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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-25
1i.e Tiptpu Sarsrtistr,

-. AA~.rts.er~.-Allt transient Local and Special
,r,ice and transient Advertisements, must be PAID
for in advance to secure Insertion.
Editorisi Notices or Advertisements In the Local
columns will b charged 20 cents per line, each insef
Inn
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-25

MORE than two hundred passes to
the Reunion at Des Moines have already
been issued by Captain Wolf. @@ ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-25

LET the Soldiers Reune, but am 60.
ing to leave my measure at the Big
Boot
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-25

CHEAPEST AND BEsT.-Mrs. Whit
combs Syrup for children Is sold by
druggists for 25 cents bottle, and IL an
admirable preparation for infantile dis
orders
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-25

See advertisement of DIR. Butts Dis
pensary, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide-in another column.
It should be read by all. 30y1
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-25

A RAILROAD MEETING will be held
at the Court House tomorrow, Friday,
evening.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-25

You' generally find what you want
an, RE D, tee is always satisfactory at
the Big Boot.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-25
To All Whom may IL Concern.

Notice is hereby given tn at there is now on
Court of the state OF Iowa, within and for
within and for Cedar county, the
final Report OF Russell Cation,
Guardian Of David Il. Thome and Mary NJ
Thome Minor heirs of James A. Thome. dec q.
asking to DO discharged, and the first day OF
the next term OF said Court commencing oct
2ith. 1870. IN set for the final hearing thereon,
and said Guardian will be discharged IL 40
sufficient objection be then made.
WM. ELLIOTT. Clerk.
WOLF & I.ANpr, Atty's for Guards. 3wa3
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-25

RAILROAD MEETING at the Court
House Friday evening.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-25

A FULL liue of Boots and Shoes just
received at the Big Boot.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-25

HATS, caps, gloves, hosiery, canes
umbrellas, &c. at the Big Boot.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-25

DON'T leave town without calling Mt
the Big Boot.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-25

SOME of those new goods will soon be
arriving ut Casad & Gilmore's.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-25
To All Whom II May Concern,

Notice is hereby given. that the application
Of Julia Carl, widow of John l. Carl, dec q,
for ad-neasurenent OF dover by referees In
the following real estate, to-wit:
The east 4 Of the northwest "a, and the east
y OF the southwest Il, and the northeast \, and
the southeast "A Of section number thirteen
tl3), and the west n of the northwest II, and
the northeast Il OF the northwest u and the
northwest 4 Of the northeast OF section no.
twenty -four (24) and the northeast Il OF sec
ton number twenty three t23,; and part OF
the north part of south part OF the NV u Of
a OF section twenty(N), all in township eighty
~, north. range two o. west of the 5th p. m.
Also, the east OF the northwest u Of section
twenty nine go, town ship eighty (s0) range
one ~. west 9Th p. M, filed by said widow In
the office of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court of
the state Of Iowa, within and for Cedar coun-
ty, on the 18th day Of March, 1870, ask ing the
appointment Of referees to admeasure and set
OFF her dover in said real estate was by an
order OF the said Circuit Court, at the April
term, 1870, thereof set for final hearing at the
August term of said Court, when referees to
admeasure and set off said dover will be ap-
pointed IL no sufficient objection be then
made. WIN ELLIOTT, Clerk
Wolf Landt. Atty 5 for Julia A Carl. 3w32
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-25
Iowa City Commercial College
@- AND
IOWA CITY ACADEMY.

IOWA CITY ACADEMH.
g This COLLEGE which has been in continuous
and successful operation for three years, with
a very full and complete Course Of Instruction
n every department Of Book Keeping and its
collateral Branches, is fully prepared to meet
the demands Of all who want thorough Bust
ness Education.
The ACADEMY will open its first term Septem-
Der 18th, 1870. with ample facilities for furnish
ing instruction in all branches usually taught
in such institutions, including vocal and In
strumental music.
Special arrangements have been made to
prepare students for admission to the Univer-
sity.
Normal Glasses will be organized for the ac-
commodation Of those who wish to review
their studies preparatory to teaching
These classes will continue six weeks.
For full circulars address
32wt VIM. McCLAIN,
Supt and Proprietor Iowa CITY Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-25
10 BOOK ACCOUNTS 70 d XIII.
'.0UR CORNER. {"

