Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-28
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The Canadians are b6dly scared
about the Fenians again. Fenian-
ianism is a great jack o. lantern to
the British on both sides Of the
water.
New York, April q.
Major General Mcdowell has re-
ceived orders from Washington to
look out for the Fenians on the
frontier.
MOUNT VERNON, OHIO,
April 20, 1870.
A fire was discovered this morning
at five o'clock in large tw0-story
brick building occupied as stores be-
low, and the whole second story by
the Democratic Banner printing Of
fice, of which a greater portion Of the
type was destroyed; and the presses,
three In number, one large power
press, were badly damaged. Loss
$5, 600; covered by insurance. The
other occupants lose In the aggregate
between four and Ave thousand
dollars.
ALBANY, April %.
The Senate, before the final passage
of the New York tax levy was adopt
provision Of the former tax bill pro-
viding for the support Of sectarian
schools, the repeal to take effect
December 80, next.
NEW YORK, April %.
The Fenian Congress adjourned
this evening sine die. Gen. O'Neil
has been reelected President. The
utmost secrecy has been maintained
in reference to the proceedings of the
convention, but the impression
among those claiming to be well in
formed, is that the war policy has
been determined on.
ALBANY, April %.
The bill repeating the registry law
throughout the State, except New
York City, passed the Assembly; also
the bill amending the election Jaw
by placing colOred voters on equality
with the whites.
The papers are again full of the
periodical reports of Indian barbara
ties, past, present and prospective.
The probability is that there is some
truth and a great deal Of untruth in
them.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, April %.
At meeting Of Iowa railroad
men held here yesterday, 1t was de-
cided to deliver all freights and pas
sengers to the Union Pacific Transfer
Company on this side of the river.
The Union Pacific Is to run Its bag
gage cars to this side; the transfer
boats and roads are to resolve the
Union Pacific freight and passengers
at a common temporary depot here
which Is to be used for that purpose
until the bridge Is completed and
permanent buildings erected on the
Union Pacific grounds in this city.
The bridge will be completed in u
little over n year.
1t Is semi-OflicialIy announced that
the transfer of the Northwest Terri.
tory to Canada has been completed,
Great Britain guaranteeing the peace
full transfer and possession thereof.
LISBON, April 20.
Later advices from Argentine Re-
public contain more Of the partic-
ulars of the frightful storm which
occurred at the city Of Buenos Ayres,
on the 9th Of March. The wind blew
Ikea hurricane, and the water In.
the Rio de La Plata flooded a great
portion OF the city.-SO sudden was
the overflow that a large number Of
men and horses were drowned in tho
streets. Many Of the people barely
escaped with their lives. A great
number Of the buildings were under
mined, and subsequently were bro
ken down and destroyed by the
weight Of the goods stored In them.
The ships were driven ashore and
wrecked or sunk at their anchorage,
and many Of the sailors were drowned.
The damage IL immense.
BY a vote of 40 to q, the Illinois
Constitutional Convention has adopt
ed resolution submitting the ques-
tiOn Of woman suffrage to the voters
Of that State.
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