Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-09-11

solved 10 send no more students abroad unsal
such time as they have undergone sosne ffret
or four years tuition In a homo college snn
can submit 10 q rigid examination il hnS'ssh'
French. or German
kilograms from the north al Spain oE s'st
ao,b uit. announce The defeat 81 The IaSsisss
under Sabaiis, after four hcun' sighting oI
he 18th General Canras summoned TIC Sar-
tageua Insurgents TO surrender. They an
swered by hosting black flag on their WORKS
A Madrid dispatch Of the Sisi Glt- sa,s 'ht
Csriists were again intcrrupting railway traffic
and destroying malls on the lines between
Madrid and the northern frontier Ihe
Cortes had, by o vote Of iis nays against
AZ yeas, rejected the proposition TO grant
amnesty 10 Intranscgante insurgents.
A Bayonne dispatch OF the Isl SAYS that The
CarDist troops had entered Cantaviza and were
threatening Caspa, tn the province OF SaF--
cosss. The English residents Of CTiageps had
all fed from that city In anticipation OF an al
tack from General Campos upon The insur-
gents
A colliery explosion, at Sevazza, Wales, on
the LIST, caused the death Of five men
A ferry boat on the Indus River, in India,
while recently crossing near Kairah, capsi1ed
and sunk In deep water. She was crowded
with passengers, Of whom ninety are reported
10 have been drowned.
A Paris dispatch Of the I'd says the cholera
had made lie appearance among the troops at
Havre. having been communicated, il was
thought, by German emigrAnis route for the
United States.
A report was curren, In London on the I'd
that the municipal authorities Of Madrid had
raised The red flag Of the Commune on the
Town Hall. and that the military had diseoy-
cred 8 secret depot Of arms, ammunition and
petroleum belonging To the internationals.
In Havana, on the evening Of the I'd, while
q party OF Republicans were holding meet
ing IN their club rooms, the Chief Of Police
arrived and arrested about forty Of them aud
placed them in jail. Il il said that they had
been notified that il was contrary TO law for
them To hold meetings.
A Paris dispatch says L. Lemoine concludes
an article IN the Journal DIES Dtbats of the Sd,
with the words. We can no longer reckon
on an appeasemeut Of party spirit, and must
dread that the next general election will prove
the beginning OF civil var" Marshal MacMa-
hon il reported 10 have said to several depu-
lies that he had determined never to serve
France under the white flag.
A Madrid dispatch Of the Sd says General
Hidaigo had resigned the Captain Generalship
Of Madrid, and Riguners had been appointed
his successor By this change harmony had
been restored in the Cabinet.
II was reported In Vienna on the 3D. that
special prizes were TO be given several eX'
hibitors who were accidentally overlooked IN
the recent distribution. Nearly all the visit
ors from abroad In attendance upon the Tx.
position had taken their departure from the
city.
During the recent severe storms on the
coasts Of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, q
large number Of lives were lost. About fifty
bodies, supposed to be corpses OF American
fshermen, have been washed ashore on the
north side Of Prince Edwards Island.