North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-27

them and yet they are successful. The
people have triumphed.
vox rorClI.
Oct Goth, 80.
News and Items.
It is announced that Spain will i'm
mediately take vigorous measures fol
the suppression of the Cuban rebellion
and that all the captured leaders Of the
republican movement will be summarily
executed. The press strongly urges an
immediate election Of a king, and sug.
gests the elevation Of Espartes to the
throne for life, and the designation Of
the duke of Genoa as his SUCCESSFUL.
1t comes across the waters that peace is
certain between Prussia and Austria.....
Efforts are to be made in France to an
nul the decree of 1851 conGscating the
property of the Orleans princes. Re-
port comes from Washington saying
that Grant is satisfied with the result of
the Virginia election in July, and with
the selection Of Senators by her legisla-
ture and will urge the admission Of the
State as soon as Congress meets.
Northern Florida is reported to be in
state of instruction. Troops have
been sent forward. Gen. Prim has
announced to the army the suppression
of the Spanish rebellion. The full
official vote of Pennsylvania gives Geary
majority of 1896, and Williams, for
judge of the supreme court, a majority
of s, 7O3... ..Ex- President johnson was
defeate d in the contest for United State
Senator in the Tennessee legislature
and Henry Cooper was electcd......A
French savant predicts that the approach
ing winter will be remarkably severe
one. 49,. German pipe makers say that
meerschaum is humbug, the clay cost
ing the same as that used for common
brick, and it is only desire on the part
of noodles to pay twenty dollars for an
article worth fifty cents that makes them
at all sought after.
It is estimated. that all the gold in The
world could be put into a space Of twen-
ty feet square and the same hcight....A
Washington dispatch says that no less
than four bills are already prepared and
will be introduced in congress in Dec
ember, providing for the funding of the
public debt into four per cent, bond,
coin interest. Some of the bills pro-
vide for sinking fund in addition.
Prentice, of Louisville, calls George
Francis Train, ga cipher hunting a
figure, to pass for something" ......Fed-
eral ofice-holders in Texas are not
allowed to support Hamilton for Gov
unless at the expense of yielding thei
commissions. In no case yet, has on,
been allowed to exist, officially, after j
was definitely understood that the pais
, official was supporter of Hamilton
for Governor.
There was an alarming earthquak
I; shock at Boston and eastward early OF
Friday morning Mr.. Gilmore, Q
, Boston Peace Jubilee notoriety, mad
!, $780, 900 out of that little affair. .....Al
+ altar costing 100000 has just bee,
: placed in st. Stephens Church, at Ne,
York. That sum would go good wa
Q in furnishing shoes and bread for bare
o footed and starving helpless ones, an
g the prayers of those who attend on di
it vine worship at the St. Stephen would
t doubtless, be quite as acceptable j
), high heaven, were they sent upwar
: from much less costing altar.
- In Milwaukee the mercury in ii
10 thermometer reached eight degrees b
e, low zero on Monday morning.. 1t
ie q fact not generally known that the FIR
lg telegraph operator who ever read
Ne sound, was Nova Scotian.. T.
CT United States Supreme Court at Was
:. ington decided that the military cou
- in Mississippi exceeded its authority
y trying .Yergcs for murder. The ca
RS will now go before the civil courts of t
st state...... "Why don't you trade wi
N me-" said close-fsted tradesman, t
j. other day. The reply was character
ID tic: "You have never asked me, s
., have looked through the papers for
- invitation in the shape Of an adverti'
= nent, and found none. l never
- where am not invited"
m st. Louis is to haze another pri
nb fight soon. Mike McCoolc and To
n, Allen are the candidates. Ian I
"a rising and violent revolutionary demo
10 stration was expected at Paris vest
90 day, on the occasion Of great mecti
&c of the Liberals. -. The Old and n
he School Prcsbyterians have agreed
w unite. The basis for the reunion Y
'et ratified by two-third vote. TIL.
en- will be six cclipses next year, but nc
H. Of them will be visible in the Unit