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New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
ENGLAND.
THE BALLOT QUEsTIoN-A LABOR RIOT
InAnnS WednasdaY- Aug. q l61

THE BALLOT QUESTION-A LABOR RIOT.
LONDON, Wednesday Aug. 23, 1871.
A meeting In favor of the ballot was held at
Birmingham last evening, at which speeches we're made
and resolutions adopted cOndemnng the course OF tho
House OF Lords in the rejection of bin providing for
the use Of the ballot at elections.
Serious disturbances took place yesterday at Newcas-
tle where the workmen are on strike and new hands
have employed In their place. Apprehension is felt
that riots will The authorities contemplate cali
ing out the militia.
The statement which has been made public by some OF
the newspapers, that the Right Hon. Chichester For
tescue will succeed Earl Spencer as Vceroy OF Ireland
is authoritatiyely pronounced untrue.
collision occurred last night the Midland Railroad,
near Leicester Many persons were injured.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

NJ THEIRS PROBABLY TO BE PREsTDENT-PRo-
GREss OF THE COMMUNIST TRIALs-DAM-
AGING EVIDENCE AGAINST FERRE-THE DIS
ARMAMENT OF THE NATIONAL GUARD.
PARIS, Wednesday, Aug. 20, 1871.
The prolongatiOn Of the power of M. Theirs
as President OF the Republic Ia assured. II Is
ported that NJ Rvet not Marc Grardn, will DO the Re
porter OF the Committee on tho prolongation Of M.
Therss powers.
NJ Gambetta has proposed 10 the Republican Union OF
Deputies tho dissolution Of the Assembly the 1st Of
May, 1872.
In the Versailles CourtMartial, to-day, tho argument
for the prosecution was concluded and tho counsel for
prisoners up. Ferre attempted to read
printed defense In which he declared that he looks to
the future rehabilitation Of France for vengeance He
was called TO order by the Court and not permitted to
proceed Evidence given establishing the fact that
Federas disguised az firenen fed tho flames In Paris
with petroleum. NJ Colle Prison Director under the
Commune deposed that he received NJ Ferres order to
shoot the hostages under mis- charge, and that he de-
clined to comply Herewith.
The Assembly to-day approved the additional
cusson OF the question OF the disarmament OF the
National Guard. At a meeting OF the Deputies OF the
Left counter bill was adopted for the disarmament OF
the National Guard IL asserted that NJ Theirs accepts
the bill as Government measure. II s thought that all
parties In Paris will agree upon the gradual disarmament
Of the Guard when bill for the reorganization OF the
army becomes q law.
Another nstame tof three hundred millions OF francs
Of the war indemnity has been paid to Germany.
great fire has occurred board the French steamer
France at anchor Off Marselles The fire has been sub
dued but the vessel and cargo are much damaged and
the loss ia heavy,
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
PRlCE -FOUR CENTS.
WASHINGTON.
TIE PRESIDENTIAL VIsrr-FRAUDULRNr SOLDIER
CLhhs-REPORT on THE SOUTH AFRICAN
DIAMOND FIELDS.
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WAsmINGroN. Mednesdav An

DIAMOND FIELDS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuyEI
WAsHINGToS, Wednesday, Aug. %. 1911
The President is expected here tomorrow and consd
cradle curiosity s manifested learn the cause OF nj.
visit Members OF the Cabinet that they know of
no business requiring his presence this time and
this account some doubt Is expressed OF his arrival
good many attempts have lately been made t. pro-
cure settlement OF fraudulent claims OF soldiers be-
fore the Auditing Bureau OF the Treasury department,
and the frequent conviction OF persons engaged this
nefarous practice does not to have much effect
Dishonest claim agents. through information obtained
in many cases from Government employees, enabled
frequently make collections. plan for Wholesale
swindng scheme by ring Of operators has laeIy been
discovered and the OF the persons Interested
have been ascertaned The Solicitor Of the Treasury
is giving the subject his attention, and Will bring tho
operators 10 Justice. fayorte field Of action for these
swndlers has in the southern states in the eoec
ton of claims of colored soldiers and the authorities
have been for some time quietly but earnestly at work
investigating the matter Report now comes from ihe
United States DstrctAttOTney at Salem, " Co. that he
has succeeded in convictng Dorace watson alias Wash
ngton Dorse, operator OF c. Edward Totten, claim
agent and that Toten has been indicted and trial Is ex-
pected at the coming November term OF court Recent
developments in NewYork City place certain persons OF
Washington in dscreditable position.
Dr. Young Of the Statistical Bureau Is in receipt OF
letter from Charles s. Capp, manager u the California
Immigration Union, dated Aug. Il, transmitting copy
OF an article published in The Port Elisabeth Teiegrdph
printed at the Cape Of Good Hope July 2O It gives
long account OF a visit Of Mr. j. H. Riley clerk Of tho
Congress Committee on Mines and Mining, TO South
Africa as commissioner OF inquiry ascertain and
port TO the Committee Of the House value of tho
diamond fields there and the general resources OF tho
country. Mr. Riley thinks that industry and enterprise
will develop the richness OF South Africa The diamond
fields he believes will be a of wealth to the coun-
a.u 81 mn H.. laI
useless land since he arrived In the country Water
the irrigation Of the soil and for general Ia not to be
had at present in sufficient quantities To remedy this
evil Mr.. Riley suggests the organization OF company
engage In the boring OF wells.
Letters received here from Mr. Stewards party state
that he will probably return home in fortnight or three
weeks He has declined invitations " remain ia England
until Fab.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
CRIMES AND CAsuALTTEs-DY TELEGRAPH