Is constantly and extensively
supplied with
Queensware, Glassware,
StOneWarc, WOOdenvwarC,
Table Cutlery, spoons,
MfrrOrs, Toys,
Chimneys, Lamps,
Kerosene, &c, &c.
Depot for MasOll's
.Fb.2lM Jars. This is the
only establishment in Cedar Co.
which makes the above line Of
goods a speciality, and is able
to supply these goods at lower
prices than before the war.
PRICES AsroNIsH EVERYBODY.
r. NJ. SCOv
e, Agent.
d Star. q - Combined. All the
, .e,,ATsH .ers. S Fancy Astcr ana f n,r
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-25

liminary survey for the Iowa South
western Railroad was completed by the
arrival, on Tuesday evening of Engi-
neer Irish and party at this place, hav-
ing located the line from Clinton. The
survey made now comprises two lines
almost entirely across Cedar county
from Louden aud from Clinton to Tip
ton, aud from Upton toward Iowa City
ria the Nicholson Greek and the Cedar
Bluffs routes; two lines through great
Ell part of Johnson county; and q limo
to Sigourney, in keokuk county.
Mr.. Irish, the gentlemanly and &C.
compiished Chief Engineer Of the sur
vey, assures us that the route by either
of these lines will be fully better than
the average of Iowa roads, which is
saying good deal. The estimates are
to be made up in full at once, whereup-
on the cost Of construction will be posi-
lively known, as well as the relative
merits of the rival routes.
1t is truly encouraging to learn from
Mr.. Irish Of the territory through
which the road will run, and especially
of the feeling with which the enterprise
is regarded along the entire line. He
says the line from Clinton to Sigouyney
crosses hardly half dozen miles Of
unimproved land; aud 1t Is not only
improved, but we'll improved and very
valuable, with buildings on almost
every farm that speak for the wealth Of
their owners. He grew particularly en-
thusiastic regarding the stretch on the
Clinton !iue from the Wapsie river to
this place. More beautiful land, nor
showing better evidences of y cultiva-
ton which has been and is highly re-
munerative, he says, does not lie out
doors in Iowa. And the feeling
throughout is all that could be desired
The farmers have unanimously express
ell themselves to him rs reody to help
with right of way and generous sub
scriptions. ....s..-
| All this, as we said before, is very
encouraging, and gives assurance that
continuous and we'll directed effort will
give us road and all it's advantages. We
are aware that our Directore, Messrs
Wolf and Dean, through, NJ. Wolf AZ
the active agent, have Zone all in their
power to keep tbs Dall moving. and with
good resn!..s. But they, nor no few car
do everything. All the many interested
must show it by giving noe their actiut
influence and assistance to the success
- the measures upon which the projec
ia II art dependant, as we'll as thei'
,noter;o, aid when the time for tina
sh,,, have a, lived. This kind Of bein.
81, favor If ;. ilroad," and this alon'
is the renuine and = ,eluable article.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-14
The Negroes Victory.
From the New York Independ,

