Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-22
IOWA STATE NEWS.

ID e0Eae rprfs0ns ~ tRpEaat[
Yr rs:neS' Il Dies Noines ;wenty-onedsys
Ia yrne sid All FIRE Of the ssst days Of
yUiy.
Ne. I. HAgsrsox szys the Iowa tan
ring we'd /. known A. !. kiss ms oser he
garden ie2es Z
Asorso man nancd Brode, living in
Dubuqne. shos his sister On TIE 4ih,
while foOiing with gua.
Tgx yortlsern Iowa papers 81 report -
god crops u ths, part at the State has
eser before been promised
TnE goreopsshs are Beginning 70 move
on die state University, and there viii
soon be var Of tie 'Psshies.
ga, AxDN ss. T. JAcgsos, who live near
Charlton are forty yeau Old. have seven
children and haze Fever been out OF me
state
TIE Gleawood 0ptain. Describes the
Fourth Of July as the day for ginger
bread soda pop, red ribbons and big
girls"
4 soy of Mr. whistler, Of lows City,
eyed thirteen years, was drowned the
other day while bathing In the Iowa River
near tisat city.
A sox Or Y. c. David, Of Dubuque, was
drowned while bathing At the foot Of
Tenth street wit1 some Of his comrades
few daYs since.
Tn st, I.onls, Keosauqua IL &. Paul
Railroad enterprise talks Of running line
isto Burlington If the people Of that city
viii take their bonds.
JrpeE MILLER has rendered his resig-
aailon 10 the Board n Regents Of The state
University ~ professor in the Law Depart
naea, u that institution
TnE miIlcrs Of Iowa viii hold their sec
ord annual meeting In Des Moines on
Wednesday. July a. Officers for the en-
suing rear viii be elected.
THE late tbuudcr4tonns have been the
most dangerous Of any within the past few
years. Lightning casualties are reported
from every part ~ the State.
A MAERED lady residing near Derby
tse.pa,ed her 1ic9c lord gith a fine baby
few DAYS ago viii, some Of its teeth already
Gu, aud others nearly through.
Tpp Investigating Committee Of tilc re.
form school have decided 70 suspend Mr..
McCarty from the SUPERINTENDENT on &C.
count Of lrregtl;aritis. found In his books.
Tys p,,,bneto, Cedar Rapids a. Min.
pesota Railroad have reduced the fare ON
the line or tbcir road 10 three and half
cant. per mile instead Of four cents as
heretofore.
Tay ron,,Iation of Jefferson County a.
sl,own bv tbercnsus forthls wear Il n f27
J04 Of that number being colored. Fairfield
has Q 3l3 people. Number Of voters 3,721.
militia 2 $50.
TN u.rch ,.rm os ia. niar,c, Court
n p,lk County yccentl, closed after 10
d.y., con,innnus ssssio, The cxncnses
for Jurors weps AZ 900 and for witnesses
over $4,000
p,g,..xr F,,~. he drs, .lre conyic,
,.nn, pm c,o,n,y ami who b,s hce, l.
,,o pr,i,o,t,ary - por, tr.gI.on f,r ,,c,,y
- aaa ia,olv us w,s orcrod = n,r.
don several times, but refused 10 accept it,
Dn p1ursu Of Glenwood one morning
Ia,elv f,und ono Of his horses hadly man.
eled and cat by some wretch. his ear and
tall being cut entirely of and his wind.
pipe cut q that he was bleeding 10 death.
A rAnrYo 81 Musquakie Indians recently
visited Des Moines 20 make complaints to
Gov. Carpenter against their agent, whom
they accuse of appropriatinc their. annui.
Tics and fencing up their land for farm.
ing purposes.
Atppur Dprasyp hoy slyteen yo.r.
old, recently attempted 10 commit suicide
al Gbanion by shooting himself with re.
y0lver He had been charged with petty
thleving and hoped to avoid arrest by com.
hitting the act
TnE terrific rain and hail storm which
passed through Northwestern Iowa lately
resuilsu IN serious INJURY 70 bridges ana
railroads.. Inc loss 10 me milwaukee y
~ fdni haliMty' on me Deeofsn ofaneh,
10 put al soo'VVV'
TnE report OF the collections Of Internal
revenue for the Second District OF Iowa