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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-04-18
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-04-18
FOREIGN.
The full text of Prince Gortschakoff 8

The full text of Prince Gortschakoffs 9
reply to the late circular Of Lord Salisbury was
published in London on the evening OF the
9th. The Russian. Premier defends the San
stefano Treaty as just and proper instru-
ment; declares that Russia's sacrifices in the
war with Turkey demanded. suitable compen-
sation; justities the cession Of Armenian
fortresses as defensive measure; emphati-
cally denies that British interests in Europe or
Asia are threatened by the treaty; declares
that the only desire Of the Gar from the be-
ginning to the end of the war was the welfare
and peace of the Christians in Turkey, and
hints that some practicable proposition from
Great Britain would he acceptable.
In the British House Of Commons
the debate on the resolutions of thanks to the
Queen for her effort to maintain the dignity of
her Government was concluded, on the night
cf the 9th, and the resolutions adopted with
out division.
ACCORDING to Bucharest dispatch
of the 9th, Prince Ghika had been instructed
to say 10 Prince Gortscbakon that the Rou-
manian Army might be crushed, but could
not be disarmcd. Prince Charles had made .
similar declaration TO the Russian Consul.
ACCORDING to Constantinople dis
patches Of the 10th, the Grand Duke Nicholas
had demanded possession of additional forts
on the Upper Bosphorus, and the immediate
evacuation Of Batoum, on the Black Sea, in
accordance with the provisions Of the San
Htefano Treaty.
ACCORDING to q Bucharest special OF
the 10th, the Russian Army had crossed the
Danube for the purpose OF occupying kou-
mania -~
LORD LEITRIM. the Earl lately muir
dered in Ireland, was buried in Dublin on the
10th. A crowd Of 800 persons gathered out
side the church, and hissed, hooted and
cheered during the ceremonies The district
in which the late Eazi's estates arc situated
has been declared under the Peace Prescrvars
ton act hfe ses
ACCORDING to . Vienna dispatch Of the
11th. the Porto had asked the Austrian Gov
erpment what Austria would do Il nusda m
sisted on enforcing the terms Of the Ban eee-
fano Treaty, md Austria had replied inst,
while she would mot undertake 70 protect
European interests sineie-handed. she knew
how to and would protect her own most en-
ctently. s ~ J, -. 81 Scr
A TELEGRAPH cable has been laid
through the Dardnnsllss 70 CaFtaA thu aaoEdr
inr direct communicatlon With ~ rest q
Europe without passing through Russian
stations. e -
III the United Stifss ssnsfs, On IL
llth, espator Mitcheal pesesu1el . easas9E.n
from ~ Unl1ed ctetet GDroul = Iiezteles
fvks..s * ~ Z S4S.SA 49, - 1nrninn ~ CbIno
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-04-18

II was about this time Of the year
that Eve made the remark which has
been handed down through 80 many
generations: 1--WE can never be any
BODY Il We don't 70 to some watering
pIaco, and you know It. Adam; yet you
have tha andacity to III there and talk
of.hard times. !" Exckonge.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-15
Ben w ade Buying a Hat.

Gen. Garfield, in his speech at Cleveland on
Saturday night, told a fine story, which has
not before been made public in regard to bluff
Ben Wade's buying hat. 1t is one of the fin
est illustrations of the disadvantages of an in
dated currency which has come to the surface
during the campaign. 1t will be remembered
that Mr.. Wade was sent, during Grants first
term, as one of the commissioners to San Do
mingo. Soon after landing upon the island
Mr.. Wade began to suffer greatly from the heat
and soon dropped into a store to purchase
palm-leaf hat. After selecting one that suited
his fancy, and fitted his head he asked the
shop-keeper the price of the article, and re-
csived the astounding answer, $780," He had
noticed that the place looked little suspicious,
and that there were two or three rather hard.
looking characters sitting in the room, and be
imagined it was a plan to lob him. But he
was not to be bluffed or put down, and so
Strengthening himself up he took from his
pocket silver half dollar and Shaping it upon
the counter said, "You can take that or nothing,
G-n you"
The shop keeper took up the piece and look
ing at it with sweet smile tried it in his teeth
He then stepped back to drawer and locked it
safely away, and bending down under the
counter, as though In the act of devotion, he
presently came forward with large roll of
bills, and placed them upon the counter before
his customer.
whats that2" said Ben, stlsbellgerent.
"Your change, sir,' politely replied the
tradesman.
Mr.. Wade took it up in establishment, and
counting it found that it amounted to $3.50 of
the deprecated San Domingo scrip In other
words, 25 cents in other money would have
bought the chip hat.
The speaker asked if anyone wanted such
currency as that in this country.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-15

