The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-12-27
General News Summary.


in Ne,y York on the 18th combination wo
formed d repulate the nroduct;on - a.
mines. nv designating the opot, eac,, cornnon,
n;obt mt unon Tho norLat and astah,;sh;,,o
penalty of s1.25 per ton for all overshipments
a Board Of Control was established, each in
terest being given the right to manage it
own saics and make its own prices. john
exchange for the sale of coal was, however
provided for committee was appointed te
feguiate the quotas OF shipment Of the differ
ent interests.
The Springfield IlI.) Savings Bank
has suspended. The liabilities ore statod 70
be about sI75Oo0 and the promise made 10 ma =
Bin full
A rrN.xr.po,n bo a U;u;.
Honkins was abducted from b;s ho,,,o a. rel
dock's Fields. near Pittsburgh. Pa. ON the
l6th, by a man supposed TO be a tramp. He
Us described as being pretty bov. with full
face, light complexion and hair. and rather
Stout built His family were in.ereat distress
over his loss, his mother being almost insane
from grief.
1 THE proprietors of the Wilkesharro
Sps Ne,rs have been sentenced n ton ,nonths,
mnr;sonment in tho Count, ,Ta;I a,,d e,,od
MN n acb fpra on oil IaI he
q the county. A like sentence was imnosed
mon the same defendants for libelino q citi-
ten Of WiIkesbarre.
D
[1an,s headquarters in Chicago. on the night
81 the 10Th, from Can't Blair. in command at
Fort Bliss, report that the Texas Rangers. at
Ian Elizario, in Ell Paso County, Tex, surren-
<aered ON the morning of tbe 18th .Judoa
Howard, agent for the salt mines, Atkinson
Ind Mcbride were shot, and the rest of the
Rangers were disarmed and liberated The
mob had dispersed. 1t was composed entirely
bf native-born citizens of Texas, and no help
Fas given them from the Mexican side of the |
T,. IT,.
'iouoies III Ei Taso
oun.,' ieA,' are saiu 70 nave grown out oil
ispuse as W 'he ownership OF extensive salt
'"e' ~ 'N". see'ioii' a' WHICH the people Oh
'a,'ounu'ns coun'ry nave ootaihed SAT-
on' .',"e i,iiheii'ofiai' lree Oh COST. a num-
VI -A'ieiieah sPecuia.ors' Judge howard
"ons .'o'h' soe up '.'ie 10 tiie mines In
0'p,"s in"ih'aii enis title Judge
o~a.u qua,'oiea WIN 'he people IN the
- 'o, anu az ias' shos anu kiiied
,a'i VINO esPouseu Inc cause OF the resident
PeAicahs. nc tnen hed the country, but re-
kehty returheu, ana was captured with his ad-
80, ,,n anu ,..,, ,h,ee VI 'he,il' including the
A ""'o""'u
4 JOHN VAN HOESEN, the alleged ring
eader of the railroad rioters at Albany, N.
I, and vicinity, in July last, has been found
tnilty and sentenced to seven years. imprison
en-. Ell, I
ihoMAe hooNEi mousse at west
oht, y. H. was surned, Anew days ago. and
So chiidreh, aged three and five years, per-
Rled' ihey were locked III the house, the
rehts pehis absent, ana were found elasped ,
i edcii oohers arms, hieless and charred ,
A BOILER in the candy manufacto,v
Ernest Greenfield, 63 Barclay street, New
|orN' eAPiouca aoout nVe O'Clock on the att
piler was under the Sidewalk, and whom IL
urst it tore away the entire front of the bpi,d-
lg and scattered the wreck in all directions.
Ire undoubtedly followed the explosion, and
,e walls of the building, five stories in height A
>on fell in. There were employed in the fac
'ry nearly 2oo girls and boys, ranging from
sht 10 twenty years OF age, a large number
Mhoin ioss ths,r ,,, hyes, many Others being
aaaly sile~ s.nn ooo "' !
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AT Randolph, MASS, rev hlghts '
90, three children OF Mrs. Catherine Ryan a
ere suiioea'cu os eoai-sas, DO "as uso -na. +
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