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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-16

ORGAN GRIsDISo.-Holmes, the poet, wri.
ting Of the old style Of organ grinders who
used to afiict bis nerves, says in his inimita-
BILE style;
You think you are crusaders sent
from some internal cline,
To pluck the eyes of Sentiment,
Aud dock tbs tale u Rhyme
To crack the voice VI Melody,
And break the legs of Time.
But bark the air again Ia still
The music all IL ground,
And silence, like pouitice, comes
To hcal the blows Of sosnd;
II cannot bet is--it is--
hof N going rowsd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-16
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REAL E0TATE A0ENT
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Housae anA Teas Co. 4axn rAean

MVAAAx xUU2kNses
0eusss on1 LOss Ter oaye cheap.
A9D - 600 Tuuuo.
fARHSIN THk ERIGHDORuOoDO or KnOEUK
vOn aALx o. n8AeOuAnaD guoMo.
ALL NOTARY oUylAGss
AfraHpEp TO WIS DDaDAvcn.
oO&es No. Isl Main stTsst, hs4wssa 81 an
TIL streets, n Wood stsiblens Dssg etsss, (fss.
mssly q. Nsinstrset.l
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-16

mo. ,. Pass, = ,. An. cA1RxnSua, y. D.
Ore. rage = CnsDoDssR,
HAVING esssctsssd sksnsslvss In ~ psoaetse
II OF their psslsssisa IN IL vnsisus Gaoehss,
ess BE- foand - theiY ocs, east side u ~ stsoee,
bstvsss Main 80 JoAnscn. next aoor = AsAss-
sons hsuk. Rssidsass Al the former On m s1ssss.
setween Jehasen and ExeAaaes, IT The lstess, 8
The once. s&ss ffehS-1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-16
CLOCKS! CLOCKA!! CI0CK7i
q. .. Diakcslee n RHn

DERSoN or pers,ns who viii assist ne IN making
= snca use OF theoretical and practical education
IN mathematics, scien noes, languages and CONNER.
cial accounts, Is will furnish me with enough .,
the necesssries Of life to keep hody and soal to
esther. For information Of me and mine, pleas
call At room Ne. II, Ivins House.
Keokuk, Feb. IA d3ts
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-16
WOOO . eTUaDLGW,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEBG

Engis:s s1A nrsSsn Cns.ssals,,
II Dye9te4s, DSusAss, RssSUaery, Fancy A.
tiese, -; slse, al the pstsat Aedieinss 81 ~
day. No. Isl Aais-st., Ksoksk. isvs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-16

r. b. OGDEN stafn his thanks 10 he numsroas
friends who have heaessd him With their trade and
inauspes during ths last eight years.
Mr.. I'd. !. BFownsil, - hsrstofoss, win superin-
tendlthe sale department..
The Hrm has been formed fer The purpose II en-
larging aud extending the trade. VITA this visw
TO have an entranss On both Main and md stsests,
thereby giving room i3ofsst dep.
Feb. 5, 'S7-feb7-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-16

A TTOkNUX - Counenal0 ~ L6D, md agent
"A Tor tAs parehAss aaA sale II Real 1stats. Col
feeding ssstasss a4tss4sd = promptly, titles 81.
snined. - = iasUs aanhr u city lsss AsA faens
always for ISLE.
Once between AAis aad JsAnsoa. On Sssssd street.
myod
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-16

ogden. DHoWDall & Co.
A C0-PAkTNER6HIP has this day bssn Turned
"A by the above named parties, Ter ~ Daspose 81
greatly iscrsassd facilities for ths fnl1unsnt q
their object they eonadently expect y balh ~ {
trade which shall sqaal that It aay Dook hosss N
the Wsst No pains shall ~ emitted - give ssAis-
faction - tAsir sussonsn. The tsaAe, aAA retail
purchasers ere invited 10 call.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-16

STATE OF CoxHDcrnur, &C
Hartford County,
Sworn 10 before ne this 7th day of Jassary, 1851
BY z. @. Ripley. Vice President, sea fhcnas A
Alexaader, SECRETARY. HENRY FOWLER,
Justice u the Pseee
Ssxs-AxsuAL NvfpRxp, s Pm Csxr.
ED-For inssSsoce In the sbovs Compsny, eithe
from the dangers Of Fire Inland Navigation
call on the subcrber ~ the once Of Hickey 1inp
son, west side Of I'd, between Main and Johssou
streets, Keokuk, Iowa All Losses In this Stat,
adjusted and paid by II. b. TEN EYCK,
febi2dim State Agent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01
GREAT HxOITEMENTli

