The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-11-21

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THE NEWS.
! AT recent religious meeting il Maine
a gentleman related his experience, and
said that he was first brought to learn
the SLOW state of Zion by constant
reading of il Democratic paper.
Dan Rice, the Snowman, who has
just retired from the ring, boasts that du-
ring twcnty-six years lac has given away
for charitable purposes more than a
million anda- half dollars.
A census just taken of the city Of
Washington shows population Of l00,-
600.
General Howard has reached Kew
Orleans, and assumed command of that
military district, embracing Louisiana
and Texas.
The negro suffrage proposition voted
Oh at the recent State election in Mimi
esota, is defeated Ivy Il small majority,
In Wisconsin, official returns from
f5rty-two counties, with reported major
tiles from all other counties, show that
the Republican majority will not reach
over 1900. These figures are somewhat
smaller than first estimated, after the
election, by some of the most enthusiasts
tic Republicans.
In Kansas, eighty-thrce representa-
tive districts elect twenty-five Demo
Gratis, the remainder being Republicans
and independents. Forty counties give
the following result: For negro suffrage,
1891; against it, l6,lei. For female
suffrage, $50; against it 1852. For
DISTINGUISHING disloyalists, 1880;
against it, 49, Gs.
In New York, official returns from
forty-eight counties, and reported major
tiles in New York and Kings comfy,
give the Democratic State ticket 80, 2S3
The official vote of Georgia foots up as
follows: Number of registered voters,
lss,647. Vote cast 1oG,ilO. For the
Convention, 102, 2s3; against it, 4,1o7.
The number Of whites voting for the
Convention was about 500.
1t has been finally determined in
Cabinet meeting that instead of submit
ting to Congress the annual Message
and Departmental documents ut the
session which opens this week, they
will not be sent in until the usual time,
ut the opening Of the winter session in
December.
4 dispatch from Fort Harker to the
1t. Louis Democrat says two men were
killed by the Indians twelve miles north
Of Fort Dodge on the 18th instant. The
bodies were stripped but not scalped. -
The same day Henry II. Jones was
killed near the same place and treated
in the same manner. The Indians are
supposed to be Northern Chcyennes.
An Omaha dispatch says the five In
dams who committed tho massacre at
kootenai Mines, some time since, have
peeh given up by the Chief Tor punish
ment, and three of them have been
hung.
AT Bangor, Me-, OH Saturday, sleighs
appeared in the streets, and exceedingly
cold weather prevailed. 0a f.4f
There Is danger of collision between
France and Italy. The King of Italy
has submitted an ultimatum to tho En-
peror of the French, demanding the
abolition of the temporal power of the
Pope. The Italians are exasperated
against French. Another outbreak is
imminent. More troops have left
France for the Roman territory and the
King of Italy has sent out the reserves
of his army.
The Hon. David Davis, administrator
OF the late Abraham Lincoln, made a
final Saffvar,apt g g. ~ -