Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-07-14

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iarge majority, and the articles Submitted
separately, including thai for minority
represrntaaion. were also adopted
Al Cincinnati on the ID. = game OF base.
hall was played between the Forest CisyA
OF Rockford, and the Red SsockineA the
score sanding IA Tor the latter TO Is for
the former.
Alexander J. Cnig, State superintenc-
cnt Of Public instruction Of Wisconin,
died ct Madison. On the "a. after aome
moEtks' Hines, Of consumption
The Cincinnati Red 6aockings defeated
the Rockford Forest Citya Il Cincinnati
on the 4sh-A to-.
Hon. j. A. Garfield has been renomi-
mated by acclamation, ii Garrettsville,
Ohio, for reelection to Congress.
Rev. Samuel FAllows pastor Of the
Spring Street Methodist Church in MI
wAukee, has been appointed BY Gov.
FAirchild - Superintendent Of Public
Inarpcticn In Wisconsin, rice A. J. Craig,
deceased.
According TO . Cheyenne dispatch OF
the 9th the news from the Indian country
Was warlike. Further outrages were re.
ported, and :" al the Northern Cheyennes
and the AnpAhoes, who have hitherto been
peaceahle, anoource their intention TO 90
on the war path Red Cloud and band
are caDped ON the Tongue River, north
Of Tetferman. II 10 believed outside the
Indian ring that he ID collecting tribes Tor
the purpose Of wssiDg war on the
whites"
~ Ge4fh.
The scene Of the execution Of the muir
derer, Lewis Kennedy, at New Kent
Court House, Va, ON the LIST, was horri-
bic one. The rope broke twice, and the
miscreant died after prolonged struggle
A judicial decision was rendered on the
9Th in the contested city election At Rich
mond, Va, that the matter q illegsl and
fraudulent votes cannot be gone into. Re.
publicans claim that the decision in effect
gives the city offices to their candidates
The Conservatives still contest the case on
the ground of informally In the election.
The Mississippi steamboat race between
the Robert Z. Lee and the Natchez. from
New Orleans to st. Louis, was won by the
Lee. The time was three days, eighteen
and half hours, the quickest time On
record between the two points.
Foreign Intelligence.
Dominion Day July y was observed
throughout Canada - grand holiday.
The French Emperor was In mourning
eight days In consequences of the death Of
Jerome Bonsparte, OF Baltimore.
A sharp shock Of earthquake was ex-
perienced throughout Greece on the LIST.
The town Of Sartoris ID q heap Of ruins.
An island in that neighborhood suddenly
disappeared ct the time OF the shock.
The editor of the Paris Reveius has been
prosecuted for having reproduced false
Anecdotc of the Emperor and Earl Of
Clarendon from the Figaro. n. Deles.
clusee, editor-in chief Of the Reoeslls, has
been sentenced TO thirteen months Inn
prisonment.
The Manchester, Eng, Esaminer ap.
plauds the idea OF an American monu.
ment Ito Charles Dickens, but assumes
that the project viii be dismissed when
Dickens'l objections to such honors are
fully known.
Eighteen thousand emigrants left the
port Of Liverpool during the month of
June for various American ports. Nine
tenths Of them went to New York.
The French Court has gone into mourn
ing for the death Of the Baltimore Bona
psrte.
The Americans In Paris celebrated the
Fourth Of July, and the festivities were
largely attended.
Orders have been sent TO 6herbrooke for
the release Of the s0-called Fenisn Gen.
eral McNamara, there not being sumcient
evidence to warrant his detention.
ExQuccn Isabella has hsd official no
tice conveyed to oil foreign courts Of her
abdication.
The heat In Paris was again intense on
the 9Th. The late rains were light and
afforded only temporary and partial relief
from the drought. In Brittany the drought
was 70 severe that farmers we're selling
cattle at two cents per pound.
On the 9th, the Ecumenical Council
adopted the preface and iirst two chapters
OF the infallibility scheme.
II was announced In Madrid on the 9Th,
that the Prince of Hohenzollern had &C.
cepted the offer Of tho Spanish throne.
The yachts Cambria and Dauntless
started ON their ocean race on the 4th.
The London Norning Post Of the 9th
has telegram dated at Teintsin, June 90,
giving tho particulars Of terrible massa-
ere Of Christians by the natives OF Pekin,
on the 2lst OF that month. The Count
De Rochelhouart, the French Secretary
OF Legation, ana number of Priests and
Sisters OF Mercy were ruthlessly slaugh.
tered. The cathedral was burned, and
number of Russians killed.
The Fourth was appropriately celebrat-
cd ct Berlin and other German cities.
A London dispatch OF the 9th says: