The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-12-13

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lHE virginia House OF Represents
tives organized, on the 9Th, by electing Judg
Allen Speaker, his election being almos
unanimous. He represents the element b
favor Of forcibly readiustinR the state debt
THE President, on the 9Th, sent bacl
to the Senate all the nominations which tha
body neglected to act upon during the specia
session, including the New York CITY Appoint
ments 4s
The election in Georgia, on the 5th
resulted in the adoption Of the new Constitu
tion BY nearly 10000 majority. Atlanta wa
selected as the Capital of the State by abou
the same vote. The Homestead law Of 1877
was adopted by small majority
The United States Senate, on the 9th
confirmed the nomination OF John B.. Hawley
OF Illinois, as Assistant Secretary Of the Treas
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iHB next new ffampsndre 1,emocraf'
&c state convention is to be held at Concord
on the 18th ofJanuarT. Elsps t.ss5
Hon JOHN BURLEIGH, an ex-Mem
ber Of Con9ress zfrom Name, Started for hi
home, at south Berwick, In that State, in /.
carriage, from salmon Falis, on the evening o
the 9th, and, when crossing a bridge over TIN
salmon Faus sksFer, his horse sheered ane
went through the railing OF the bridge, pre-
cipitaung the carriage and Mr. ~ to the bee
OF the stream, distance OF about 200 feet
Mr.. B. was instantly killed.
AT its recent session A cleveland
Ohio, the National Baseball League elec$et
officers as follows: ii President, Wa. Hubert
Chicago; Secretary, Nc u. Young, Washing
ton;i Board OF Directors, y. w Men, ,Cincin;
natl; w. F. Rogers, Milwaukee; w. B. Petit
indianapolis; A. 8. Soden, Boston. The
po.ra lss,aene Is also, es-cU'e'0' member 81 sne
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noN, oohN W HARLAN iorinaily
quained az Assqciate Justice OF the Supreme
., o - o w. .o, anu .ouH .1S s.a' As 'he
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10 noN. JAMES D. Eusfls tDemU was,
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- z EfEh D. cWE1NEf' ON tne 10Th;
paid the last installment ofsthe 100000 and
Interest which he agreed p pay thes City Of
New York In settlement ef-the Tweed Ring
suits agaipst'him. This settlement, Sweeney s
friends declare, strips him enti ely of his real
estate, ndleayes him to beg in anew the strug-
gie LOT io,tune ne mas resumS q tne roles
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ers and 1000 killed and wounded. saI7i '
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monstrsnce against servia,s nsrt;e;ns.ip, N
the war. n. s,.,s.itgs
~ tho XII +hor ,,o,. 900 ~
position AGAINST Erzcrroum i The weather do.
layed d general engagement ~
Tuu por;s oorros,, S,,lo,,t IS tl,o Na,,,
York Herald has tclcpranbcd 10 that naper IN
reference to rumor recently published in re-
gard to the prospective appointment of Con-
Grant to the Berlin or London Mission, that
the ex-Prcsident had assured hin in, the most
emphatic MANNER before leaving pslts, that
m;nis,ration' and narticularly in the nA,,,o' Mo-
c'1,, matic serv;cs anu p''''''u's ~ INC ifp'o
Tur d;s..o,,os ,o.o;,ol So.
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s,an Oh ee o' c,,a'' p,nm ht sne u'ks t
ieP"itS VI o"e e"Pe'''e " i1ie""' "'s' coy ei'o
Russian losses were greatly exaggerated.
gram of the 9th, the Turks had driven the
Russians out of Kesrova, and had captured
Popkoi on the LON. =
THE French Cabinet RESIGNED AGAIN.
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