Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-11-30

MANY Asserns,ynen-
The official returns for Governor Of
New Jersey Show Parkesis majority 70 be
e.eo7
4 communication published in New
YORK city on the morning 81 tie l7fh alleges
thai Ingersol, CAREY, and Woodward
were hiding IN the Americas Club House,
81 Greenwich. Coan. woodward. who is
3 resident Of Norwalk Conn. had been
8 disTsosing 81 ais property there. and had,
I been in constant communication with his
atiorzeys
TIE Csc Of Jane Maiden. for the re-
ooreGy Of q, 90 from the Staten Island
gaiIro4d for the death Of her husband by
the explosion u t.ae Westfeld, resulted in
disagreement oF the jury
A Sea York dispatch d the 18th says :
The c1lolera excitement has about sub
sided There are now forty-foGr cholera
patients IL tie hospital At Westhank, al
doing well. The only nevs case yesterday
was that Of Asnz Atger, aged eleven years.
who was removed from the Delaware 10
the hospital The agent Of the steamer
Franklin declare that the passengers are
doing well, and there is no sign Of the
disease spreading. The vessel Is funiiEai-
iug and viii soon be brought TO the city.
4 special dispatch fro-a Scranton, Pa,
on the 18th reports the caying in of the
oxford mine, near tina; city About'
twenty acres II ground had settled. I'm
Incnse f.ssures were made in the principal
avenues and streets, and ,a.ay houses
would have 70 be pulled down. The Post
/ Office had sunk some eighteen inches, and
was still settling The whole town was
in danger, a. the ground was still giving
way.
Nine new cases Of smallpox were re-
ported in New York city on the 18th.
+ This made 81 cases since the 18th.
A special detective of the United States
Sub Treasury left for Europe on the
18th, To secure the arrest of Andrew j
Garyey.
A special from Scranton, Pa, on the
18th. says that the excitement at Hyde
Park had partially subsidized. The ground
had settled about one foot more since the
previous night, and still continued to sink.
There was, however, no apprehension OF
further damage to property.
The Russian frigatc SHETLAND arrived
safely at New York on the 18th, with the
Grand Duke Alexis on board.
Chester A. Arthur has been appointed
Collector Of New York city, vice Murphy,
resigned
II was stated on the Goth that seventy re-
turns from ~ many election districts in
Brooklyn had been found defective. Three
inspectors were arrested, and gave bail
each in 81 800.
Richard b. Connolly has resigned the
Complrollership in New York city, and
Andrew H. Green has been appointed in
bis place.
The Grand Duke Alexis was given
formal reception by the citizens Of New
York, on the 2lst General John A. Dix
delivered short address Of welcome, to
which the Duke responded, returning his
thanks He said the feelings between the
United States and Russia are as strong as
they are lasting, and never can be broken.
lie would pass rapidly through New York
to pay his respects to the President, and
when he returned to New York he should
derive great pleasure in accepting the
kind hospitality which had been 40 gencr-
ousy extended to him.
Four Of the New York savings banks,
in which the Tammany- ring leaders have
heavy interest, were run upon by
their dcpositors on the 18th, and two of
thcm-thc Bowling Green and the Guar.
dian Savings Banks--wcre compelled TO
suspend.
II was reported on the 2lst that the
cholera had broken out in the east section
Of Halifax County, N. $. The cook on
the steamer Franklin is supposed to have
! brought the disease into the country He
was recovering, but other persons, who
had caught the disease from him, had
| died