The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-04-18
Jke Jipton Adpertisn.
THE NEWS.

perInltteu enuSttn0ntS Tor M1ximlllall
J. service to 80 on In Havana, our Gever
10 ment has taken measures to call him
account.
The election "for" and against" cal
Ing = new State Constitutional CONVEX
ton In Maryland resulted in favor of tt
Conventionists, which IL virtually rel
el victory, the object being to repeal til
i rebel Acknowledgement.
i The rebel and copperhead press are b.
: ginning to jubilate over Southern Co
Ored Conservative meetings. Durin
the war we used to hear occasionalI
J but they could never be identified.
A Toronto (Canada) dispatch says 81:
} British gunboats are ready for servic
on the lakes.
The Sultan of Turkey threatens to de
, clare war against Greece on account O
! the instruction troubles on the Turkish
;. frOntser. .,a
The New Jersey Legislature has re-
fused to pass the Eight-Hour bill 10y q
large maj ority, and also refused to strike
the word white" out of the Constitll-
ton SO as to allow negroes in that State
to vote.
The damage by the recent floods in
Tennessee, between Chattanooga and
Bristol, is estimated at SIS, 100000.
Foreign advices indicate that all the
nations in Europe are actively preparing
for war.
A Fenian engineer has been discov-
cred in tho act of.taking plans of the Ca
madam side of Niagara river, below Sus-
pension Bridge, and another "scarer is
the effect
The Wisconsin Legislature has passed
the resolution submitting to the people
an amendment to the State Constitution
extending the elective franchise to wo-
men.
The trial of Fenian prisoners in Ire
land upon the charge of high treason,
commenced at Dublin, on the sth, but
were yesterday postponed until the I'D
instant. The prisoner Massey has turn
ed Queens evidence.
The United States Senate ratified the
Russian treaty by vote of 81 to-. The
cry for more dominion, and the urgent
appeals from Senators from the Pacific
slope, swept all before them, and any APP
peals for time to examine, or talk about
useless expenditure, We're in vain. 1t
now remains to be seen if the House
will agree to vote the seven millions TO
carry it out. Fessenden and Yates are
the two Senators who voted against the
treaty.
AT recent public meeting in Man
chester, it was resolved that "all persons
III town, owning dogs, shall be muzzled.n
One passenger car, three freight cars
ana baggage car were thrown off the
track on the Portsmouth and Concord
Railroad Friday forenoon, near Camden,
and precipitated down an enbankment
fifteen or twenty feet. Several passen-
were badly injured, but it is believed
none fatally.
The United States Supreme Court
room at Washington was densely crowd
ed Friday, All the Judges were present.
The Mississippi rcncostruction iniunc-
ton case came before the Court on a mo- /
ton to file the bill. Attorney General
Stanberry made a lengthy argument in
opposition to the motion, denying the /
original jurisdiction of the Court
Robert }. Walker spoke in its support.
On the conclusion Of the argument in /
this case, Oh aries O'Connor moved for
leave to file the bill in the Georgia case.
Chief Justice Chase said the Court
would take the motion under advise
ment, and If further argument was de- /
sired, counsel would be notified.
Lucy Stone and her husband. DR. !
blackwell, are stumping the State of
kansas in favor Of female suffrage. This
question is becoming an important clc-
mcnt in the politics of Kansas.
The English fleet, which sailed for
Cadlz early this week, took out per-
emptory demand, made by the Brstis,.
Government on Spain, for instant re-
dress in both the cases of the Tornado
and Victory, which were recently cap
tured by the Spaniards and retained for
'' 49, N'"I'Nioh VI bSiIS lIlcHueu
for the Peruvian navy. To this sum-
mons the Spanish Government has
made an evasive reply in regard to the
steamer Tornado and has given no
answer whatever to the claim made in
the ease of the Victory.
/ General Sic<les as Commandment Of
| North and South Carolina, has issued
| orders for the relief of the people from
| distress by creditors and for the regula-
! ton OF matters generally.
The United States Supreme Court, on
Monday morning decided that it could
not receive the bill for an Injunction
against the enforcement of the Recon-
struction law, because it has no iurisdic-
| ton in such eases This settles the
rebel hash once more. What step they
will take next, remains to be seen.
Mosquera, the President of the Central
American Republic of Colombia, is
carrying things with high hand. He
has arrested and imprisoned Murillo,
his rival for the Presidency at the next
election, and siAty-eight Senators and
| Representatives, by military force. and
has broken up Congress. He is expected
| to attack Panama, which State will then
declare itself free and independent.
A dispatch from Fort Mcpherson, Ne
| brarka, states that the mail party from