The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-01-31


The Iowa Legislature. on the ed
reelected Hon. Vim. B. Allison United State
Senator. The vote in the Senate was: Allison
80; D. r. Miller II. In the House, Allison
81; Miller, %, and E. N. Gates, s.
The South Carolina State Suprem.
Court has decided that Circuit Judges must b,
elected by ballot, instead of RIGA soce. Thi
decision Gusts all Circuit Judges elected prio
to 1877 by the Republican Legislature, and re
tains the two elected last year by the Demo
Gratis. II was Constitutional question, in
volving the construction Of the word g ballot y
| Chief-Justice Weiland dissented from the de
cision.
In reply to a communication from
Mr.. Glover, Chairman of the House Commit
tee on Expenditures in the Treasury Depart
ment, relative to the proposed investigation
into alleged abuses in said Department
President Hayes stated, in writing, on the
91st, that he should be glad to cooperate
heartily with the committee in such investi.
cation, and to that end would issue such
proper directions to all officers of that or any
other Department as might be required to Sc.
cure prompt and effective assistance in the
so.1e' =. s'e 'ses.'saso". Hc iurtne'
gave assurance 70 a., snooIulla.e olcers that
fore a committee sbonl,l not no need 70 tho;,
prejudice.
A STATE Prohibitory Convention held
in New Hampshire, on the 23d, nominated Asa
2. nunuan LOT uoserhor' anu ADOPTED strong
prohipl's'ry resoiutions'
A WASHINGTON telegram of the oath
says there was the best authority for SAYING
that all impressions that the Government was
inclined to release the Syndicate from their
latest subscription of 10000, 600 of per cent.
bonds were erroneous. There was no inten-
tion at the Treasury Department of relieving
the Syndicate from its obligations to the Gov
eminent.
HE yeas and nays on the final pass
age In the United States Senate, OF the Mat
NEWS resolution declaring the right Of the
Government to pay its bonds in silver coin
vr.ao Am;.., .. p.u..
Bruce. Cameron lPa.), Cameron Wis, Ghaffee'
Coke; Conover, DAVIS qll.l, Davis CIV. Va.l Dem
Hereford Howe Johnston sEia, "1Ds wa.
!Ney@ Kirkwood, :, McCreery. Mcdonald,
Qglesby, Plumb, Ransom, salisbury, Saunders,
Spencer, Teller, Thurman, Voorhees,, Wallace,
Burnside Christiancy, Conkling, Dawes Eaton,
EEd!munds Hamlin; Herman, Lamar Mcpherson,
sa1 tenet w. oT paddSck kandoph Rollins,
NV nn,r.rs a;sn.+oh., 80 a. .r..
NEW ohLEANs ulsPatcnes OF tne Zotn
"a: say that the application g of the members Of
S Do"u III 'i"nSAe. VI tneI
that day denied by Judge Whitaker, who
had, in their absence, forfeited their ball. and
issued eapiases for their arrest. Up to mid
night they had not been found, and it was
believed they were concealed in the Custom
thew had applied tn the limited states Judoo
No., - - -,
non. JOHN p. AEkk' a former Mem
residence in Washington, on the morning of
the 9th.
on the passage. on the estb
~ Tho Motthaws s,,vor raso,,,t,n, ,r.a - 80 ~,
~ .ne "a''ne"' en'er res0'u''on was as iol-
Yr.s.-A;ken Aar;cb Atk;rs paler nna,
Bann;no Rayne Reli R;cEneil RiacS khM n,,,
Blount. Bouck, Boyd Bragg, Brentano. Brewer,
Bridges. Bright, Brogden. Browne, Buckner,
(Ky.), Caldwell (Tenn.), Calkins, Gambler. Can
non. Carlisle. Caswell. Chalmers, Clarke (Ky9,
Clark NO., Clark Q0wa), Clymer, Cobb, Collins.
Conger, Cox Ohio, Cox IN. W Cravens. Crit,
tenden, Culberson, Cummings, Cutler, David
son. Davis IN. O., Deering, Dibreli, Dickey, Dun
nell, Durham, Elan, Ellis, Errett. Evans Hnd,),
Fort. Foster, Franklin. Fuller. Gardner, Garth,
Cause. Giddings, Glover Goode Gunter, Ham
a.. Harris Ga.), Harrison, Hartridge, Hartzell,
Hencta HAYES HAYES HHnsist1n Hen
Hooker, House, Hubbell, Hunter, Hun
TON. Humphrey, Ittner, Jones (AlaJ. Jone,