The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-04-04

issue OF full legal-tender paper currency. b
the Government to the full limit At least /
e4O0,0O0, GOO legal-tender United States Tre,,
ury notes, etc, etc.
| The Pennsylvania Republican Stat.
Conventtoufs is to be held at Harrisburg on tb
18th of May.
| EDWARD P. WESTON, now in En-
gland, has challenged O'Leary, the victor /,
the late international pedestrian contest. I,
walk with him six days for the sum Of s2.5O0
The remains of the late John E
Leonard, Member of Congress from Louis
lana, who died recently in Havana, Cuba, ar
rived at New York on the 2Sth.
A CINCINNATI dispatch Of the 29tl
ult. says the friends of ex-Coneressmar
Vance, who mysteriously disappeared few
days before, had abandoned the. idea Of fou
pay and intimated that his disappearance
was voluntary and caused by financial
troubles.
JOSEPH FoULKs & Son, shipping and
commission merchants, and Booth u EDGAR,
sugar rciners, New York City, suspended on
the 1st- The liabilities OF the former were e.
timated at $450,0OO, and Of the latter at from
s5Oo.Ooo to s75o,oO0.
MADAM REsTELL, the notorious fe-
male physician, Of New York City, lately in
dicted for Illegal and immoral practices, and
out on bail awaiting trial, committed suicide,
on the 1st, by cutting her throat with q cary-
ing knife.
On the LIST, the Supreme Court of the
State of Louisiana rejected the petition of the
Attorney General for a rehearfng In the case
OF Gen. Anderson Of the Returning Board, and
directed his immediate release from CUSTODY.
FOREIGN.
The London Times and Telegraph of
the 9th declare that all hope of the meeting
Of the Congress must be abandoned, and that
war between Great Britain and Russia seemed
inevitable. A Berlin telegram of the same
date says Germany, in view Of the difference
between the two Powers, had decided to issue
no invitations for Congress.
OsMAN PAsHA, the hero of Plevna,
has been appointed Commander-in-C Chief Of
the Turkish Armies.
GEORGE BANNIsTER, grain mer-
chant, at Retford, Eng, failed, on the 27th,
with liabilities aggregating 81, ,5O0,O ,OOO
On the 9th, an explosion occurred
in the Opedall Colliery in North Staffordshire,
Eng. There were thirty-ive men in the pit.
anu ~ wao Deneseu '',ae ~. III lau pe!lsneo. UP
.s " -. mo- nk u 'ne So'ii' nVe Dod'es nao oeen
ioeo'eieu'
HE recent report of the death of the
Emperor Of Morocco is denied.
CARDINAL DI PIETRo has been ap-
pointed Pontifcal Camerlengo.
ON the afternoon of the 9atb i'm.
,,a5;o.oIv oftar tho .,so,,h,,,o. !. ~. p,..,-,
House Of Lords, Lord Derby announced that
his resignation had been accepted. and that
he held the office of Minister Of Foreign At
fairs only until his successor could be selected.
He said the Cabinet had arrived at certain
conclusions Oh grave and important char
acter IN Whlcn ne couid not concur. Lord
oeacohsneid, tne rremier, SAID her majesty
nad peen ADVISED 10 call out tine reserves,
numbering ABOUT 4o,oOo men, and That the
proclamation wou4d soon be submitted to
farhament'
: ~~-~-~sSNy "Ns~ N@Se~~ Nv SAAS
Vatican, In Rome, on the 28th, and the Scot
I,sn Hierarsny dennitlveiy established: Right
-. ~ A.sS.sar o' ., 40 appol.'eu Mes,o .,
p. p.an ,nn,na 1nop r ~, nA" :, ns 81 nun-
Maenooa,a p,.hs, p .sa.,ss :. Sassv"'
Bishop of GALLOWAY: MacDonald. Bishop Of
Argyle, and Rigg, Bishop of Dunkeld. For
the United States Father Chatard was ap-
pointed Bishop of Vincennes, Ind, and Father
Reeve. Bishop Of Richmond, Va.
A CoNsTANTINoPLE dispatch of the
2Sth says Safvet Pasha had requested England
to withdraw her fleet, as Turkey and Russia
were friends and allies.
The Russians have issued a procla-
nation inviting the Mussulmaus to return to
their homes in Bulgaria, and warning the Bull
garians that they must preserve tranquility.
On the 29th ult, the British Minister
to Constantinople notified the Turkish Gov
ernment that the British fleet would not leave
the sea OF Marmora SO long as the RUSSIANS
renamed IN .ne enyirons Oh Constantlnople.
sd ths TnrIish ~, Min;s.sr - % Frson 'U us;r.
that the Russians would not leave the en-
virons Of Constantinonle 40 ,ono az the Rrit-
ish feet remained in The Sea Of Marmora.
/r..,> .:a. oo.L
III .avs tbo pone was dos;rors of e.tahl,sh,no
automatic relations with Great Britain. and
had t.ken stens IN that end
G. p .a,. :. a..
oot, M s,r. Tho, Rus.,.n d;olom.cv having
,solated @ Eng,and Russia IN conjunction with
.diust nend;no q differences without British aid.
~, co., -. -.
RUSSIAN papeis u 'nc A9sn u,'. o."'o
.na. u.any c,a u pm..;on M s.S was ssd
hsen received from the limited States and
.,sa-vhnra hut +b., nm - that time none had
No., oocontsd
II was sem;-off;c;a,lv announced bv
.he rordor rone-s on tho morp;no Of The
aoth nj, that ord sa,;sbnrv would sncceed
..s Do,,,, =, tha pr;.;.h C.b;not
ACCORDING 70 vienna aispa'cnes "
.hs .h,n 'is' nf a Austria e for a Russia had failed
a:.-...ih.. of .ha a,st III
DsAenADS ulsP"'onos :. ao ..s' 1.D'
say tnat' IN case OF an Angionuss'al war;
servia would side WIN RUSSIA. zen. Marko-
vetz mas Deen arlesteu upon Jus cnaike u nix'
A TURKISH force, estimated at TO-
900, recently stormed the Greek insurgeni po-
sition on MOUNT renon ano ssp.uasa Maerr
"'t1a' Inc losses ~ DIV. SUES "s'e .e-ss'
On the lst, the Speaker OF the House