Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-22


Stockings, of Cincinnati, came OF IN the
latter city on the 7th. The game resulted
| in . score of 10 for the Whites 70 fos
| the Reds.
The losses by the recent great fire in
Chicago are stated - follows: J. V. Far
well & Co., $500 900; insurance $780,
600. LATIN, Butler 81 Co., $4,000
insurance, $4,000. Kirkland, Ordway 4
Co., $4,000; insurance, $4,000. Lyon
f. u..ly, ..A G4-xAA - NizOn, *soJ0W
insurance, $4,000. John B. Drake,
$1eO,O00 insurance, $4,000. Thatcher
estate, ,t75, 900; insurance, t60, COO; Field,
Letter & Co., $3.50. 900; insurance, $780,.
90. James + Butler, *30, 900 insurance,
$4,000. Oliver Didson, 5000; insur-
aace, $4,000. Nathaniel P. Wilder, $7,.
go; insurance, $4,000. ]. v. Farwell
tbuilding), tl65,0o0; insurance, $3.50, 900.
Congressional nomfnAtions-on the 7th :
Republican,. n. Rusk, Sixth Wiscon-
sin District; Gen. w. II. Houghton, Sec.
ond Michigan, re-nominated. Demo.
cratic-John T. 6toncman, Third Iowa ;
N. B. Eldridge. First, and Myron Rider,
Fourth Michigan.
G. w. Hazleton, Of Columbus, has been
nominated for Congress by the Rspubh-
can Convention OF the Second Wisconsin
District. w. Il. Robinson is the Repub-
lican candidate in the Eleventh Illinoia
District. 5a Ji f
At the election in Wyoming Territory,
on the 9th, Jones, Republican, was elected
Delegate 10 Congress by a small majority.
The ladies voted generally throughout
the Territory. They cast one hundred
and seventy-one votes at the Cheyenne
precinct.
The Nebraska Democratic State Con.
vention on the 7th nominated j. Fl. Crox-
ton, of Otoe county, for Governor Paran
England, Of Lincoln county, for Secretary
Of State; Joseph Vallery, Of Cass, for
State Treasurer.
At the recent primary elections in the
Fifth Congressional District OF Illinois,
X. G. Ingersoll was re-nominsted by the
Republicans, by majority of about 800.
The Republican nominees In Kansas
are: For Governor, J. N. Harvey, re-
nominated; Lieuvcnan. ov,o--o-, - IL.
Elder; Secretary Of State, w. II. Small
wood Treasurer, 4. ]. Hays; Congress
man, d. P. Lowe.
In the Republican Convention Of the
Twelfth Congressional District Of Illinois,
on the 9th, John j. Hay received the
nomination, after portion Of the dele
gates had withdrawn from the Conyen,
ton. =
The remains of two men and a boyThad
been recovered on the 10th from the ruins
OF the recent great fire in Chicago. Two
of them were recognized--one being
Henry Dornheimcr, an employee OF the
Messrs. Farwell, and the remains OF the
boy being those of Hugh J. Campbell, q
widows son, Of Chicago.
BY the accidental explosion on the 9th
Of three kegs Of powder, the storehouse
Of Lowis Mcdonald, at Sulphur springs.
Ohio, was completely destroyed, and Mr..
Mcdonald, George Gaver, a young man
named Priest and son of Mcdonald,
four years old, were killed. George w.
Gordon was also dangerously hurt.
A new gold mining district is reported
as having been discovered in Wyoming
Territory, near the head waters of Green
River.
The remains o another victim Of the
great fire In Chicago were found In the
ruins on the 18th. They were those Of
w. l.. Ferguson.
Hon. B. F. Montgomery is the Peoples
candidate for Congress in the Fifth Iowa
District. The National Reform Working
mems party have nominated Samuel f.
Cary for Congress from the Second Ohio
District. .,....
The principal Chiefs Of the Usage In.
dians have signed the treaty with the
Government Commissioners, by which
| the Indians consent to the sale OF their
lands in Kansas to settlers at t1.25 per
acre, and to remove to new homes In the
Indian Territory.
Tho South.
At the city election in Wilmington,
Del, on the It'll, the whole Democratic
ticket was elected, the Democrats carry.
ing five wards out Of nine. df
Charges of impeachment against State
Treasurer Ingres were dismissed in the
Georgia Legislature on the It'll, by q vote
q - To-. ,aI...st...r '....
Tl,s 0rssnville (Tenn.) National Union
announces that Ex-President Andrew
johnson will not be candidate for Con-
gross. ''' ah
Hon. Boyd Winchester has been re-
nominated for Congress by the Demo-
Gratis in the Fifth Kentucky District.
At Louisville, on the 9Th, the Chicago
White Stockings defeated the Eagles, Of
the former city-2s to IL.
Josiah Turner, editor Of the Raleigh IN.
CO. SentinA, has sued out writs against
Governor Holden, 8. A. Douglas, his aid,
Bergen, Of the militia, and others, FOR
false imprisonment ~ go
Two Renuhlican candidatea have ar.