Der: Sole for November; No Milwaukee at Gle; No
4at sole; rejected at 4sc. Corn quiet; No at SAC.
Oats dull No. at Isle rye scarce and ESQ.,
Mess Pork at 7 rs for cash and October. Larp-
pine steam at 81.
Receipts-9,OO0 bbs flour, $4,000 bush wbsse
Shipments-i4,O 600 bbls flour, 1O1 900 bp,n "nea..
C1Nc1SNAT1 October 4.-Pork ysfniDal at Esq
$50 Lard is active current mako 10 clear rib a.
Bulk Meats easier shoulde at f., eear d lp at at
81 clear seaS sides Gh at at ~ y clear sides at co.
W6iskey is strong ard in good demand at OF.
Hogs in fair demand aid lower; common ID at 2 90
@S co. light at Is 35 cens s606 6ead Shin iD
butchers at 8 So q 50; rtoeip's 'OVV ne"u EMP
ments 1881 head
CLEVELAND. October 14-Petroeum steady;
standard White 9.
GALVESTON. October 14-Cotton Is easy MID
ding upands 9ac.
PHILADELPHIA, October IA -Cottllnn quiet; Md
ding uplands 101c.
CINCINNATI, October H. Cotton quiet; muuiins
uplands 9sc.
SAVANNAH, October 14-co,ton is on,. Kidding
uplands at 11-l6c
NEW ORLEANS, October 14-Cotton good dema uu )
Mlddling uplands at 95c.
AUGUSTA, October H. Cotton Is firm; Middlng
uplands at 81.
BALTIMORE October 14-Cotton dull and lower
MlddllDg uplands 10c
NORFOLK, October 14.-Cotton is Quiet and steady
Hild0ling ppands at &c.,;
WILMINGTON, October i4.-Cottoa dull and de-
Ginning; Middling uplands at9sc.
LOUISVILLE, October 1l.-Cotton quiet Middlins
upands 9lc.
NEW YoRk, October 1i.-Cotton is quiel; Mit
ding uplands at 10a.
MOBILE, October 14-Cotton weak and irreuuIar
Middling uplands at 81 q 9sc.
CHARLESTON, October 1i.-Cotton dull and lower
MiddliDg uplands at 9sc.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-15
WEST INDIES.
The Santa Cruz Iusurrecti0n.
Advices From sam Domingo.

HAVANA, Oct. IA French steamer from
st. Thomas has arrived, bringing further par
tlculars of the instruction at Santa Cruz The
Instruction broke out in the west end of the
island, where thIee-quarters of the towns were
burned and pillagea. The insurgents then
traversed the island towards Basin, but the
timely arrival of forces from st. Thomas saved
that portion of the island Slxty-seven sugar
estates have been burned and only nine sugar
estates of value remain. The principal leader
of the instruction has been caught and is now
undergoing trial. The insurgents are all ne
groes and there are about 800 of them Still
scattered about the country. The causes of the
resurrection were short payments of wages and
the refusal of the authorities to give passports
to negroes Santa Cruz is already declining
rapidly and the island is therefore totally ruin
ed. The merchants of ST. Thomas lost heavily
by the insurreotiou.
Advces from Santo Domingo of the 3Osh of
September says there are no tidiDgs of Ameri-
can schooner Jordan l. Mott, carrying ex-Pres-
dent Gonzales and % followers to Cuocos and
1t is feared they all have persbed in the severe
hurricane which sweptsthe south coast of Santo
domingo on the Sd of September The Presi-
dental election will be held on the 1st, 81 and
Sd OF October. Gen. Luperon has Withdrawn
as candidate. La Hayti everything is quiet.
The hurricane of the 81 and sth of September
made dreadful havoc.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-15
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Tramp ing on the Flag.

