The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-10-16

I1ouise MnhIhach. the celebrated
German novelist b dead.
Il communicaaion by the telegraph
c.h,e between Hong Kong and Sing
arore u interrupted.
II is reported that an armed body Of
iusargent troops crossed from Texas
into Mexico.
General ]. d. Imboden ha. brought
. libel suit for s.. 900 against news
paper in West Virginia.
The cases OF typhoid ,ever In Lon
don are daily increasing in number.
! and alarm Is felt in some of the infect
ed quarters.
The number of deaths at Shreveport
/ from yellow fever has thus far beet
/ over 40. More than half the popula-
ton bas 4 d.
Several conflicts have occurred be-
tween the inhabitants and the soldiery
al San German. Aauadilla, and Cay
eyiares. IN Porto Rico.
! A London Times special dispatch
/ from Paris says NJ. Theirs, Oh his re-
turn to the city will assume the lead
\ ership OF the party of the Left.
! In consequence of the money crisis
| the University of Virginia has made
arrangements for credits TO all stu
dents tenn poraIily embarrassed by tbs
same.
The cous1lates Of America and othei
foreign powers at Omoa. In Honduras,
have been Quilted by revolutionis;s
the town was bonn ba rded by British
vessel.
The last division Of the Yellowstone
expedition arrived at Fort Lincoln
ID. T., on Monday, Sept. 18th. The
scientists Of the party have taken their
departure for the East.
The election for Lord Mayor OF Lon
don took place on the 2oih, anu re-
suited in tile choice Of Mr.. Andrew
Lusk. at present au Alderman an
also member of Parliament
The ceremony of turning the fir
-od .or the first Railway in Persia TOOK
place recently at Re-hd. IN the pres
ence Of leading Persian officials aud ri |
the Foreign Consuls.
President Grant has signed the Pos
tai Convention between the Unt.
states aud the Government oi N-a
oundiand for the exchange OF pot
ards by The addition Of oHe cent posi-
age.
The National Council. Of the Ortr
81 United American Mechanics was i
session last week at Philadelphia
Every State Council was representa-
The next meeting will be held
Cleveland. Q.
The colossal bust OF John Howar,
Payne, the author Of Home. Sw..,
Home was unvailei at Pfo-pec
Park, Brook lyn, on the afternoon .
be 9th ult., in pre.euc. Of va
multitude Of people.
Secretary Richardson recommend.
he quotation Of exchange on Grea
Britain either in dollars and cents /,
he pound, or ia pence aud fractian-
0 the dollar, and urges those inter.
sted to take steps for the speedy adop-
ion Of this method.
A Yale graduate who visited III.
omit Of Elihu laie, founder of Ya..
'ollege, recently reports that To.
tones are fast crumhiing 10 deca,
nd suggests that fund he raised b>
be Alumni for tie erection OF mon
ment aud statue over the grave
Joseph Arch. Preideut Of the Agri-
ulturai Laborer-' Union Of England.
ccompauied by Mr.. Clayton, are il
'oronto, guests OF the Ontario Gov
rnment. The Labor Reformers o.
boston are preparing to give Mr. Arch
public reception when be arrives il
hat city.
The people Of san Francisco, after
he late election was over. learned fo
he first time the real strength of b
Iew aud powerful anti-Catholic organ
zation which had been formed in tina ,
ity. The order. which is called tn.
Knights Of the Crescent, poIled abou
TX thousand votes, aud elected it,
andidates for Chief Of p0-
ice, sheriff and Recorder, aud larg-
majority Of Seaooi Directors. There /
vii be only two Catholic members %
he new school Board. Tue Crescent
lade no fight Oh the legislative ticket,
onfining themselves to municipal
hicia!s. They swept the field, failing
My In their nominee for District Al
,rney. They claim that the Catholic
re secret political association, and
nat their opposition league is justified
J necessity.