The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-06-06

his goods for $4,000, then set them on fire
He was arrested.
Over 10000 Swedes and Norwcigians are
about leaving Europe for the western states
of America.
Garibaldi with 1000 troops landed in
Sicily under fire Of two Neapolitan frigatcs
One Of Garibaldi's steamers was sunk. The
King of Naples has applied for foreign aid.
The man who objects to his wife wearing
hoops at home, is an enemy to the family
"circle!'
Theodore Parker died at Florence on
the 10th ult. after prolonged and Sc
we're sickness. Hc was man of fine tai
ents, but more ideal than practical in his
views Of politics and religion. He was a
fine scholar, and will be missed by large
circle of acquaintances.
Large numbers are leaving Pixies Peak
for the states, but greater number are 60
ing the other way. The accounts agree
that there is yet two much snow there for
very profitable operations.
A large Houston Mass meeting has been
held in New York city and it is possible the
Hero of San Jacinto may yet distance Bell
on the Presidential course.
Another slave ship has been captured off
Cuba, with $50 slaves aboard.
Alexander Moore, Of Manchester, Mass,
poisoned his wife, daughter, son-in-law and
servant girl by putting white lead in flour.
All are dangerously i'll.
Prentice says modern poets sing of little
their own suffering. Maladics are not me-
lodies!
Two years ago fast young couple both
miners, were married-in fi,n-at picnic
in New Jersey. After two years lawsuit
the courts have divorced them. Always
do your counting before marriage!'
The Emperor Napoleon wins the regard
Of foreign ambassadors by making presents
to their wives. The latter part of this per-
formancc is sometimes done Ivy common
people.
The prospect for harmonious action at
Baltimore is daily increasing Douglas will
be the man.
Two gentlemen from Chickasaw county
were on fishing excursion at Clear Lake
and caught sixty nine pickeral in fifty min.
utes The Chickasaw boys all carry pretty
long poles.
The Republicans need not try to set UP
1.-THE spirit of 1907 the "hard cidcr'' of
that campaign has turned to sour vinegar!
1t has "worked" once, and "thats the end
o'nt."
A little girl in South Iowa was killed re-
Gently by drinking lye. Some Of the 7ri-
hume readers swallow lie by the wholesale
and grow fat on it! just MS a person is
brought up.
Two gentlemen left Marion county, Iowa,
asst winter, arrived at Pikes's Peak in Feb
'uary and have just returned home. They
'eport wages at only one dollar per day at
Denver or in the mines, claims are taken
up and hard times expected. Our readers
will remember, "therc is two sides to every
story" and govern themselves accordingly.
Lacrosse must be fast town. Some
# the Deacons Of certain church there
lad religious quarrel lately, and one of
hem said to the other IF were not res
rained by Divine Grace, I'd give you the
l-st thrashing you ever had in your
ifew He was restrained.
A company of ten left Milwaukee for the
Peak, last Wednesday.
The fruit in Vermont is ruined by frosts.
A Sabbath school girl in Northbridge,
Mass, has learned and recited over $4,000
rerses of Scripture within a year.
The rye and wheat crops of Wisconsin
we're severely injured by the late storm.
While dentist was operating upon the
eeth of a patient in Louisville, his instru-
nent slipped and penetrated the patients
we, wholly destroying it.
During six weeks this season 1926
cams, and 1902 men left Wisconsin for
he Gold regions.
The Mississippi and South Carolina De-
nocratic Conventions endorsed their Dele
gates to Charleston, and favored the Rich
nond Convention.
Edward Everett accepts the nomination
or Vice-President.
The Mexican treaty has been rejected by
he Senate.
Judge Daniels, of the Supreme Court,
lied at Richmond on Thursday.
The Covodc Committee are actively oper-
ting at Washington. The Lecompton
of Buchanan are being thorough
Y overhauled. 1t is shown that Cox, of
ohio, voted for the English Bill after ar
angling the Columbus P. o. Show them
lp, let whichever party may suffer! God
Knows there is no danger Of exposing all
he corruption of any party! =
In Excursion.
Prairie du Chicn and McGregor are about
hitting for Excursion purposes. 1t is pro-
posed to leave either port about the 18th of
June on the steamer MILWAUKEE, Capt.
IouN CocnRASE, to 60 as far up the river as
possible; see Minnehaha and the other n.y.
,erborean curiosities, and return in three
n four days from the time of starting. The
(if list of so passengers can
'e obtained) will carry the excursinnists at
lalf price, the Captain and Clerks throw
ng in the "politcncss and attention." "free