The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-13
IOWA STATE NEWS.

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Y Iee fHE Grand Lodge Of Good Templays, !
! scntly in session at Uskajoosa, elected 4
! following officers josy The ensuing year:
VIC. T., Elias Jcssup, sOskaIoosa; g., Y
Copnsellor, Q, SbefcrF Manchester q. ,
IT, Mrs. Schultz, Missouri vallcys g. {
/ Dayid Brant, Iowa .City;s,6 T., ". h Fep
i sinA DesAfoipcs; o. E,sJ. A. Kerr, lox
Fans; q. M, A. X. Brown, Newton; b. n
Flora Morgan, West Liberty; A. g., Josie /
eBaucr, Oskaloosa. Tho next annual sessic
xill be held at Waterloo. On the last Tnesds
IN August, 1878. 81 VI 81 = s.a's *
Al Wcstcbester, the other evening. w. ]
| Miller was shot and instantly killed by som
lopnknown person while ha was walking ov
3 With his wife. M -
lss HENRY STINaER, an \ emploYe az u
Davenport Machine Company, has bee
lsbonhd over to answer to the charge Of biz
lemyf He has ens wife at Big Rock, and Ii
otbcr he married IN Wisconsin. 2 ~
~ DR. GEO. THAcHER,s late President Of Ii
State University, has assumed the pastoral
of the Congregational Church In Iowa City
i SAMUEL DAysNroRr recently committe,
suicide at Humboldt BY hanging. Famil
troubles are the supposed cause Of the aci
EARLY on the morning of the 4tls at
point ten miles from Keokuk, John w. Bren
nan, who was being conveyed to the Peni
tentiary for completely in the Marion Count,
Treasury robbery, slipped his shackles
jumped from the train, which was running
at full speed, and escaped. <
A AFIRE at McGregor, on the night Of the Sd
consumed the dwelling, barns, sheds and tn,
greater portion Of the lumber-yard belong
ing to Charles Budde. Loss estimated q,
$4,000.
a CLAY COUNTY man recently threshed SIS
bushels OF peas from sixteen acres of land.
PocAHoNTAs COUNTY now claims to have
the largest barn in Northwestern Iowa. !.
is 90 by lbs feet in size, and in the basement
story there are stalls for 400 head Of cattle.
The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rail.
road Company are settling up with the
wounded in the recent disaster at Four Mile
Creek. Ssae Gs ~ aas
3 Work on the building Of the Reform
school has been suspended. They have used
up ~, 600 and are out Of funds. ea
VIM. POINT, a lad sixteen years old, living
at Henry Creek, while riding homeon a load
Of hay, on the 5th, with a shotgun in his
hands, fell off and accidentally shot himself
in the breast, infiicting serious, and, presum.
ably, fatal, wounds.
On the evening of the 5th, near DesMoincs,
Mrs. Laurence Oleson, sixty-one years old,
| was struck by the bumper on the pilot Of an
engine on the DesMoines & Fort Dodge Rail-
road, and SO seriously injured that she died
shortly after. She was walking on the track.
TIE German Lutheran Conference, recent
" in session at Iowa City, elected the follow.
ing officers for the next biennial period:
President, g.. Grossman, Maxfeld, Iowa;
Vice Presidents, G. h. Fueher, s. Lebald,
Iowa; Secretary, P. Breedow, Maxfield, Iowa;
Treasurer, c. Ide, Iowa, City; Presiding Ell.
ders, B. Focloch, Cedar Falls; P. Brcedow,
Maxfield; G. Ide, Iowa City; G. H. Fueher.
s. Lebald; G. Fretchel, Mendoza, Ill.
LIEUT.. PRICE, of Iowa County, Represent.
atiye Of Iowa City District in the Graduating
Class at West Point, has been assigned 10
the First Regiment OF Artillery and ordered
to join a battery at Newport, R. 1. He was
one OF the five selected from the class to do
officers, duty at the Point imme,,;atelv .,ta.
graduation, selection regarded always Is
distinguished honor 80.
ID The brick-work on the. new wing Of the
pietsd. Gsfs : " -
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sns "a. !, .u,'oI .u s1oH 'n.'
tont;.rv a. an.mnsa Sntho s,sts,Tt ra.r
i,,a,.to1, ~ thot ;nstit,,;or co. at,,ao.s - ]
r,,ards for tbc month ~ Ancust wo, s1'.
Sss 3. 5aasr q a.
Z Tuvp, oro NOW s;xtv ss,,on y oh;,a,
Iowa Asvlu m ,for he Iy..ehts. Minded T. n,sns
WOOD. Under the law each draws so !
month from the State forits support. '@s,s,
. rur now br;doe over TIA I;ttle Fo,r MIA
creSr has been co,nn,afcJ and tha .ra;,,
on the Rock Island Railroad are now tliun.
dering over the scene Of the late disaster.
Mps B,rsoosg q e 1nooihroue rec.r,,,, ,.n
acaa inst no e,,te~.. ~ ,s,;,d,,,,,s. an
rear II fher yard she died from Near.
40. -
vv,sldsd from twenty 10 thirtv-fre huaheis -
tbc arc and The yrssn5 vs,obs ovar s,vt,i
,,r.ds - th. h,,.hs, z iA-s
fg !, p, - =. -. -. Z. e a., :
s 20 "A ~ Deen in'i'eu " ~
seuu 'ne 'sa'e aA ws
i, ~ women - u ~ ofesco nave nisa low
cna'ses a.. asalnss .ne ussis,s auu sa'oon
mcnol Inc 'own siol- sns uniawiui sa'e OF |
llquoi me aamages c.a,mea nc aao aoo' up inc
magninceh' aggregate oi sloV'ooc. .li
.. ANDERSON, who settled at Dubuque
In 1887, who was member OF the Iowa Leg
islature in 1854, and for some years Clerk Of |
sep eS ne pue,c Mnds
'8f = - '', su'Su Wy ~ = |
'ew asys ago. asea siA'y-swo. saiogs ~
The residence Of M tMcKeown, In Dp1
bugue, was burned on the afternoon Of the
'th. Loss, sl'Soo.
while eating his supper, near McGreror. on
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