The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-10

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| A terrible earthquake occurred in AL
giers recently, destroying villages. Many
! lives were lost. "a fl mr. ~ ~
The track of the Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific Railroad, which is being rap
idly extended westward, is now laid to
within fonr miles Of Des Moines. =. 81
BY direction Of the English Govern
ment, the sentences Of tho Fenian pris-
| oners condemned to death in Canada
| have been committed to Imprisonment
for twenty years. aa 4.W.atr
News has Just been received that Mr.
Lcihy, Superintendent of Indian Affairs
Of Arizona Territory and his clerk, nam.
ed Evarts, were msssacred by the In
diansin November. aaasyl .Y@fsts If O.
| One Of the sevcrest snow storms ever
known In England commenced on
| "Wednesday and was still in prd3ress yes
tertlay. The highways are biockaded,
and in London the underground rail-
roads are the only means Of .loconotion.
The United States Senate on Friday
passed the bill which repeats the section
Of the Coufiscation bill which empowers
the President to issue a proclamation Of
general amnesty when, in h inj Judgement,
it shall be cxpedicnt. 1t originated in
the House, and having passed the SEN
ate without amendment, 1t now goes to
the President for his approval 2'a@,@' =,
Governor Bulock's Message to the
Massachusetts Legislature refers chiefly
to State affairs. Massachusetts, expend-
ed $50 ,00o, o0oin the war. He fayors the
| constitutional! amendment and Negro
suffrage as the irrcvocahlc law of the
laIl,,.
1t is estimated that the Senate Com
miitec on Territories viii carly report
a bill providing for the Immediate adj
mission Of Nebraska and Colorado, On
the impartial suffrage basis.
The London TyHrs continues to cvince
anxiety on account Of the Alabama
claims, and urges their promt settle
mtnt. It says that this is the only lues-
ton threatening to :nvolvc england in
difficulty with foreign Powers.
T. Six suspected t'cnians were arrested
at DuhiIn Oh Wednesday night. They
ct.-ae from Liverpool, where they
had Just arrived from America. They
are supposed to he Fenian cmisarics. vn
The brig a. Horton WAS lost In a
storm on the nth ultimo off the Atlantic
coast. Seven of her crew reached the
shore but five froze to death.
! The cholera has broken out among the
hogs at Covington, Ky, and within a
few days several hundred have died.
rhc bodies of two men who were
lynched at New Tim, Mimi, recently,
have been found. They have been ter
! tibly cut and mutilated by the mob
! Twenty of the rngleaders Of the mob,
among whom are leading citizens of
| New Clm, have been arrested. Thc
Governor has sent the Attorney Gcncr-
al to New / I'm to see that q fair trial is
! had.
Ne have news from Gazette ti0 the
Porte, stating that a heavy battle has
been fought between the Turkish army
the Cretans, which resulted in total
defeat Of tho latter, two hundred Gre
tans being killed, and the whole army
fled in disorder to the sea, where the
! greater NUMBER OF the remnant crII,dr n
ed on vessels for safety.
Mexican gucrrillas have recently made
an unsuccessful attemptt to capture Max
! imilian. ..r-. "a
The Ohio Senate on Monday ratified
the constitutional amendment >
/ 1t is anticipated that the English
Ministry will dissolve Parliament rather
than permit The passage of the Reform
bill. The election of more liberal
Parliament viii be likely to be the le-
suit.
About two thirds of the city of Yoko-
homa, Japan, was destroyed by fire re-
Gently. Loss between 81 ,oooand 81, :
0o0,0o0
! 4 passenger train on the Sandusky.
Dayton and Cincinnati Railroad, from
Sandusky, Was thrown off the track by a
broken rail, near Green Springs, Satur-
day. Mrs. Demiss, Of York Station, o.,
was killed; Henry starr, ofDayton, was
injured; Hiss Hughes, of Thin, o., had
her 8 coliar-bone broken j.. Palucci,
roadmaster, was badly, and several oth-
CTS slightly, Injured. plssicians are in
attenda1ce. The wounded arc being
cared tor i,N IS flc citizens -. II
IN The Missouri 5vAate la. aided the
constitutional amendment.
Il President Johnson was presented with
i gobbler weighing. fifty dye pounds on
ii Christmas g. - E~Nst ~. - :
| A Washington gossip says: It seems