Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-08

liam; Charles @. Brown, Twelfth Ohio
". n. Jones, Delegzts nom Wyoming
Prohibitionist-T. B. Ivea, Finh Illinois.
| A. J. Huntes, of Paris, \ he Dsmocsat'
ic candidate for Congres IN ths seventh
Illinois District
| In . game Of baseball at Rockford O
| the 18th the Forest Cftys deSeased the
| White Stockings, Of Chingo-n tot.
| The United States Expires car On the
| Missouri Pacific Railroad was entered By
two disguised men on the morning o. the
eeeh. seven miles west Of Jenefson CRY
the manager was badly beaten, bound AND
! ksSs.sesd. and iAs re na'A'@ : ,as'0 :
| Ths dxth annual term o. the Normal
Musicsl Academy Of the Northwest, under
the direction Of b. r. Palmer, com
menced In Chicago on the 2Sd. A very
large attendance h reported, representing
nearly every State in the West and North
west, and the prospects are exceedingly
fattering 10 those having charge Of the
management and instruction.
The following Post Offices have been re-
Gently established, and Postmasters sp-
pointed, in Missouri: Duncan Greek,
Vernon county, J. A. Knox; Stafford,
Green county, J. B. Dunn; Lawson, Ray
county, II. J. Clark; Grunnell, Grundy
county, r. Weaver; ElklAnd, Webster
county, J. L. Lee.
| MAJ. WIN @. Moreau, Democratic can
didste Tor Congress in the Eighth Indiana
District, was recently stricken with pa
rAlysis ct Kokomo. His entire len side
was psiAlyzed, and he was speechless. +
At Rockford, on the 9th, the Atlsntics,
of Brooklyn, defeated the Forest Citys in
| game Of base ball, twelve innings-l4
| to IL. II
On the morning Of the Goth, two cars
Of train on the Des Moines Valley Rail-
road were thrown from the track and
down an embankment, south Of Des
Mo.nes, and entirely demolished. Eight
men were killed and seventeen seriously
iDjured-all Of them being lows soldiers
who were ON their way TO Des Moincs to
attend the State Soldiers Reunion.
AT Chicago, on the Goth, the White
Stockings defeated the Atlantics, Of
Brooklyn-12 to4.
Congressional nominations on the 3Oth:
Republican-Tnird Michigan District,
Austin Blair, re-nominsted Third Illinois,
nc. Durchard, re-nominated. Demo.
cratic-Eighteenth Ohio, j. d. Gotten
berry.
New discoveries Of extensive and rich
silver mines are reported as having been
made fifteen miles north of Central City
Col.
/ Tho South.
The State Treasurer and Governor
Paymaster of North Carolina have beer
enjoincd from paying Holden's soldiers
by Judge Mitchell, Of the Superior Court
| A duel was fought few miles below
Memphis at sunrise on the morning Of the
| 2sth, between Major Ed. Freeman, .
young merchant and Ed. Hsmlin, Z
young lawyer, both OF Memphis, with
Derringer pistols, ct fifteen PAGES. Bott
fred simultaneously, and Hamlin wal
shot through the body and died in ter
The Republicans Of the First Congress
sional District Of South Carolina hav.
put in nomination State Senator Rainey
(colored), TO All Mr.. Whittsmore's unex
pired term In the Forty.hrst, and also th'
full term In the Forty-sooond Congress
Three parties, named Wiley, Mitchell
and Roane, have been held In 5000 bal
each for the murder, of State Senate
Stevens, of North Carolina.
Foreign Intelligence.
A London dispatch Of the 26th say
that Trochu had notified Napoleon tina
the will Of the people was that he shoul'
not return to Paris that his dynasty va
1t an end and another dispatch Of tn
same date declares that the feeling In Il
vor of the Emperor was growing i
!: France. in consequence of the Prussia
demand for his abdicAtiOn.
Prince Felix -Halu n~'-.. /. Mss-- - "a.
; rrussian Guard, distinguished for service
In the American and Mexican wars, wa
killed In the battle Of the 18th ct Grave
lotte.
A Prussian Colonel has written :
Emile Girsrdin offering . wager that h
|, would be in Paris BY the 18th of 6eptsm
Der. Girardin has published tho letter
> and announced that no has accepted tn
wager.
. Gable dispatches on the 9oth stat
In substance that the Prussians wer
steadily advancing ON Paris; that eigh
departments Of France were in possession
Of the invaders; Ill available approache
TO Paris were reported to be undermined
Bazaine wa surrounded In Metz by Prus
sian troops and was expected to be com
PEELED TO cspitulate, being short Of provi
donss Prince Napoleon's demand for ~