Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

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Of opurerfsi. 30 cent notes detected 81
The redemption bureau department, has
besn very large, between SEQ and $50
Of such epuutrfsis icing discovered
dsily. They are immediately branded and
rstuYLed " the ptrfODs seDciEg them IL
Tor redemption" consequently the less
falls upon such persons.
secretary Yish returned 10 Washington
On the Both, with the view 10 arrange mat
ters 10 ~ " have everything in readiness
Tor the approaching session Of the Geneva
sznnmission, which, i. il understood, will
assemble La December. The following
circ1lar was issued from the 5zte De-
psYtment oday;
DspAsTsgps or STATE,
NAsHrsGT0s, 4ug. ~.
Claimants who have DO: slrssdy fled 10 The De
y,sytlgent u state their clams against Great Bh.
tain growing out III sIfs Goa mited ny the several
yes@els which have given rise ~ The elaims Renef-
Ally known ., the - lsbama clainns. are reqgest-
% " DO 20 without decay, IN order that they may
be taken into seeOnnt In presenting the aggregate
claims of the United States, ~ be brought before
The nibsLsI u arbitration witch In o meet ~
lJeneys IT. ihs month III December next II will
not be seSs AIRY for the claimants who have al
ready filed neir claim ,n,taned by proofs 10 take
any stsps under this notice, uDless they may have
addition proof 10 Ole. No papers already filed
will BE- Withdrawn. Claimants must prepare for
themselves the proof ~ Their Claims abs De-
DsrmeBt will, on application, forward 10 claim
aEts a CODY VI the treaty ard b circular showing
the form ~ proof that IL advised by the Depart
s'ent IN sssenoe u all rule by the tribunal which
Will pass on The saals The early attention Of
HTsrLros FISH, Secretary.
In view of the recent numerous steam
boat disasters, the Treasury Department,
In conjuncture with Supervising Inspector,
Gen Belknap, will Immediately issue In
structiODs for the strict enforcement OF
the law Of Congress providing for the
better security Of passengers in steam yes
sells Of all kinds.
The President has appointed Frank
WEIGH, OF Nebraska. Register Of the Land
Office at West Point, Nebraska
The Treasury Department has confirm
cd the appointment Of Carver suckney as
Deputy Collector of Cleveland.
Francis 9. Howard, who was Indicted
In 1859 for completely In the alleged draw
back frauds of X. Is. Caldwell, was on
the 3Oth surrendered by his sureties, and
was released In $4,000 bail by Commits.
sioncr Shields.
II was stated at the Treasury Depart.
ment that the subscriptions To the new
loan will exceed the amount authorized ty
law by At least $5OtOO,OO0. 1t Is also said
that the coin subscriptions will not exceed
$150000O0.
The East.
Gold closed in New York on the 3Oth
d 112A.
In the late examination made OF steam
boilers In New York city, nineteen have
been found defective and unfit for use.
The verdict Of the Brooklyn Coroner's
Jury In the WestAeld explosion case Is the
same ~ the other. They hold the officers
Of the Ferry Company, the engineer and
tho Government Inspector to blame, and
pronounce the boiler as having been
worthless.
The steamship Carrie ruptured her
boiler, on August II, near New Brighton,
Long Island. The engineer was badly
scalded. The public were kept In ignor-
ance about this explosion till the gath,
whom the old boiler was replaced by anew
one. and information Of the case given by
tho engineer. 1t is said the boiler had
been recently inspected by Government
Inspector Matthews.
A terrible accident occurred on the
night of the Goth, ut Revere, seven miles
from Boston, on the Eastern Railroad. An
accommodation train was behind time and
stopping at Revere, when the Portland
lightning express overlook It and teles-
coped It. Twenty-one passengers were
killed Outright, of whom three were
women, and forty or fifty moro were in
iured. The cars took fire, and two or
three persons were consumed. Most of
tho wounded were scalded, and their limbs
fractured. The killed and wounded be-
longed mostly to Lynn and Salem. The
list of tho dead as reported on the 9th Is
- follows: G. b. Chattuck, Susan +.
Cheney, VIM. II. Jefireys, of Lynn; +.
r. Ssnborn, of Providence; Ella Pierson
and James Burns, of Lynn; Ernest 8.
Merritt, of Danves; Henry A. Foster,
Miss Foster (his sister), and VIM. II. EN-
erton, of Providence; Geo. w. Bancroft,
of Beverly; Rev. DIR. s. Il. Mason, Of
Cambridgepoit; 'Thos. +. Bancroft, of
Lynn; Rev. DIR. Ezra s. Gannett, of Bos-
ton; Aaron Erickson, Of Swampscott
VIM. A. Steele, of Beverly; Mrs. P. G.
Jasper, ]. b. Miller, Mary May, A. Crow
low. and two bodies unrccognized, making
twenty four in all.
Mayor Hall, OF New York city, has
declared his intention to sue the Times tor
the rent for the past six years OF the
ground on which the Times building