Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

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coming election
The E-ie nail, west, collided with ths
frs. section Of the Empire freight, eat
LEA. westp1,ol Station. Pa, On the nom
ing Of tkez7;h, On The Philadelphia d Erie
Railroad, czusing the death Of Reuter-
winslox AID X &. Brown, Of Lockbaven
psssngers; z. W. Hymen, Of Williams
pm, CONDUCTOR, and Thos. Cannon, oi
Dunkirk, fireman, of mail train Jss. w
Ward, of Bellefon,e, Pa, conductor, and
william Kellinger, Of AltooLa, Pa, en-.
gineeY, N the freight train; and danger.
o1siy ipjuring A. ~ Atwater, Of Lock
haven; Reuben Hitler, Of Williausport
James Shafer, Jr., of 5innemahoning Pa.
and r. Mccormick, Of Baltimore, engineer
Of the passenger train. Several other per.
sons were injured.
During the recent great fire at Williams
port, Pa, several children were buried In
the falling walls Of the Packer Building,
and many Of them were fearfully aid ia.
tally burned.
1t il stated that when President Grant
leaves Long Branch be will take trip 70
Ohio, To visit his father; thence he will go
through the oil regions Of Pennsylvania
and expects 10 arrive at Pottsyille about
September -.
Captain Davenport, Of the United States
steamer COM ress, reported on the 10Th
" the Navy Department, from St. John,
N. r., bis return from Greenland. Her
cargo, coal, provisions, etc, were trans
fcrred safely from the Congress to the Po-
laris, and the latter sailed poleward on the
afternoon Of August II, with bright pros
poets and an open season.
A New York telegram Of the Goth says
the subscriptions Of the National Banks
TO the new government loaakrc stated at
over $60,0O0,000 The whole loan il,
therefore, taken here and In Europe. Par
In gold Is bid for the bonds here, and
there are none offtring.
The steamer Wilmington, from Calves
ton, picked up, On the 26th inst, boat
containing Francis Munte, FIRST Mate (;
Minard Simmons, Second Mate and Lewis
Schlader, seaman, belonging TO the bark
Linda, Of Philadelphia, from New York,
bound to New Orleans, which foundered
in the hurricane on the 25th.
1t is reported that the yellow fever pre-.
vailed on board number Of vessels now
at quarantine. and much uneasiness con-
tinued to be felt in New York about the
peslience.
The Union Ferry Boat Company have
ordered 2,700 life preservers, which, as
fast as completed, will be placed on the
boats Of the company.
Reports to the 29lb give the number OF
bodies recovered from the wreck Of the
Ocean Wave AZ 35. II Is believed that
many are still under the wreck.
Dispatches from Boston of the Goth say
the number Of deaths from the Eastern
Railroad disaster had reached 81.
Jno J. Knapp, Of Michigan, has been
appointed Special Agent of the Post Office
Dep artment TO investigate mail depreda-
tons In Michigan and Indiana, sice Rcd
field, removed.
The last developments in the official
thicverics Of the Tammsny Ring of New
York are to the effect that they drew
from the City Treasury the sum Of $3.50,
178 for carpeting the new Court House,
while the actual cost, as estimated by car
pet merchants, was only $i3,357.
Two freight trains on the Baltimore
Central Railroad collided near Fairville
station, on the 30th, from the willful neg.
lect of one of the trains to follow the
schedule rules. Two hands were badly in
jured.
Dispatches from the East report heavy
rains on the Goth, causing much dam.
ago from the flood. Many families
were obliged to leave their houses, cscap
ing through the secondstory windows
Several houses were carried away, and
much damage done. The trains on the
Hudson River Railroad are delayed to
night, In consequence Of there being seve,
raj feet of water In the tunnel near Troy,
caused by defect in the sewer pipes.
A special 10 the Hudson EctniRg Regis
tor on the 3Oth, from Rondout. states that
the severe rains last night caused three
breaks In the Delaware & Hudson Canal
at Phillipsport, above Ellenville. Two OF
the breaks are 100 feet in width, and the
other Is.
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