The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-11-01

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= the 94th. A. Murray, convicted OF hayiM
et0aen firearms, ammunition and other prop
erty, was sentenced 10 three years In the Peni-
tentiary. Tom Gallagher, another Of the riot
ers, who was convictsd Of receiving stolen
goods and pleaded guilty to the charge Of lar
ceny, was sentenced topsy fne of 81 900 and
to six years' imprisonment. ~. /,
By order Of the New York Canal
Commissioners. the Erie Canal Il to be cloeed
on the 7th Of December. unless sooner closed
by ice.
THr fourth animal Convention of tha
worar,. N..,or.I Chr,st,.r Tsur.,.r..
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The propositions made to Sitting
Bull bv the Commission ON the mart Of I'll
United States. and which he scornfully re-
iected. were that the Sioux should surrender
their arms, ammunition and horses, and 90 to
some military post in a submissive, obedient
spirit, where they would be exempt from pun
ishment- They were promised full compen-
sation for their property. Sitting Bull ia
represented as saying: .sI did not give you
any country, but you took it away from Us. I
am, If You think / am, q fool. You are
bigger fools than am This house Is a medi-
cine house. You come here to tell us lies, but
We uont want W near 'neln. oon't Wish any
s''en language ussu " ,ae, snat Is 70 seh me
suci. Aes III my u'eae "o.noi HOUSE Sailuo-
irk " Suoen wv" Dous you say two
.noe n "UuS' % ~ Da'A no'e "neie YOU came
from. inns country ~ mine' ana inteha 70
s1ay mere ! wisn you 70 20 Dack' ana TO take
II esss Sss,so soiUs 1s Das
s.o oavAA - ..po.vo % saying
p,.m ~ - na. ~ INA. ,ne S''ng
the result was what the admir,strot,on IT.,
wanted: that it was never desired that sitting
Bull should return to the United States. hut Il
was courteous to the Dominion Govern
ment that steps should be taken to
secure his return as fugitive. The
British officers are said to have
told Sitting Bull that If he considered himself
subject OF Queen Victoria, he was very much
mistaken; tnat ne was fugitive from the
Ohseu otaees' snat II nc WanIeo 10 remain IN
Canaoa ne must DenaVe nimseii, ana tnat ne
wouio not De Pelnltted 70 send e1pedtlons 70
trouble united states settlers; should ne do
80 ne wouid nave 70 ngnt soldiers OF the White
Motnef as ~eA as VI tne ureat atner.
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manufacturers had acceded to the demands of
the strikers, and their men had resumed work
but the most Of the emplovers still held ont
with the understanding that all hands anx,ous
to return should be put to work at once at the
rates prevailing before the strike.
The President has issued procla-
nation appointing Thursday, Nov. %, as a
day Of National Thanksgiving and PRAYER.
On the evening of the 28th, at Ips-
wich, Mass, as a Mrs. Clarkson was retiring
she blew down the chimney of kerosene lamp
In evt,no,,,sh tho lioht An evnlos;op fol.
lowed and Mrs n was fatally burned
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AnI Onlc"eo savings ans'l'ueioh anu
trust company, smaii institution, closed us
aoors on Inc SStn.
oS 'ne 1''n' .ne neceivel =, 'le sus-
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
AT the first days session in Chicago,
on the oath, of the Universalists' General Con-
vention of the United States. the Rev. ]. w.
Joy, of Massachusetts, was chosen President
for the ensuing year.
SAMUEL J. TILpEN reached New
York on the steamer Scvtbia. ON the 25th.
His health was good and he expressed him
self as pleased with his European trip.
The Cincinnati ENQUIRER gives the
following as the correct tipures of the recent
Ohio State election. according to the official
count They differ from the reports previously
given: Total vote cast, 556,501, of which
Bishop Dem }, for Governor, received 273, ,2l3;
West (Rep.), 49,03l; johnson (Greenback),
16, ,703; Bond (Workingman), 12,515; Thomp-
son (Temperance), 4,S56; scattering, 1S3.
A w.su,ycroN d;snatob of tho 9stb
saw. ~ son.to ron,,;..as -, pr;v,,aros and
r,ao.;ons haS ,,nsn;nn,,slv oareod 70 male
.ho.e.oh ,nns..,aat;on ~ 10 Io,,;s;sno 10 case
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