The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-09-02
From the Iowa City Renrhiicn n

THE RAILROAD BONDS, We have
said but little about the Railroad bond
question and some persons seem 10 a.
sume that their payment, + to t., no
ton we think will prove fot to be well
founded. We 40 not believe the fpnp,
pie of Johnson county are vet really tn
tamely submit to be eskinne,Ioanaaa hun
dred thousand o, more dollars for tn.
Lyons swindie. The idea IL, MOS. in
dustrionsly attempted to be insttifei in
To the people of this county that, sl,pv
can't help themsclves--that there II -
longer legal remedy. Wa nave pom.
ty of lawyers in this city paid farIclling
this story as often IA thew ret> tf,nu,,'
We have one editor ut lea :. taL5 WHrk.
mighty cheap ii ne tells II WILTON; ,4y-
There are several parties ia ina county
who are marve!ousiy buy 4ls,cI.,stla- s.
ting the same idea. Th"r rfaiiin - b,.
devoted solely To the puhiisT good lcy-
''$ 10 save expense, seein- ,4ut sgr have
got the bonds 10 pay aHA!,oS. :, 81 liut
theh z.@'i Is suspicious it II FaarA RI px-
e. IS q! the Importance of the matter
Cost and accumulatipsssLre not beyond
the increase pf vnluatisn, ", that were
We Y pay m nowJall tllNx II csnin1cd We
would ~ ias~essed no higher rate fpr DO
paid NJ frat. But We regard ali sneh
considerations of small acsaytasls when 1
people Afe.C4llesl nlrsn u pay. I claim
TINT has uda III Il niie tfemexat sf Nislita
OF equity. In the case III the I.ven.
bonds there IN not shadow Of found
atioRln right for denMntiinr pnyp.nt
fhey were All Itnmitipascd sMindle.
hnd are so admitted to be hr those who
are h"" pressing their payment. But
'''ry say /" ~, However outrageous
,hr"it'H we havr got you aud youyaur
h"ip Yourselves. SO fork ovetH Ir the
n""r'' ni tins couuty are truo 10. tharu
selves they viii kHOtr pretty ihorpuualv
tl'ot they curl't help Themselves D"Iore
ti''A 'aln"iN submit to the eNtrrtion p
Nrn"i "niy lave the right hut ,,e
HhN" Hr i'i'" on our side. All tie
e"utt~ OF Iowa agree that these bond.
~ law af" perfectly invalid A. ,l,A.
dfi' mi -h"lv on iowa law for thGfr
character IAe Iowa courts can alone ,}.-
d"rnilnr that character and i, anoih.r
court attempts TO u~urp Jurisdiction and
"F"fftt" out coutIS ii b. 'ou,cs r,,r I.rri,It,
'"lt~i ih"rue>tipn to the utmo-t vhdiH
e. this shah be done.
IN"h%ors EXHIBITION o. rnv+t,-.
IN" greatest exhibition o. 9nv,r af
Nhl"h We have any knowlglgt WA. .ih,,
"'h@' ut the Round Downclin, Dover
En&!and. january %, 1913. The chr
WAS 30 feet above high water u.arI;
ana n projection of it prevented a ut.
rect line OF the Southwestern Inilroai
oeing taken To the mouth of Shaty.-
sprarc tunnvl, it was resolved t. ,n.vn
tn" obstruction by blasting. Tbrrt
~ a inI
the chalk rock. Nine tons or pnsyJrr
were placed IN the bottom Of the shaft,
arranged IN three separate charges,
which were fred Aimu,a,n,rI~f, Ia,
means OF powerful vo!taic hatteric-. 4 =,
soon as the current Wa sent th,u,ig'i
tile wires, low, faint, inAe~rrihatls
s"hterfan"an rumble. was heard ai,i
Immediately after the bottom # ftt,,,t,r'
began 10 bulge out. aud thrtl. aI,nu-tt
lmh"diatciy, about 500 feet in breadth
"' ''e summit beg"m gradually tnIt ran
nay 10 SILK. There was tlp roariua.u>.
i''"'i'h, II busting out of lire. ltp ,,f.,-
''''' ana "rashing splitting Of rocI,.
"h''' comparatively speaking, but very
'''''e 2m"k" For u proceeding uf
mighty and irresistible force. il lad "a.
We or nothing the appearance G.. .n,,,
IN" rock seemed as If ii had g. ......uf
''> @oild Tor fluid nature, for II ,..i.t..I
IKE stream into the sr. wbj.r-
''''"''c" "i on" huttIred yards f.pnlua.
oa@e' hN tins blast one million t5a,> -
i"'H were removed, which would OH