WASHINGTON, Oct IA. Reports from South
intimidating public meetings is fully inaugur.
ated. At Georgetown, S. c., OCT. Z, the D3m-
oorats and Republicans were holding meeting.
The Democrats We're uniformed in Confederate
gray and in Hamburg Buffers embems, red
Shirts with sabres and pistols One of the
Denocrat sneakers advised his hearers in th ese
words: "Exterminate the Republican leaders.
Blot them out. XIII thsm." Immediately,
according to the reports of witness, the Dem
ocratic cavalry proceeded to the Republican
meeting, dashing up with their swords and pis.
tolls and ordering it to to dispense. They then
tore down the United States flag with their
sabres, tramp'ed it under foot aud tore it to
shreds. On Oos. 5, a. Kingstree, S. c., State
Senator Swaies, who bad been speaking at
Republican meeting, was shot at twice by
band of red shifted Ku-l<l Lux, who insisted in
forcing him ride in advance of them
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-15
MASSACHUSETTS,.
The Fall River DefauIter.


Boston, Oct. 14-Geo. t. Hathaway. the
Fall River defaulter, was sentenced at Taunton
today to 10 years in states prison. The prison.
nothing new, and appeared to be much affe4ed
Ano ther Savings ank Gone.
At the request of the bank commissioner, a
temporary injunction was issued this ter
noon restraining the Lexington Savings Bank
from further trausacting business. The bust
ness will be wound up without loss to deposit
tors.
Probable Death of Another Fool.
LOWELL, Oct IA This afternoon George
2. Goodwin, proprietor of the Mercantile Elk.
change on Central street, left with DIR. j. r.
Hayes letter for his wife and babe the DR..
good bye, saying he was going to leave the city
forever as he could not not succeed in business.
At the same time be sent a package of oney
to his family. The letter contained similar
sentiments as those above.
Attempted failing Breaking.
SOUTH FRAMINGHAM, Mass, Oct 14-Yes-
terday Dunlap, the Northampton bank rob-
Der, was detected in an ate mpt to cut through
his cell in the new State prison at concord, and
placed in solitary confinement.
Poor Jest.
LAWRENCE, Oct 14.-In the Superior Court
this afternoon Daniel Pratt (G. A. IT, was ar
raigned for the larceny of $50 at Swampscott,
July q. When asked to plead to the com
paint he said: 81 am not guilty of dishones-
ty." He was allowed to go on hisown recog-
nizance, the district attorney infor ming him
that he would be notified when wanted. After
leaving the court Daniel started for Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-15
The Paris Pr--zes.

PARIS, Oct. 1.-THE Exposition prize medals
are to bs distributed on the 21st of this month.
They. will be delivered at the end of the year.
Que hundred diplomas for grand prizes are to
be delivered on the date named.
A Very Bad Boy.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-The Standards Bombay
correspondent says it is reported from Cabal
that the Ameer's sor, Yakook Khan, who was
recently released, has again been imprisoned
for stabbidg member of his escort.
The English Failure.
Hugh Balfour & Co.'s liabilities are now es.i-
mated at over $l0,000,000 Six of the largest
firms of Black burn are creditors and lose from
$4,000 to 100000 each. Some other firms
have given notice of the stoppage of their
works in consequence of the failure of others.
T. d. Findley & Co., East India merchants of
Glasgow, have suspended. Liabilities $1,O0O,-
600.
kicking Against the Pricks.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, Oct. 14-The Porte will
not submit to the final treaty which is now be-
ing negotiated with Russia.
Count Seicby, the Austrian ambassador, has
requested in friendly manner an explanation
of the concentration of Turkish troops at Kas-
sova.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-15
MINOR TELEGRAMS.

