Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-11-02

her vote was accepted ant couniea.
Have the -ond penIle O. Tgylur q
.slnya IIrla, s-S'' if ffsisiI4st1ft.s--
THE Iaeane-st thiHF in Ame-ira has
irAen discovered He lives III Bur
lingaon. His lates1 Pisces. uf E-ilinirg
wac the stealing OF supplies contrib
uted for the Michigan sufferers. TX
eevyr fu- fie far 1lla1 tire -alipy.e
r. foo rped Tn him. ne ouEll r. t,t
hunc.-Gatc lTty-
The Presbyterian synod of Iowa
lntefv in session Il Council ElIIf1-.
adopted q raG4u-. Recommending
1hat all our lsJIs -rTf.--AfiBE IT requested
to furnish such supplies rs IDeI 3
wuInen's an6 children : clothing. tic
or fpw. intending shf purchase 81
boots. SHOES auG Stockings. a. they
rney ige able. and The saIne 10 ~
shipped with dispatch 10 u. /
Moody. Chicago. money orders being
MADE II John Y Fa-we.ll. F-o. Cir
tz,ga. and that a,il the pastors and
stated supplies 81 the synod IL r.
aus--fs.d t. read this action from The
pulpit a. & notice To the f,eopie- .
AT 0ttuInu'a. nj the late al+c1ian.
q Iprrlttrrnf voted las- ypa-&' print
&C fis-ket. saving be- |-d5dn's w&nt
any pew Departure IN hi- n =
The sire Isscis'ev publishes y table.
compiled i'y 81, T'ieheno-, Chairman
~ fire Republican State Central Cam-
Ditfep. showing the rnajo-itit--, ll'--4'-
and gains Of the two parties il the
state ~ tie late election TIE Re-
publican majority in The State j.
a. .ST6. which il more than 2ta'a
greater than that Of last year. Eu--
rsf for noble Io~a. The only G0UD-
ties reported ~ giving Democratic
f3sjorities this year ere Aiianakee.
Audubon. Fremont. Jackson, John
son and Lire.
The Preebyterians in Iowa. r. AZ
pears from reports presented III 1ie
reoer; synod ~ Council Bluffs, mum
+ ber l39 churches, with 6, s33 mem
beers. The next synod viii be held
az keokDk-
Roleri Lincoln il among those
completely burned out at Chicagn.
His family is now stopping with bis
faiher-in-law, Senator Harlan, at
aIt. Pleasant, says the Regfster.
The Dubuque Uerold says Judge
! Cole intends to reign his seat on the
Supreme Bench on the Lei Of January
next.
Tie .St0te Register very truly says
that, "a3 rule, the Western Week
lies are all larger than the publisher
can afford"
The corner stone for the new Cap
! itpI, which IL 10 be laid on tile 18th
/ III next month, has arrived. It's di-
nensions are 3x3x7 feet. 1t WAS OBJ
I tanned IN Buchanan County, near In
/ dependence. The payroll for
last weeks work Oh the new Capitol
amounted 10 81 ,9Ji. This sum was
/ paid to the wOrkmen on Tuesday
! evening, and Is the largest sum yet
paid for one weeks work. Mr..
j. &. Cochrane, Supervising Archi-
tect Of the new Capitol building, a.
has been announced, has rendered
his resignation. We trust the Board
will not accept Register.
The CUTE city announces Mcssrs.
El. A. Layton and X. w. Pitman,
Of Lee County, as candidates for
Warden Of the State Penitcntiary,
and strongly endorses both as good
men for the place.
The Ottumwa Base Ball Associa-
ton has filed articles Of incorporation
| In the office Of Secretary of State.
Capital stock 81 900. Object, to play
base ball in the United States and
Canada. This il the first base ball
com any incorporated in this State.
The Iowa Central Railroad has
been completed to Northwood, Min
ncsOta.
The Register reports the death Of
Mr.. Richard Greenland, Il Carpenter,
mt Des Moines last Friday: caused by
"A fall from building.
w. G. Grimes Wagon Shop, the
Turner's Hall, and two or three
dwellings, I'm Ottumwa, destroyed
by fire on the night Of the 9th ult.
The loss is estimated at $50, 600. The
Courier thinks 1t WIS the work Of
an incendiary.
Three armed men called ut VIM.
Vinzants house, near Centrevillc,
one day last week, and represented
that they were authorized to inspect
money, and showed him what they
said was IA Government commission.
lie brought out some SLIGO and
handed them to "inspect"--and they
made off with the money Of course.
The Iowa Odd Fellows have set
out to raise $4,000 for their brethren
in Chicago, says the Register.