From the New York Independent.
1t is done. The Fifteenth Amendment
is ratified. All men are equal before the
law. The long struggie-beginning with
mobs and continued through rebellion
has at last ended in a peaceful and per-
.nanent victory for truth, justice, and
right. How comely it is in great ma.
ton to do an act of" goodwill to men.
What patriot does net rejoice in his heart
of hearts at this illustrlous triumph OF
political equality? All history cannot
furnish another such instance of render
ing good for evil as lie seen in the benefi-
cence of the conquering North imposing
as its only vengeance on q defeated
enemy a measure whose object is towork
out the peace, happiness, and prosperity
of the Southern States. The Fifteenth
Amendment is the noblest section of the
Federal Constitution. On how many
cabins in the Carolinas the sun shone
with an unwonted splendor on the day
of President Grants last message The
Southern black man and the Southern
white will be benefited alike-the black
because he is no longer oppressed, the
white because he is no longer an oppres-
sor. But this freedom has been purchas-
ed at great price. How much, precious
blood would have gon, unspilr, how
many honored dead would have been
alive to-day, had this Government dared
to be just, not in 1870, but in 1850! How
this ratified amendment, and the fearful
price we have paid for it, rebule the
compromising charlatanry which tricks
tiers called .stasesmanship in the DAYS Of
Calhoun, Webster. and Clay ! From the
beginning to the end of time the saving
will continue true, !. First pure. then
peaceable.". Bitterly has this nation
learned Gf, indeed, it has yet learned)
that only through justice can govern
ments arrive at peace. And long, too
long, has this act Of justice been Deferred
s The negro fought for our iforefathcrs in
he days of the first Revolution, and
Washington, was not ashamed to share
his blanket with him under soldiers
tent. The negro fought second time,
until "evory drop of blood drawn by the
lash" was repaid by another drawn
with the sword" It has thus taken two
baptisms Of blood to anoint this .lowly
man to citizenship But at last he stands
the equal of every other citizen on Amer
lean soil. We salute him with an all hail
He is as welcome is ifhis face were white
with the SHOWS of Mt Caucasus itself Be-
ing 2 mans let him be treated like .
brother;abeing'a citizen, let him be t1s n
ored as an equal. And lin the midst of
ire general rejoicing ct Il special ben,
dlction res, on those brave men and wo
men--7the pioneer abelitionists-wll..
evil and good report, for thirty
years and more, in the midst of a woke.
ana Perverse generation, steadfastly de-
manued stlle immediate and uncondi
tlonai abolition of Amt rlcan slavery"
nese men and Wnmen-sornes Of. whom
are dead, but Others still living--are the
heroes and heroints of the hour. Let us
cheer them with the most lusty of cheers.
ana crown them with the most honored
Of crowns.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-14
Great Bargains in
Chicago Lots Z
The south east quarter of
Grants Addition to Chicaoo I

Comprising 90 lots, is now for the e-s, limo ~.
iereo In the market. These lots are four miles
upon perfectly smooth ,rairie~slonino Hontiv -
the east, and the neighborhoud free f,oS6, S,;5n
or Va esSry CharacIer The improvements now be-
their value. "0o ~
DOUGLAS PARK,
one OF the new Western Parks lies within 1870 rods
THE BOULEVARD,
$50 feet wide, connecting Central and Dono,oa
,, arks passes along the north side of the sAddi-
RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
s"V ieet Wide, now being constructed atan expense
lnthe UOV per %e making the finest drive
passes with 10 rods ON the south. AS an
Investment! 81.
OF ones ors self family no better opportunity
na! .nese lots mutt advance in value az the neigh
,"IIng improvements progress, and that they win
command FIRST CLASS residences in very short
For the next Sixty DAYS
pr until withdrawn from market. thew vii, no ~
fered at less proportionate rate than land anv-
amere In me vicinity can be purchased for by the
PRICE-$15O PER LOT
., % feet front by feet to an alley or GO per
CORNER LOTS 5000.
terms OF sale-fos single lot. caeh two to fOur
ots One-naIi cash, balance in one year with inter-
est For larger purchases longer time will be DIV
en- If desired. -0 "-'' NC CIV
FIRST Customers have the first Selection.
Title Perfect.
only three removes from Government Full wap-
ram ee deeds will be made by Levi Grant Maps
ian be seen at the Office of A. G. Cole. Kenosha.
FOR further particulars enquire of
oV JOSIAH BOND.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-14
TAX SALE.
COUNTY TREASURES OFFICE. !
Keuosha. April lat 1870,

Kenosha, April LIST 1870.
L HUGH 9cDtRMOTT, Treasurer of the Coun
ty of Kenosha, DO hereby give notice, that on the
second Tuesday. being the 18th day of May) 1870.
l shall sell at public auction or vendue at Conr
House in the county aforesaid. the following des
eribed lots. pieces or parcels of land so much
thereof NAV be necessary TO pay the taxes.
interest sno charges thereon for the year 1860, TO
wit: sale to commence at ! o'clock =
HUGH MCDERMOTT.
Aw45 ,,,untv T'rpasurar
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-14
2 WASHINGTON ISLAND.Y
5 ". ". Or. Sec. 80 T. 9 r. %.

