Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-09-04
Foreign Intelligence.

Kcnealey, the leading counsel for the de-
Tense in the trial Of the Tichborne claimant,
concluded his address TO the jury on the 2lst.
He commenced to speak on the 23d OF July,
and occupied the attention OF the court every
day with the exception OF the usual adjourn
mcnt from Saturday to Monday and an extra
adjournment from the 3lst Of July to the 9Th
of August In consequence OF the illness OF
Juror.
The Turkish troops have succeeded in cap.
turing and killing the Carayanny brigands,
who were implicated In the brutal massacre at
Marathon. The brigands made desperate
but futile resistance, and were finally over
powered.
Adviccs from the north OF Spain, received
In Madrid on the I'D, and which were deemed
Trustworthy, report the Carlist troops as being
discouraged and insubordinate. The Rcpubli-
can army, under command Of General Sanchez
Brcgua, numbering 1900 men, had entered
Bilboa. The Carlist forces occupying the city
withdrew without offering battle.
A collision occurred on the Great Northern
Railway, at Retford, England, on the 23d, be-
tween freight and an excursion train. Both
were badly wrecked, and four persons were
beyond hope OF recovery.
George Bidwel, Austin Bidwcll, Edwin
Moves and George Mcdonnell, the Bank OF
England forgcrs, have been found guilty and
sentenced to penal servitudc for life the high
est punishment under the laws for their Of
fense. Before the verdict was rendered George
Bidwel and Mcdonnell stated that they were
the only guilty ones, and exonerated the other
two from oil completely In the frauds.
Sir Samuel Baker and party have reached
Cairo, returning from their expedition into
Africa.
A Vienna dispatch Of the 2Gth says that Of
10000 medals awarded TO exhibitors ut the Ex-
position 400 20 TO America. There was much
dissatisfaction with the results OF the EXPOSE
ton. II is charged that number Of articles
which were never entered for competition re-
cciycd medals, and that several firms which
had none Of their goods on exhibition were
awarded diplomas through manipulations of
the turies. The quantity Of goods and speci-
snens which will be returned home from the
American department is very small.
Carl Wilhelm, composer Of the famous war
song, "Tho Watch ON the Rhine" died Mt
Echwalkeldcn on the Goth
Madrid kilograms Of the Goth state that the
Carlists, who were In large force and under
their fayorite leaders, had been completely de-
fcatcd near Estclle, and had retired toward the
French frontier. The Carlists had also with
drawn from the neighborhood Of Berga, hay
ing apparently abandoned the idea of Its re-
duction. Carlist force had entered the town
Of Fraga, and the village Of Tortella had been
A.. In "a t.,t
vicinity. Senior Emilio CASTELAR, had been
elected President of the Cortes by a vote Of
134 in his favor against 73 blanks.
William Marsell, Postmaster General of
England, has rendered his resignation, but ut
the solicitation Of Mr.. Gladstone, will remain
temporarily in charge Of the department.
A recent terrible storm Of wind and rain
drove thirty vessels ashore at Sydney, Nova
Scotia. Many buildings were blown down,
and the crops throughout the country were
destroyed, and many bridges were washed
away.
The East.
Vice. President Wilson has been elected
President OF the New York Cuban League.
An examination into the alleged scrvitude
ouo abuse, III New 10TH city, VI ilahah ooys,
has developed the fact that such outrages
have existed. In two houses one hundred and
Afty children were found, and In each room
ten or twelve boys were tied by the wrists
with cord. man was In charge Of every
room. In some cases the children were
marked BY the padroncs by branding on the
check, lip, or ear.
Prusidcnt Grant and party arrived at Long