The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-11-29

RERsONAL AHD RokzE1CAl..
THE official returns OF the vote II
Governor at the late election in Wisconsi
| give the following totals: Smith (Rep.)
"a, 76S; Mallory tDem. J, 20, 4S2 j Anis (Gresz
back), 26,16S; Smiths plurality, s,S7l.
The National Grange met At Cincin
natl, on the 2lst. Delegates were presen
from all the States. In his ennusl address
the Master recommends modification Of th
rules, 80 as to allow persons or societies en-
gagged in industrial pursuits to become stock
holders. The Executive Committee advis
the discontinuance Of general agencies, an,
that the Grange establish Wholesale and retki
stores on the cooperative principle. ~
JUDGE GEORGE GRENNELL, Membe
Of Congress from 1928 to 1888, dietlat Green
field, Mass, q few nights ago, aged ninety-on
years. ss s
The President has accepted the re
signation Of Ass't-sec'y Mccormick. -
A CoNGREss of the Workingmen',
party Of the United States has been called t,
meet at Newaak, N. j., commencing Dec. Is
There are eighty-four associations belonging Il
this party scattered throughout the country
and 1t is expected that each will send one o
more delegates to the general Congress.
TIE official returns in New Jersey
give Mcclellan (Dem) for Governm,s pluri
ity of 12,710, and . majority Of $685. Ne
Clellsn received 81, 1880 votes; Newell Rep.)
IS, I'D; Hoxsey (Greenback), 1876; Bingham
(Temperance), 1,4Q. -ffsf
THE United States Senate Committe,
on Privileges and Elections resolved, on tn,
sd, by vote Of six to three, to report tina
VIM. 2. Kellogg is, upon the merits of tn,
case, lawfully entitled to seat in the Scnat.
from Louisiana, and that Henry N. Sponort
is not entitled to such seat. --v.
The complete vote in New Yori
State gives Beach Oem.). for Secretary Q,
State, aSS, 091; Churchill (Rep y 81 81; Junit
(Workingman), 9O,1e7; Haynes pro J, 8, 1865
Greenback vote, 2,760. Beach over Churchill
u,2s0.
RoREloN.
ACCORDING to official reports of the
21st, there had been severe Sighting on the
Lom on the preceding day. The Turkish &C
count says the Heights of Metehka, near
Piergos, were captured and 100 Russians
killed. The Russian account says the Heights
were temporarily occupied and Piergos burned,
but that the Turks were finally driven out with
great slaughter.
On the 21st. tho Roumanian troops
captured Rahova after an engagement lasting
three days. The Turks fed to Widdin, with
the Roumanians In close pursuit ri
CAPT. HoWGArE has received a lat
ter from Capt. Tyson, in command of the
Florence the advance vessel OF the American
Arcnc E1peoiton, under GATE OF sept. ~, In
wnicn ne reports nis SAFE arrival at Niuntilick
harDor' CumDeriana Gun ne proposed to
ao ,n,o inter or :. 81 u .s '. 1sys, 70
structions IN referenca n the colisct,c,, - -.
4er,.I :.
A Rucu.pv.r a,s,.+,h - ~. ooa
~. o-.-a...~.P' - o ~
disposition on the part Of the Turks to renelf
Mehemct Airs tactics, by threatening ne
Army Of the Czarovitz and the crossing n the
D anube.
IT was reported in London. On thu
e2d. that Mnkht.r Pssha FEARING that ~ ,,,,o,,,t
he surrounded had fallen boct IN a ko.,,;c,
twenty miles west of Erzeroum.
The Greek Cabinet tenderSd their
on Tho oad h,,+ tho v,,E ros,.L Ia
to accept them Since the Russian victories
the war party has become demonstfative and
the violent speeches in Parliament led the
Ministers to believe that they were not in &c
cord with public sentiment in their policy of
as respects 'he iorco-hessian war
THE Turkish Ambassador at Vienna
has asked the Austrian Premier 10 mediate
Russia and Turkey. Count Andrassy
replied that mediation now was inoppportune
ana would prove disadvantageous 70 Turkey.
THE French Ministry has been def
nitely reconstructed with Gen. Rochebonet -
Minister of War and President of the Council
The Republican press censure the cornposition
Of the Ministry in ccntemptuous terms
A ROME Qtaly) dispatch of the Esd
says an attempt to cup the Pope had failed
and caused determination Of humors to the
chest A council of Cardinals had been called
to consult concerning the general interests Of
the Papacy, and consider the propriety sof
the appointment of Council of Regency.
AccoRnyra tn Iondor d;sn.+oh.. -
the 23d, great battle v.s In proorea. - In.
nova. hrstt
ON the DAD Mebomet n; +o,ocr.rhaa
~ Con...n.;non,a s,no.,no,. ~ ~ :.
a Russian regiment of infantry, and one Of
cavalry at Nevesich. OF the latter, all but six
men were destroyed.
A REPORT. apparently we'll anthent;.
Gated, prevailed at Giurgeyo, on the Esd, that
Osman Pasha had opened negotiations for the
surrender Of rievna'
BERLIN dispatches OF the Esd say
that the German and United States Govern
ment had begun negotiations for q mutual
treaty, to take the place Of ex-
isting treaties with the separate German
A HALIFAX special of the Esd an
nounces that the Commission organized for
the purpose of settling the fishery dispute be-
tween Great Britain and the United States,
had decided that the former Government was
entitled to Is, 500 900, to be paid by the latter
Judge Kellogg, United States Commissioner
dissented from this decision, President Deforse
and Sir A. T. Gait agreeing with It.
ACCORDING to Pera dispatches of the
25th. Mebemet All vould he un.h,. - t,,-,,.h
an army to cooperate with other troops for
the relief Of Plevna.
A CErruNJE dispatch of the 25th saws
The Turrs had .v.crs,ad Mo,,ce srd an ~.
villages of the Krama District in Montenegro,
and retired beyond the Boyana.
TIE Mir;dites ara AGAIN IN revolt and
have advanced 70 The y,c,p;tv - s.nt.d
HE Sultan, on the 18th, issued an
trade calling out 10000 civic guards in Con-
0taUtfuODIe And the Provinces Tn maintain ar