Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-11-12


the assassination 81 Bismarck and had con-
fessed the crime, was found guilty and sen
fenced TO imprisonment for fourteen years lr
the house Of correction, and ten years sns-
pension Of his civil rights. The jury deliber-
sted but five MINUTES.
Il Dublin dispatehof tbe soshsays cardinal
Cullen md the entire Cstboiic Episeopate bad
issued pastsfs1 letters deiouacing the late adj
dress Of Prof Tyndall, before the British AS
ISOLATION, as revival Of paganism-
According to a dispatch TO the London
Timer Of tile 3Dth the Governor of Syria
had been ordered TO suppress all Protestant
schools In his province. sa@ssss
A Madrid dispatch Of the Lat says that sew
era selling Carlists had waited on DON Car
los at Tol0sa, and represented TO him that IL
WAS useless TO continue the war. A detach-
ment Of Republican troops stationed at
Granoliers had muffnied and several OF the
offenders had been shot 'tf 54gs a9Sf'stt
A London dispatch Of the I'd announces the
finding and splicing OF the direct cable lost
by Faraday some months ago.
An EsteIla dispatch Of The 18th ult., yia
London, Nov. q, says three Cuban delegates
lied by the Madrid Government to propose
general release Of prisoners on both sides,
with the view Of sending them to Cuba TO
quell the instruction Don Carlos expressed
himself willing that Republicans should go
TO Cuba, but refused TO agree that the Carlist
prisoners should be sent thither, except by
their own consent.
i AiLondon telegram Of the 4th says the
French Government had issued orders expel-
ling all spanjards from the frontier towns 70
prevent their participation In the attacks on
Irun by Don Carlos. THE bombardment Of
the latter town began on the morning Of the
4tb. rsf,A a4gafs ri fat@a
8 A Berlin dispatch " the 4th says repre-
sentative assembly had been decided upon
for Alsace and Lorraine. stN
aIi 1873 ~ 1nb -
The East. t
The fourth annual session Of the American
Bee Keepers Association is TO be held IN Pitts
,burgh, Pa, commencing ON the second
iWedpcsdayof November. 9 49,
The suspension OF r. w. Burke, petroleum
refncr, in New York city, was announced on
the Doth.
The Milford On. HI Five Cent Savings Bank
has suspended, with liabilities Of 100000,
covered, it Ia believed, by its assets.
Ex.Gov. Enos T. Throop, Of New York,
died at Willow Brook on the LIST.
The baseball season closed on the 31st ult.,
the Boston club Cred stockings) still retain
ing the championship. g@T .gs
West and South. p
Coy. Leslie, Of Kentucky, has offered an
aggregate reward of $1,000 for the capture Of
a band Of masked ruflians who recently shot
young colored girl and committed other
outrages OH negroes in Shelby County. ~
A report that Oliver Dalrymplc, the great
wheat farmer Of Minnesota, had failed is pro-
nounced by Mr.. Dalrymple himself to be en-
tirely without foundation.
In New Orleans, on the afternoon OF the
Goth, collision occurred between Gov. Kel-
Iogg and Maj. Il. A. Burke, OF the Naturaliza-
ton Committee Of the Conservatives which
grew out Of correspondence between them
relating to the manner In which the votes Of
citizens who had been naturalized by the
Second District Court should be cast, the
Governor having instructed that they be de- \
posted In separate apartments or boxes AS
Gov. Kellogg was riding In his carriage with
Judge Atocha Maj Burke stopped him, and
while engaged in conversation drew whip
and attempted TO strike the Governor, when
the latter fired pistol at Burke, who retail
ated in kind, firing three or four shots
Neither party was wounded.
A fire at Greencastle, Ind, on the night Of
the 2sth destroyed thirty buildings in the
business portion Of the town, inficting loss
Of 1856, 500, on which there was an insurance
OF $4,000. The fire started in furniture
factory and Is believed to have been the work
Of an ipeendiary.
A boiler explosion at Isaac Roder's saw
mill at Lancaster, Ind, on the 10Th ult. killed
two of the proprietor's sons, Timothy and
William, and severely and probably fatally
injured another son. A man by the name Of
George Bcddle was also badly injured. The
building was torn to atoms, and fragments
thrown in every direction. The boiler was
blown into thousand pieces, some Of 1t be-
Ing found half /. mile away. d d
v Yellow fever Is said to be, prevailing at
Charleston, 8. G.
/ Recent severe storms have caused great de.
.structlbn topropcrty on the lakes. Several
vessels have been wrecked The loss Of life
has been comparatively small.
!. Extensive forest fires were prevailing In
many sections OF Southern Indiana and Ohio
on the S0th ut,, and some towns were in great
danger Of being destroyed li#l
The private secretary Of Count Won Arnim
was arrested in st, Louis recently. lie had
! with him the letters taken from the German
Embassy al Paris, and according to a st.
Louis dispatcho Of the st had sailed for Eu-
rope the day before, The Arrest was made in
obedienceIto request from the, German Gov
ernment.
r The Coroner's jury, at Detroit, Investigate
ing the cause of the boiler explosion on
board the propeller Brooklyn, charge the
Captain, the Second Engineer, and others
with the disaster, They find that the safety
valve had been tempered with and that the
boat was racing at the time
!, Cox, Allen, OF Ohio, has issued proclama-
ton appointing Thursday, Noy.26, as Thanks
giving Day. 81 80
The election In Louisiana occurred on the
3D. The Associated Press dispatches up to-
midnight ofathat day were TO the effect that
tha Cnr ca rva tiraa had narriad tho city Na,.x