Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

north Of Cincinnati, were destroyed by.nre
One hundred and twenty cows, fourteez
muleA three hor lsd thirl6sh calves
besides large quantity q by. grin snt
other propsf5y, wefe destroyed. Thu
whole los b aEima&ed = e50pQo.
The following are the nominations made
By the Republican State Convention o
j Indiana, on the 22d: Judges Of the So
premc Court-John T. Elliott. q New
castle; Robert c. Gregory, Of LAnystte
| Chuies ~ Ray. Of IndianApools; AndEUS
L. OsbosD, Of LApoEte. Secretary d 6tat,
I-Nax J. =. HnAnan, .of LoGnnGpegf
TfsasurSr-0sn. Robsre 81. Nllroy. D
Carroll county. Auditor-1ajor John d
Evans Of 1ndisnspolia Superintendent
l of Public Instruction Barnabas g. Hobbs
Of Osntrevills. Attorney. General Nelson
Trnslsr, OF Connenville. Clerk Of Su.
prme Court Theodore W. Mccoy, Of
Jacksonville. Reporter Of Supreme
Court--Capt. James B. Black, Of Indian
apolis. ..,s.,r-,.
A Convention Il proposed IN Cincinnati
in favor Of the removal westward Of the
National Capital. 6ot
A hre At Plymouth, Ohio, on the ed,
Destroyed nearly an entire block in the
business center of the town. t'i tla@
The Cairo, H., municipal election oc-
CURED ON the 32d, and the following off,
GERS wers7 elected: Thomas Wilson,
Mayor; John Brown, CITY Clerk; John n
Lansden, City Attorney; James y. Tay-
lor, Treasurer; Michael Bambrick, Mar
shall.
Washington's birthday was enthudastic.
ally celebrated in San Francisco.
According to the details received by the
indian Commissioner at Warrington, Of
Colonel Bakers attack ON the village Of
the Regans in Montana, on the 23d Of
January last, It appears that Of the 173
killed, only Is were what might be called
fighting men, that is, men between the
ages Of IL and 81 years. Ten were from
81 to 90, and 8 additional were over 90, in
all 80. There were 90 women killed, 90,
or over one half of whom were over 40
years old, and the remaining 80 were be-
tween u and 40 years. Lastly, there were
80 children under 10 years of age killed.
Many Of them were in their parents arms.
The whole village had been suffering for
over two months past With smallpox,
some half-doxen dying daily 2i4 afl
g -. Hffl
The South. III
At Memphis, on the nth, there was
storm Of snow and sleet, accompanied by
gale Of such force that boats were unable,
to leave. q LGjIDU@ ~ tlt.sf}i i
The Georgia Legislature has adjourned
until the ..17th of April next subject to
reassembling by proclamation Of the
Governor If Congress admits the State
before that time. W. '''''.' w. p
The Tennessee House, on the 18th,
PASSED the bill permitting colored persons
to inherit real estate. lfgir-ie1itt =,
Judge d. II. Coleman, . prominent Vir-
ginian, died suddenly 1t Richmond ON the
Goth. y ee3u .qif .1o3 boayy
The Louisiana Legislature, in response
TO memorial from the ladies Of Freder-
icksburg, Va, on the 10th appropriated
5000 for the benefit Of the Confederate
dead. f'S q r. 3ins'ti d
The Kossuth House at Nashville, Tenn,
was destroyed by fire on the morning Of
the Goth. The inmates had q narrow. es-
cape, and It was thought one little boy
had persisted In the flames.
Hon. VIM. Fl. Seward and party arrived
at Baltimore from Havana on the 21st.
The ex.Secretary was in excellent health
and spirits. al3R 2iaHI iiia ii9li -
Another terrible steamboat disaster &C.
CURED on the Mississippi on the 10Th.
The steamer Emma No. 3, from New Or
leans for Cincinnati, with passengers and
freight was destroyed by fire above Mem
phis, and twenty-five lives we're reported
lost. ti3 tti3ti 3a83Ai ~
The Texas Legislature on the 22d elect
ed NJ. g. Hamilton and Lieutenant Gov
ernor Flanagan as United States Senators
1.-The former for the long and the latter
for the short term. ~
Capt. MRrratta, arrived At Cairo on the
23d from the Emma No. 3, states positive
~ that over seventy lives were lost g
Mayor Price, OF Mobile, on the esd
applied to the Supreme Court for writ
of mpercedeas TO release himself from
jail, and have the recent act Of the Legis.
lature passed on by the Court. The Judges
refused the writ, the effect Of which il to
install Harrington Mayor over Price.
b naiia Foreign Intelligencos li Go q
A Fenian demonstration which had
been announced TO take place in Cork, on
the 10th, was repressed BY the authorir
ties. .,4l
NJ. Delesehuset, chief editor Of the Paris
Reoaals, has been sentenced to thirteen
months Imprisonment and TO pay q fine Of
1000 francs; another Of the editors was
sentenced to SIX months' imprisonment and
~ fine of 1900 francs. Gustaye FlouIens.
has been sentenced to six months impris;
onment and fine of 100 francs, and M.
Devenve, publisher Of la Aarseislaise, to
two months imprisonment and fine of