The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-07-29
NEWS SUMMARY.

England 10 America, IS pToJecteu.
.s.Nsgotiations are reported to be IN
2aoDef.l prDgress looking to the lnde'
pesaence of Cuba. " ~
!oTYrAa laying If the French American
Vkl4gtai,I, cable was completed Monday
at Duxbury, Mass.
rrrhn,y persons were killed aud sixty
il,iurcd'hya cOIIiery explosion ut st.
!. Ms4ehs, England, last week WedGes-
tiNVlttf@ tt.& s@4" f...
IA Berlin letter says Bismarck will
soi,,, retire from public life, owing to
I'll eaIth, Garibald's strength Is
Steadily failing, and his physicians
predict his death in few weeks.
Orders have been issued to the Span
inrds in Cuba not t. bring in any prls-
uners hereafter, but to kill them on the
sspot The Spanish troops at Baracoa
have recently captured and shot sixty
rebels.
The Central and Union Pacific Rail-
road Companies have agreed to carry
fruit from San Francisco to New York
at five cents per pound, and immigrants
from New York to California ut $50, and
from Chicago nj $50.
Friends Of Griffin. the Ell Iineer of the
freight train at the Mast Hope disaster,
SAYS he had been deprived of sleep for
forty hours previous Ia the accident. 10y
service ordered 10y the Division. Super
ihtendent.
The Irish Church Disc>,ablishment
bill agitation in England has subsidized,
tie House OF Lords withdrawing the
more Objectionable of their proposed
amendments, aud agreeing upon COM
pis
became terrified 10y the threatening
storm Of popular indignation.
All Male, last week, fovty-three per-
sous received degree of Master of Gem
tlemen Arts; five Bachelors of Law;
sli,c Doctor, Of Medicine; twenty seven
R;scheiors of Philosophy one Civil
Engineer; and four Doctors Of Phiioso-
hhy. The Bachelors of Arts of the
Graduating class number III.
Jet Davis il living the life of Cain
and bearing Gains curse. Recently his
southern admirers in Paris started
Subscription paper to buy him house.
The total amount put down was $50.
His punishment is worse than hang
ing. :..r ...
.(ien. Carr surprised "A village Of Chey-
essales and Dog soldiers on the llth
inst. Fifty-two indians were killed
aNnd seventeen women aid children
w4ete captured, besides 800 animals, ST
lodges, 40 rifles, % pistols and quanti-
tN.,of camp einipage. Two white
women, taken prisoners Oh the Saline,
were with the party.
,.AtAAlrian IInifa u senSnfinn WAS ere
ated hast week by Miss Gertrude Mann,
who walked Oh the Springhrook Park
n in II
aad thirty three minutes. She is "a
Young woman. of the township of
Isunie. She showed but little fatigue at
the end OF the twenty-five miles, and
waited To. go in aud complete fifty
,,liies, but was dis>uahed from her pur-
pose Everybody Went to see her,
Weston being among the spectators.
Spain is again IN state of warlike
coinnloiion. The Carlist party, whose
object is to place Don Carlo. on the
throne. are afning, and ii general rising
is. art icipa,ed. The first battle was
Tough; ON saturday, in which the Gov
crAment troops defeated the Carlists.-
Tue. Origin OF the Carlist party dates
back to ls25, when old Don Carlos,
btsther at King Ferdinand VII, con-
spiled against the rcigning Sovereign.
The statement that Secretary Fish
has given authority to land the French
cable AT DuXbury, Mass, is not correct.
The Secretary does not consider that
he has the power To Z i've such authority,
rs ii belongs exclusively to Congress-
The Secretary simply expresses his
opiuion that with concessions which
tn, Gable Company proposes to make to
the United States, Congress will proba-
bly, not make amy objection.
The War Department, on the l4th, re-
ceived a letter from General Candy
giving official returns of the late Nir-
ginia election for the cities of Richmond
and Norfolk, and forty one counties
They foot up thus: For Walker, Is &c.;
Wells. ~ ,406; Walkers majority so far,
is !, 2256. The vote for the constitution
was l05,932, and against, 3,iS7. The
majority thus far against the test oath is
about L. l75. The small vote against
the Constitution shows that the utterly
impracticabie class is not large one,
anu this fact is regarded 10y the officials
as full OF good promise.
Ex-Governor Hahn, of Louisiana, ar
rived 1T Washington from New Orleans
Saturday night. He gives Il most cheer
full account of affairs in his section. The
sugar, cotton and corn crops are all
heavy, and cotton is believed 10 be safe
from the worm. Animo>ities engendcr-
ed by the war ANA subsequent political
contests, in Louisiana, are dying oui,
antttlle social quiet that prevailed be-
fore the war j, rapidly returning. So
tal. rs he could learn III passing through
Mississippi, the Dent movement there
has few Republican supporters. He
anticipates great u>iiie~S activity
throughout the South the coming an
tumn il tile crops turn out as Is now cN-
pecled.
The full and free conferences between
Secretary Fish on one hand, and the
Flenh Charge IA fairies and Mr..
Watson, agent of the French Cable
Company, Oh the other hand, have APP
pareatiy resulted in an agreement UNI
der which the cable viii he landed and
nut ut WORK. The agent, il is under.
stoul, ,o-,DvrrOw, viii file paper in
be.sail OF ,ae company. pledgihs it to
abide Js any conditions Congress may
imls,se. to The cod li,at there may be
no i.lonopoly Of trjvi.eIge~ ma rights.
This is all our Government naS.. and
all that was embodied IN the bill passed
last winter By tie Senate, and iayorab1 y
reported in the House. II sucl, paper
il filed. the Government will make no
objection to the iuuding and working OF
the cable.
The Cuban prisoners at TT, Lafayette