DorRnce--lot IS blk SUISSE aHk3 sst- n
Truesdel- at of lot Is blk thence par
with sec line to point opposite to Of n v
cor blk lot 81 thence to sec line thence on
sd line TO Govt pier thence WY along sd pier
tos line or lot Ii thence ely along sd line
to beg eAtE H5 ~
Fisk--com 20 rds and Al rds OF cor of sdqr
thence W 20 rds 22 rds g 20 rds 8 % rds t. beg
except part taken for Maple & Middle st
Farrell com 90 rds and So rds n of cor oil
7 sd or sec thence is rds W 20 rds 4 IS rds e q
" rds beg -
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-14
within so IT OF line of ed lot thence W 10

within SO It OF n line of ed lot thence TO
beg lot ! blk As s or
G Runals-com as # of W cor of sd blk thence
% IT thence 100 # to alley n % # thence
W 100 # to beg blk IS 8 e or
G Runals-com at W cor of sd blk thence 24ft
thence To- IT to the alley thence "a #
thence W lOO IT to beg blk IS 8 or
q Runals-com where the W line of Exchange at
1ntersects the line of Wisconsin st thence
% IT thence to line of lot l blk 46
tnen renee 90 IL TO Exchange ct thence to
Il Wood-com where the W line of Exchange st
crosses the n line oflot 9 blk as thence W
On " line oflot 63 # thence to Wiscon
Gin ut theme, w on line of Wisconsin ST
81 IT thence 20 IT thence w to line of
Main 81 thence % # thence l IL # thence
r 10 ilne OF lot thence con sd 8 line to
Exenange st thence n to beg ex that pt
taken for an alley through sd Blk 46 8 e or
James MacLay.lot blk AZ 8 or
Fl r Schoff-e hf of lot blk AZ q ar
8 lot blk AZ e or
d MoLtanye-n 40 It of sd lot and # off alley
saken up lot blk IS e or
n 20 - & Of lot and # of alley taken up
Hargret Baily offs 4 of blk SOS or
e Blinn-com lao # e of W cor of sd blk thence
e l4o # thence to line of blk thence "
l4o II thences to beg blk So or
David Crossit-the n hf of hf of sd lot lying be-
blk 50 e or
Est of Anne Quarles-the hf or said lot living
between Main and Exchange SITS extended
=, lot blk 59seqr .TF-E
w III Noole-W al OF that pit of sd lot living he
tween Main and Exchange sits extended lot
4blk SO 8 e or :
N Hyde com on line of Exchange ct SO # q of
n line OF sd lot thence to line of ed lot
thence ely tos cor of sd lot thence My
toa point 90 IT of cor of ed lot thence
W to beg lot blk 50 e or
S. W. Or. Sec. SO T 2 e %.
W Goodhue-w hf of lot blk 6sw ar
j Holmes-com on said W line of lot is r. of n W
cor thence G to line of lot thence to q +
cor thence w to W cor thence n to beg lot
blk 8 qr3 g
g Runals-e hf of lot l and blk7s wor
James Ryon-lot blk II wor
j Montanye-lots 8 and blk i1swor
:" lots 6, z and s blk II g W or rn8
James Maclay--lot 10 blk ID ewor
James Turley-lots land e1S OF lot blk Is or
- &" also lot 10 blk 1873 W Or
DURKEE's WESTERN ADDITION
W. Or. Sec. 81 T 2R. 80.
G Runals-iot l and Q blk $50 wor
James MaclaY lot 10 blk 152 w or
Herman Sal mon--lots a. and AZ blk 1854 w ar
eli Hunt-lot IS blk 1858 wur
Unknown-s hf Of blk 1853 W or
FIsK's WESTERN ADDITION.
Fisk-all in city limits bounded on the by W
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-28

