Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-07-27

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A View York dispa:ch u h. iesh sayE /:
Never during The past twenty years has
New York been more free from disorder
Of ell kinds thar during the last two days
The ierriDle blasi Wednesday has taught
the mob lesson TIA, does not seem likely
70 b. soon forgotten" The funeral Of Ser
geant Wyatt and private Page, Of the
sinth regiment, killed In the ri6s, took
place on the 18th The remains were fol-
lowed TO tiAe grave By the Ninth, Twelfth,
5eyenty-6fss, ard representatives from
other regiments, and come 5000 citizens
stood In the streets in q dreDching rain.
storm 10 witness the procession, No one
gas allowed III the church saye the militia,
polite and relatives Of the families Of the
deceased The scene was impressive. no
disturbance Whatever On the route of the
procession. q
During Gre Ia New York city ON the
10th, barrel OF benzine exploded, Sc
verely burning thirteen men.
A fearful tornado, accompanied by
thunder, lightning and heavy rain, struck
Vineland, n j., on the 18th. The loss Of
property of all kinds was very severe.
Roofs Of houses, trees and fences were de-
stroyed. The most serious losses are the
destruction Of the Episcopal church, two
railway depoia, and two dwelling houses.
No loss Of life ia reported.
A New York dispatch Of the 18th gives
| the following as the nationality OF the
killed and wounded In the recent riot in
that city: Ireland, So; unknown, 40
United States, IL; England, Z; Germany
6; Africa, 2; Australia, /; Canada. |. To
tai, 1874. The total number Of deaths was
49,
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