The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-03-15

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1cloeGa ~ 1istvisk tkit exclamation.
01 ~ gstordsy hls vile having obtsined
eegql q divoece. be had sals u
t@E1l1So md ether honselsold efecta,
d14livs Gtock o. Monday he engaged
g. - ~ 46st6t n packing what Re had
- o. Tuesday msrnfng be callsd for
~ MA 70 hovs thsm movsd 70 the 6ta.
ton, that he would lsavs on the train a. 3
r, -, they wen together, and ii II r.
"a y. flae man went with him to his hotel
when be stated b. vas going 70 die, re-
pafred to ths baggage room; went 70 sleep
% box fell to the floor The landlord
and Others urged him to 60 to bed he
sid be should lie there until he died.
He told man present chat he, having
ssf1cient Of his money, was to proride =
comm and retain the balance, and IN q
short time poor futile vas dead, being
about 3 o'clock, r. n. No one had any
reason to think that there was anything
unusual the matter with him. On Wed
pesday coroner Kendrick held an inquest.
g. Taylor, D. Connen and o. T. Brainard
- no.t.rortcr, event., .t;or M IA, ,a !,
dict was heart disease and congestion of
II. atorsch Said corro.,;.n he;.ra
"a nv alcoho,,c noe;cr > TIC r.,,.s - ~.
heart ~, .,rost cor,r,.,.,v os.;Aaa ,na
stomach cono..,.d hsa,r a. T...,.
left about two thon.and do,,.r. for III
children. some az whom live i v;n,on =,
which place his remains were taken for
burial Anotber vict;n az nH.n bro,b y
Flint, eoroaat opus
Hon. WIN. Csrev. err q At,orn.v -
Utah lecturefl here an W.dn.sa,r .var
ing: q furious enou a,or,n ,v.s - o;nv .nd
the audience was ! ts;I,,res Tho CcSore.
nationalist church foots the bills
Levi Kitterv nl;n, !ohn U.,nl;n ia.
the names Of verdant yontb Of waterloo
or some other inland town mot loro ont ~
his teens: came 10 Traer last Monday
pleading poverty and wartof wort Kind
hearted ones rave him orders IN the
Moriss House for food and ,o,lp;noe HI
concluded ma winter %. rsar,,, .no,.
he Womb On into bue,ne.. :. aaoior
tic overshoes5 To stoc, m far hus;noss n
s.o,. ,,,.,, go, ~ -. Z. '9 -.
sold them for seventv.f,ce cents ! na;r J,
another. or trade them for ot,,., Goods
He did NOT continne in bns;nca. loea u
II did NOT look wei, and +. was fonnd ar,
after dispesine Of thee na;rs n wac
prosecuted ON one charge and ,,s,,co
Broinerd gave him nm ,r,,er nm ttc Anstin
Hotel nj Toledo for twenty dave boora
He has a moor opinion Of Traer ne !. bpsi.
ness place
In the Intsr Ocenn of March 9Th an ar.
ticle was published purnortino 10 Re from
a citizen Of Traer containinr grave ch.ro.
es against some of our citizens as ;ndivid.
uals, and our civ government Pcrhans
there, NAV have been a grain of substonc.
TO his charges. Int The rcst wae no an,
nations Of the diseased brain of tic writer
Had there been cause for publication The
home Paper was the place. not a Ch;caoo
one. The weather is cold. but if the mn.
thor is discovered, he will not complain
of that, but rather the heat. perhaps the
wet. k
Hon. James Wilson was around home
on Saturday, looking uncommon we'll.
The United Preshytcrians are about to
build a meeting house. They are numcr
Gus and wealthy and will erect one credit.
able to themselves and the place.
The snow storm Of Wednesday block
adea the track and there was no train I'M
til Saturday. To-day there was ship
ment of six car loads of cattle.
David Samuel is an. -aspirant for the
Office Of Marshal in place of Fl. Klingaman
the incumbent for the past two wears.
Dave is a clever fellow in the social ac-
ceptance, has hosts of friends, is chief of
the Masons and all that, but Hiram also
wants it.