NLD DIR. HEATH's many years exreri.
~ encc in curing the debilitated and diseased
disclosed the startling fact that threefourths of
those suffering with Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility,
Erhausted Titality. Consumption, Cancerous AGsc-
tions. Disease Of The Lirer, Epilepsy, PARALYSIS,
aud Diseases Of the Kidneys and BLADDER, were
caused by ard could ny be cured after curing them
of Seminal Wedknes His immense practice has
made his treatment rs near perfection possible
Many Of bis patients had paid from 500 to $4,000
for medicine and treatment before seeing him. No
bcter proof that patients cannot be cured without
searchir {; examination of all symptoms and compli-
cations, and scientific treatment by m experienced
physician Those at distance Can ne cared at their
homes without IN interview. Advice free AT 40
Broadway, New York. There are many unsuc-
cessiul phy sicans DR.. HEATH will merely say ho
sthe author of two elaborate works on Medicine
and Surgery and one on Chemicals.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-28
A LEEGHENY VALLEY Es

Kew line to Buffalo, through The OF Regions.
JUNE s, 1870
GOING eourU.
Oil City. Franklin. Psrkcrs er. Pltts'r
mail. e,e0 Il m 9,55 am t2,2o PM 600 D m
Day EXP, 2,0pm 2.33pm d33pm $50 m
Night Ex, e,sO y m l005 pm l,0sm roo a m
GOING SOPTr.
PiusburE Psthors. Franklin. sr O, City
Isy F1p, l'tn a m l148am I,SBpm $50 p m
way losrn3o oa m a,25rm 6,30pm TN5 i n,
NIGH ES, 800 pm $50 Dam $50 am $50 m
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CARS ON Might
fNpless trains both ways between littsburgh and
Cory.
Mt. ., !. J. LAWRENCE, Gen Suit.
1Hos NJ KING, Asst Supt.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-28
Philadelphia a. gIVia IS. Il.
SUMNER TILE liable.

On and after Monday. May 3Oth, 1870 the trains
on the Philadelphi s. Eric Railroad will run as
follows:
, 1870-09-26
lack Of porular authority. Al.osether, each
urrn.dcrs the condition o: FEa 100 more
1,itia}}n -

Judge Strorg, Of the tinted States ST.
I.rs,np Court, hsa decided that the Income
Tx Inv expired on tho 31st Of December,
1869, SO far as relates to all income re-
ceived after that date- Consequently, he
decided TIM. railroad and othor corpora
sions. making dividends upon the business
# 1863. but not .tayah1e until after Janu-
aEy 1, 1870, wore not liable to the tag Of
5per cent required Of. them On such diyi-
deuds, and not liable to the penalty for non
payment thereof. From January to July,
1876 there was no Law imposing a tar On
incomes of 1s70. The Judge comedies the
power of Congress, in July, to levy ta1
On The incomes Of 1870, but that is a new
law, and a refusal to pay the. .ta1 in Janu-
dry waa not violation Of Law. The divi-
dends and other incomes since January,
1870, are liable to tho tax imposed by the
act'of July, 1870, but not to any tax i'm
posed by any previous law. The pay
menta made to the government OF taxes
on dividends made after January, 1870,
ere large, and will have to he refunded,
Congress having permitted the Income
Tax law to expire, and failed to renew it
for sir months. The result ia tha. the cor
portions will only pay the reduced tax
imposed by the law Of 1870.
, 1870-09-26
REPUBLICAN, CANVASS.


