The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-29
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me pass on % eilk foe bsSes me
slaui h,er Of eur ianoceas By the Parlo-
inv Known ass.swill milk" though png
AGO detected, u At y overthfcvn. 4
There has hitherto been money enough
in the pockets of distilles to buy inpu.,,
nity of the corporations and courts OF all
this cluster OF cities, but the monster
.hr;nhs into the earth in presence OF
the light thrown % its crimes by one
single. determined, unpurchaseable press.
frank Leslie, for fortnight past, mas
been tracking the concern all along Us
milky way and publishing the street ana
number Of all the patrons OF the nausea
ting fluid. They were found generally
to be the poorer class Of people jus: those
who could least afford to be made sick oy
| til and the lower class Of restaurants
and boarding houses who patronlzed II
because it was cheap. Letting 10 i,ght'
however, is working an immediate aoa'e-
ment of the nuisance, thus accomplish
ing at once and without disorder, by IN
| diyidual enterprise, what government,
backed by all its batteries, is powerless
to secure. II has been capital hit for
Leslie, for, in proportion as the milk 10
longer went down, his paper went up ;
though his artists and reporters did sui
fer some from milk and brickbats IN
sketching the originals and getting up OF
designs. It was comical to wit'.css pur-
!. chasers Of the paper pass out Of the news
Offices, reading rs they went, With up
turned nose, and mouth half gag, as II
they really tasted the disgusting mix.
ture and snelled the animals aud stables
, which the pictures delineated and the
types described.
Some three weeks since Captain Sand;
!, of the u. s. Steam Frigate Susquehann;
! was arrested for disobeying the Health
Officers of this port. Last Saturday
{ Cap. Judkns Of the British steamer Per
. STA was arrested for disobeying the SAM
e officers. His ship had brought case o
/ small pox and was placed on quarantine
/, with strict orders to permit no one t.
!. land on any pretext. A Custom Hous
h officer wanted terribly to get ashore
: Cap. Judkins would Mt let him-tluaran
n tine regulation wouldn't permit it. Fl
!. nally when the officer did get ashore b
a obtained the arrest of the Captain IN
|. der U. s authority and Mr.. Cunard be
If came bail for his appearance to answe
~ the charge of OBTAINING and obstructin
d T.. S. officer.
.. There is another rather stiff sea bree2
r. brewing in the shape of mutual ind's
/ nation meetings among shipmasters an
G owners who are down on the Bntis
a. West India Squadron for the outrag
Of of searching vessels suspected as slave
or though sailing under the American ia!
k At ono of these meetings our patriot
D. rage took the shape of the foliowin
4. among other similar resolutions:
n Resolued, That /" our flag covers tn
r. cargo" whether that cargo consists
~ niggers or nothing-and that " freedo
h. from search" is an Americans inalien
BILE right at sea--as much SO as freedo
az from the intrusion of foreign police
he our domieils on shore. aE
Of Henry William Herbert, extensive
ar known throughoutthe United States al
on Great Britain as an author of celebrit
q and more especially for his works I
he sportmanship, under the nom ae ptu'
D. of " Frank Forester" committed suicl
IL on Monday morning, at the Steve
le- House, broadway, by shooting hims'
he through the heart with pistol. Thou.
III. over fifty years Of age he recently nj
,rt ried young lady of twenty, from who
ed he vas separated few weeks after m'
an rage. lie left several letters, fro
~ which it would appear that domestic d
fereuces led to the commission of the ra
an act