The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-10-21

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TIE cSakTz.ssoa 81 III. ESSseso<
a Phaladeapkia, - EssAop q fbs
Epscopal cAarch f1 The Ds0csse Q.
Iowa, : Ct list rendered c<rsasa.
Seyeral inches Of SNOW feEl i
Southern New Iork and Northern
PennssivsDis o Saturday nsghi. and
IN Western Michigan Mooday MON.
ing.
Tackess serr very ringed. ssseaked
and s2esksed tbs year. Sos oyes
I've c. sax Counties 10 the State e.
ectei the whole ticket Ct either par
! ~.
A repast from Washington ioaa-
Gates that ex-Seoato< ZarA Chamber,
OF Michigan. viii he appointed 70 the
sansns Cabinet position Of Secretary
Of The Interior.
Iowa viii foot mp shout thirty tso
thousand majority for kirSsoot.
Senate stands thirty Republicans e
ten Democrats. and the House sixty
nine 10 thirty, With ooe IN doubt
Good enough.
The probability nos is that the Of
kcial coant yin give the OHIO Repuo-
iic.n State ticket .: least 500 ma
iorIty on Governos, and more 90 the
rest. The Republicans have the
Legislature BY - nsyoxis. @ JOINT
bAlla.
The Dsyespos. Dss4rvH SAYS that
the .sfalling Oh in the Democratic vote
tof Iowa US due largely to the lack
Of enthusiasm feit in the candidature
CT Mr.. Letter What rank IN graft
saae i his. Here Mr.. Letter con-
sensed 70 The use Of bis name under
circumstances which could only bring
i, into dlsrrpuie. and nov he Is sent
INTO obscnrIfy with kick
The next and last State cleo
tioas this F.l vii take place Tues
day, November :, II Pennsylvania,
New York, Massachusetts. Maryland,
Wisconsin, Minnesota and MisSissip-
pi. That in Pennsylvania is regard
Cd - the most important. because
there, ~ in Ohio, the Democrats are
rhe champions Of imitation and the
Republicans the friends Of specie has
ed currency.
The West~r,. Ueekiy, Of Dasen-
port, the State Temperance organ. an
nounc-s il suspension "untiI, by
paying their Just dues, the subscri
bers furnish the means OF resaming."
Some 1850 is due il, The editor
SAYS. from it, two Thousand g,4dsi-
pay ing subscribers and suspension
Is tie only alternative until they paw
up. IL would seem the, the eIperi-
rneut G: publishing : temperance or
gan ia. been tried often enough ia
talz STATE - demonstrate that i
won't pay. The reason il not . want
OF interest in temperance but the fact
that large number OF the newspa-
pers II the State advocate temper
snce principles and there Is therefore
no xres, need Of special organ.
Joseph Shields, owner Of ihe large
WOODEN mills 1T Davenport, 50 well
known all over the Vest, has failed.
HIS mills we're closed by his credit
ois Oh Iriday last. His misfortune
was caused BY bis connection with
c. :. Whistler who failed some time
sgo. Mr.. Shields vas endofser Oh
bis paper Tor more than thirty thous-
and dollars At = meeting of the
srst.sa.z .. Saturday, . committee
appointed = examine The condition
q Ar. $ Affairs, reportst liz ia
b1llts-s e - t-sryy1, an1 tie sss-ss
sse4.sa TIE Arge loss .Asi Mr., ;.
ssssa4aes " IRE o1ly fss months
xga alss contributed t. lie result
shaeb "a. aos ooae. There viii -
Fsrs g-u.rs@ sympathy fos tllE ger.
.lsraarl. s1o LA d01s - much 70
b. aiis aa3 STATE n bGA1lng up 8
lLpJc+a al . z1aIstk-to-F.
~ tie triumph u Governor Haye
in Ohio vii have . great Influence Il
shaping The Presidential eeutes., BOT
~ to platforms AID eondlda;es, and .
stranger things have happened III.
the pruGosioz u the ylc,x IL tn
sgtt 10 leadership On tie national n
ens. We quote the following br1s
ssetei. y bis career:
General Rutherford b Hayes, vi
Las be-b elected Governor Of Ohi'
alter al exciting contest, in whic
tte personality OF TIE Candidate
seems to have wholly forgotten, v,
born ia Delaware county, Ohio, DC
i. ls22 He graduated At kensc
College in lo42, and studied law
Cambridge. He prsc,iced his PR
lesson il Cincinnati until the Gu
break 81 VA, yhen be entsrej Il
service as Major Of the Tventy-,hil
Ohio regiment. He served with dl
tinc,ion, and 81 the close OF the VI
! vas Brigadier General, with the br
. vet rsnk Major General. Ia lsG
be was elected = Representative
Congress iroI. Cincinnati, being r
elected IN 1856. bu, resigned It's se
in 1861, when he was elected Cove
nor in 1863. la ls..2 he wssa ca
. a.ds.e for Congress, but vas defea
81 by Hon. Henry B. Banning, III
candidate Of the Liberal Eepubl
cans Governor Alien, who was d
; feat*d 4, the election las, Tuesis,
. appointed General Hayes one OF Ii
Commissioners to represent Ohio 1
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