Panama has had another earthquake shock.
The First National Bank at Pottsvile, Pa,
has suspended.
A Cologne despatch says that M. Oppenhem,
the banker, died Sunday.
Gold in paying quantities has been discovs
cred in southern Chill.
Two suits of capsas for $2S77 against f.
O'BrieD, an extensive real estate owner, were
issued at Montreal yesterday.
An Auburn. N. Y, despatch, says that the
Riley-Davis scull race, fixed for the 10Th, has
been abannoned.
The German Rechstag has thrown out clause
6 OF the Socialist bill prohibiting Socialist writ
ings.
Richard 7. Harrison one of the attendants
of the Wards Island insane asylum, was beat
en- yesterday by one of the patients so that he
died.
The Hartford city government has instructed
$500 900 of Hartford, Providence & FIshkill
bonds held by the city of Hartford.
Anew Orleans despatch says that the Demo.
cratic committee are highly indignant at the
course of Congressman Acklin, and will hold
meeting and probably publish the result of their
recent Investigations.
A Petersburg, Virginia, despatch says that
Colonel Boiling was nearly beaten to death
Thursday night for responding at a public
meeting to charges made by w. c. Hinton, a
Democratic candidate for Congress.
A Vincennes, Indiana, despatch says that
the members of Democratic ratification meet
ing there Saturday night riddled all the win
dows OF the residence of Editor Harrell of the
Commercial, a Republican.
1t Is stated that the trouble in New Mexico
arose from the refusal of a life insurance agent
to pay policy and the efforts of territorial
judiciary to compel payment. Six persons
have thus far been killed
An Evansville, Ind, despatch SAYS it is gen.
orally believed that jeff Hopkins, one of the
negroes hung by the mob at Mt Vernon. was
innocent Grave apprehensions are enter
tanned of more trouble at Mt. Vernon, as the
telegraph office was not open.
King, the aeronaut, made an ascension from
Scranton Saturday during the gale, travelling
two hours 10 the clouds, ard descended in the
town OF Providence, 125 miles distant The
balloon was torn to shreds, and the basket and
King were left hanging to the branches of
tree. King was unhurt.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-15
EUROPE.
The e Os b ian Occupation.

VIENNA, Oct. 14.-Eigbty thousand troops
are to be withdrawn from Bosnia and the re-
naming divisions no " numbering 100000 are
to be reduced to peace footing By the dismiss
sal of the reserves.
1t is reported that Baron Won Pfetis Cagpo.
do the Austrian minister of finance, has been
entrusted with the formation of the new Cis-
leithian cabinet
Andrassy will shortly send a reply to the
Turkish circular which will clearly refute the
accusation of cruelty against the Austrian
army, aud will justify Austria in moving with
out awaiting the conclusion of the convention
and the failure of the negotiations with the
Porte.
An understanding has been reached regard
ing the rednctioa of the army of occupation in
Bosnia, and negotiations have begun between
the Austrian minister of war and Gen. Philip1-
vich, commander of the army OF occupation.
concerning the method of reduction.
Purposes of the Russians.
LONDON, Oct. IA CoDstantlnople des-
patch says that the military authorities expect
the Russians to retire from their present posi-
ton, but they will ind pretext for another
halt south of Adrianople. That they intend to
evacuate Adrianople is not believed. Popular
agitation is being promoted in Adrianople to
prevent the Russians from leaving.
Referring to a rumored agitation 10 Bulgaria
for the election of the Prince Of Montenegro as
Prince of Bulgaria, the despatch says: The
copcocters of such stories forget that a veto is
reserved to each s'gnatory of the treaty of
Berlin,
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-15
By TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Death of nm influential C. tizen.

