The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-06-17
NEWS SUMMARY.

. The Supreme Court Of Georgia hai
given decision that the negroes of that
State are eligible to office.
Latest advices from Paris indicate Sc.
rious popular discomfort, and we would
not be surprised to hear of revolution
airy war in France.
The Spanish authorities persist in
saying that the Cuba revolution Is all
over. 1t is--alI over Cuba. "t H
Emma Webb, the actress, leaves the
stage for the stump In opposition to wo-
man suffrage movement.
The Massachusetts, House OF Repre-
sentatives have passed the Prohibiting
Liquor bill to engrossment by vote OF
1874 to 80. s..
| A dispatch from Bombay reports the
wreck of the ship Great Northern near
Poe, near that port. Fifteen of the crew
were lost.
The Governments Of Chill and Peru
have formally recognized the Cuban
revolutionists as belligerents, and pro-
pose taking "hand in' against Spain.
The agent of the Cuban insurgent
Government is still persisting in his
efforts to secure the recognition thereof
by our Government, and seems hopeful.
| Vwnnty tAsoso~ssd cton" ct ~rfhfo al q
being shipped at New York for the
Turkish Government, who are also said
! to have purchased several ocean steam
ers at New York.
"A rumor has been circulated in Wash
ington that Secretary Borie will resign
his position in the Cabinet, and that
Governor Geary, of Pennsylvania, will
be called to the head of the Navy De-
! partment.
| Advices from Cuba state that two
! fiiibusterlng expeditions have recently
landed there, and that there are 1000
Americans in one wing Of the revolu-
( tionary army. Another great battle is
daily expected.
The bill for the disestablishment Of
the Irish Church has passed the British
Commons by Il vote of 36l against 241.
Thus has England reformed one of the
most illogical of her abuses, and guar
anteed anew her Irish possession.
Great disturbances took place i'm the
Montmartre district of Paris on Thurs
day night, but the disaifected were dis
pcrsed by the troops. Further disturb
ances are unprecedented. The elections,
SO far as reported, show tina; 1919 official
and 93 opposition candidates have been
returned. The editors of the Revert
have been arrested for conspiracy.
The great number Of mysterious dis
appearances excite comment in New
York. There are now on file, in the
Office of the Superintendent of Police,
descriptions of twentyfour persons who
have mysteriously disappeared in that
city during the past two weeks. Many
Of them are persons of known respecta-
bility. and a few of wealth and high
social standing. The body Of one of
them. Frank p. Woodall, an insurance
clerk, was found floating in the bay.
MAsCATINE, kEwASEE 4 EASTERN
II. R.-Mr. Bronson, President of the
above road, and Mr.. Doty, the Secreta-
ry, both of Kewanee, H., are now in
our city. BY the proceedings of the
Board Of Trade meeting last night, it
will he seen that they were present and
by invitation made a report of the con-
dition of affair, along the line, which
they have been inspecting. Their re-
port was exceedingly encouraging, show
ing that the people east of the Illinois
river are even more alive to the enter
prise than those on this side, where
nearly all the interest was heretofore
supposed To exist. Our own citizens feel
more than ever encouraged to push for
ward this important read aud vii! dc all
they can TO aid it Nuscutiac Journal.
June 1lh.
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