The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-09

II = 80 a ~ y II Al l0M{ 0Qf r. re -
minded Children organized : few days $50
eseet.ng y - Hiaet - 1ent} i 8 = fSkft
SoW, lfe1eprer. nd O ". AlctibaN. aecrs
tsFy. u, U ". ARCHIBALD W&1 elected 81
petintenoent Tor The ensuteG :teFR; Fsx@
i THr easu.,Hs.. ,.,--4s. x<.-...s.
wan Lake vSI6Fs NM ~ ~ ~ e{XF.,
| teen injured. Il G.lv. To-rsl,e-.,-..S SrS-.
killed ande heuee bIoun e MN res9 ~ =, y
/ ison, fottteeH h6,l6ea kstrh2,a vi RE G,SS
killed and twelve ininred .osre sersonsiv 4
B. Jones' husif mn. IL .l;i1l NJ oshood
was unFoefsl snd nova frnm Is. fo,,nd stscr
At Castsna, W. r. HS4is, S65Se ~ 5f. q 81
lsned' Four horses went up In whiriwin'
and were carried away. A child Of n. Har
neys y Aepaeeesss Was tnjnnod and shas Aiucl
ded. Ihe lndy m1ufed = PpnefbI BY 6 piec
ol poero being D1cwn thffouzh the calf OF he'
leR, y oead. MANY Others that were in1uret
are lying IN critical condition
On the evening of the 2Qth nlt NJ = I,
| Rice. 81 DeIts, station a IN Osksloos
| Branch OF the CHICAGO. Roek Island 4 pscf6,
Railway, was shot and sSlmdsf n ta,,flv kfllu
| BY 4. L. Smith, Of Washineton smith h..
| been buying cattle and boar,1inv With Ric'
about four weeks, and was leaving, when Rtc,
asked him to pay his bill. On his refusing
Rice took hold Of his yalise, which be held il
his hand. Smith then drew revolver. Ric.
let go his hold, went into the house, and cam,
out armed with an iron poker. On seeins
smith again draw his revolver he turned t.
retreat Just - Smith fired, the ball taking
eject In his back, near the left shoulder, ant
penetrating his lungs. He died ON the spo
In few minutes. Smith was Immediately
taken IN custody. He fs son Of Mayo
Smith, one of the oldest and most respectable
citizens OF Washington, but has been wili
and somewhat reckless Young man.
THE Supreme Court OF Iowa has lust dccid
ed very important case, taken up from Mar
shall County, which involves large amour,
OF money in Marshalltown, and is of great i'm
portance to not only many sections of Iowa
but the country at large. The question In
volved is one that has been differently decided
IN dilIerent States. The case was one against
the Hawkeye Benefit and Loan Association
the loaner pleading usury against procedure
lor foreclosure. The association is uponthe
same plan OF all Observation-Disclosures
and loan associations The Court held the
loans over 10 per cent. to be usurious, and re
quires an account to be taken, and II plaintiff
mas paid In on dues, or In any manner, more
sua.' .''e money origihaiiy received ana ~ pei
ssn'' ln'Oles'' ~ Is usurlous' anu the associa'
sAol e"hlos icSoser' sisa, sps 1a s.=J
iHE following are the Postoffice changes in
Iowa curing the week ending April u: Post.
masters Appotnted-Cardif, Mitchell County,
w. w. Merriam: Garden. Boone County,
w".ann W. uutteridge, Jr.' 1reen Bay,
U'arke County, Jonn =. Johnson; Lowell
nenly coun'y' Albert Williamson; Maysvllie'
,,r rra"kun County' mrs. .. Crysler; oid MISSION
- >.y' Aue'Ao'' ey -
uho. DEvEN q COS auction store In sioux
Sley was aestroyed Dy an lncendiary nre tne
oesaci iuof" M Mf"iuS' Aosss aoout wow
Ihh ureenDack congressional convention
.or .he tuscaloosa DistricI met at tnat city, on
p,oarsa,a M NJ IA -. 1sa"'s u, ~ =. - "sSse.' "a
....,s - -. ..-.,s !. n,~
49,. a. r..,.. ~o.,n.,. ~ s.s,,s, -, i'll.
ninr. sbont one o,c1ock' or the morning Of
tho o. ona to,o,lv aos,royod Cb,rlo. Grth-
rio q travelling salesman for Dalhoff & IN of
Burlington. lost four fine horses. a wagon and
24.UU WORM OF QOO0S, HaV ~ ANDERSON lose
eight horses and several carriages. The total
loss will reach 5000.
Cor re EArJ,uaA11 of f,tt,imwa has
been elected Major General of the State Mill
tia.
THE two-story brick house of ]. ]. Deitz, at
Iowa CITY. was burned. on the morning of the
ID. Loss, $2,5OO. ~ - -
Mn. John McGoRRrsK. of the State super-
intendept,s Office is in rece,pt Of 4 letter from
Col. Abernethy. in which that gentlemen saws
he will leave Chicago in June. and resume his
residence on his farm near Denison.
n,.,a. mo. ,.+.ur
;nirrad ~ tho Narrow- -csure Ra,,rosa near
nosMn,nas aaM M M ~ IN .hs % This IA the arst % acc;.
' dast -, .ts ra.d ''e'
=, eoo 49,, ~
p,,.. p,h,.a, III ,,,a5rs A.. r. rn,,no,, plnffs
:. - :,
ins n,'eu o'a'es SENATE nus eonn''''eu H.
$500 n. .oo' Ia.s - 49, my
i,'y - A ss,sss~ !.
fHH nignest polnt IN iowa Is LU lee'
ABOVE sne levei q tne sea II - loAssu IN s''e
norsncast corner Oh DlcA'nsoh ooun'y'
TIE Insane Hospital at MT. Pleasant Is so
overcrowded with patients that the Board Is
at loss to know what TO 90 Win me new
ones constantly alIlsins. Ase'o "o'0 '0' IN ~
mates ~ las' sccoun's'
THE Valley Street Sewer, IN Burlington, has
just been completed, and on the 4th brass
band in wagon, followed BY about fifty vehi-
cles, drove through its entire length. Torches
were used, and the construction pronounced
perfect Its entire length ie 1860 feet width
ten feet, and height eleven feet. It is built Of
street, distance Of about five blocks, and is
Hawk-Eye Creek, which heretofore has fire.
quently overnowed its banks and caused
great damage to abutting property. It's cost
was about 5000, and it has taken about nine
months to complete IT,