The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-10-05
IOWA sTEws.

ference will be held at Vin1en.
Frost has appeared as far south a.
Montgomery county IL, this State.
EE FL Jo,.es1ce county lsasore hundred ard six
| miles offaiiroad built and being built.
The Iowa Central Railroad will be
completed to Northwood by The Itch OF
October.
A few days more and the Dubuque
water-works will be in operation, the
first in the State. q
The Orphan Asylum, at Andrew, held
fair last week, which Melted $3.50 to
the institution. .@s
James Kapple, of Winthrop, fell dead
at independence, on Monday, while
buying a railroad ticket.
Onslow is the name ola new station
on the Midland railroad, four miles and
a half north of Wyoming, Jones county.
-. On the 23d inst, Vim. Lef1ingwell
and wife, Of Muscatine, celebrated their
50th tirthday-golden wedding. y
large number of their descendants were
present.
The Southwestern Railroad Company
is building three thousand dollar depot
at Clinton. The Age says: "a big
thing! Selah!'
Morey, the slayer of DR.. Hershe, of
Muscatine, had the fingers of one hand
cut off while working with machinery
in the penitentiary at FIT. Madison, re
Gently. Another effort Is talked of to
secure his reprieve.
There are 500, patients in the Insane
Asylum at Mount Pleasant-too many
for the capacity of the building, and it
Is with considerable difficulty they can
all be provided for, SO says the Mount
Pleasant Press.
A Miss Cowan lectured at Shellsburg
Friday evening. Stats, of the Neaos
finds a new attraction in thoughts gath
cred from the lips of the fair lecturess,
herself" An attractive field to gather
from, 40 doubt.
The State Register tells of IA Minneso
ia girl recently discovered ia Iowa
running away with her fathers horse
and disguised in boys clothes Accord
ing to the Register she wore the boys
clothing over full suit Of female dress,
which must have been inconvenient, to
say the least.
The following is the list of patents is
sued to Iowans during the week ending
Sept. 10Th !; Piano truck, G. 4. French,
Davenport dust-pan, J. Is. Morgan,
Davenport; liquid measuring can, c. NJ.
Bridges, Leon, Decatur county water
elevator, james Curtis, Ottumwa;
weather board guage, Geo. w. Tinsley,
Biakesburg, Wapel!o county.
According to the Council Bluffs Non
pariei, baggageman on one of the rail
roads le fading into that town made an
aw ful discoevry lately. He observed
very offensive odor arising from trunk
for Chicago. \ detective was
called, and the trunk broken open, but,
instead Of finding Il CHASTITY corpse, such |
as have been found in trunks of late,
hey found fifteen pounds Of genuine |
cheese.
\ theft entered the house ofihe editor .
If the Red Oak E1pyess. The editor
cared him out. The ElpreSs next day |
ays: This morning we bad our dishes
ND stools and iron spoons on dress pa. /
'aie, and found TO our satisfaction that |
hey were all present. Whoever he is !
Ne forgive him, for he had Il hard time !
# it, and We iuo" that he did not find
worth carrying off: lie un-
loubted)y made very bad mistake.
Among the interesting cases at the
Circuit Court in Jackson County, was a
uit for personal! injuries sustained by
Wilbur +. kcCarron at the hands of
Antoine ZelIer, William Speith, John
and William Elsner 1t
viii be remembered that Mr.. McCarron,
Who is "a State Temperance Lecturer,
lad rendered himself obnoxious to
hese parties 10y his zeal in conducting
under the prohihltory law,
,enee the assault. The jury brought in
verdict Of $1,000 and costs against the
defendants. Two criminal indictments
gainst the same parties for the same
'ttense, are now pending in the Dis
riot Court, now in session at Andrew