Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-09

nv the news from the border, and uis-
match had been received from the front,
instructinp them not 70 send any more
men. hut to forward funds for the support
of the New York troops, as soon as pos
sible. The Executive Council OF tne
Fenian Brotherhood have issued an ad-
dress signed by James Gibbons, Chaif'
man, and Richard NcCloud, Secretary,
stating that the late Canadian invasion was
undertaken without the authority OF the
brotherhood, and its failure cannot De
recognized as q defeat OF the national
organization.
A game of baseball in New York city
on the 3Oth ult, between the Mutuals, OF
New York, and Forest Citys, Of Rockford,
was won by the Mutuals-ai TO IL.
Fenian leaders from the Middle and
Western gtstes were in council in Buffalo
on the 30th ult., investigating the late dis
aster and adopting measures for q reor'
gsnization. Although disgusted at the
miserable failure at st. Adams, they pro-
fess not to be dispirited, and claim that
the organization will steadily pursue its
object TO success.
A St. Adams dispatch of the Both ult.
saws: "There may be trouble about the
field piece that was taken from the re-
mans while in position on United States
territory. The facts are that fire was
opened by the Fenians on knoll l2O
yards from the line, and that the Home
Guards made q rush down hill, shot ave
Fenians, captured the gun, and returned
with it 70 Pigeon Hill. There is not the
slightest doubt they crossed into Vermont
territory. The fact Of the shooting OF
these last Fenians was not known gener-
ally, 40 the Guards kept silent about It,"
The Athletics of Philadelphia, defeated
the Atlantics, of Brooklyn, in game OF
base ball, played at Philadelphia on the
Goth ult tor the championship OF America
Score, 10 TO 10.
Geo Seddons, the prize fighter, was SEN
fenced, ut Boston, on the 3lst ult, to six
months imprisonment in the House OF
Correction.
On the 31st ult. thirty thousand chill.
dren celebrated the forty first anniversary
of the Brooklyn Sunday School Union,
General Donnelly was removed from
Franklin to st. Adams, VT, on the after
noon of the 3lst ult., and was still under
arrest.
The General Assembly Of Rhode Island
met at Newport on the Both ult., and or
ganized by the choice of Republican
officers PIT
An Albany, N. Y, dispatch of the 3ls'
states that "Colonel J. b. Loverich Is au'
thorized by Governor Hoffman to proceed
TO Malone Immediately and furnish trans
portation home to all strangers in and
about that place. Hon. VIM. n. Tweed
advances the money, and authorizes
Colonel Loverich to send home at his ex.
pense all belonging in the city Of New
York" ll I'5'"D s.7 '}. 1ii
The Haymakers, of Troy, N. T., beat
the Unions, Of Morrisania, at baseball on
the Both ult,, by q score Of q to 10. On
the 3lst, the Forest Citys, Of Rockford,
defeated the Atlantics, CT Brooklyn, N. Y.
IL to IS. The Cincinnati Red Stock
ings played the Cleveland Forest Citys
at Cleveland on the 3lst, and scored 81 to
their opponents IL, 3dt.l
The corner stone OF monument To
Baron Steuben, over his grave in the
town of Steuben, N. Y, was laid on the
LIST, by Horatio Seymour, in presence OF
nnn naonla 4.
Hon. John Cramer, Of Waterford, NJ
Y, the only surviving member of the JET
ferson electoral ticket, died on the eve
ming OF the LIST, in his ninety seventh
year. " H 4 ks#1 oDo
81 A Malone, N. Y, dispatch of the 3lst
ult. says: "Glass, Gleason, Donnelly,
and Lindsay, Feuian prisoners, were re
moved to Canandaigua to-day. Messrs
Smith, of Buffalo; Mcneil, of Philadel
phia; Fitzpatrick, Of New York, aud
Thompson, Of Albany, were arrested this
evening. All the Fenians here, excepting
the OHIO and Illinois men, have been fur.
nished transportation to their homes by
their local committees. The Western
men feel badly, as they are left all in the
lurch."
General Donnelly was brought before
United States Commissioner Smalley, of
Burlington, VT, on the lat, and waived
an examination, and In default Of bail
was ordered committed. Owing to his
wounds 1t was not deemed prudent to put
him in Jail. and he was at the Weldon
House in charge of Deputy Marshal.
h A special dispatch says the government
officials at Malone wound up the war on
the LIST by arresting several New York re-
porters as Fenians, and sending them to
,.r,E The West. lti
The Boston Board Of Trade Excursion
party reached Omaha on the 25th, en- route
to the Pacific M aalEi ).tf xsa1
The annual convention Of the Indiana
State Editors and Publishers Association
met In indianapolis onthe eth. r h.
At GAINESVILLE, Via, on the 9th, the
White Stockings. Of Chicago, defeated the
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