Deatn Oh an bnMuenIHt S.hZtHs
NORWAY, Oct IA. Oscar Noyes, agent of
the Associated Press, and a promioent ard
influential citizen, died this morning. Fnneral
Tuesday forenoon.
Suicide.
DAMARlsCoTTA, Oct 14.-Susan, wife of the
late Capt. john Fassett of Bristol, aged about
65, committed suicide By drowning last night.
She has been partislly insane for two years.
Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The following Post
Office changes were made for the week ending
Oct. II:
E;tablished-East Waterford, Oxford county,
Charles A. Miner, postmaster.
Discontinued - Kennebunk Landing, York
county; Brant Rock, Plymouth Me.
Postmaster sppointed-William P. Scott,
North Deer Isle, Hancock county.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-15
Boston Stock Market.
tSales Of the Brokers Board, .Oct. 14l
New York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, October 5-Evening-Money active
6 q per cent on call but latest transactions were
597. Mercantile paper at q 6. Sterling easier
at 37S for 60 days, 1884 for demand.
Gold has fuctuated, opening at 10Os declining to
!0Oa and closing weak at 1909, with 1903 bid. Loan
ing rates we're fiat at per for and to per cent
for carrying The clearings were Sill 900. The
customs receipts to-day were $4O7, 900. Treasury
disbursements $4,000 for interest and $21 900 for
bonds. Governments weak. State bonds dull.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggre gated 1925 shares.
Included in the stock sales to-day 225O
Snore, 42.l5O shares Northwestern, 3642O shares
Northwestern preferred 1926 shares st Paul, H.,
2e5Oshares New Jersey Central, 10000 shares West
ern Union.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-15

Ar 18th, schs D Hart, Burgess, Bangor tor New
Yoik; Lucy Baker, Allen, fun Bangor for WEXFORD;
Lillian, Ryan, Boston for Belfast
ar 18th schs Harp, Tinser, Calais tor New YORK;
III |, Curtis Bartlett and Fannie f Hall. Tapley,
Bangor tor New York; Philanthroplst, FaInbam, do
for Newport; Nellie Doe, Trass, from Camden for
Porto Rico -,
PORTS MOUTH-Below 18th, scbs Mail, Merrill,
New York for KennebunkpOrt Lexington Shaw.
Gardiner for Quincy; GTecian, Duncan. Linconvllie
for Portsmouth; Carrie Hix Salem for Rockland ;
ii G Bird, Rhodes NewbuTg for do; Cora, Pattersen,
Gardiner for Boston Arlosto, Elwell, Boston ior
ROnkand
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-15
The Rhode IsInud e.raenhunI.s

of fruitless effort the Greenback state conven-
ton divided into two district conventions. Ly-
curgus Sayles of Providence was nominated for
Congress in the eastern district, and j. Francis
Smith of Cranston in the western district. Mr..
Sayles is a lawyer Mr.. Smith was lately
assistant editor of the Greenback Courier.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-15
LIyelinS IS at DeadW0od.

DEADwooD, ID. T., Oct. IA "A severe fight
took place this afternoon at Brigand Camp, Is
miles south of this city, between the sheriff
and posse and two road agents, in which one of
the latter, Tom Price was four times wounded
and fatally SO, and is now in the hands of the
authorities. His companion escaped.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-15

CHICAGO, Oct 4-Polcs Superintendent
Seavy. Mayor Heath and Policeman Henry
O'Neil were arrested this afternoon on charge
of assault and battery, preferred by President
Hough of the Metropolitan City r .ilroad Co.,
who was arrested Saturday
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-15

"CoNGREss," the Oldest and largest selling baking
powder in New England owes its success to its puri-
ty, and the good luck that every cook has when
using Congress in baking.
Dyspeptics can eat warm biscuits made from Con-
gress Yeast Powder without distressing them.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-15
OAREHaSN EnHTA.