Mary Vincent OF I'm iadeipniA ooniiiit'cu
suicide By drowning yesterday morning
.Thos s. Pennell jr.. of Brunswick, Me-, was
Mild ,.,ni., by being caught The machinery ola puima
Joseph F. Reilly, medical student, died IN ~.
Louis U Tue siiy from an overdose o' ~V'PNN' - - N
With quiniBe for ehls =,
Henry Gerow, a brakeman. OF P9ughkeepsie
"a. tu near yesterday afternoon, h bead lhhs come n
oonset xiih . bridge over the .faei
In the Carroll und.l County Court yesterday,
Charlie. pleaded knlY 10 nar'ss IN 'ne s'' N' "
septenoei 20 inprisOnment for HE
The through freight train touth on the Northern
R,a.d a,,rs asd r,n into -Ayigh south near AndOsr
Cc0tre, a. H., Yesterday badly smashing 'ne 'Ns ~ - ~ "
person Al injnreL =,
.Rebecca White coloredl, employed at the
oeea. ilouse C.po Island ~ j. sa' ound ae,a 10 . ~
morning The held inqaest ana
tslimgpf p,.t norton examination has bees o'efei'
The brig Evening Star from baltimore Tor the
HsYen Bay on Tse-day sgt az of the a., .ee.
bis watch and ,hsie, sbA seisd !. b.s, ssc ~ S''1v "
kssSsA N N hs asy n ~ hist bsA bsese
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
AID FOR THE sTRAsBoURG LIBRARY

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2S.-Information has
been received here that Gen. Count Bismarck Bokent
nephew of Prince Bismarck, and the German Emperors
Governor General of Alsace has solicited and officially
authorized Col NJ Richards Mucke Of this city to act as
his representative in the United States behalf OF tho
Strasbourg Library which seriously damaged by Ihe
war. He is appeal 10 publishers, authors, colleges,
historical scientific and literary associations thr0ught
out the United States for contributions Ot books toward
the reestabshment OF this ancient library In connec
tion with associations formed for the same purpose IN
Germany and England.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
DESPERATE SHOOTING AFFRAY.

ALBANY, Aug. 23.-An atfray took place to-
night in saloon in Beayerst, kept by Nettie Living.
ston during which Charles Russ drew revolver and at
tempted to shoot Theodore Henderer who selling tho
pistol was wounded the hand. The ball lodged in the
shoulder OF James Mcclure, circus actor, ln1lcthg
severe wound. Russ again fired, shooting Heni"rer
through the arm. A rough and tumble light eLsled,
during which the police entered and arrested Russ hth
derer Alfred Brolly and a number OF women connected
with the saloon. All notorious roughs Mcclure was
taken " a doctors Office and the ball was extracted
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
SPAIN.

RELEASE OF AN INTERNATIONALLY NEW LOAN.
MADRID. "Wednesday, Aug %, 1871.
The Spanish Government has ordered the
release of Senior afargue who recently arrested as
a member and agent Of the International Society.
decree has been issued providing for the issue OF
loan the 9th of September the amount to be $4,000
ooo and the rate of Interest three per cent.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
THE ARMY WORM,

NEw-ORLEANs, Aug. 23.-There is no longer.
any doubt about the appearance Of the army worm IN
unusual numbers through the richest cotton counties OF
Alabama and the rains falling will aid their dc.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
IgRoa OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT

