Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16

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defeated the Rockford Forest Citys-is
to 10.
Rev. David Reed founder and edhar O
the Czriaian ReSia~, died in Boston o.
the 7,h, aged 70 years. ii
A e.me OF hase,hAil = Lowell, Maa ,or
the ssh. between the Red Stockings and
The Clippers resulted in favor OF tne
former BY sccFe Of 90 to5.
There vas . grand procession OF Free
Masens Ia New York city on the ssh, on
the OCCASION of tia laying Of the corner
aone d the new Masonic Temple Ia tbs
city. s4lhe procession il considered 'h'
finest display By tie Masonic Order eve1
witness in tAss city. More shAn Sbffy
thousand llssoas participated IN e
The nisht trim from Bosom ran isto .
culyert. two miles east Of summit Station,
on the night Of the stb, and three men
were killed and several Others wounded
Diplomas were distributed among the
srsdus1ing esAss q the Naval Academy,
q Anrspoiis, Nd, On the sth. The ave
horors we're awarded 70 the following :
George L. Dyer, Of Maine, LIST; Robert
q. Peck, of Massachusetts, ID; HswieJ,
o. Ritserhouse, Of New jersey, ID Hen,
~ ". schaefer, Of Illinois, ish and Jons
Hullsure, Of Arizona, 9Th
The west
The Ohio State Temperance Conven-
ton, ON the ist, nominated For secre-
tart Of State, Jay odelI, Of Cleveland
Supreme Judge, Gideon e stewart, OF
Huron Comfy; Comptroller OF the
Treasury, Thonss Edmonson, Of Clark
County; Member Of the Board Of Public
Works Rn0h O. Collins, Of Hooking
County. 2sH
A Cheyesne dispssch reports slight
fall Of Snow on the morning OF the "a,
and 3 heavy hail storm 10 the Afternoon
An excursion party Of tvo hundred and
eighty five lady sctso.ol-teachers from Cali
fornia passed through Chicago on the %,
En- ,uu< for the East.
Se-en.y.z=e Cinnamon isss Ssn ffaH-
cisco for Massachusetts On the 81, To work
In boot and shoe factory.
General suily, Superintendent Of In
dian Affairs fof Montana, writes TO Com
missioner Parker, from Helena, May 70,
that the River Grows had the smallpox
very badly among them, and were scat
.cr.i ia email parties AL oycr the country.
The propeller Wabash was sunk BY the
propeller Empire State, on the evening Of
the 9Th, on Lake Huron, in sixty feet OF
water. One deck hand was lost.
In Chicago, on the 81, the Forest City
Base Ball Club Of Cleveland played with
the Chicago Club-a and the game was won
by the latter-i5'tb 0.
The National Typographical Union, in
session in Cincinnati on the 9Th, electh
the following officers for the ensuing year:
President, VIM. j. Hammond, Of New
Orleans; First vice-President, Thomas
Willard, Of Albany Second. Vice. Presi-
dent, John II. O'Donne1l, Of Boston ;
Secretary and Treasurer, John Collins, Of
Cincinnati; Recording and Correspond,
ing Secretary, Miss Augusta Lewis, New
York. iJ{ staj e8 .~4 iHHist n
Two hundred passengers from Austria.
iiA,sn yousS for England. afrivVr ~ SsA
Francisco on the 9th. .
The Omaha city election ON the It'll re-
suited In the election Of three Demo
Gratis and three Republican candidates
Both parties united ON the rest Of the
ticket. The colored candidate 10 the
Third Ward was defeated by about 1870.
The Ohio Republican State Executive
Committee have issued call for aRepnb-
lican State Convention. TO take place on
the 10th Of August, and to be composed of
47O delegates.
A San Francisco dispatch sof the 7th
says the entire Democratic State ticket Is
probably elected in Oregon. The Repub.
licans claim the member Of Congress.
The Legislature was doubtful, with indi.
cations Of . Democratic majority of five
to eight on joint ballot. Garfield, Repub-
lican, Ia elected to Congress from WASH
ington Territory. Eff -
The Iowa Democratic State Convention
Is called to meet at Des Moines on the
t0.h Of August. f4H lpll}R B.t Ja I,
Governor Baldwin has called the Michi
gan Legislature together in extraordinary
session, on July 27th, to consider the sub
jects connected with the railroad aid de-
cision, which will be submitted TO them in
special session. Some action Is to be
taken In the form Of a constitutional
amendment. In the regular procedure
such amendment could not be submitted
till 1872. The proclamation states that he
will lay the specific business before the
Legislature in special message. -
\ tHfit hi{a n - 5da~ nfFg.t7 Il
a The South. f.f.,..
The Grand Jury at Richmond, Va, on
the 4th indicted George Chahoon, ex-
Mayor, for forgery, and John II. Sands
and Richard g. Baxony, two ex Confedcr-
ate officers, for conspiracy to deifaud the
State of $1,000, the amount due the StqAe
from the estate Of Jacob II. Hornstein.
ChshOon waa arrested and hailed In the