The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-08
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years OIL aye Nuie a IOiSe ut hSohuh
few DAYS since, took him 70 Lima, Adj
ans county, Illinois, where he attempted
10 sell him, when the horse was detained
on suspicion Of having been stolen. Then
he wen, 10 Quincy, where he called for
letters that did no. belong to him, rlfed
them, and was soon after arrested.
Fyler (who murdered his wife near
Rochester. N. w. was 10 pay $4,000 TO
his council If they 60, him clear. They
pu, in tho plea Of insanity, and saved
him. They sue for the money ard he
pleads insanity.
A poor rule that won't work both ways,
We say. ~.s $50 -
Tomato Wac. Henry Marriott, d the
Washington House, Ri,chir,own, has fur.
nlshed Us q specimen OF wine which he
had been manufacturing for some years
from tomatoes. l, has q flavor, and is
said, by those who have used il regularly
to be promo,ive of health and good digss.
ton Charleston Me- curry. "@@ #.
We would like the recent, if any one
will favor US with it. We 90 in for all
sorts Of experiments in al departments
Of industry.
Fatal .4cciient. Wednesday af-
ternoon fatal acciden, occurred between
this place and Cedar Rapids. It seems
that a man and his wife (,he name we did
DO. learn, and a Miss Duncan, sister
OF the mans wife, were on the road with
n lcur-horse team and load OF house.
h:id goods, tie man riding the nigh
wheel horse. He partially turned rosRd
on the horse to hand his wife a match
(she being in the wagon. with which to
light her pipe. when the horses became
frightened and ran away. The man wa.
thrown frem the hors" and lodged upon
the tongue OF tie wagon, 10 which he
clang until the horse had ran nearly a
quarter Of mile, when he let 90. Not
being hurt, he followed on Tor some dis.
lance and found Mise Duncan by the side
OF the road dead, her skull being broken,
and presenting the appearance OF having
been struck by a wheel. After going
near y quarter Of a mile fursher he
found his wife, also by the road. side, not
dead, but severely injured. -Li-n Co.
Register.
Hydropho5ia We learn that Mr.. P.
Oxley lost fine horse this week by the
bite Of mad dog. Jus, three weeks al
ter the horse vas bitten he literally run
mad and died. Quits an amour, OF stock
IN the county is sharing the same fate
Linn CO. Register,
The Iowa Republican Gays there will
be Ave sclipses this year-,wo Of the
sun-,wo Of the moon and one Of
Frank Pierce. The latter will be distinct
ly visible all over the United States in
November newt.
The St. Paul (Minncso,a) Dsm2cra I
IS informed tina, the mercury in the Their
rnometer at Psmbina, averaged. Tor a
week, 50 degrees below zero.
Slavery said Theodore Parker, In a
Iecen, lecture, is wedge between the
North and the South. The true men OF
The North try to pull i, out, in order 10
unite and strengthen The Union, bus
Pierce and the Democratic party, and the
American party South, continually ham.
m.r ii in, which is the only possible way
Of splitting the Union asander.'
The Dav. Gag. says the Rev. Mr..
repu,ed 'Dauphin Of France
is in Washington, oppressed BY llness
age, and penury. Whatever may be the
issue Of the claims urged BY his Friends
(nos BY himssl) to royal birth. the life
Of this man has been ono OF self-dcnying
labs' and hardshlps in behalf OF the red
man.
The Sharks Frosen.-i is said. BY the
oldes. settlers. that SO severely cold westh.
er has never been experienced in FIori-
da until this winter. Cap. Bou.es de
Ora informs " that sharks have been
frozen TO death during the late spell, in
the Charlotte Hsrbor. Such an event
has sot ,ranspired, 10 his knowledge, for
the las, .hlr'y-hve years,-Tampa Pen.
Mr.. Archer and Mr. Carlton, both OF
King county, Virginia, were found near
their own heuses frozen, one of them
leaning asslns. the draw-bara, which he
had evlaently attempted in vain 10 get
over. A stout neg'o man was seen
standing cree, in field, not far from
house. go long as TO excite curiosity, and
It vas found, on examination, ,ha, he, too.
was frozen 10 death Tie winter in Viz
gina has been terrible. Er.
Itres.--On Saturday week McGaire'.
large mills, at Kingston, G. W., took Are
and were burnt TO the ground. There
were in the mills 5000 bushels of wheat.
No insurance. L,ss upwards Of $50 900.
The North American Steam Works IN
Forsyth street, New York, embracing
eight workshops and dwellings,, ware
burned en- Wednesday nigh, last. Loss
800. 000.-Er.