The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-13

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gos Another attempt upon the life Of the
E0pesOr Napoleon was made Thursday
afternoon. AZ he was retiring from tbs
-EnoAnvieW In tie Champ Dc Mars, &C
companled by the Car, some one Ia the
crowd Of Spectators Aired shot Of the
g4aoarriags, th0ush, fortunately. without
ad0dng any harm No arrest has yet
becu made. is assss.ts 81 ssas 3-.
-. .Advlcee from Crete conhrm the pre-
vi0us fep0rts tlfht The Turks were badly
an tle4exsed, sud tiic Grctans successful Ia
ea~SveEy encounter Eiia ST. III s#0@ f.
qsa'v Our latest atkiecssfsAm Mskfco state
That the Ats 81 Aaxiiaaisn iastaiande-
81 ~. r. I4a.,ypn .,sgt ~. gasss gas
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while he mil his royal suite were riding
szseat In = carriage. A pistol was shot at
fiim, but fortunately missed its aim.
taf,,l General sheridan has appointed Hon.
Benjamin F. Elanden, = prominent 10y
aitst or New Orle4iis, Governor Of Lou
sss9isiana, Thomas J. U0fant having de-
Alinsd 70 acUspt the position.
gtsii6A foot raes OF Ave miles for $500 aside
was won at Aurelia, C. W., : Friday, by
Ike Rooney, of Brooklyn, N, Y, in 2G
minutes "A seconds. 81
n The Forrest divorce case is at last APP
etiproaching an end, and Mr.. r. will be
~isoDmpelIedl to pay some so, 600. Legal
-ssinges,nity has fought this result for u
II dozsn years, but'the last resort has fall
Dexter and Lady Thornc trottcd their
q second match At the Fashion Course,
- New York, on Friday. The match was
re- mile heats to wagons, best three In, Ave.
DcxAer won tho three first heats. Time
81 22 and 2:se, the fastest time to
~vagonson record. q
W. General Sickles has Issued another or
derJnsaking it the duty Of civil officers
throughout Moth Carolina and South
caroiiaa to maintain the public p as
/. In another order the Gensrai Appoints
= Board to prepare rules Of registration.
The Board has already held ono session
IN Charleston. Among its members we
notice the name Of Mr., Helper, author
-ofths once famous .Impending Crisis,
IL appears, from latest advices from
NeEsco, that Maximilian was betrayed
into the hands Of the Liberals BY false
friend-General sLobez-who sold out
the whole Imperial concern for $4,000
cash In hand. On finding himself and
his officers and army prisoners, he sur
q rcnArred his sword asking to BIZ protect
~ ed from insult, and requesting that j,
any Of the party We're to be shot he be
be the first to be led to execution. Al
latest dates, however, no executions hat
taken place. a..>
The New York JTor,d perceiyes til,
dnal triumph OF universal suffrage lin.
Ysclnding womanhood suffrage. even
looking through its Conservative spec
faclea It says that Kansas will un
d donbtedly be the first to confer thi
afiavor' at its State election in Noven,
Der next.
Left Davis is said to be spending hi
tir1c.in Canada chiefly in the compan
'ofJ NJ Mason, OF Trent difficulty note
riety, and, during most Of the war, rer
resentative Of the rebel government /
England. Being released from the care
ass office,ithey have ample time 70 revie,
their past REASONABLE career, and, it ma
be, to concoct new schemes of rebellio
and treachery. -
Il 1t would seem that the ex-rebcl Ger
Longstreet is proving himself one of tn
most sagacious and efficient laborers /
the work of reconstruction in the South
He Is reported to have written a lette
recently, in which he says: THE Mi
tary bill and amendments are pean
offerings. We should accent them :
such, and place ourselve. upon thcn, .
ts.astarting point from which To meet n
turc Issues a. they arise" If other lead
cU In the late rebellion would eyinc
equal wisdom, we should hear fewe
seeeMElaiats shout tho despotiem Of In
North. 4pd see more practical proeres
n the restoration, Of the prosperity Of tn
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