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

- oG NEWS.
The President denies that he will nj
IF sue the course with Congress indica,
e. IN recent Washington specials to NJ
~ York papers, in case of his SUSPENSE
H. during his impeachment trial.
., 1t is said that the South will ado
as negro suffrage without fiinching, if Il
es negro shall first be educated to prop
4 degree Of intelligence, and each State
OF permitted to adopt its own plans. Ag
Id There Is now but little doubt that pr
=, position for holding Convention to r
: ! organize Louisiana and Alabama, und,
y the Reconstruction act, was carried /.
l. the recent election in those States
u These are loyal tr:umphs
The old Mayor of Nashville, who re
: fused to give up his office to- the ne,
Mayor, who was chosen at the recen
, election, Oh the pretcnae that tho clcc
ton was illegal, was compelled to sue
cumb II superior force" Monday
The Military escorted him out of his Of
fee, and put the new Mayorin. ~.
+ Complete returns of the California
election show that the total vote east wa.
%, which Haight re4,"',.ed 80 "'''
Gorham. 1922, and Fay, 1000
Knights majority over Gorham is 1907.
The average Democrat majority is
scarcely more than half this figure
Gorham publishes an appeal to his sup
porters to help elect the Union Judicial
! ticket in October.
A young man, named John Robinson
while out hunting on Nor day near
yort Wayne, Ind, was leaning on the
muzzle of his gun, and draw ing back
the hammer with the toe of his boot,
trying to sec how far he could pull il
without danger. He drew it too far, and
the gun went of, blowing of ne of his
hands. and lodging the whole load in
his breast killing him instantly.
Letters from Lagrange, TeXs.s, state
that the number of citizens rel naming
in that town is barely i've hur ,dred.-
The interments reached twenty. four in
two days. The disease is provin & fatal
In nine cases out of ten. Every house
is filled with sickness and deaf h, and
whole families are swept away. The
disease is spreading through the cG untry.
There are no provisions in the tow n, and
the country people will not venture in
with products. On the 9Th instant not
even meal could be had to make Cruel
for the sick. Business has ceased en-
tircly. The stores are closed, ne wspa-
pers have ceased publication, the Jail
has been emptied Of its inmates, who
fled in terror from the scene of dcsola-
ton.
While the English and Americn press
give Us, day by day, column after COL
umn on ritGalism and ecclesiastical mil
iuery, few have a paragraph on the
stubborn fact that, in the diocese Of
London, 200, o0D children are without
schools In Manchester and Stafford,
10, 900, and 100 900 out door pauper chill
dren in the Kingdom arc totally unedu-
Gated In 1894 there was one day school |
for every | ,033 Of population. In one |
district there are 100 parishes without |
q school. More than one-fourth Of their |
soldiers cannot read, while the church
men aud statesman are moving heaven /
and earth about the gowns of the !
Bishops
Beefin the interior of Texas is three |
and half cents per pound.
Senatar Sumner has twenty-nine en-
gagemcnts TO lecture in the West at 500
each.
Some one estimates that there are o. |
900 hostile Indians east Of the Rocky /
Mountains. 1
\ nlan in Alexandria, Va. who spent
q legacy Of $1,000 ia one year, ia pow in
Jail for stealing chickens.
Maximilian' body, it is reported, was |,
on exhibition at y small price Of adnis- /
sion in Querctago. The doctor who en- !
halmei the t,oiy cat Off portion Of the /
hair and beard and peddlcd it ont for a |
considerable sam. When Maxamiian's |
hair gave out he got the relics" from !
other heads.
General Grant has issued another re- !
trcnchment order by which the price of
the committed ration, which has for
several years been one dollar, is reduced
TO fifty cents, and communication for
quarters, which was formerly eighteen
dollars per month, is now reduced to
nine dollars.
The Mobile Register learns from cot
on factor who has Just returned from
an extensive tour through Alabama and
Mississippi that the prospects for n crop
az much better than was Anticipated
some three or four weeks back. If the
warm, dry weather continues, the
" orms will entirely disappear,
,.taribald has written a letter. in
which he says the Romans have the
right which all slaves have u rise
against their oppreSsarS, and il is the
/ duty Of Italians to help them in their
. struggle for liberty. lie hopes his fell
, loW-patriotS Viii not be discouraged by
! their reverse. and eXhort, them 10 re-or-
A., ganlzc and march on again to the liber-
alton of Rome. The letter concludes
! with al, n,,Dt,al n tho ,,,np Of a., 1 il,nr-