The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-06-03
NEWS SUMMARY.


toms receipts for the 9Th to the "a IN
elusive, S3,67s, 45l. .y....
The Lizzie Major case is amicably set
tied. Spain will make formal apology
I TO the United States for the capture ana
Imprisonment of the American citizen
| Annibel aud also make proper compen-
sation to him. f.
! The story that Secretary Boutwell, in
tended to cancel the3 per cent certifi-
| Gates with a portion of the proceeds
from bis gold Sales, caused Il slight de-
cline in the gold market, and discour-
aged buyers. Business was quite dull.
The story is not authenticated at'the
Sub Treasury.
1t Is now stated that the claims of
Americans against Mexico amount TO
sixty million dollars. They are mostly
without real foundation being shrewd
speculation on the Treasury of the
United States, on the idea that Mexico
will not long hence form part of this
Republic.
The Indians are again becoming
troublesome and warlike in western
Kansas. a Scandinavian colony was
uit., and five of the colony were killed
before the Indians could be driven off.
Several persons have also been killed Oh
the Republican river lately.
Secretary Boutwell, has issued orders
to take effect on the LIST of June, fixing
his Office hours from to 3. He prohlb-
its the borrowing of money III antscipa-
ton Of salary, and establishes stringent
regulations against smoking. drinking,
and visiting among the employees OF the
/ Il 4 oil m
thirty days leave ufabsence in amy fiscal
| year.
The Central Pacific Railroad Compa-
nv in accordance with the decision of
! President Grant and the Cabinet, de-
posted with Secretary boutwell, OH the
18th ult., ), 1000, 900 of their tirstmortgage
bonds as security for the completion
and equipment of the road in iirst-class
order, and were thereupon paid the full
amount of Government bonds to which
! they are entitled by law.
The elections i'm France for the Corps
I.egislatif have resulted as follows:
Government candidates elected, 1913;
Opposition candidates elected, 80. The
number of the Opposition party in the
last Corps LegisIatf was 45. Among
the members elected are jules Simon
!
bly, defeated.
\ newspaper in the interest of Mr..
Seward asserts positively that all Of
| Minister Harvey's back salary, amount
| ing to twenty three thousand dollars in
gold, had been paid. An inquiry at the
Treasury Department books shows that
he has not received any salary since
1856. Ifhe has been paid, it was from
the secret ssEYfs Ha% ~ M Seward IS
the appropriation.
Third Auditor Clarke, finding an old
claim of the Government against Cen
eral Beaurcgard of ten dollars nd half,
wrote asking him to settle. Beaure-
gard, in reply, sends a bill against the
Government of SIG, 800 for trans portation
upon an order OF the War Department
IN January, 1851, to proceed from West
Point to New Orleans. lie also com
municates information that his rcsigna-
ton rs officer of the army was regularly
accepted, in February, 1851.
The following gentlemen compose the
Board of Visitors appointed to atten,
the Military Academy, which convened
on the first OF June: General Davic
Hunter. General w. q. Gresham, of In
diana; General Jno. Easton, of Tennes
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The receipts at the Treasury from
customs and internal revenue source
have been favorable for the past montl
avo,, ,,ro.,ta. tl,on ,IraaIv st,tau H.
tias no in,no,ts m th. oT,i, air ar,nnn
70 nhn,t si, n,o ana Mil, $780, rn'',,
internal ravrn,,a nra n..,r si7 nm mnI
! and viii hn h.arinr fnr ,ha o,,i,,
, north Tho dishur.on,o,ts far a.,
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Sio non ono wv 80 noo nnn i'''"''s 'e'0'
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cla' commissioners appointed by II.
llesldeh' 10 examine me Two lacill
Z Ia'iroauS, ''at To,,I, Nv VIII be II
V 4uireu 70 hiihg lhe lhloh laciilc up
F. hrat class foaa measured ny the stant
. ara o' inc best Eastern roads, or 800
} per hile, anu that -, l4,3i- VIII he r.
Al Iulreo ny me 'ehtla' racine iioaa
g. tne same eho or 9''oo- per mile II
G a!' eN,eiluco 10 eacii company wa
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- oI 20, w PEI iilie' te'i''ai l a,lnt, 2-'
q o'o,ooo' or III average oi 9o.'l''
TO i'ile' ia.n co'iil' mas % co"ie
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