IFRoa OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
BERLIN, Ang. S.-Emperor Wlinan, VINO
since Saturday stayed at Wesbaden, ID Already on MS
way to Gasten where he s expected ABOUT the midde
OF the month IL has become quite certain thaI he
will meet the Emperor OF Austria there ana IL mas Oe-
come highly probable that the two Enperors VIII soon
summon the two Chancelors Of the respective Empires,
and Reust TO transact business in their pres
ence or the political business that may have to be
between Germany and Austria IN TINS drect
and short way something has become Kho~h' At pres
ent the matte not appear 10 Dc OF great import
ance vet IL bad luck wills IL so, and II ineonsderate
connects sbould prevail somewhere, the AFFAIR might ac
oure inheritance The Roumanian Government, acting
ndr the nressure OF public opinion In their country,
bav. heeo drawn into step which they will probably
have 10 retrace. They have Iaid thelr hands
n, property which does not belong TO them,
bnt 10 foreigners, mostly German, ana partly
prih subierts and il is very extensive property too
oroprting 70 soOOo at least, They have appropriated
Tho railways lately constructed in that country in TRUTH
A. tbsir owl estimate for the appointment OF an umpire
in the person Of certain Vernesco is mere subterfuge
- =, O. one of their own creatures The affair has
already hist ory its own not without political inter
est Prince Charles Of the House OF Hohenzollern
,,h ,oo r.Iv of its suaban Catholic branch, having
hor made Uospodsr Prince OF Roumania by the Eu
an movers as well as by the viii Of tie Roumanians
Si,,soys and with the consent Of the Porte, Berlin
rsnw,v contractors thought the hour arrived
- =, had become possible 20 fnd capital IN Germany
o., ,v,aine railways for the lower valley OF the Danube
,,e most fertile tract OF land III Europe and one of the
,rnario. Of England. The wellEnown Dr. strousberg
~, odi,or NJ The MerehantS Aagdsie in London, was
the quickest and secured the Contract with the ROu
msu,ao Government that Government guaranteeing u
rer cent interest the shares he was to ISSUE the
guarantee to commence after the completion Of the
80 yet even with this guarantee and tho greater
aaa,c. felt in the stability OF the R0umanan State,
a. not easy TO the shares taken The formation
Of the company was extremely expensvc-not less than
Zoo dnte, had to be over to lend their to tho
.,on n sAaIss could never ~
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
AUSTRIA.

RUMoRED RETIREMENT OF COUNT BEUsT.
VIENNA, Wednesday, Aug. %, 1871.
The Free Press of to-day, in a leading edi-
tora hints at the retirement of Count Beuss and
as political demonstration his election as Deputy from
Vienna IN the Austrian Parliament.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
FUNERAL OF LIEUT.. MCKEE.

LEXINGTON, KY, Aug. s3.-The funeral OF
Lieut. Hugh W. Mckee Of the United States Navy, who
was killed in Corea will take place here tomorrow, at
O'Clock D. m. The ceremonies viii be conducted with
full military honors.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24

Ross who pulls No. oar 10 a lighthouse Keeper the
others are fishermen.
The crew occupied, during their training, small white
cottage near the bank OF the river and about midway
the length OF the course In front Of the house upon the
roadside they had flagstaff erected. from which they
used to give daily the breeze flag with the Union
lack upoa a white ground They kept their practice
boat in a barn hard BY and rowed regularly twice
day when the water was not rough, taking walking
exercise and playing quoits in the intervals They
thought to he IN much better condition to-day than they
were last year at Lachine. They rowed in new boat
called the New brunswick built by Mr Elliott Of Green
point l.. l.
The g. John crew. or the "Pars crew." m they have
generally been called since their triunphs upon the
Seine hsd ;he advantage of rowing at home, upon per
fectly familiar water finer course could not well have
been found. The Kennebecass River comes out OF the
rocks and pSe voods N the psr sast u jpRn ana
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
THE CHOLERA.

FOUR CASES IN BERLIN.
BERLIN, Wednesday, Aug. %, 1871.
There have been four cases of cholera in
this city, two OF which resulted fatally.
A CHOLERA SHIP IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, Wednesday, Aug. 20, 1871.
A foreign ship has arrived at Shields with
cholera on board.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24

THE EMPEROR OF GERMANY AT GASTEIN.
PERLIN Wednesday, Aug. 20, 1871
The Emperor William will remain at Gasteln
a fortnight, and will then visit the King OF BAVARIA 81
Munich.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24

The clerks Of the loan branch Of the Treasury now
kept very busy packing and preparing for transmission
abroad the large number Of bonds for which subscrip
tions have recently been made.
The recent heavy demands for the new five per cent
bonds has developed very great increase the call for
bonds Of the lower denominations OF $50 and 500,
which understood to be due to investments in these
eyrities by the working classes
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
FRANCE PREPARING.

