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

0llIRM NEWS summary
WasAingsss Hewb
Spotted Tan and party had talk with
the Preddenk Secretary Bslknap, and
Commissioner Paskes, On TIE q, IN which
sAsaiss r. peass was sxpssassA % bssa
ddsa Spotted Tai md Red Closd bad
ffendly interview.
TeleeFsns lion various parD q III
Unfsed 6tetes viii references 70 ouffsge'
6sfnr ccnamftt<d 81 The Jevy in Roumania
81 sdkf1g tos he fStescessicn OF the
Unfted 0essSs n behaH Of that people,
vsse pnsssntei % the Secretary q State
q Washington, on NE -, md he fde-
eYsph astss that In consequences Is hAA
been determined 70 appoint Adolphe
BseAce., .Ac > - IEse.::e, cc1ss. ::
DucAasek
The fdl3uwing noainstious were sent
othe Gsnsas bg The President on Tie
-: Wsyns Ncvsssh, Of P0nsyivsnia
Minister Resident 1t ConssAnun0ple !;
Adolph Bueknes, Consul II Bucharest !;
D. B. CHAe, Assessor Of Internal Revenue
n de Ffnh District ~ 7enneesee.
Tbs second Comptroller decides that
suapiiAas Of minors sppiying fof bounty
1sosy q sghex cisins Duss i've IN tie
Geaae where power u guardianship IL
Siyen; but the Government may pay The
chfm on the first authority given fne
guardian, tie receipt being coasicefed
vIBA
TSe p.snests made BY TIE United
Sssses Tresssry during Nay, exclusive Of
payments % current interest and rsdemp-
ton of The public debt, we're Civil AID
miscellaneous, t4.sfs1asis; Wsr ~.
ss4, 72o1l; Navy, t2,is5.os2-D; Interior
ts1sz9l- %.
7he President sent The followfns noni-
nss3syrss q, the Eens.e On fine tin: Be-<
janin " Abbott, Of New York, Charles
r. James, Of the District 81 Columbia,
and Victor BAnrepger, Of North Carolina.
Commissioner 10 revise and consolidate
the stasursof the United States; Edwart
L. Barney, United States Attorney for the
Western District Of TEXAS
a Warrington dI,patch Of the gsh says
y h NOT 81 alIprobable that the question
OF the reconsyuotion Of Tennessee will
be brough, before Congress again this ses-
sion. $50. tsiaI stss..
The Presiden, gave reception TO Red
Cloud, spotted Tail, and other chiefs on
the night Of the eth. '''=
The President on the 7th nominated 70
the Senate James y. Delford, Of Indiana,
Associste Justice Of the Supreme Court
ofColorado; Samuel d. Houston, Receiver
Of Public Moneys at Junction City, Kan.
ns; o. r. Lawrence, Postmaster AZ Bur
lingame, Kansas. =
The Congressional Reconstruction Com.
mittee have decided 10 postpone the seton
on 'Tenncssee matters untilthe next ses-
sion. aio.3agfK ~ 80 0~if9artefh
The Forest Cisys, Of Rockford, beat the
Olympics, Of Washington, Oh the 7th, By
ssseusy of $40 n ~ NfF
The majority for Emory. the Reform
candidate for Mayor Of Washington, 10
32l9 The total vote ipolled was 1898,
falling only 003 behind the registration.
The Bowen Republicans elect two Alder.
men and five Common Councilman, Of
which two are colored. Of The Emory
Republicans elected five are colored. The
Emoryites are largely in the majority In
the Common Council, while In the Board
of Aldermen, with those holding over,
there IL q tie. ~ lsG. III l. }aEi ltiG
On the 9Th, President Grant, 10 reply
70 resolution Of the Senate, says the
State Department had received NO official
information concerning the reported per-
secutions and massacre Of Jews IN Rou.
mania. 1000 4.&.
The following nominations we're sent
70 the Senate ON the Sth: Postmaster
A. G. Carson, Pine Bluff, Ark; Edward
Shoemaker Fort Union, New Mexico;
William Pollock, Brownville, Neb; John
w. Marshall, Portsmouth, Neb; William
A. Csmpbell, ,Salina, Kansas; J. 5. Pills.
bury, Manhattan, Kansas. t.a i.,tt M
le t3iri1 The East. fH3I 2ai-'
Gold closed IN New York on the7th at
113A.su gofi ~ ao1 9lt- eiiI
The New Hampshire Legislature organ
lied ON the 1st, elccting Samuel WheelerI
Speaker Of the House, aud Nathaniel
Gordon, President Of the Senate. In his
message On TIE ID Governor 6tearns re.
pofts the finances of the State In q sound
and prosperous condition. OF the State
debt, nearly 9858,OOo had been ,psid, leav-
ing the balance . fraction less than g.
100000. A further reduction Of taxation
h recommended.
A Canandaigua dispatch Of the Sd states
that Fenians Gleason, Donnclly, Lindsay,
Cullen, Fitzpatrick, Mcneil, Glass and
Smith h~d al been released on bail ad.
Weston, the pedestrian, won second
success In New York on the I'd, by walk
ing flfty miles In nine hours and flfty-nine
minutes, or sixteen minutes inside Of the
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