Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-10

arasr The grrscoslssfiatsie< sisrsate1ss0 10 lAat
uy, arms IL the Ministry Was fosrne1 ca
Is az members q sht giCti, The bottles
made preparations 10 reFTrss clsf''os'ar Aa's
had stationed corp of iase Civil tsnaro afeai'o
tl,e palace ~ tire Co-fes.
A ,y.eeial from Berlin STATES thai two cca'''s
from cholera occurred in tlsat cts on Inc @'sA
The inhabitants were reported a. i'eliIs s1tzsZs
alarmed.
According 10 Vienna telegram o. iife 1slA
eou1,yeie ANARCHY rsrcg aIl@e IN Bosnia Turkey
caused ny the pessecutioa q Christians ~
Molianmedans In cue district Zso lfirls1Aatar
we've murdered within SIX weeks. aro DO efforts
lad i-een made to arrest their muToe's5s.
Fe.-sse-r. representatives 10 afsty demanded
an Investigation. and called upo1 TIE aEtfc'a-
te. 10 afford protection 20 TIE prosecuted poo
pie. The murders hsd greatly alarmed 'he
Christians. and many WERE eTnsgrafing-
Ar earthquake in the north Of Italy On The
morning Of the sp.h did considerable damage
A; Felctta. about thirfy-fye miles north OF
Yet,ite eisu-ch vas destroyed and thirty
eight persons were killed, and Ia four villages
pear Viff0-a fourteen persons sere kilieo aho
many injured Great damage was also done
in the town 81 Balloto. 81 the River Pre-, nity
mice north Of Venice. a severe tnll0oef-
st0rrn 81 Niearss. Tn tbe night u The same day,
flooded lie Exhibition grounds and did much
injury. The American and The German gale
ries were BADLY dntnaged. The roof Of The
Chicago Restaurant was driven III, ana the
building and contents weye ruined.
The English Government has received his-
patches from sir samuel Baker, dated khart-
suru, Nav p where he had safely arrived WIN
the other Europeans u bis command. tie re-
por,s that the country a. far south as the
equator has been annexed 70 Egypt. The slave
trade has been suppressed and all The reoeI-
Iif,as movements ard secret intrjgues checked.
The cD1utrv /. orderly, and its government
perfectly organized. road has been opened
e, Zanzibar. and il free from interruption. lie
won q victory On the 9Th Of May, with only
1O5, orer the army Of the African chief Onioso
His mission has been perfectly successful.
II il said that President Mcmahon intends
10 ak the Commission Of Pardons To remit
the sentences Of those Communist prisoners
whose behavior has been une1eeptlonabie
since their conviction.
The Earl Of SALISBURY presided over
meeting, held 10 London recently, for the pur-
pose Of protesting against the Introduction
u the confessional into the Church OF En-
gland.
There Ii q decrease Of $4,000 In the re-
ceipts for internal revenue in the United
Kingdom for the last fiscal year, as compared
with the preceding one
A London telegram Of the ist stated that
the German Government has just invested
SIC. DgO! 90 In United States bonds, principally
o, FIVE per cent funded.
A Berlin dispatch Of the lat says that the
weayers In That city, 10 the number OF 5000,
had struck work. They demand an increase
Of tiity-three per cent In their wages, which
the masters refuse 10 grant.
The spanish Cortcs, by vote OF 1879 to j.,
has passed bill presented by Senior Margaii,
granting extraordinary powers TO the Govern
Tnent.
The news from the war ia Spain, received on
The I'd, is that the Cariists, after taking Fort
Irurzun on the 2Gth ult, were attacked by a
column under Castanon, 1900 strong, between
Lecumbereri and Jaben. Five battalions OF
Carlisle under Eiio defeated the Republicans,
and took cannoas, baggage, and eighty prison
crs, including Major ureta and one captain.
The loss Of the Republicans Is estimated at
300. The Carlist loss Is nearly the same.
Dorregarry, chief Of The STAFF, was severely
wounded. Souyias' column had arrived at
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