Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-23

| freight tariff between ~ Aslknic tno r h
cssc cities viii be reduced 10 per cent IL
fes days"
In View York city, on the 18Th, The
CiDcinnsa Red Stockings defeated the
Nu.uals Of New York-is TO 3 Al
Cleveland the ForeG Cityx Of thas city,
desexsed the Foress cisyh Of Rockford -
q 70 IL
Horace Greeley was seriously e In New
York city, or the 18th. threatened with
I syphnid fcver-
hon. Thomas D. Ezhoss died q New
Bedford Nsn, On The 1sth
AZ TsemSut. n. T. On the 1StA. the
Red Stockings, Of Cincinnati, defeated
the UniouA, cf NurriAnia-ihe scn-e
being fourt1ea 10 none
A View York dispatch Of the 18th sayf;
The fare 70 ChicAEc By ~ routes IVES
again reduced to-day from 80 70 tls. and
VII prohahlr be retnnAd u e.S s=e:-
row, viii corresponding decline 70 9th
q posrsa- Tie fAss 70 San Prxncssco and
Ssc-xnento b e1se. Freighn 10 Chicago
ard Al Western poi.;s were also reduced
Is pea ceri to-day"
II west
The ST. Paul Pnssf PenbinA corrss-
pendent OF the 5Osh nit. says the Indians
vere concentrating IN the vicinity os the
Lake Of the woodA with the purpose Of
giving The Csratians . brush when they
peoc4rxsed the swsmpA ReilspSckes lne
extended from the Lake 81 the Woods 70
Prmhdna Mcunfxtn-
The wEiie snckinss Of Chicago, de-
tested :be Activek. Of Clinton, lows, On
inc 10sn-Sb poI
Al an Anu-Secres Society Convention
beld In Cincinnati On the iith, . resolu-
ton wa adopted that membership In Sc
c-sa societies il deserving Of church dis
cip.ine IN The case OF any person who.
are. being administered. persists In main
.isining sneh nemberfhip.
The csr shcrs CT Tic Ks1sss Pacific
Railroad, II wysncotse. Kansas, were
Totally destroyed by fire on the night of
The 9Th, with three passenger coaches,
three FAT carr, one box and one stock car,
belonging 10 the Chicago, Burlington It
Quincy road, and shout 5000 feet OF wal
nut and oak lumber.
Hon. Sidney Breese has been reelected
Judge OK the Supreme Court OF the First
Judicial Division Of Illinois, without OPP
position
T. B. Grant, . soldier Of the war Of 1912,
aged e4, was buried In St Louis On the
18th.
The Michigan Republican State Con-
vension Ia 70 be held In Detroit ON the ist
Of September.
Hon. Geo. G. Wright, Of the Iowa Su-
preme Court, and United States Senator
elect, has resigned his seat on the bench,
10 take effect on the list Of January
next.
A recount Of votes in the recent special
election al San Francisco gives sixty-two
majority for the one million subsidy TO
the Southern Pacific Railroad.
There was . very heavy snow storm
throughout Montana on the 5th. In the
Gallatin valley It was terrific. ALI the
streams in the Territory were overflow.
ing. e4sa .-s..
Miss Abbie Summers, an accomplished
young lady, daughter Of farmer resid-
Ing tthree miles south Of Quincy, Ill,
was fatally stabbed on the 18th, at Ashley,
Mo-, where she was engaged In teaching,
by Ambrose Coe, Of Galesburg, ILL.,, who
had offered her his hand In marriage, and
was refused. He stabbed her through
the back into the chest with butcher
knife, and she died instantly. The as.
sassin gave himself up TO the authorities.
At the Republican Convention held at
Shawneetown, ILL.,, on the 14th, Hon.
Daniel w. Mum, of Cairo, was nominated
unanimously for Congressman from the
Thirteenth District.
The Republican Congressional Conven-
don for the Sixth Indiana District, on the
f4th. nominated Hon. Moses r. Dunn,
of Bedford, Lawrence county, for Con.
gress.
Tho South.
The Democratic Executive Committee
in North Carolina have nominated Hon.
William NJ. 6hipp, of Mecklenburg, for
Attorney General. 4@
The corner. Stone of the flrst Jewish
synagogue In Texas was laid on the 9th,
at Galveston, by the Grand Lodge OF
FrcemAsons.
Treadwell Sayres contests the election
of Hon. J. r. Morgan, Is Chancellor at
Memphis, Tenn, on the ground Of frauds,
and that tho election should have been
held In August.
The West Virginia Democratic Conven-
ton, held at Charleston on the 9th, nomi
mated John ]. Jacobs, Of Hampshire
county, for Governor.
William Gilmore Simms, the novelist,
died at Charleston, 8. G., on the 18th
aged "a.
Governor Holden, Of North Carolina,
in recent proclamation describing . Sc
ries OF outrages alleged to have been com
mitted In that State, has offered reward
OF $500 each for the apprehension of any