North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-05
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immigration west of Denver to Salt
Lake has been temporarily suspended on
account Of Indian depredations.. |. The
Territory of Montana is excited in lconse-
qucnce of Indian outrages. The settlers
are organizing for defensive and offensive
warfare. .... President johnson is 10 visit
Boston on the oath of June. Latest adj
vices from Mexico indicate that Maximili
an will certainly be shot or hanged by or
der of President Juarez. From fifteen
to eighteen feet IF snow fell at Denver and
vicinity the middle of last month. y. The
snow was so deep that the stage coaches
were unable to proceed across the plains.
The trial of j. II. Surratt will COM
mence on the 10th of this month";. ...An
effort is being made to cause the removal
of Gcn. Sheridan :. :. Castor Dartios, the
fllibuster in Lower California, has been
sentenced to DEATH. ....Work commenced
at Albany, N. Y, May "a, preparatory to
the erection of the new state capitol......
Advices from South America, by way of
Europe, show that the Allies decline to
treat for peace, except upon the basis of
the secret triple alliance. This action
causes general dissatisfaction......T The New
York Herald asserts that secret circular
has been issued to Fenian circles, calling
them to arms, and that fifty Thousand of
them are ready for the field, with fifty
thousand more to come, if need. 1t is
understood that the French government,
besides buying the formidable Dundcrberg
in New York, has bought the, iron-clad
Onondaga of our government. She is now
in European waters. The contract price
has not been named, but it is believed to
be about one million of dollars. The
Stonewall has been sold to the japanese
commissioners for 100000.
The terms of the fight between Aaron
Jones and McCool have been agreed upon.
1t is to take place within fifty miles of
Cincinnati. The purse is 81 900 side.
1.-The Tycoon of Japan has agreed to
the request of the foreign ministers to
open the ports of Osaca, Yeddo and Ne
geta on the LIST of January, lS6S......An
exchange says that the latest styleof bon
nets consists of an amber-colored bead
worn on top of the chignon, with a thread
of lavender silk running through it for
strings. Ladies should be careful not to
omit the bead, for they would be out Of
style and might take cold......A party of
senators and other dignitaries are en- route
west of Omaha on Buffalo hunt. The
house judiciary committee have closed the
impeachment investigation and report no
evidence warranting an impeachment.
They, however, passed a resolution of CEN
sure minister Romero has written a
letter to a friend, in which he states that
the Mexican Republic will be charged with
fear rather than credited with magnani-
nifty if Maximilian's life is spared. At
the same time, he does not expressly favor
his execution. Count Bismark propos-
es to retire. .....A letter from the Foreign
Minister of Paraguay to U. S. Minister
Washburne expresses the determination of
that country to fight out the war with
Brazil to the bitter end......The King of
Holland has 81 gned the Luxembourg treaty.
49,. Vienna is about to be fortified by the
Austrian Governmental. Twenty seven
hundred and fifty emigrants arrived at
New York on the lst inst :. -. The Boston
Post, learning that the London journals
are discussing the question whether ''dis-
severed head retains sensibility," recon-
mends their editors to come to America
and ask any ex-ofice holder.
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OBITUARY.-Last week we mentioned
the death of George w. son of James and
Ellen Taper aged 10 US, 6m's. Weare in
receipt from one of the ablest men of the
state, of a lengthy obituary which cannot
appear in this issue. GEORGE was one of
the most amiable young gentlemen of
North Iowa, and his young companions
will do we'll to emulate his virtues. Rev.
Moses Policy delivered an appropriate
funeral address.
We tender to our bereaved friends the
hearts sincerest coincidence.
DEBORAH is ahead of all the towns we
hear from, in point of business. On Sat
urday last, from three to five hundred
teams visited this place, and things looked
lively indeed. A stranger remarked that
he "would rather have the money taken in
by the business men of DEBORAH Ton any
single day. than that taken by oil the bus
mess houses on the McGregor Western
Acknowledgements inelAl-d. -Decordh
1t is not proper for McGREGoR to OBJ
ject to the self-pufing of her small sisters
and we give our lively little neighbor the
benefit of our circulation.
THE CIRcus.-On Saturday prepare for
fun. The Consolidated Circus Of Magin-
ley, Carroll & Co. have built a town of
boards on the fire district to post their
cards on! The show-bill itself is worth
so cents sight, and the extraordinary lib
crafty with which they distribute print
ers ink in ere'y respect satisfies us that
they succeed in pleasing the public. Let
us see them. .r5e,
Ice CREAM.- CoNANT, of the Times
Block Restaurant, has opened his cream
accommodations ladies can iayite their
husbands and their beaux to walk them
down to the foot of Main Street.
GOODWIN Howe also opened a Lemonade
and Ice Cream Office last night. Goodys
place is near Woolliscrofts store, on Main
Street. Keep cool.
POP BEER.-Emile SchottIe, the Baker