PARIS, wednesday, Aug. 49, IS7I.
The Government here is acting in concert
with that of Italy 70 prevent the introduction of cholera
In either country.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24

PROBABLE OBJECT OF THE PROPOSED MEETING
WITH THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA-rHE ROU-
MANIAN RAILWAY DIFFICULrY-RUPTuRE OF
INTERCOURSE BETWEEN GERMANY AND hoo-
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24

n. THEIRS PROBABLY TO BE PREsTDENT-PRO-
GRESS OF THE COMMUNIST TRIALs-DAM-
AGING EVIDENCE AGAINST FERRE-THE DIS
ARMAMENT OF THE NATIONAL GUARD.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
THE NEW LOAN.

Yesterdays AMERICAN SUBSCRIPTIONS.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-Messrs. Jay Cooke IL
CO. report the following subscriptions to the new per
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
THE ST. JOHN CREW.

The st. John is composed Of professional oars
men, who spend most Of their time upon tho water.
They distinguished themselves In 1866, when they
made the fastest time In a six-mile made in
America. This in st. John harbor-the time being
SO minutes and 80 seconds Next year they went to
Paris and in the International Regatta both the
fye-me and the mleanda-halt At that time the
Ward Brothers tho champions OF America The st.
Johnanen challenged them after their return from
France and in October, 1868, took the championship
laurels from them In siX-me the Connecticut
River The time in this contest was 39Osi The next
important race they rowed that at Iachine, last
wear. with the champion from the Tyne when
thew did not make good time either OF their other
great contests, the Engshmen winning easily in little
over 40 minutes The OF the st. John crew. with
f,c az
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
VOL. XXXI.~.No' 9, 4SO.
TUEINTERNATIONALRAOD
DEATH OF RENFORTH.

A SAD ENDING OF THE CoNrEsT-RhSTTuUrBo Tur BoAT
ATTACKED WITH APOPLEAf ,,p ST. JOHN
49, -. sco,, ArrFRWARD-IHE S;o 81, OK
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-05
From the Clinton Herald.
.scercher for PennrioIs Politicians

4 scercher for PennrioIs Politicians.
The lama County REPUBLICAN has
It's hack up, and refuses 10 put up
the names OF three men nominated
an the conn,v ticket, tor the reason
they are not subscribers to that pa.
per the only Republican paper in
the cnunty and - goo! Que, too
That looks. 1T first sight, like a
partly selfish reason. and Smacks Of
.pmt-iictstion. yet after all, it has i
wealth. III lno;ai and political inst,uc-
ton init, that we can but commend
to all inpn, whether they are canai
oates or not Ii is bettomeI on a
broader sasls than the direct selfish
ness involved III getting two dollars
per wear from three men and spend
ING half or more OF it, 10 gct it. 1T
Involves the prlnclple that those who
ride shn'lla pay fare. and is a manly
declaration OF independence from pol
ilicians who expect an editor To turn
@iinlstonc while they sharpen the
knife with which they eXpe,l TO carve
emnllmrnts ana fame; who expect
him to exhaust column in ex-
pounding ana expatial inyH on Their
! fitness over ali other men to hold in
their siinry fists the dtsln'cs OF the
State aud County; who wish all the
virtues aud ahi!iti Of the best and
| abl.st altribataa 10 lhem, ami who
| don't paw for the tiYe cen, lead pen
I'll used to lnlite the copy, much less
lifting the types tia, proclaim to their
astcni>hed nti.lbors the 2 eat',tss
that IL wrapped up in them 1t IS
Dri11 thcfe evidence that a nan knows
nothing about county matters, and
cares noihli. aheut them only rs he
feeds oil OF them, tor him 10 pretend
to be pu bile man and yet not Tit
his finger to make strong The chiet
fundamentally tor the uphuiitling o:
the party he wishes to draw is car
BY the divine wight OF ha,in. leopar
,lizei his bottom dollar. aud, it may
be. NOR, gag q his credit and good
name TO + scue Is county 1rom the
Phiis.ines, good, and earnest. and
honest editor has a clam, not SIMPLY
Tor tho rairy two dollars year
from candidates, bnr Tor the sunlight
OF tliclr Ell engagement as men be-
fore they were .'an,'laalts, IN .hr'prg
to rol on the tail. And il they have
neglected to give that sympathy ani
eviilee that manhood, TIL ,i,r eIes pnlil
hour, when stiti>Iness apparently
prompts them, it may well br 4 qnrs
ton whether they deserve any ink
she'd in their defense. \ man To Ne
worthy of the Qualification Of the
types, wants 10 begin his career. Of
msnlinc>s IN his youth aud keep il mp
through fife, and no, push upon the
editor the task CT manufacturing a
great inan nut OF scrimpcd materials.
II is said many an editor has danna
ZION in store Tor him Tor commit ing
that SIN
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-05

