Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-07-13
STATE NEWS.

The Cedar Rapids Times says that Rob't
Ellis, Of that region, informs that journa
that he had 30 lambs killed by wolves latsl.
and in broad daylight
A little daughter Of Rev II. N. Powers
Of Davenport, had her eyes very badly hur
the other day by boy throwing some Goa
cinders in her face, and it is feared that ont
eye is entirely de stroyed.
The Lansing Union says that an Indias
near that place was bitten by a ra't'esnsk'
and died in few hours from the effect O
the bite
Capt Grace, the Fenian organizer, is il
Dubuque. He is about 10 canvass the north
ern part Of the State.
The Dubuque Herald says that Plat
Smith, for many years Vice President of The
Dubuque & Sioux City Railroad, has sole
his interes. in the road road, and resigned
bis position.
A man named Craig was arrested at Bnr.
lington on the 9th, charged with Robin,
and horse stealing.
Five citizens of Nashua, Chickasaw Co.
went to Sea on raft the other day. Wher
three miles out, or rather down, their Graf
w'nt down, the logs were scattered, and The
FIVE men of Nashua swan ashore. Here
ends the story.
The Alamakee county seat is on wheels
again. There has been fight between Lam.
sing and Waukou Cor years. The capital is
now at Lansing but the Supreme Court has
but ust decided it back to Wauk on. to the
great JOY of the Waukonnese and CORES
pondIug sorrow on the part # the Lansing
ties
An Episcopal Church edifice is being
erected in Clermout.
The keokuk Constitution learns that u boy
was drowned at Montro e on the 22d, while
engaged in bathing.
The Gate City says that little son Of Mr.
Hugh Robinson, Of that city, was badly
gofeu Dy COW on the I2u
Horse ,h:e,es are plying their trade "a,
Panora.
The name Of the St. Charles Hotel a,
Muscatine, has been changed to the 'Eic1.
e!oerger House"
The Presbyterians of Wapello have re.
Gently purchased building which they
have or soon will charge into q house Of
worship
Andrew Ridley, Of Fort Dodge, recei, ed
the dpgree of Master of Acc UNITS in the
commercial department Of Nore Dame
University, South Bend, Indiana, recently.
The Des Moiues Register is engaged in
showing Why General Giant should not be
elected President. General Grant will feel
badly when he hears OF it,
The pel!a Blade says tina. a Mrs Streny
of tina, city, jumped into we'll one day las,
week with the intention of committing sui
eide, bu, Instead of meeting death, received
OILY some Sigh, injuries.
The Marshall Times says tina, the new
Baptist Church in that city is rapidly ap
preaching completion, and asserts that it viii
be the finest church ediGce in central Iowa
The Plaindealer says that the appeal ,e
the citizens Of Iowa for books for the librar
OF the peuitenliary at Fl. Madison has bee,
responded 10 nobly. Over l5O volu me.
have been received from different sources
More are wanted
The Bloom field Guard announces that til,
St. Louis l. Cedar Rapids Railroad still
progresses finely, and things look encour
aging in that respect. No fear are enter.
| tanned in rai!rond circles but that it will b.
pushed right ahead to speedy completion
The wife OF d,ctor Of Burlington, think
| ing all WAS not right with her husband an,
niece who was staying at their house, CAV
tn young lady notice to leave, which sh
did, but not alone. The physician left hi
wife and family and departed with her 70
unknown parts.
A young lawyer, a resident of Jesup
named John Jackson DAILY, was dro wned il
Poyner creek near Ray mond, on Monda
last. lie had been out somewhere in tina
vicinity visiting, and determined 10 eros
the creek, with bis horse and buggy. Al
efforts of the people on the banks were un
vallng to save him, and he sauk to rise u
| more.