Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19

second proclamation, declaring peace N
established feet that business was reviy
ing, and invisianaI pinhah ife to n
hold the govefi16e2s Is ID E
Advices state thai a. Cknsdix6n bme
Aleona, me RI River ct kiien
I bound IRON EoIling va to Port HiIliahs
passed through the Ssult Canal on the
9th, without interference or objec;:onx
The ship Sunbeam, Of BOSTON, ~.e'
busAId In the Pacific, March BIZ Her
L,econd mate caEpfpteE. Steward md ~Gx
Of the crew were lost; the rest were
myed. s's'~
General seheridsn ana ssaf arrived in
ECorfsne, Utah, On TIE night Of the lob.
tsnl left - sess insfniAE - special coach,
| - sss1atos1OntaaAis y saii ss1es 4.
Tvsnty families Of Josephite Nssmons,
nusnbsrisg II III one hundred souls, have
| 1ecensly left Utah for their old homes 10
TIE Htstes. s.,. 81
The Board or Trustees Of the Ohio Ae-
ncu1tnral and Mech.s!e.i College ksse
elected Hon. Valentine B. Horton, Presir
dsns r. g. Anderson, Secretary; Joseph
6allivsnf, Treasurer. 3tH I.
/ The hog pens attached 70 CiBdnnati
distillesy were destroyed hy fire on the
morning OF the 11th, and about 5000
hogs persisted in the flames. The spectas
! Gle vas shocking. The cries Of the ami.
mails were heard mile and 4 half. H.
The contemplated excursion Of the iii.
nois Press Association ha1 been postponed
1 until tbSs month d August The route
ior, the excsrston, - deddel on by the
\ committee, ID ~ follows; From Chicago
70 Esrnia By, bo4t thence 70 Montreal and
Quebec by Grand Trunk, Railway; thence
TO Boston by Grand Trunk and yermons
Central Railways returning BY the same
4 r6,Ite 10 sit{ 3}E'"t stteA
4 80 aB9a Ysh- hi ilr19yy
,3s vg;g rt TIE South. 7t
/ There were over 200 delegates IN at
tendance upon the Southern Baptist Con-
vention in session at Louisville on the
4 9Th. Rev. Dr. Well, OF Georgia was
elected President. z! 8M9oaa ~
The General CeAlesence of the Metho
4 dist Protestant Chufch assembled in Bal.
timore on the6th. Delegates were present
from nearly all the Southern States and
conferences IN Pennsylvania, Indiana, Ilhr
nois, Missouri and Iowa. The conference
ossarfzed BY the election Of Rev. j. G,
Whitsidee, Of Virgins, presiding officer.
J. A gsme OF base bali between the Chi
caso club aDd the A2antics of New Or
leans, played on the 9th. resulted in q
score Of 81 for the former TO none for the
latter, Nine innings were played 4
| At New Orleans, on the 9Th, the Chi
1 cago White Stockings defeated the Lone
Stars, Of New Orleans, In game Of base
| ball the score being 10 70 10. lii'Hf"
The Tennessee Legislature convened
on tho 9th, but neither House had a
quorum. gbgd&ao J M aBisttIo
The Alabama Republican Convention
hes been postponed from June 20 to All.
gust t30.t II viii meet at Selma. Il ~ p
/ The Chicago Baseball Club defeated
the II. e. Lees, at New Orleans, on the
4 9th7A 70 A. ,s1da boa ,er4to, s
The residence Of N. o. Sykes, In Tippah
county, Misc, was burned on the night Of
the 9Th, and two daughters, aged 8and ID
years, pcrfshcd In the flames. ~ ~ &
r. A prizcAght came on near New Or
leans on the 10th, between Jer Mace and
Tom Allen. On 1.-the 10th round Mace
was declared the victor. Allen was badly
punished, while Mace escaped with but
slight injuries. q. 40 nrlsoIq III j
The opening Of the Floral Fair Of the
Cotto n States took place at Augusta, Ga.
sithe 18th. " 49, I"
The Republican State Convention q
North Carolina met IN Raleigh on the
nth. and the entire dsy Wa spent in
eHecting . permanent organizations.
! Hon. John Pool, United States Senator
i was chosen Chairman, after bitter cQpo,
sitioa. sdi 10 ialiatn pdt Ut nnld v
|ga.,,. 9 .fersign lntelNgenns.l 1i,il
a The Paris Journal OblsiA Of the 9Th
containsi decree cohvoking the High
Couftto Justice for the trial or those re-
: Gently Arrested FOR participation Id tbs
| plot against the life Of the Emperor. The
report Of Minister Olliyier, preceding the
degree, alleges the existence Of . reyolu
ttionsry party, having for w. objeot the Is.
tablishment Of . democfatie snd social Ie
!, public. q Ito Weapons iarei misrepressnta'
ion, Systematic Outrage, cAlumny 'encuie'
and assasinatiohs.i New liberties, 20 IN
from appsssassilAk ipcfesie. 4s frenzy etc.
etc.
,isl Tie Xsrsssloie aewspaper was seized
/ by the Paris authoritiss On the 9Th, on &C
n count Of tho violenoe Of itsarticles on pc
!, litical siiaira The editor Of tho RaQpc
/ h v,<,lioo aud