to knock him ,lo.n. Tie demand
Tor protection IS. not prohibit ny,
Let MS have comp tition from abroad.
Monopoly, whether foreign or dolnes-
tic, is undesirable. That is the posi-,
ton OF the protective party.
The Jack" of the Tribune seems to
think that il he eats any of his cake
he must the whole of it, and nothing
else. The Amer,tan doctrine is that
it is not good t. live by cake alone.
Actual experiences has shown thar
once let the country lie. drpondcn,
upon foreign markets for anything
,ha, might hc produced or ma k III,
home, aud the price goes up, and
stays up M il home competition
comes to the relief nf the consumer.
1t is Ivy ignoring this grand tact Ina,
irer tra'ic sophism begins. - Chicogo
JcUnal.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-05


aman or Il politician, has been extern
sively copied by all who have any
cause to dislike the Ir:6ane philoso.
phar. The Giinnell HeraW thus puts
an eytinguisher upon the lbellfous
canard:
Columns have been written giving
villa, purportca to Be The sayings Of
'Ercciey during halt hours stay at
breakfast We are told on good an.
lhoI4tY; iils., there was -no 4hreak-
fast party; second, not a word on
politics was exchanged with John
Wentworth. nor did Mr.. Grinucl as
snlna to give Al opinion as to the
vote If Iowa There was no almn-
ntior OF any one. Mr., Greeley
spoke openly in favor ct the one
term ,loubtrd our ability to elect
Grant, aud was for Col'aN as a safe
candidate, am! ,iue.-lIence the hal!
column in the New York Herald is 4
sheer .ahrration. The meeting was
eausal, ana the talk open and i,lciden-
tat, ms aliusion being made to Grant
at the Sea Side, or taking presents.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-05
Chelsea Items.

The trade. Of the town has increas
e's cunsid' rally during the month
aud i getting better 81 cry day.
"a The torni crop IL this Vicinity will
yield more thai foof some years Mr..
): s1olts, 4ear BFookiyn, raised XIX
hundred. bushels OF onions Oh two
acres. Nearly 10000 'basl,els IF
Wheat have been shlpp.d from here
this season. go A' -tshfi }a 3atFs ff
The residence, OF DR.. STOCKTON was
cnterea byihIeves. who carried off
S9) III money and his watch. E. 4
's F5tatoes a e very plenty in tie
.mnrset at o5 CENTS per bnsIel.
fBrlL Pldixc 1i:uFtyt IS.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-05
ORIGINAL NOTICE. 4

| ~
y iafGai ~ s6Hi*tla #f& Ai
10 Barnett Groves, Marcelius Thompson,
Martha Th.mpson, q. NJ. Jones. aud
y William Smith, Administrators Of the
estate Of john 1. Thompson, deceased
You, and each Of you, are hereby notified.
thatil,efe is on file, in he office OF The CLERK
of The District Court Of lama county, Iowa.,
petition Of lillian IL Stiyens, claiming
or you the cancellation of n certain mor,-
gage or trust deed. executed by one Joseph
ii. Groves aud wife TO John 1. Yhempsoh
and Barnet. Groves, dn,ed August 9th. A
Il. 1889, on the Of NV ant a J sc
section p, AMI the ne Sc ton II. all IN
,dw nsbip 81, north Of range "A, west, IN
lama county. Iowa an recorded IN book
A, pages 556 aud 557, Records of Mnrtgages
Of said county, aud other and further relief;
ali OF which more fully appears by said pc
Ii IN, md that unless YOU appear there ITO, and
defend, on or before nooiSf the SECOND day
Of the next iefmsf saidcttr:, being he Feb
rnary term of sji,l court for the year
"a. b 1872. commencing OH the third
Monday of February A. D, 1872. Mt the
| Court House, in Ioeslq, IN, said county
default will be entered against .yon, and
iudyme III and decree rendered thereon.
I'm a4a fSTtvEKs a. SaFLEY,
4O.431 Attorney for Plaintiff,
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