The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-28
News Summary.


General News Summary
FORESGN.
.csRprse to a Cettinje dispatch Of u
= he Montenegrins had, on that day, d
~ he Turks, after sanguinary engag
,ptnear Spaz.
IospoS kilograms Of the Goth repo
~ the Russians had been guilty of terribl
Istnses upon the Circassian population {
.meuia. They had burned the milital
ss,itsl in Arabian, and 500 iniDates ha
,rshed IN the flames. s:1s4. & &.
ALEX. BARCLAY & o., of Gottenburs
,v,dsn, failed, on the Goth, for 81 ,S40, 900.
foSsrANTINopLE dispatches of the 2ls
.,,ouuee the defeat Of Russian Army nea
s.,,,id and the investment of that city b
A. Turks. Itwas reported that Layard, th
ssti,b Ambassador, had counseled The Sui
!. to make peace Immediately. All tn
minister's favored peace except Redif Pasha
Nnister Of War.
ACCORDING to Vienna kilograms of th'
o,.t Russia had invited Austria to unit
r;,h her to prevent the Montenegrins from
tejug utterly crushed.
TIE Russian Army effected the passage
- me Danube at Galatz, on the 22d, By
n.su, Of pontoon bridges located beyond
!. - rsaeb Of Tu, kish batteries. They also
,ured and fortified tete de pont on the
Trrkish shore. There was no fighting.
ACCORDING to London telegram Of the
~ an arrangement had been effected by
,sph England, with the consent of the Sui
sp Of Turkey and the Khedive, would oc-
,uuv Egypt-England to determine when
se occupation should begin and end.
DISPATCHES to the London papers, pub
Hhed on the 22d, say the Turks had secured
n the strategic points in Montenegro, and
e,t the trouble between the two countries
us substantially at an end.
TIE French Senate voted, on the 22d---
t,DtO lSO-to sanction the Government prop
asiou for the dissolution Of the Assembly.
THR insurance on the property destroyed
hhe St. John (N. B fire is said to be in the
uighborhood of $1,000, ,O00-less than one
ari Of the total loss.
ACCORDING to London kilograms of the
81 and 24th, the crossing of the Danube
NJ intended merely as diversion, the pes
tlntial climate and the overdowed condi-
ton Of the Dobrudscha forbidding any ex-
tended operations in that direction. The
Turkish post Of Matchin had been occupied
ty Russian troops. 1t was believed that the
main crossing of the Danube would not be
effected for some days. The total number of
Russian troops in Roumania was stated to be
l7,uOo
AUSTRIA has formally refused to inter-
iere in behalf of Montenegro, unless the
lstter acknowledge that she is hopelessly
ratrate, and applies directly for assistance.
CoysTASrNoPLE kilograms of the oath
ny The Montenegrins had been forced to
Hlsuate Cettinie. The Turkish Chamber
Of Deputies had voted in secret session to
continue the war to the death, even if all Eu-
rope combines against Turkey.
Ak Athens dispatch of the oath says the
pss:ase Of the Danube had greatly strength |
med the war party in Greece, and that
eEersl regiments had left for the frontier.
Greek conspiracy had been discovered in
alouica
II was reported from London, on the
lh, that the English Cabinet had, after
uedeliberaton, disapproved of Gortscha-
'fs declaration as to Russia's policy in the
astern war, and the English Government
I'd resolved not to allow even the Tempo
q occupation Of -Cnnstanrino,.le hy Tho
ussians.
Az attempt was made, on the oath, to
Oss The Danube at Rutschuk, which proved
successful, and was followed by severe
tile, in which the Turkish gunboats took
1t The Town of Giurgevo, opposite, was
ton fire by Turkish shells.
DOMESTIC.
Four tramps were killed and one fatally
ured ly the giving way of the walls of a
lg-disused lime-kiln near Bridgeport, Pa,
the 10Th. They were sleeping on the
,ken furnaces.
IHE non-treaty Indians in Idaho Terri.
: began hostilities on the 14th, and sew
j settlers were murdered. Col. Perry,
u bis command and some volunteers,
'sequently engaged the Indians at White
d, and we're repulsed with the loss Of
'ut thirty men and several horses, after
'ut three hours fighting. Additional
ops were called for on the 10Th by Gen.
ward, at Lspwai. The disaffected Indians
nbered from 1000 to 1,5OO.
IN the 2lst, eleven of the Mollie Ma
le conspirators of the Pennsylvania coal
ions, convicted Of murder, we're hanged-l
at Pottsville, four at Mauch Chunk and
at Wilkesbarre.
lHE body of Mary Ella Harrington, alb
'led irom East Bos'o on nearly a year ago,
oeen recently found in the Merrimac
,er' SIX miles from Lowell, Mass. The
y was bound with ropes into the smallest
'slole compass, sewed in sacks and
lghied down. .fsis..
INSCRIPTIONS were being started in the
nslpal cities throughout the country, on
rs. and I'D, for the relief of the suffer
/. elizens Of st. John, N. B. The entire
'.asss and large part of the residence
!, aOa Of the citywere burned over. Thirty
y bodies had been recovered from the
y Up 70 the morning of the 22d, and as
!. more p rsons were still missing. From
s.u !, % twenty thousand people had been
a',ea ! homeless, and most Of them were
asiy desti ute. There was great need Of
MEDIATE assistance.
!. ~ plsfA1cH was received, on the 21st,
~ secretary Of War. from committee
'.aens OF Deadwood, ID. T., stating that
!. Mdlans were raiding the Valleys OF Bear
Aes False Bottom ard Whitewood, kill
. naehmen and driving others to Dead
I. y iof safety. The committee say they
y y aave military protection at once, or the
su'lural interests OF the Black Hi ls must
''saaoned. 1t was stated, in a Washing
sepateh, that Gen. Sherman would
= Gu the 2Sth, for the Black Hills and
| '0sstone region.
- Washington Daily Nation of the
~ soa.alued an editorial In which It was
- mat dispatches had been received
\ l. vely limiting that if the insult to
~ sI 'eigman could be possibly con.
~ q, = an entering wedge to the pro-
s.'On 4. q The Jews in America, the Roths-
: would withdraw from the Syndicate
,ppose American credit in Europe.
AsAoH also said the Secretary Of the |
.saly mad denounced the course Of Judge
= '0ward Mr.. seligman as unwarranted. I
{ SCRANTON lPa.) dispatch Of the 22d |
: { ,aas ! Patrick Golden, aged eighty three
9 I, asc been brutally murdered IN his own
I !. !. !, sichoisou. He was sitting with bis
8 .ac parior. when a masked man en- I
~ ..sn double-bareled gun and fired |
~ \. q Golden, who died shortly amer.
! ], tae murderer escaped.
'.s sAS ! fRAxcIsco telegram Of the 22d |
u b s'lustion in Northern Idaho FIR *.
= y gravity any Indian outbreak of our