Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-07-02

rr;ss,oa Of e. 600 10 take rsrty 81 the ioSscd,
as,t farm hands az that district 70 sanada sse
/ the United States
A London dispatch Of she Ssa sAys tfs Porte
he'd prohibited the circulation " the Bible ~
/ Turkey.
IN. American pslgrisns aresented an album
and 4 ea.llecfSon al valuable diamonds 20 the
| Pope on the 2n.
Nar.hsl coneha has decided 10 build 3
series a. Notifications extending across Spain,
4 sa lorn,ed a. "a eanslns Tho Cariists within .
small area destitute a the means ot susie
nance
paris dispatch. ~ tbs a4sii says thc French
isovernmeai had issued NJ order prohibiting
the distribution II photographs Of the Prince
Imperial. Three OF the Partisan newspapers
hsd been lined Cor reprinting Roeheforts
speech.
Madrid dispatches of the oath say the Carl
iss captured Bellmounton the preceding day.
The caslisis had established their insrcnchea
linz, before E~tclla The Radicals we're dis
posed a. creaie Consulate foT five years TO
re fsoiisEfFHs btfNs4 s7Nt""-ff'
The East.
The Maipe Republican State Convention has
unanimously renpmiuated Nelson Dinghy,
gS.. for Governor. Resolutions were adopted
IN favor ~ The early resumption OF specie pay
meats. approving the Presidents veto OF The
Currency Tin: reitcratlng the FORMER oecisrs-
tion Of principles Of the party, and rccog-
nizisg tht necessity Of iudicicns Bqnor laws.
Two ballots were taken for United States
Senator In the Rhode Island Legislature on
ts,e 18Th. the second resulting as follows:
Burnside, 20; DIXON, 26; Barstow, IL; scat
tcring, q.
The wife Of Senator Cameron died recently
al Harrisburg, Pa
Vim. M. Tweed made his appearance in the
County Court House in New York on the
18th In the capacity Of witness as
patch says he is much thinner than OF yore
and his face bears evident traces OF mental
anxiety. He is aged, too, pereeptibiy, but
appears to be in good health and In tolerable
spirits. He was attended, nc ever, by his son,
Vim NJ Tweed, Jr.
A New York dispatch Of the 22d says the
announcement on the Stock Exchange OF the
signing of the Currency bin by the President
caused great buoyancy in the market. Gold
closed at IIlK Railway and miscellaneous
speculation was active throughout the day,
and. for the most part buoyant.
According to the official records OF the
National Grange there were In the United
States on the LIST Of June 1892 subordinate
Oranges.
AT Syracuse. n. Y, on the evening OF the
Esd. a strawberry festival was being held at
the parlors Of the Central Baptist Church,
when, without any premonition, the boor gave
way. precipitating the roomfull into the story
below The parlor was on the second hoor,
and the room underneath was also full OF peo-
pie. Fourteen or fifteen were killed and
about two hundred injured, many OF them
dangerously.
The Maine Democratic State Convention at
Portland on the 23d nominated Joseph A. Tit
comb for Governor by acclamation. kesolu-
tons were adopted fayoring the early re
sumption Of specie payments; declaring for
free trade; condepning the recent course OF
the Republican majority OF the United states
Senate In attempting 10 establish censor
ship Of the press Of the country at the Ma
tional capital; denouncing the Republican
party for interference with the government Of
The several States, and the course Of the Re-
publican Congress on the subject OF civil ser
vice reform.
Prohibition Convention was held ut Au.
burn, ~ Y, on the 23d. Myron 3. Clark was
nominated for Governor, Horace V. Rowland
for Judge Of the Court Of Appeals, Daniel
Walford for Canal Commissioner, and Ira Bell
for State Prison Inspector. resolution was
adopted hailing the uprising Of the women OF
the country To put away the liquor traffic, and
promising when able 10 do so to put the ballot
into the hands Of women, thus enabling
them TO vote ne well as pray against the giant
curse Of the world"
Theodore Tilton has recently published In
the Golden Age long article relating to the
Beecher scandal. He says that, having suf-
fered 10 silence for four years from misrepre-
sentations adroitly put before the public by
Plymouth Church, neither patience nor duty
VIII permit him longer to conceal the actual
facts from the public. He then goes on to
say that he has never slandered Henry Ward
Beecber, but on the contrary has sacrificed
lis own reputation 10 suppress the truth
about him, and that lac never has refused to
| appear before the church and answer all
questions regarding the scandal that nigh,
be put 10 him. Tilton gives his reason foi
seyerng his connection with the church as
! follows: After bad been for fifteen years
u member Of Plymouth Church, aud had be
come meanwhile an Intimate friend OF thu
pastor, the knowledge came 10 me IN 1870 tina
be had committed against me an ofiens'
1 which ] forbear 10 name or characterize
| Prompted by my sehrespeet, ] immcdiatel!
and forever ceased my attendance ON hi
ministry"
West And South.
The Woman's Temperance League Of Ohio