The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-08-23
TOLEDO, COUNTY, IOWA, THURSDAY, AUGUST s 1877.
IOWA STATE NEWS.

I0NA STATE NEW0-
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ELIZA ScAl.nErr, Of Iowa Falls, is the only
Revolutionary pcnsiener in Iowa. She re.
ceives 500 a year, and is ninety five years old
IT cost about &1o OO0 n ,ur the f,;tv Gov
crpment of Duhuone durinr. the month n
Inlv
a vor,xa snort uomsd Too from Rufs,,.
is wauted Mt Muacatine. for s,wcar;nc falsely
to 4 yaunv cirI,s .oe IN order n Obtain / mn :.
riage ccrtiticate. He didn't get the pirl. who
is worth $4,000.
rupp, ,aro sf+v.seven .,,,,,o,n.s TO- ths
position Of Principal of the High School OF
Dubuque. with several States vet to hear
from. Verify the schoolmaster Ia abroad in
the land.
B,spop prapy has conc East where he
will remain unti, after the elose of tn. Cen.
eraI t,onventiop ~ f,ctoher
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~ ae1 ~ nn.'"s AZ ounuay p'o-
III, e sa,,;,, 80 80 .s1 =. - paos.a.s S''
A.
4 ,,rr, ,r;r, ,o,,,oa ro,,,.o rasto- ,v..
t,o,, ID II, death hv lorse !, ron,.v,. M;us
IatTs~so, t!ourtv q few dovs ooo
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g. =. -, ...v trr,,ar s,,S..t. .;ps.
,bs c;ty - in two cs ses wherein nersonsi IN.
tnrv was inaicted bv danpcrous streets a, 4
s;d.wo1Ls The law makes the Cour.c,l
nowarleas in sucb cases to nse funds ~
ho,d ava ro,,,;res special assessma,,s
wb;ci, mn n, tha r-asanttimc have NOT h.a,
levied
Kroprr had ono death dav dur;n . H.
,oon.,, ~ II
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a. n.na,s oan noso spI lspe :; apvn ~
al, 'ano ~ :. .a', eaie.esy 's,s 49, - 'uo
- ' w ~ ~. o.a "a'
INV. ~, up ~ sucn = niainer ''s ~ i,p open
'ne animars ociiy' iel.ihg Inc ooweis arop
ous on 'ne sIou"u tne i.rse saiAeu apou.
."o rous' oi'i''s anu hiopii'ig uae grass, anu
'heh iaia down ana died.
The creditors OF Vests Bank, at Des-
Nioihes' VIII get ABOUT teh cents on the dol-
iar.
ooHS N. SchAffEh' oecie.ary :" INC otate
sage INC iargest fair ever heio IN Inc state.
KEoKUk has expended S27, GOO ON her pub
lie streets this year.
A LITTLE daughter OF John H. Rule, of
Hampton, was badly burned, a few days ago,
by oil of crcosote. A Vial containing the
liquid fire had beent thrown down in the yard,
was found by the child, cork removed, and
the contents spilled on her face, hands and
body.
A YOUNG man named Smith, in the employ
of Erastus Haynes, near Morse Station,
while cleaning deep well, the other morn
ing, was overcome oy ioul air and died be-
Tore he could be brought TO thc surface.
Inc well had long oeen known as DANGER
GUS one 1ut smith was not ieariui OF DAN
gcrl In gong down.
II o,a,.,,s .as;s;,~ - tfi,,sdaIa asaa -,
and fiye wears were nlav;no IN . hsrr and
sot q ~ sro w;th mat..has pafora : .saa
!, It, ,.,ar., -oao,,oroa ,,,,r "a -
ouN hs eooNii lnaN.s 'nc i"'se's SNOW OF
~ :, "ay eo1'' :" -"A' "n" y DITCH
'nU sn" 49,
Inh y,e'a VI a," ~ .o"a @ 'a.s year ~
'.p.y p'oe. .as. = : 80. '"o "nca'
- - a.s. my ~. a.. eo,ao ,e o.sne's ~
'no aeio, .nu 'ne o''-neius a'e uoing SUN
EISvrN counties in Tho State orc without
Juncp HAYES has lately decided that
liouor in process Of condemnation for yio-
lation Of the State law is not subject to re-
plevin.
The Ancient Order of United Workmen
now have 129 lodges in the State, and each
lodge Is prospecting finely.
supr. TALBOT, of the Iowa Institution for
the Deaf and Dumb. il ont with a circular
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saying tnat no new applicants can DC re-
ceived this year, owing to the crowded con.
dition Of the Institution.
REV, JAMES n BAKER, living near Brush
rro.r D,huouo Couptv waa fatally t;otad
oieon' Duo"4"o oo"J, "'oAo"
in the head and neck, the other day, by
v;c;ous horse which he was driving ont of
his field.
FIVE boys at the Reform School attempted
their escape from that institution, few
nights ago. By tying sheets together, they
let themselves down from the dormitury,
The fifth boy fell part of the distance and
broke one of his legs. Three of the runa-
ways have since been captured, but the other
boy was still at liberty at last accounts.
AN Iowa City minister has solved the prob
lem of the railroad strikes; it wasn't so
much on account Of desire Of h'g CHER wages,
but ON account of needed Judgment for run.
,nr sundav tra;ns that n hannered
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