The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-27
PERSONAL.

MR.. D. o. STRONG, the Receiver first
appointed for the collapsed Chicago State
Savings Institution, having failed to qualify,
Judge L. B. Otis was, on the 18th, appointed
to the position.
Hon. E. B. WAsHBURNE, late United
States Minister to France, reached New
York from Europe on the 10Th. He will re,
side in Chicago in the future.
UNITED STATES SENATOR BoeY, of
malarial fever contracted at the National
Capitol. He was sixty-four years old.
PRESIDENT HAYES and party arrived at
Atlanta, Ca, on the morning of the 22d,
where they met with a hearty welcome, Gov.
Colquitt delivering the welcoming address,
to which the President responded, Scc'y
Eyarts and Postmaster-Gen. Key follow
ing him in short speeches.
ORsON PRATT, the Mormon Apostle,
who has recently returned from England,
left New York City on the ed, for Utah, ac-
companied by Joseph F. Smith, nephew of
the Prophet, Joseph Smith.
JOHN S. MORTON, President of the
West Philadelphia Passenger Railway Com
pany, was arrested, on the oath, charged
with having issued 10000 fraudulent shares
of stock of his company. He states that he
was drawn into the transaction by other par
ties, and that he had rotrealized dollar for
his own benefit oy the fraudulent issue.
SPENCER, Guild and Bulkley, the Off
GERS of the suspended Chicago State Savings
Institution, have been indicted by Cook
County Qll.) Grand Jury for embezzlement.
POLITICAL.
THE New Jersey Prohibitionists have
nominated Rudolphus Bingham for Gov
ernor.
TIE Massachusetts Republican State
Convention met at Worcester, on the 10Th,
and nominated: For Governor, Alexander
H. Rice, present incumbent; Lieutenant
Governor, Horatio 8. Knight; Secretary of
State, Fl. B. Pierce; Attorney General, C. R.
Train; Treasurer, Charles Endicott; Audit
or, J. L. Clarke. The platform adopted ap-
proves the Presidents Southern policy; in
sists upon the adoption of all measures nee
essary to secure resumption of specie pay
ment on day not later than that now fixed
Inv law. dec,aras that tb. wort, ~ roforr,;ro
tbe C;v;, ssrv;ce which tho Rennb,;can ,,ar,H
hos undortsteu and to which + a,ona .tanS, M ~
.:.tas ..,,t !. ~ ,..as
olntelv carried forward: indorses the Pres;.
DENTS order probibitinc ofticebolders from
exercising an undue and improper influence
upon political affairs.
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ceive the respect and support OF any portion
OF inc American people, 70 adopt the Demo-
cranc policy OF local seii-government and
abandon all further devices to perpetuate
sectional jcalousies;'' opposing all special
Legislation for corporate or individual inter-
ests at the expense Of the people.
THE Pennsylvania Greenback State
Convention was hs,d a. wu1;am.nort ~, ,,,s
1oth sna nom;na.sd I pa,..,n,, ). ~ 9 pan.,n " ~ ~
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tor-uenerai' ana d. =. wrightfor State Treas
ufer.