Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-14

cago. On investigated, the remains were
fully identified - being those Of . young
lady of Patterson, N. j., named Alice An
gusta Bowlsby, ard her death was believed
to have resulted from the treatment OF an
abortionist Of New York city, Dr..
Aschsr Rosenzweig. A lover Of the young
lady, Walter Conklin, who, it is thought,
was cognizant at the tine Of the operation
which caueed the death Of the young wo-
man, subsequently, committed suicide BY
shooting himself through the head The
victims of this tragedy were respectfully
connected, and moved in good society.
An effort will be made to convict and le-
gally punish Rosenzweig - being the
cause Of the young lAdy's death.
The New York Democratic State Con-
vertion IL called TO meet at Rochester Oc-
tober 4.
The remains Of Alice A. Bowlsby were
taken to Paterson, on the 9th, for inter
men.. A New York dispatch says 1t has
transpired that Rosenzweig has murdered
many women by malpractice, and that his
record viii be shown to be terrible. a
man who went to bis house declares that
Rosenzweig's den was a perfect charnel
house; that he saw number OF dead
bodies lying in his establishment, and that
IT was a sickening and horrible sight to
see the brutal manner in which women
were treated who applied to him for pro-
fessional services.
The West.
A fearful election riot is reported 10 have
occurred at La Mesilla, New Mexico. On
the 26th ult Two ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and Repnblican-were held in theeyening,
ard after they adjourned general night
ensued, in which seven persons were
killed, seven or eight mortally wounded
and over twenty others more or less in
jured.
1t was thought in Washington on the
I'd that executive measures would soon be
taken ordering Kansas squatters who have
settled on portion Of the Indian Terri
tory to vacate it, under certain pains and
penalties, the land having been set apart
for the sole use of the Indians.
Hon. Marrh Giddings, the new Cover
nor of New Mexico, was inaugurated on
the Gath ult. es5l
At Soners, Wis, on the Sd, q farmer
named William Smith, aged seventy three,
found couple Of young men on his place
engaged in shooting pigeons. Mr.. Smith
told them his wife was unwcll and he did
not want them shooting 80 close to his
house Sunday morning. Some angry
words passed between them, when one of
the young men, only about twelve feet
from Mr.. Smith, raised his gun and fired
at him. The shot took effect In his breast,
and shattered his arm fearfully. 1t was
feared the wound would prove fatal. The
young men were subsequently arrested at
Kenosha Their names are Jacob Neiier-
prim (who did the shooting) and Fred
Walker.
It is reported that the hostile Indians Of
Dakota Territory were recently concen-
trating in the Yellowstone region, with
the evident purpose of opposing the sur
vey OF the North Pacific Railroad through
that Territory.
The trial of Thomas Mcclellan, for the
murder Of Myers, In Hamilton, Ohio, com
menced on the 9th, in the Montgomery
County Common Pleas, to which 1t has
been removed by the change of venue.
Horace Greeley delivered an agricultu.
raj address at the fair Of the Tippecanoe
County (Tnd.) Agricultural Society, on the
9Th. There were 5000 people in attend.
ance the second day Of the fair.
News from the Wyoming election, re-
ceived ON the 9th, was to the effect that
the Republicans have majority of two In
the Senate, and the Democrats like ma
joriiy in the House.
The second Cincinnati Industrial Expo
sition was formally opened on the evening
of the 9th. aaa Ha
In trottlng match at Milwaukee on the
9th, between Goldsmith Maid and Lucy,
the former made . mile In Q ~, thus beat
ing Dexter's fastest recorded time-2 :l74.
..H.4!ti The South atl
Owing to the cool weather, which seem
ed to have q favorable influence In abating
the disease, no new cases of yellow fever
were reported at Charleston, 8. G., on the
LIST.
Senator Clayton arrived in Little Rock,
Ark, on the night of the 81st ult., and was
serenadod by few personal friends, and
made speech. The next morning he was
arrested by the United States Marshal for
the Eastern District of Arkansas, on the
charge Of issuing certificate of election
to General George Edwards as member Of
Congress from that district, in violation Of
the Enforcement act of Congress. The
Senator gave bonds for his appearance at
the October term of the Federal Court
The official vote at the late election In
Kentucky was counted at frankfort on
the 4th, and all the State officers commits
aioned Tho ofY1ninl m iorttiac are ma fol