The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-08-30
DOM ESTIC.

THE official statement of the receipts of
the Government for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1877, shows a total of $3.50, ,000, ,O0O
The expenditures were: Civil, $50, PSI, 600;
war, $37 ,OOO, 600; navy, SIS, 100000; Indians
and pensions, s33, go, 900; interest on public
debt, $97, 100000.
THE New York Daily Witness, re-
ligious paper, suspended publication on the
21st, for want of adequate pecuniary sup
port.
N. A. GEsNER, E. B. Weston and a
cago, recently, upon suspicion that they were
the gang of forgers whs have operated in
various parts of the country, during the last
year, in the forging Of drafts and checks.
By their operations, the Third National Bank
Of New York lost $2,7OO, and Winslow,
Lanier & Co, of the same city, $4O,O 900.
They were arrested on requisition Of the
Governor Of New York and taken East, on
the Goth. Tn ir plan was to purchase genu-
Inc drafts, take out with chemicals all the
printed and written matter except the bank
officers signature, and I'LL In with much
larger amounts.
The National Board Of Trade com.
menced its ninth annual session at Milwau-
kee, on the 2lst Delegates were present
from nearly all the Boards throughout the
country. Mayor Butler, of Milwaukee, made
the welcoming speech, in which he alluded
to all the leading topics of the day connected
with the commercial interests Of the country.
In his response, Frederick Fraley, Of Phila-
Aa1r ~
spoke Of the labor question as follows: He
hoped that each man, considering 1t In It's
relation to himself, und thus comparing 1t to
Its great relations with the great interests Of
the country will see that as labor is the creator
of all wealth itshould be protected by sound
and wisc laws, and that, for the settlement
Of questions involving principles of labor
and capital, the best intelligence Of the coun-
.ry should be invited and invoked, and that
out Of such invitation may come considers
tions that will lead to the enactment Of laws
referring the questions Of labor and capt.
tai, VIII re they come in contact, to Boards Of
Arbitration, that may ascertain precisely the
question involved, as between the laborer
and the capitalist, and suggest remedial
measures for their settlement BY compromise
adapted to equitable considerations"
A SALT LAKE (Utah) dispstch Of the
22d sites that Gen. Howard had slight
skiHmish with the Indians on the 10th, In
which one man was killed and seven were
wounded. The Indians stole 200 of How
ard's horses. Montana volunteers were re-
turning home disguised, many OF them ON
foot.
TEE General Freight Agentnf the Penn
sylvania Railroad has notified parties having
claims for goods destroyed during the riots
In Pittsburgh, to put their claims in the
hands Of the attorneys Of the Company, and
they will be presented to the authorities Of
Allegheny County without expense to the
claimants, the county being responsible for
the losses.
AT : meeting In New York City, On the
2sd, Of the Executive Committee d the Gu
ban League, an address to the people Of the
United states was sdoptsd, together with ,
resolution that the inhabitants Of largo cities
form Cuban Leagues for Tie purpose Of az
ercisinx moral influence upon our own and
other clvilIsed Goyernments In favor of the
suppressiou Of the iuhuman war Waeed
against Cuba durisg TIE last eight years, and
asking the ~ Of the pres e demand Cuba's
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