The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-03-21
svxs.gf or LATE NEWS.

..t SFMAlkf or LATE NEWS.
!. At the terrific explosion which toe
= pIacc near Nenia, O., on the 18th inst
about ten tons of powder, which Wa
1 i'm the lighthouse, expioded: every We
} tigc of the building being blown ava,
= ard two men, Jasper Luck and Ira Nj
III Managan. were Instantly Killed and hol
riblv mutilatcd The latter wasthrow
n distance OF three hundred feet from IN
: building. and literally blown 70 piece!
= his bowels blown out, md his limb,
% hands, feet. and other parts OF his bod
being scattered here and there. IN
other man was badly mutilated, eein
i blown agreat distance from tbs building
l. Every hsiiisfing whiting a quarter al
4 mile was injured by the force Of the eN
n!oSion. which also blew the glass on
J of the windows OF houses two miles dis
tant.
: Advises from Tennessee say the col
: ored yeorle are holding political meet
, iags. and that they adopt resolutions ia
, dieating thai they viii vote in the ean
Ing election the way they shot" ia tn.
war-whfch is a neat way OF stating
their purpose. and Is clear and neat
tits now alleged. probably with truth
that The reports Of a fraudulent over-ls.
!
ment. were cencocsed by the bulls" In
the gold market.
a Advicss from Georgia state that tie
efforts a. aT~sass LA. gsc~sglc n. that State
Ia re-organsza under The Reconsideration
Sc are fSas Success stli also thai rlischIev-
Gus sgitsE0gs are a. work lnta2i2iag tile
pgeiadicss and passions Of r~c~sad color.
and ssFasiag the blacks asaiGsi the
bites. ss
The Paris sE.s Position III be inieru-
ally opened on the first day Of April -
The s-aa.,---st s>s.e::.. s::ssiisss VII. take
place al q later day.
Il A dispatch announces The burning Of
half the business portion of Albany, Ga,
! Cc'one, George w. Clarke Is announc-
ed A. United States Marshal for Iowa.
The United STATE, Supreme Court
Justices Chase. WAYNE and Swayue
ss;ssentins-hsSe decided. in the New
. York tax Gases, thai National Bank
shares arc taxable by tie States. The
decision If the court was the same a. had
been rendered i'm the eases by the New
York supreme Court and the Court of
Appeals. @
Panama correspondence TO March It'll.
reports the prevalence oi yellow fever
Sixteen deaths from the disease had oc-
Cured on board the United States ship
Jamestown. The executive officer Of the
John q. Adams died on Washingiou's
birthday, and the Paynaster and anoth-
CT officer were in a critical condition.
The New York Herald says the pres
ence and prospective condition Of the Ia
Dor market is exciting considerable in
terest among the working classes OF that
city. Advanced rates of remuneration, ]
with few exceptions only, are contem-
plated by men of building trades. Ship
building is dull. and the mechanics en-
ployed axe working At reduced wages
The present unsettled state OF the labor
is unparalleled.
4 report from the War Department
shows that the money voted for subsist-
ence stores issued by the CommiS~ary
Department of the army to destitute ref
ugees and freedmen in the different
States, from Ig!y Isl. IsG5 IL December
Slst 1895. was five hundred and thirty
nine thousand four hundred aCltwe1-v-
nine dollars.
The excitement nj the Central Head
quarters al the Feaian Brotherhood in
New York, is g!lahaIed. An important
communication ws.> geseivt<. from the
Executive ctficsr ofThe irish Republic. .
announcing that war hE3 c@fn,nenge. t4
in earnest, and that the movements so
Tar were Ilr.e4l feiG;s - cover laore s
important ones which will b. made be-
fore MANY days: also stating that the
u2Cu were In good trim for the fight. aud +
anticipate Success. Stevens aa- been in &
Paris 10. some time, but is. practically, .,
disconnected with the movement.
Chief Justice Chase DECLINES to ap-
point Registers under the Bankruptcy
act until the Supreme Court shall have
decided the question of the power Of
! Congress toimpcse upon him the duty
OF making these appointments.
\ gentleman who has lust arrived AZ
Chicago from New Orleans Gays the
; Mississippi river. Is at present, thirty
miles wide ct some points. caused nv
The great overflow. He gives a @al ac-
count Of the damage and suffering along
the river.
The Senate Oh SATURDAY night. after
an aii-night session. pa Sc, the suptle-
menta-y Reconstruction bill. with sew
era. amendments.
P. S.-TAe House has coacarrei in
some Of the seEate's amendments, aud
scut II back.
\ legation Of Ftniaa cffi las rad
an Interview vi ! the President OF ~at-
ac3ay. He q: missed H. give serious
consideration t. the request FIR a gcs,a--
a!E.iaa 81 The Aailiga7ent rights ct he
EUG.a:tS In &3=p8E war Nth 9-~eat BRIT
ain. aud assured them that measures
8r1e III p-es.rE 10 -teGre the release Of
American citizens BOW in the CUSTODY q
the British Government ~ prisoner
\ London dispatch nf re-te rfas saws:
The Reform h3li. which i To - brought
into Parliament by Government to-n3ox-
row. viii give the right of Suffrage u,
ratepayin- hnGsehoidars. after Tvs, wears
Ee !sieaca: 10 men paving oae rc8nd
yearly taxes, ng having thirty rounds
III funds: and to ali member. .s the
learned professions, and graduates 81
uaiyee>f ties. The bill also provides sor
a L!5een pound franchise in counties. 4"
\ Washington dispatch SAYS. Ma
merogS letters have Leea received here
showing an astonishing revolution III
public sentiment with regard tu ,ise Re
construction hiti recently passed ly
Con-gess Tor that purpose. II has al
Eca8y met with much favor tt,,tsi fgs,ea-
iaeGt citizens i'm The excluded States. ynae
weEe first earnestly opTo-a8 so il. Nir-
s4nta i'll accepting tisr 5e~ns~ rras4a~s-sI.
WITT y Spge't5y followed bv Nil The ata h.