The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-11-14

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just received . vsratct Of $500 against
the Rock Island IAilruad Company. IL
1868 Mr.. Cook Ut on passenger train
Yithsst q 49, The confucf9i ~
he refused 70 psx On the ground that he
endeavored 70 nn1chase . ticket before
entering tns W but The ticket ofi1ce
was not open. HI was thereupon put
Oh the train, x lit followed and the
above verdict y H. result =" N-'..s,'
The contun9 W lawyer Bradley gos
his deserts IL De Supreme Court p
Washington. On Saturday. The court
confirmed tie decision Of Judge Fisher
debarring him ION practice mall courts
Of record il tie U4strict. This confines
his business u IS before Justice q
the Peace. MneR Interest was manifest
lin the ca, there, being about two
hundred lawJqE- present. later hear
ing Robert ]. Walker and Brady him
self in his own behalf, Chief Justice
AsNer osnsleioA a. -~.-s~-- 4h-
court. ..
Members Of COngress express dscid-
ed opinion that the current stories II
threatened violence on the part Of the
blacks are without the least foundation,
bat are manufactured and telegraphed
North for effect Another sensation dis
patch concerning the case Of negroes at
. public meeting was sent from Rich
mOnd last night by the. agent Of, the
Associated Press there. This is the
same party who sent . manufactured
speech attributed to Hunni-
cut. .Well-informed parties, who have
been in Richmond for year past declare
that the negroes are q peaoeably dis
posed a. ut any time since the surrender:
and that IL any trouble occurs it viii be
the fault of the whites. On "Wednesday
last two hundred and fiftylnegrees were
being fed by the Freedmen's Bureau, In
Richmond, vino mad been discharged for
voting the Union ticket; and these con-
stituted little over half those discharged
The Democratic majority in New
Jersey is about l., 0O0. lsass a.,1 ,attg a-#ss-r
Full returns in from but few counties,
but all received show heavy.
Democratic gains, though the State has
given Republican, majority Of 500. d
The Republican majority in Masa-
:husetts il about 10000. and the Demo-
ratio majority in New York is at least
IS ,0O0. 4~G1 su ss.ga#. .l7a-. -s.4
The majority for the Republican State
icset in Wisconsin is about 5000, and
he Republicans will have a majority Of
twenty-five on Joint ballot in the next
legislature. .sHgsS .7HzHaz HH15 aI H=S= 4
Maryland gives 40, 600 Democratic ma
ority, and when the election news
cached Liberty Town, in that State,
he copperheads showed their true colors
y hoisting the 'played-out'' rebel FLAG. !
Our advices from Minnesota indicate
hat the negro suffrage proposition was
arried In that State at the recent elcc-
ion by majosdty Of about I, 600. The
majority for the Republican, state ticket
; In the neighborhood Of 500. !
Santa Anna, who was recently tried
nd sentenced to death in Mexico, has
cen pardoned by President Juarez-
t all events, he is released, having ar !;
iyed at Havana 80" #E #s5 n5e7I /,
England's poor are crying for bread.
hey can find no work to do-.io wages |
b Garland the consequence is that
tarration stares them in the face. -
bread riots are getting common. Those
t Exeter and Administer have been
uelled, but Others have broken out in
Their towns in Devonshire. 8t4@ats5ssz
Itappears from a statement of Gene ral
'rant that there are at present only 1900 |
roops in heregion around Washington. |
he President seems to think the num-
er ought to be increased. It il believed
hat General Sherman, on his return to /
will he placed in command
I that department. nj
Garibaldi isnow in prison at Vigeyano,
4 Piedmont. He claims that he, Is . |
itizen of the United States, and de- |
nands his rights and privileges az such,
nder the law of nations. The qAmeri-
an Minister, Hon. George, p. Marsh,
1T Florence for Nigesano, to visit the
ieneral. zs... ....,,s III
A terrible hurricand recently swept
yer st. Thomas and other West India
stands, doing immense damage on sea
nd land. Many vessels and lives were
ost, and there Is much suffering from