Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30


| the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania, died
on the Goth, at West Philadelphia, aged
seventy four. He was the first Judge
elected by the people. -
+ A New York dispatch of1he I'd eys
the smallpox was increasing in at elty,
Brooklyn, and everywhere in the ficinity.
The West.
Near Soon, Iowa, on the morning OF
| the nth, an, accident occurred to gravel
train, and Ave men were instantly killed.
and three others severely injured. The
I Following arc tde nfamese0f the kflied ard
| wounded: Adatn Handall, PIT Leach, N.
II. Fisk, George SHES and John Grover,
kired. William cregger, one leg broken,
and otherwise injured, could not live; Z.
O. King, leg and arm broken; james
Cafarn, ribs broken, and injured internally.
An Omaha dispatch Of the 18th says .
heavy fall of snow was reported through
out Montana within the previous few
days. !, Ia a. u. .lt,, 80, ii ye,m m
A State convention of publishey and
editors has been called 70 meet It Indianr
apollo, Ind, on the 18th and 10Th Of May.
Daniel Ellis and wifewere murdered In
their house in the village Of Jacksonville,
near Ypsilanti, Mich, on the morning o.
the 18th. The bloody deed was done with
an Ak, which was found near the bodies
The murderer is supposed to be Franklin
Ellis, son of the deceased, who has fof
some time shown signs q mental derange.
ment. H''''. - t,i
The Missouri Legislature, alter session
Of eleven weeks, has adjourned until next
December. va n.,agqm .aa 5iimuli
Recent adyices state that the Vigiants
OF Nevada were sending notices TO- fus-
pected parties to leave instantly. The de-
niand was invariably complied with with
alacnty. Eight had Been banished from
Virginia and sixteen from Gold Hill q 2
| -Four ladies were among the jurors Of
the United States District Court which
met recently at Cheyenne, Wyoming. 4
| E 1aa 1as The South. i1'fi' i.'ti q u.
About noon on the 10Th terrific gale
came up at Memphis, Tenn, from the
southwest, the lower portion (which
struck the northern part Of the city, un-
roofing large number of houses. Several
persons were fatally injured TN '
In the United States Court at MontgOm-
cry, Ala, on the 18th, in a case involving
the Enforcement act, OF, Congress, Judge
BUSTED held that, in all cases when there
was complaint by two or more persons
To deprive any one Of any right guaran-
teed by the Constitution and laws Of
the United States,i the federal Courts
had exclusjv W jurisdiction, and that the
State Courts were Invested, OF djarisdic,
tion. ....,s, ,--,,. as
I" A Washington dispatch Of the goth
states that Attorney General Chamberlain,
Of South Carolina, had arrived there as a
bearer of letter from Governor Scott, Of
that State, making formal request for
troops to aid in enforcing the lava Cham.
berlain says that In some districts Of the
State " had become impossible TO serve q
civil process. The civil authorities were
| unable, by rseson Of the Ku-Klux organi.
zation. to enforce the laws. I'd, - ..o
supreme Court Of Georgia, and member
OF the United States Congress in 1888 and
1S40, and a member Of the Confederate
Congress, died on the 18th, at Macon, Ga,
aged SO years. orr p 1g4ni
The United States steamer Tennessee,
with the San Domingo Commission on
board, arrived at Key West on the morn.
ing Of the 21st, five days and six hours
from Kingston. The whole party includ-
Ing the officers and crew Of the ship, are
In excellent health. The report Of the
Commission is said to be, In the main, fal
vorable to annexation. Z nj h9yo1gni u
A dispatch received at Washington on
the 21st from Columbia, s. G., says Gov.
ernor Scott and State Comptroller Magic
| had received Ku. Klux demand for their
resignation end departure from the State
anstanter. asa SL ~ um l7Rg.4
Ia IN the impeachment case of Judge Nc.
Clure at Little Rock, Ark, on the e1st
the demurrer was sustained by unani
nous vote, and Mcclure thereby acquitte d
~ The North Carolina Senate, sitting as q
High Court OF Impeachment, on the 22d
votedoon eight articles preferred by the
House against Governor Holden, and con.
yidted him by more than two thirds, in all
except the first two. An order was then
passed removing Holden from Office; and
disqualifying him from holding office 81
honor or profit in the State On this or
der the vote stood 30 in the affirmative
and 18in the negative. :syas s9qeq aala
lgd IN ,nh3itDQ--A lo Ytiupn
IT, af Foreign Intelligence.l yRs hia
q, 4 Kingston dispatch Of the 10th says
the United States steamer Tennessee, with
the San Domingo Commission on board,
sailed that morning fol. Key West. iii'Ia
I'D The Emperor William arrived at Berlin
IsOnlthc 17th. In the evening the Emner,s,,rr