Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-06-17
THE EAST.

The Coroner's jury In The Holyske disaster
rendered a verdict on The 5th. They find
that no blame il 10 be attached to any person
jn immediate connection with the fire, but
hey cannot too strongly condemn the almost
riminal careiessBess shown in the constrne-
Jon Of the galleries and means Of egress
.hereirom. The jury delsre that the parties
yho built aud suffered such death-irap 20
stand should receive the unmeAsured ceHsure
u the community. The jury further find
hat the direct cause Of The fire. with lie ter.
ible sacrifice Of human life, Is attributable
Q the trimmings Of laces, paper, etc, about
he altar, and 20 the fact that The building
gas sheatbed with pine shooting instead Of
cling plastered. They strongly depreeste
he use Of such ad0rnmeut and use Of such
nsh in places o. public resort
i A PoTTsyILLE tPay dispatch 81 The Gth says
8le military hsd made preparation TO secure
rejection to all working miners Ia ihe COLI
Dries at Mahanoy City and vicinity, and 10 in.
are continuance of work
y The Supreme Court Of New Hampshire de.
ined 10 pass an opinion upon the action Of
sae Governor and Couneil Ia the matter Of
&c contested Senatorial election cases, hold.
x that such an opinion could have no
/ rther weight than the criticism Of one
'anch OF the Government upon the action Of
coordinate branch The court ex-
csses the opinion, however, that when
BE State Senate adjudged Priest and
octor duly elected Senators such nc.
pa was nual and conclusive as 10 their
hts. The seeding Republican Senators
isrned 10 their seats on the Sth, and the
nate coneured with the House m notifying
te Governor that both branches were or.
4nized and ready for business.
q PHILADELPHIA dispatch Of the sth an.
unces that in few days several different
CARNATIONS, aggregatiDg 1900 In number,
'uid leave that city for the Black Hills by
ierent routes.
WILgEsBAgEE (Pa.) dispatch OF the sth
. there was then no prospect whatever Of
miners OF the Wyoming region resuming
rk.
In. EyARTs concluded his argument for
4 defense In the Tilton. Beccher trial on the
and Mr.. Beach began his plea In behalf
xhe prosecution on the 9th. Mr. Eyar,s'
ress extended through seven days.
EnE New Hampshire Legislature, In Joint
ion on the 9th, elected Person o. Cheney
Ip.) Governor aud Charles II. Powers rep. }
lroad Commissioner.
HE International Typographical Conyen.
I |, recently in session In Boston, selccted
adelphIa ms the place, and July 1, 1875, ma
time, for holding the next annual conyen.
\ OLD closed In New York on the 9th at
"a. The following we're the closing quo
+ pms for produce: No. . Chicago Spring
NJ, tl.Os@l.l0; No. 2 Milwaukee, 81 ~
IA; No. . Northwestern, Sl.10oDi.1i;
by, tl309l.35; Oats, Western Mixed,
a 721Sc; Corn, Western Mixed, 7s97ec;
q {, New Mess, $3.50; Dressed Hogs,
III Lard, 1870. Flour, good to choice,
8 )@5.50; White Winter Extra, $4,000 IS.
NJ cattle market was rather slow; 12c TO
81 for good to extra. Sheep, clipped,
81 ght 51s@619c.
East Liberty, Pa, on the 9th, cattle
ight: Best, s7.OoM7.5 so; medium, $500
~ b; common, S525oo5.50. Hogs sold
s sers, s700@730; Philadelphia, 1900
< Sheep brought s4.5o@5.5o according
N lality.