The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-01
The trial Of the Baltimore Police Com

clear that if they have been guilty II
abusing their power, the Govs1not can
remove them.A Whether they Avebeen
or not is not yet established. It is like
~ that several more days will be con-
sumed in taking testimony upon that
point The danger of violence has prob
ably passed. The determined stand of
the Union men has had the effect of
making Governor Swami and his party
! give up their high.handed usurpation,
and proceed according to law. 3qht
The Court Of Appeals Of Kentucky
has made decision fully recognizing
the constitutionality Of the acts Of Com
gress of March 80, 1855, and May H.,
1866, under which any military officer
of the United States is justified for mill
tary acts done during the existence Of
the rebellion. '+g aa azB .sa .,h
Ratifications of the treaty of peace be-
tween Austria and Itaay have been ex-
changed 1t Vienna. The Italians win
catered Verona ON the 10th and Venice
on the 18th. 9--sf1 a 'ssYi4 afE
The Vermont Legislature has elected
Luke p. Poland United States Senator
to NIL the ,rnexpired term Of Senator
Collamer; Geo. F. Edmunds 70 nh the
unexpired term Of Senator Foot, and
Justin S. Morrill, to succeed Mr.. Cola
mer from the 4th Of March next. '@'
The Toronto Globe says: ''Hon. J. M.
Mason. of Trent notorioty, arrived In
this city, with his family, yesterday,
from Niagra, intending to take up his
residence in Toronto for the winter"
A man named Seth North died in De-
troit recently, whose liver was taken out
and weighed twenty-five pounds, the
heaviect ever known. /, 1t has been pre-
served and donated to the Michigan
Medical University. 81 .ar,i-r,f ri fuaT %
General Heintzleman has sncceded
General Getty In command Of the De-
partinent of Texas. igH t ii ind s7'ai
The Ute Indians continue to commit
outSsges On the white settlers and emil
grants on the Western Plains. lio7 sas
The corn crop of Minnesota Is so short
that corn is now being purchased at
Milwaukee, and shipped up the river.
Advices from Arkansa give informa-
ton of twenty-nine murders Of freedmen
during the months of July and August
in those districts Of the State more i'm
mediately under the eye of our authori-
ties. No single case of arrest by the DIV
il authorities for the class of crimes has
come to light. -. -.
The project submitted by France and
England to the Spanish Government
for the settlement of the Chillian diff
Guilty has been approved by the Queen
and her Ministers. ...-...r, 3,
An arrival from Gambia states that an
other great battle took place OH the 18th
instant. The Greeks report that the
Turkish army was repulsed. .,.,..
At Liberty, Mo-, threats have been
made by the rebels to clean out the Reg
listers, and destroy their books. There
has been great trouble, and the indica-
A Richmond publisher announces
as Just Ready, the Confederate SPELL
ing Book" His enterprise merits non
ularity for being SO little behind the
times.
Much attention is given in Georgia, to
the raising Of lea, Samples Of black tea
of fine quality, and of native growth,
have been exhibited, and it is said that
the plant flourishes remarkably we'll ON
the coast. .
The rebel stonewall Cemetery ct
Winchester Va-rwas dedicated Thurs
day, in presence of q large assemblage.
Ex-Governor and ExrGeneral Henry A.
Wise delivered the address. It was
. grandiloquent glorification of the
Southern "cause," and prophecy that
the dead Confederacy would shortly
come to life again. Union men and
freedmen We're excluded from any par
ticipation in the ceremonies, not being
allowed to look on only from distance.
The bears in New Hampshire have
become very bold this fall, and they
plumber the farmers orchards with Inn
punity. One of them was lately discov-
cred in tree. shaking off the apples,
while two of his companions, on the
ground, were deliberately gathering
them up. Fourteen ofthem were lately
killed at Albany, and one at Canary
Village, near the town house.
a Milwaukee young lady had her cap
set for rather larae "feller," but failed
to win him, when a confidant tried to
CON fort Ter with the words, Never
mind, Alv.iie, there is as good fish in
the sea as ever was caught" "Mollie
knows that" replied i,cr little brother,
'but she wants Il whale" 1tt @zt1#
Indian hostilities appear to have &C.
tually begun in Colorado. The savagcs
have driven off several droves of cattle
owned by whites, and murdered their
hordsmen. Two companies of United
States troops were sent after one party,
overtaking it. killing and wounding
quite number OF the Indians, and re-
covering about one-half of the stolen
cattle. Affairs look decidedly war-like
The Fenian Col. Lynch, convicted ct
Toronto, was formerly bo0k-keeper in
a liquor store in Louisville. He was a
Captain in the Union army, but had no
rank in the Fenian army He was not
even enrolled. -zar sU1T ma
Official returns from all Of the eountie
in Pennsylvania except Pike, show
majority for Gen. Geary, Republican
nominee for Governor, of Il, 700.