The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-04-05

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F0REIGN.
the occasion Of the Emperor Will
birthday, a fight took place, at Msyence,
IN the Prussian and Hessian soldien,
resulted in the death of several and the
ling Of forty. Among the former were
in and lieutenant
NsTANTINoPLE dispatches of the 2Sih
bat nearly all the telegraph operators
shout Turkey had struck, and that few
Ind offices were open. In secret session the
Der of Deputies had been discussing an
> in reply to the late speech from the
e. All the speakers bitterly resented for
ntervention in domestic affairs.
coRDING to Constantlnople dispatches
29th, the Porte had ordered the evacu-
pf the Islands of the Drina, by the Turk
pops, thus completing the evacuation Of
puted territory.
y Car of Russia has directed that,
ter, all locomotives and rolling stock used
psian railroads shall be manufactured in
puntry.
coRDINe TO Pera Turkey kilograms
S0th ult., there was great agitation among
rds, in Asiatic Turkey. They had risen,
bred large number of Christian villages
mpelled the inhabitants to take refuge in
The Russian journals of the same date
need the breaking out of an insurrection
Pashalik of Diarbeki in Armenia, tho
Ice resisting the enforcement of the con-
on.
h protocol in respect to Eastern af-
was signed by representatives of Russia,
!, England, Germany and Austria, on the
i. 1t was presented to the Porte for sig |
on the following day.
PARIS special of the list says rumor |
led in that city that the roof of the Mont |
Tunnel had fallen in and doverwhelmed two |
Dger trains.
TERPooL dispatches of the 31st ult. |
nce the arrival at that port of A. Oakley
the missing ex-Mayor of New York. He |
on the freight steamer Victoria, from Bos-
nder the assumed name of Sutcliffe.
the I'd, Prince Bismarck rendered |
Emperor his resignation of the Chancel-
> of the German Empire. This the En-
refused to accept, but gave him q years
|pf absence.
4 DOMESTIC.
tE regulations allowing the United |
= Treasurer to furnish silver coin on certifi-
EDf deposit of the Assistant Treasurers and
pal Bank depositaries have been modified
mit shipments of silver directly to parties
pg deposit. The expense of transportation
4 by the Department to points in the
States reached through established ex-
lines by continuous railway or steamboat |
tunication. Deposits are to be in sums not
han$ 81 900 Or its multiple, and not exceed
10, 900.
E Secretary of the Treasury, on the
issued the forty-fourth call for the re-
ion of $40 bonds of 1865, May and No
u. The call is for $4,000, 900, of which
1000 are coupon and $500, 900 registered
The principal and interest will be paid |
Treasury on and after the 9th day of |
next, and interest will cease on that day.
IE dam of the reservoir at Stafford, |
Il gave way on the morning of the 9th,
ing everything along the valley from
Fdsville through Old Furnace to Stafford
ss. The National Bank 1T Staffordsville,
bngregational Church, L. W. Cranes store,
light depot and all the houses on the island
bfford Springs were destroyed. All the
IS between the scene of the disaster and
pd were washed away. Two lives are re-
] lost. About ], 1000 men are thrown out of
|yment by the destruction of mill prop
ind the loss in property is variously esti-
at from 81, ,OO0, 900 to 81, ,00O, 600.
IL Treasury Department issued cir.
on the 28th, recommending increased
nee on the part of customs officers in the
= VI tAI AAi pOl taAOu VI 4AvC-pVOCA, 81 u6 "
ae against the introduction of the rinder-
which was pronounced infectious as we'll
ltagious.
the 2Sth, the Secretary of the Treas
lid that he believed the entire 41Lz per cent.
lkould be taken up before the meeting of
Pess in December. Already $130, ,0OO, 900
cen placed.
IE next Indiana State Fair is to be
1t Indianapolis, beginning on the 20th of
mber.
[oNG the failures announced on the
llt. were those of the State National Bank
\ Brunswick, N. j., and the State Bank at
sburg, Pa.
lis now thought that nine vessels of
png Island fishing feet, which left for the
B banks last November, and have been
overdue, were lost in recent gales, with all
ard, numbering ninety-6ve men, most of
leave wives and children. II
fE internal revenue receipts for March
Is year were 89, ,250, 257, against 90, 293, ,252
le same time last year.
lE public debt statement for March
the following: Coin bonds outstanding,
!, 49, 100; total debt, q, ,204, ,sS2, ,275; cash
easury, $3.50, 1853, 14S; debt, less cash in the
ury, S2,074, 4,674, 1877; decrease during
!, S14. 107, ,016.
FRAME dwelling house at Rhinecl.fr,
hogs Cornfv h,.~~
ago, and Mrs. Burns and four of her
ZEN perished in the flames. Finding escape
e stairs cut off, Mrs. Burns threw her bed
the window, and on it dropped an infant
and another, but the rush Of fame and
prevented further saving of life. The
md was absent.
)RE than one-half of the business
N Of the town of Monroeville, Ohio, was
yed by fire on the night of the LIST. Loss !,
$4,000. IA
PERSONAL. II
G. SwAys1E, editor Of the Topeka
Blade, was, on the evening Of the 27th.
and killed in SIGHT on the street with
} ". Wilson, formerly of the Daily Times
t oity. The difficulty grew out of articles
i've to Wilson published in the Blade.
Iss ALTA M. HULErT. the lady law
Chicago, died in San Diego, Cal. on the
whittier she had gone because of poor
!. Her disease was consumption She was !
y-two years Of age, and is highly spoken Of
} Chicago dailies for her many excellencies
sracter.
WASHINGTON telegram Of the 26th
the comPosition of the Commission TO
Louisiana, as follows: Judge G, B. LAW
of Illinois; ex-Caov. ). @. Brown, Of
sssee; Gen. Joseph R. Hawley, Connecti-
Gen. John M. Harlan, of Kentucky, and
e Mcyeigh, Of Pennsylvania l.
is said that Mr.. Sankey, in recent
riew, stated that Mr.. Moody would close his
in Boston about May l, and that NO definite