Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-30

ss-swo- thirds not voting in the afirma-
tive. Il
At Rochester, N. T., on the I'D, Tie
White Stockings de6ea&ed The Fiour CityA
Of Rochester-ls - "a AZ Phi,adelphiA.
the Red Stockings best the AihlssIcs-H
TO Is.
The grand jury as CanandaisuA. n T.,
on the 7ist, indicted Genera SsarT for
violation Of the neutrality lava The case
was 1t for the 27th-
h west
The recent Republican Convention hr
the Fin. Indiana Congressional Dissr CT
nominated Capt FL c. Gooding. of Esans-
viIle. Hon. r. r PrischArd las hecn
nominated II the Third, Hon James n
Tyler re-Eaminaaed IN the Eighth, and
Hon. william Williams rencminAaed In
The Tenth Indiana Disfris4x
In game Of baseball plxyed IN Chica-
70 On The 18th, between the Chicago Club
- :As D E.oSss.sss.s goss<s Gays. The foF-
ner won In . score al - soi4
The Saprene Court al Indiana has de-
caed shas the keeping al billiard tables
CONES within the meaning Of the statute
againa gambling.
A passenger train on The Onion Pseinc
Railroad, coming ast. On The night Of the
ixsh, rau into = squad ofmounsed Indians
coming round The curve three miles eass
az OuhIla station Several shots were
cred By The Indiana none taking elect
Several horsss were killed BY the engine.
No one hurt On the tzain, nor vas the
train damaged
The Repubncan State Convention Of
Iowa Il called 70 meet Il DesAoines on
The 18th of August
Dispatches received st ST. Louis on the
18th, from Fort Hays, Kan, and other
points, report the Indians very numerous
between Camp Supply and Bear Creek,
eli On the waY-path. Several Govern
ment and other trains, and herds had
been attacked, but 90 far the Indians had
been driven of. One train was corrsied
two days at Gypsum creek, fighting the
Indians. A train at Camp Supply was
attacked four timeA II was no longer
| cafe for trains or herds to travel without
q strong escort. The Indians attacked Q
train Of several wagons and twenty men,
near Camp Grant, Arizona, Nay "a, cap
tured and burned wagons, killed 10,
wounded several Of the remainder, and
| ied TO the mountains.
A German woman, MrA Peter Weiizel,
living near Woodstock, H., on the even
Ing Of the 18th, while In state Of insan.
ity, attempted to murder her son, 1S years
Of age, and her daughter, years old, and
then cut her own throat. The recovery
Of the son and daughter was probable
| thst Of the mother doubtful
| A report comes from Salt Lake that, on
the 18th, - train approached the Platte
river, the engineer discovered band OF
| Indians, about three hundred, mounted,
| crossing the track. As the train neared
the Indians they began TO yell. The en-.
gineer, supposing they were about TO at.
tack the train, put on steam and dashed
through the crowd, killing thirteen In
dians and ~ many ponies.
Col. Morrow, Of tho Thirteenth infan-
try, reached Sioux City on the goth, and
reports an attack by Eve hundred Indians
upon Fort Buford wood. choppers, on the
18th, and that most Of the latter were
killed. Col Morrow prononnces this the
opening Of the long meditated war.
The st. Paul frsss Of the 21st has let.
ter from Pembina which says that, In case
the Canadian River expedition continued
TO move westward, Riels Provisional Gov
eminent would send an armed force to
meet II. In this contingency indepsnd-
ence Of Canada would probably be de-
clsred. 7g9 sos tH
q Red Cloud and party reached Omaha
on the 2lst, an route for their home.
About 100 Chinese passed 81. Louis on
the 22d, on route 70 New Orleans.
The last rail ON the Denver Pacific
Railroad was laid on the ed.
Letters from the Plains, received In st.
Louis, on the 22d, report that nearly ali
| the young Indians belonging to the Ara
pahoe and Cheyenne tribes below the
Arkansas river were on the war-path.
Several trains had been captured and
number of white men killed. It was
very dangerous for trains, mail parties
or anybody else TO travel below Fort
Dodge fi{'st'f' ~, .is,s
Nearly one thousand delegates to the
fifteenth annual session Of the Interna.
tional Convention Of the Young Mems
| Christian Association assembled at Indian.
apolis, Ind, on the 22d. "a emra
TIE South.
Governor Walker, of Virginia, has
signed the bill incorporating the Atlantic,
Mississippi q Ohio Railroad.
Colonel q. q. Grow, Of Alabama, re-
| Gently confirmed BY the Senate = Score
| tsry Of UtAn, died on the 18th, OF con.
sumption, III ~ ,.,s, s.,sit,,,, g,,n
An Augusta, Ga, dispatch. OF the ced
states that accounts from the cotton crops
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