Appointments OF Speakers.
.:rse.nor X. j. oGLEsBf viii speak as fol-
Iiv1acrc. 7nurtday. s s~psemhes *, ate p.m.
Frrpr,f, SATURDAY. Octohet J, at 9 4. m
MY. Gsrrc1l. Monlss. 0cfober 3, at r. n. =
pplu. Tuesday. October. I. II p n
lGaut,, "Wednesday, O:taber !, ut n. m.
lr,rretor. Ttusr.ay, Ortoher &, ut 2 r. M
a:nlva. F.t,l1v- ta.ulsr :. vt D. m.
t;.e<tn.r. Sasurst7y. sNtnt,er !. at r. m.
t;nvrr.tar tteEe-hy will sI~ss only ~ announced
~ hts committee.
The following are officially announced By ths
st ats ttntta1 C*lnmits4e:
rraa,, sn III. >. i.Srs. = wi % sneas a. follows: " ~
Monmouth. Aondsy. stptfmher -
NquaEEa, TDcss'ay, september g.
7Aledo: "Wednesday. September =
Sterling. Friday, September 30
Morrison, SATURDAY, dct9beT1 !.
SIC more. AgEdat, oetnbcI l.
Wnodssocs. Friday. eos0her1.
.Aurpr1. Saturday. Octoeet
Geuetal 1esan vii speaE ohly AZ announced by
~ t;eae1M s1 T T. i. RATES, State Treasurer, viii
s'f fsns, = wednesd.y, octohcr
yxnaA1l& ThuFst1y, 0ctn&ser6 e.
Ceut17lta, Friday. October :.
Duquotn, SarurtAy. October &
Anna. Nnn.1as, Ottnlscr Ia.
1siiestf1r, Wrtaiesday. Oeto5er IT,
IsIr4tn, Thursday. October Ia.
.JrraryytTlr, Friday, Qctasfr H.
Jacksanrilc. SATURDAY, Octa1cf Is
lincoln, Tuext1y, October Is.
Hlonmlnet n, Wednesday. October IL.
flktn, Thursday, Dttntse5 81.
Tt1.1ia, Friday. October T.
t;ateknnrr. SsrurdxF, October o.
Nars.u,, Monday, October e&.
Mrn iotA, Tuesday, Ot:toher g
Bxus, "Wednesday, Octnbcf -
sterling. THURSDAY, October y.
Fut:nn, FTday, Octotef g.
frrrrNrt, S1tufdzy+ Ocf0bct e.
t;alt-fx, Mnntiay, 0csnhef 81.
R'etfmf, Tuesday, November
f.tctn, N't-lnrsti.y, Snyernhere- 2
4,itrt, FTt,.Ay. SnvrSnfxT 4. ....
Tin.. CAEPAR BCTZ, candidate for STATE
I1t.au Commissioner, wt}t EV.ak As follows:
Exlrr 1t,s-S.s1F, nrtEt1sr 4.
Ne.nipnlfs- Weaneatsy, October s.
.:u1rt.cda, ThutxtA{, Octobcr6 6.
, 1870-09-26
ITALY.


new f0RK, Sept. 24---A special correspondent
Of the Tribune te1esrarns rum F1orcnce, Thurs
day:
'4cadornars entry into Rome caused Immense
eathrs asu-
alt Is reported that the Pope Invites the 1tat-
ian occupation Of the Leonluc City. but the report
is unau,hensica:sh-
The city Is divided limo nye military ,itst.irts
the Pope keeps the IsalcntiuL Aa Italian
guard has been placed at his service.
"Gar1halds Ii still Il prisoner, but unE1nIcsset
The fiehtsclte Is fKtd tar the ri Of .totcr-
NEW YORK, Sept, GA F1ufcncc t!espateh re-
p1rts that Gs1iualal has csclre.i from Caprefa
FLORENCE, Sep1. 2t--On Friday thu Roman
populace tire tIuw. the eseutGhcons Df the fof-
ei9n hGatltns Mhesc thry re.r cambtue.a with
The tapal af1ns- When thuse Of Portugal were
attacked, General Cad1rna tnserposed. He ex-
p'atEed 70 tie Portuguese uba.salos, ant! pr.r.-
tsed hts protection hereafter. lie Immediately
Issued proclamation 70 the people, denounciug
such excuses a. violation Of International law.
anil Linz: scsrsc penalties IN case the law
1tssncss wss rcucwcd.
In the latest c.u:t,!ct FOR the occupation of the
city Of Rome, In: fcF OF the Penttdch force were
Killed. The Wun.i..s3 ssr aacertnlucd TO h. Lfry-
five in number.
flsesGo l. to vote on the l.tbi.ei,e on the d of
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