Passed Aniier Aug IS. ship Golden Rule, Lewis
from Philadelphia for Hiogo. - ,,,.
Ar at Bombay previous TO I2th lhsIi paIeue Eu"iii
Reed, Higgins, Cardiff. nj,
Ar at Gephalonia prev to 18th inst, brig 9 Pack
ard. Amesbury, Fiume. - 1,,h
Sid I'm Malaga prev to 18th, baIque John j Maish'
Patterson United States. 80 f.,
Sid TN Hamburg 12th. sch L Knowles, Chase, for
Charleston. cut s.oro,
SID i'm Bueuos Ayers Aug &C. brig Screamer: Sin
nett, Rosario; 9th. barque Edith Davis, McCarE'
At Rio Grande Sept 8tb, brig Ernest, Lunt' from
Richmond. Va, ar 4lh. MI, s..
at Aqua Sept =, sch seabury' Trim' for
b. at t Pierre Sept %. brig Rachel :cOney cOney
New ,H1ndad Sept OF. brig Alice Tarlton, LothrOp,
ar at 4 2sth, Adelia McLoon, Bunker, nom
New York,
Sid TIN Sagua "a 'orus, Prince, North OF Hatteras
New York: brig Eu1. brig Winfield, Bibber ior
Sid TN Havana Sd inst, &C, New YorE. >-o.,ou
Ar at Matanzas list inst scbs
Portland; Sd, Ariadne, Dyer, do. ''tltoD, Spear,
Sid FIN Cardenas list inst, Ralph o.
North of Hatteras.
--latest by European steamers. +
AR at Liverpool Sept 80, VIM McGilvery, from s.
John, NIB, touched bottom and took steaa; I'd inst,
Title Baker, Watts. New York.
Cid 3D. Elizabeth NJ Cook, Cook, New York.
AT at Newry 3Oth, Olive Thurlow, Corbett, from
Sid I'm Limerick Sd, I L STett Farr, Portland.
Ar at Queenstown list, Eliza Morton, Leland, nom
Baltimore.
Sid I'd, Almra Robinson, Tarbox, (Im New Orleans)
| for London.
| OFF Shanklin Goth, Transit, Owen from New Yerk
| for Calais.
Ar at Wellington, NJ, July 81. Genevieye NJ Tuck
| or, Norman, New York via Dunedin.
Ar at Otago, NJ, Aug IL, Emma Partridge, Part
| ridge. Boston.
AT Sierra Leone Sept IA, Jos Clark, Stahl for New
| York.
SPOKEN.
Sept q, NV of Bardsey 16 miles, ship Camp
| bell. from for New York.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-15

BUCHAREST, Oct. IA DIR. Smith has arrived
here with an autograph letter from President
mania and Expressing hops for her prosnsritv
and for the maintenance of cordial relations.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-15
The Hayden CasP

New HAVEN, Oct. 14-Rsv. e. H. Hayden.
arrested on bench warrant for the alleged
murder of Mary Stannard of Madison, came
before the grand jury here today. No new evil
dence is presented as yet.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-15
MARRIED..

In Cape Elizabeth, Oct ~, by Rev. E. A. Harlow
Joseph Simonton and Mrs. Emma Cobb, both of Cape
Elizabeth.
In Oxford. Oct. s. Joseph Davis and Miss Victoria
Irving, both of Oxford.
In Brunswick, Oct 2. Capt. Jonathan Brown and
Miss Margaret Alexander. both of Bowdoin.
In Saco, Sept. 16, Frank Weymouth and Miss Liz
ze Mahoney.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-15
European Markets.

LONDON, October 1i-123O P. M.-The Bank OF
england increased its rate of discount to per cent
LIVERPOOL. October H-12.30 P. M.-Cotton-
speculation and export; Middling upands at 5-16d
do Orleans ate 9-16d Futures 1-3191-16d cheaper
October Esd; October and November delivery
29-32d.
PARIS, Oct. IA P. M.-Rentes 1l3 20. Exchange
on London, % 500 for short sight.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-15
AND COMMERCIAL

Clearing HI ause Transactions.
PORTLAND, October IA.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges. ....... ............,S11467 t 70
Net Balances ......"................... 81 167 SO