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Two MEN SHOT AT GARIBALDI, Iowa
We learn from John Law. mail agent
on the Western train, that serious
riot, arising out of political discus.
sion, occurred at Garibaldi, Keokuk
county, last Sunday, in which two Ger
mans were shot. one of them it was
thought was MORALLY wounded Our
informant did not know the names of
either Of the parties. Muscatim Jour
N0l
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