The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-03-14

. vate buildi gs de -oyeiA
PxRs0NAI ANN v,ouurvrar.
T1I p--,.,... g..
Convention, which met at Providence. on the
5th, unanimously nominated the present State
officers for reelection.
Tur Craopbocl Stato Corvort;or of
~. u.ns.h,-. -. -. -, :. D.
~" n e,x -,"aa., a -, r,,N =, =
, s.o = -. :" s..' ' '''>- '''' ''' :
PRLs1pENT HAYES has appointed ex-
GOV Rap,ev and Martin Rversan of M,chi.
gan as Honorary Commissioners 70 the Paris
Exnosition
Nrw o,,r.rs 4.,.o e ~. 7.,,
~ - ~
LOUISIANA Legislature IN extra session lor
tion inciuding Ravenue snd annronr;s.,., AM lsH. :
bills.
4 JIyDGr MARKs a meml,er of tho
o,,;.,... r,.,...., r.,,.-. ..,.--r.
the IN that there wss ne nrosrsr. p.., r. 80. =.
dor tor a., Ana.-s.,, - ~. ~ -
for now ito, h.II 49,, ,as.a, . s .o.,..
i fS-'f0o 1855 '--'
AT the recent session, in Chicago, of
the Dairymen's National Convection, j. F.
Joyce, Of New York, was chosen President,
and r. NJ Littler, Of Davenport, Iowa, Secre-
tary and Treasurer, for the ensuing year.
Mps Txn,. M poosr,, A. e4
.N-, A.oo0N -, .no .ii''
AA "Ao us'.enueu w, 'lio On,U nser IN
sSoaoa'' uieu a. oAaleaec,es' N. t. lew
uays asU ner husDanu' Nicnoias .. hoose-
so.., uuus sle veS1vius' 'ne mrs. s.eamooat
so"o. ..'..' ueu ~ ,no "e'.' anu IN LOU he anu
n'' "i'e naue 'ie "iai Trip
/ Hon. CHAs. L. WILSON, proprietor
of the Chicago Eyo.i,.g Journal. died at San
i Antonio, Tex, on the 9th. He had been an
| invalid for about three wears. and had gone
| to Texas for the benefit Of bis health. Ee
| was ffty-nine wears of AGE.
FOREIGN.
A CoNsrANrINoPLE dispatch of the
9th gives the peace preliminaries lately sipued
| BY Russia and Turkey. They comprise twen-
| ty-nine articles, and are substantially as fol.
| lows: The war indemnity is fixed at /. .41O OOO.-
600 rubles, of which 600, 600 rubles are COW
| ered bv territorial conces.;ons. serv;o "a IN ro
ceive Simnitza Nov;- Roc Vr.nia. !. Mort.rs
GRO to receive Ant,yari snn, Pedooritza and
Nicsics. all Ru,o.r,ar fortresses :, he ra,.d
ond T,,~l,.h treov,. ,,;.h,-.,.. :.
tares n BOSNIA and Herzegovina :, ~ ren,t.
ted. the navioation ~ Tho stro;ts 10 ha
free to all merchant-vesse,s, in peace or war;
Bulgaria to be occupied by Russian
Iroops qn.ll .ne formation OF Bulgarian
-. - .so ...s'N",.A 10y "l.n .us
Mns. ..e s... - ~ n.Nsaa ~" ~, 0o,sla aru
49, ~ ss 60 W. mS,s.:s ~ Ds as. .aA ~
..sr n. son no'oao.,
, p'..'.-A - -. ai.1 "Au " Do eeeeu "
' T'.s,.a9 ~ .ssa.s ~ o,reuHN Huopesn
n,onth.s ~. D. a. - ..s,..s ..saA..."A " .A
on the Danube at it's own expense }: the Doh
rudscha to be ceded for exchange for Bessa-
rabia; the rectifcation of the Turco-P Persian
frontier; the above to be ratified within fifteen
Gays, etc., etc.
A CRISIS prevailed in the Italian Cab
iuet on the 7th, the Ministers of Public In
etruction and Public Works having rendered
their resignation Sig. Depretis, having still
aworking majority In farhament' nad under.
.sAeu W ,oIln new Oanine'' a Viegran OF
the vatican had On the dav nrecedino de-
manded the three months extra nav usual on
the death of Pope. Upon being refused,
they loaded their muskets and brandished their
halberds, but were finally quieted by the au-
thorities yielding to their demand.
THE plague has made its appearance
at Reshd and other Persian cities.
Irwas officially reported. at Havana. 4
,vh, nod s',rronderod from Feb Ok IN March 4
was 1880, with $50 stand of arms. Of the
prominent Chiefs, Maxine Gomez, Benitez
and Rodriguez had embarked for Jamaica and
Salvador, and Cisveros, Marquis OF Santa
Lucia, Tor Europe.
VIENNA dispatches OF the 9th say
that Austria had no intention of occupying
Bosnia and Herzegovina.
ACCORDING to a Belgrade dispatch
of the s(, the Russians had, two days before,
occupied the principal towns in Bessarabia.
The koumanian Councii had issued vigorous
protest.
By advice of the foreign Consuls, the
Cretan insurgents have accepted the armistiee
offered by turkey
A LETTER from Pera to the Cologne
Gazette, published on the sth, says suleiman
Pasha, the distinguished Turkish General,
had been drowned An examination OF MS
papers showed that he was engaged in con-
| spiracy to dethrone the Sultan.
| coTJrrRy explosion occurred near
c1o.oow scotI.na On the 9th Tn n the
,,or,,;r,c ~ tho or or,r two ~ tho n,peteen
nersons known 10 be in the nj. had been res
cued alive.
/