The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-31
Editorial Anvthinns

Inc 4cleSIdIIMc CaDle IS now Iald acrOSs
Detroit River, and dispatches come through
without break,
Cox and Mason are still canvassing in Ken
lucky, Notwithstanding the papers reported the
former killed by the latter.
They have q difficulty in Boston as to tho
proper mode of making Jew s,oear. The
Pennsylvania says treading on his corns will
do it!
Thousands Of bushels of potatoes are raised
by the employees of the N. Y. Central R. Road
on the line of its track which is fenced.
There is lady near Bayfield,, Wis, who
weighs 45T; md "the RISE" A man was recent.
ly buried in Kentuc.l;. weighing over 1000
it took II men to put him in tho coffin!
Emigration for the ring or summer has
mcasurably ceased. twill opcnin September
more extensively than ever. The excellence
of western crops and the fine health enjoyed,
will have their influence on the fall travel.
A man at North Pcpin. Wis, reports yield
of $2o55 worth of produce from q acres. He
raised beans, corn, oats, potatoes and wheat
Small farms and large cultivation is the Sc
crct. ...
AT Springfield, Mass. last week a startling
thunder clap was heard when no cloud was to be
seen! A hint probably to drop their bad
politics. f4fsf sr.E..'.- .ass
Hoors are reported to have saved one lady
from drowning, to have protected the locomotors
of another from the fangs of rabid dog. and
now we hear that in church struck by lightning
the brass hoops were all melted but the people
were thereby saved! Hoops then are good
conductors!
A man of 81 years got bewildered in the
woods in Clark Co, Wis, and wandered nine
days with cranbcrries alone for food He was
fornd Is miles from the starting point.
One hundred persons have arrived in Ne.
traska, deserters from Utah and the mysteries
Of Brigham's inner circle" system!
They have canary bird which talks, in Troy
NY.
Gov. GENES has written a sensible letter to
the Sheriff Of Clinton County, instructing him
to supp ross mobs and dispense the courts Of
Judge Lynch. The Governor says that our only
protection is the law of the land, and it must
be upheld at all hazards
Gov. Walker Gays the same thing in Kansas
but Grimes, We presume, would not apply thit
doctrine in that latitude
"Judge Douglass speech at Springfield" tc
use the language of our Republican exchanges
was conclusively replied to by Hon. Abram
Lincoln" For fear his views might not con
vince everybody, Senator Trumbull of Illinoi,
was invited to give the Little Giant an over.
hauling. The same papers are asjubilant ovel
the last effort as though Lincoln had nevc,
spoken! Who will make the next pass Al
Stei hen7
+ Mr.. Sumner who is now in Europe and wa
doing well two months ago, is again reported
as ''never likely to be able to adorn his seat il
the U. s. Senate !" Has his rer ortcd sickness
any thing to do with our fall elections?
The Editors of Cleveland are under arrest fol
violating the Lottery Law of Ohio by publish.
ing Schemes
Col. Fremont has recovered his health and
will shortly leave for Europe. His lady il
already at Paris.
The Express g. Herald says "The North "a,
has gone to bed to the The 7me." A clear case
of political Grim con!