Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-09-02

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81 sa,e DECREASED ant at pnes ccslveynd 70
! gysssns. IA. where Il received tpai sss2r.
rness large oassss1rse a syzmElAsaizang
friends x<co~scE fhe reussEns ~ sase .Ts.Fs
! The wstea s0en6 Ga Mr.. ssFlmwaods gsersszl
hsa stoprse2 a. u - O'clock, shns aE'dseAsang
/ shst ne rssungs lxao The wsacr rsast hsse
Occurred ~ ta4Ks nonAeut, which VS.
! prob4bly aaou1 iae time tAs asscnaals &C.
oonssessa me nerccsi F&Ff Of ne Storm
Mr.. wood, 81 Che Chicago Sosvgae wso
supersntepaee The Srsngigg 81 Mr. Grim
ws,d's remains ever the take. stated GA the
18th thss traces 81 the balioons consisting
al sand-ts1gs end psecas 81 TIC cssth 81
which ihe Ass.ahip w2s ronstrrried, had
seen fssBa about eagAt miles nyrtn o.
sfsere s:se drowned mar came 70 aard- The
otlssspn 10 Michigan scrmed 10 be that the
n H4s1N "a kss&s 1NssAAstseS@ ANseN 49,
via sand cas-; gp By ths Tsyes.
A GAIA has becn issued for ;is second
anaud meeting 81 the Womsn's sassoFisi
Christian Temperance Uusc-, W be hela In
l Cincinnati on tlse i7th, 18th and 1871 Of
/ next November. RsSA State ID entitled y
- many delegates ~ Il has Congressional
slstxIets.
THg trcables In Williamson, jackson and
Frau kiln Counties, III. continued up 70 the
18TH a few days sgo ]. u. MADDOX, vel,
known Franklin County farmer, vas notified
that the Kiux proposed 70 make him
aomiciliasy visit on 8 certain evening. The
Sheriff vas notified and concealed his posse
| about Mr. Msddoxs residence. flie outlaws
came AZ expected and, on being summoned to
| surrender, opened fire on the sberiH's party.
| The Ere was rctarned, and one Of the outlaws
MORALLY wounded. The ringleadera were ar
rested and Imprisoned.
AccogDis0 TO the Louisiana State Regtster
| ~ the 1zd the population Of the city d View
Orleans, Ne shown by the recent census, Is AZ
follows; white, is5,72i, colored, 57,g47;
total 2o3, SGs--an increase N 1866 upon the
census of 1910. The population o. the whole
state In; White, 40s y36i coiored, 450,Oss, an
cscess Of coIored over whites OF ~, c6s and total
| increase Of l2s, i15 over the census u 1870.
JoHs Gogpos, the Black HILLS miner who
was under arrest at Omaha, WIS released on
parole on the 21st. He subsequently SUR.
rendered his parole and then, BY direction u
hls counsel, attempted 70 escape. lie was
again arresied by Gen. Ruggles and confined
| IN the guard house, when be had the General
arrested for false imprisonment and also
caused the arrest ~ the General and his
clerks f1 assault and battery.
PORTIONS u Iowa, Michigan, Wisconsin.
| Minnesota and Northern Illinois were visited
| by quite severe frosts on the nights oftbe 2lst
and ed Considerable damage was done In
| few localities 10 corn and other vegetation,
! bat the injury generally issaid 10 have been
comparatively slight.
TBE FUN Official returns from all the eoun.
tea In the State show the total population 0
Wisconsin 10 be i,2s,G 900.
PRESIDENT SuTT, Of the Indiana State
University, died nj Bloomington, Ind, on the
sd, Of remittent fever. lie was sixty-four
years d age.
Col. ID. r. AsrHosr, who was shot ON the
10th Of last May by w. w. Embrey, made his
| appearance on the streets OF Leaycnworth,
| Kan, on the I'D after having been confined
10 his room for 1914 days, He intended going
70 Rochester, n. ", for further medical
treatment.
Az Augusta tGa.) telegram Of the 23d says
that several negroes connected with the re.
cent troubles In that State had made comics.
si0ns. Jake Norman, First Lieutenant OF q
negro company, testified that nineteen couG,
| tles were 10 have been embraced In the nsur.
rsction-.Friday, the Goth, being appointed
for the uprising. Ia a speech on the evening
| Of the 23d Gov. Smith said all danger wac
| then over; the great mass Of colored people
really knew nothing Of the gravity and dan
| ger OF the plot into which they were being led
by few bad negroes
In was reported on the oath that Govern
inent detective In Chicago named James Y
| Miller had been shot at and wounded In tbs
| arn by some one, supposed 10 be acting Ia
The interest Of parties implicated ia tbs
whisky frauds, Miller being an important
1 WtibEh6 bHSth' ~ III N&@bhhNti
| and had volunteered his evidence In behal
| Of the Government
| THg National Gresnback Convention me
at Detroit ON the 25th, about / 900 persons
| being IN attendance. Thomas j. Dnrant, O
Washington, ID. g., was chosen President
Addresses we're delivered by Judge w. u
| Kelley; James Buchanan, OF Indiana; Mr.
Daniels. Of Virginia; Mr.. Mahony, Of Iowa
and Mr.. hliis, Of Wisconsin,. A series O
resolutions were adopted In favor Of th,
Kelley currency plan and 10 opposition Il
the law providing for the resumption o
specie payments In 1879 as being impractica
bic and Impossible Of execution, and disas
trons 10 tho business OF the country, and dc
manding the repeat OF the act by Congress.
A CALL has been issued for the fourth ses
sion Of the National Agricultural College, Il
be held at Cincinnati on the ed, s3d and 24tl
| Of September. The document specifies tina
"the congress IL In no sense a sectional o
partisan organization, Its object is the dis
cuason OF questions In which the agriculture
class IN all sections OF the country are inter
estod, discussing them with view TO sceur
ing the best permanent prosperity Of the AZ
ricultural interest In oil lie phases, and henc,
the prosperity Of the nation. In accordance
with this design the approaching SEES
sion will mainly be devoted 10 addresses ans
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