Fast Horses and fast Mon.
To-day. Thursday. Friday aud Saturday
is 70 be made memorable by one of the most
exciting species Of amusement known among
the fancy Messrs ID. 4 r. X Allen have
for few years taken considerable pains to
introduce the best possible breeds Of blood
ed horses into this county. and have won
medals and premiums at our County and
State Fairs. They have now established n
Race Course for the purpose Of testing the
speed Of orses, and to induce . lsudable
strife and desire OF improving the breed Of
horses in this region Their Race Course il
a level piece Of ground in full view Of the
river and its beautiful surroundings
FIRST DAY.
To-day the races will be . single dash
over the track, in which large numb Of
horses will strive for the prizes. II is the
introduction to the more exciting scenes
that are to follow The entrance fee is $25,
with 500 added
SANE DAY there will be race, mile heats.
Entrance 800. and 800 added, and it will
be more exciting than the first named race,
on account of the reputation Of the horses
entered and the stakes put up. The Frank
Scott, Ginger. Maria Hamilton and Ellen
Batemen are the leading nags Of this days
races The purse and stake in this race
amount to 44OO
SECOND DAY.
Purse and stakes $1,000. Entrance $3.50
and $3.50 added, with three mile heats. and
the nags entered for this day are of superior
beauty and speed. among the chief of which
are the Maria Hamilton, Ginger, and Ellen
Bateman. A large number OF no. ses will
contest for the stakes in this race
The race this day will be two mile heats
800 entrance with slOO added, for which
there are three subscribers, Mr.. Elkins, Mr..
Rubel, and Messrs Allen The amount at
stake in this race is $500.
JULY FOURTH
Is the grand contest Of all, for which are
reserved the splendid excitements Of
$1,000 stake and mile heat Some Of
the best horses Of the country are already
named for this contest and are expected to
participate in this race.
ACCOMMODATION
0essrs Allen have made the most elabor
ate arrangements for accommodating spec
tators. Policemen and officers will be pre-
sent TO preserve order, and other arrange
ments to meet every emergency. This new
species Of amusement will rob July 4th OF
half its patriotism, by transferring the at
tention Of the public from fire crackers to
the race course.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01
L A T f s 4 N + w S d.
Arrival of the Niagara.

Halifax, June %.
The steamship Niagara, from Liverpool
20th arrived at 8:2OP NJ
There had been spirited discussions in the
House of Commons in regard to the distruc-
tion uf Greytown.
Lord Hamilton inquired il Government
had demanded reparation for the British
property destroyed.
Lord Palmerston replied that the law Of
fcers Of the Crown have given an opinion
that the demand could not be sustained
Roebuck and others denounce the out
rage as an insult to the honor and flag Of
Britain which ought not to have been main
tanned.
Lord Russell and others defended the
Government and subject was dropped.
The number Of British. cruisers on the
coast of Cuba is to be increased
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01

DEATH OF ALONZO PAGE
PsTna ooHxLIH saorDnA
THREE MEN KILLED.

We take the following particulars Of
"more Lynch Law" from An extra OF
the Upton advertiser, dated the 29th
ut.
The excitement Of the people Of Co
dar, caused by the nest of horse thieves
in this County, is now beyond all
bounds; 500 men can be called togeth'
er in two houn notice.
On Sunday night last company Of
80 or 40 got on the track Of Alonso
Gleason, and pursued him in the direc.
tion Of Upton, but did not capture
him.
On Saturday last (27th), the posse
fell in with Peter Conklin, near Yankee
Run. He was on horsebsek, and en-.
deavored to escape by flight but WAS
shot down and instantly killed. There
was reward offered for him in Iowa
City Of 5000, dead or alive. We
learn that his body was taken to Iowa
City TO claim the reward.
Since last week, Alonzo Page has
died Of the wounas received at the
first assault upon his house.
A large posse started on Sunday af
ter G. w. Clute, who, it was ascertain.
ed, was secreted eight miles this side
of Davenport. Clute was once in the
power Of the posse, but was discharg'
ed for want Of evidence against him.
Since then the posse have obtained
abundance, of his deep guilt in the bus
mess, and are now after him with the
fixed determination of "planting" or
"suspenaing" him. In all probability
they will capture him, and put their
intentions into practice.
Three men have now been executed
by the posse, and if Clute is taken he
will make the fourth.
The posse have now rid the country
Of the whole gang. johnson, War
ner, and Sergeant fled on tie first out
break Of popular Indignation; Denny
soon after made his escape;- and Alon'
70 Gleason is now on his way to parts
unknown; Page; Warren, and Peter
Conklin are dead, and c. w. Clute is
closely pursued.
This will end the whole gang, after
which the posse should disband, and
return to their peaceful occupations
There is oftentimes much good accom-.
plished to a community by Vigilance
Committees, but the danger lies in car
rying matters too far. We hope to
hear of no further demonstrations
from this posse. The whole country
is now in amazement at their doings,
and further operations will place them
in the same category Of the villains
they have routed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01
A Word for Ourselves.

The ".Stafe Democrat" is not only the Iarg
est. but the most prosperous newspaper e.
tabliAl,ment In the State Of Iowa I6 in
crease Of circulation. its unequslled sdver
tising patronage, and the labor bestowed
upon its editorial and local departments,
have placed it in the first rank. and the
leading democratic journal, Of the State.
and the vehicle for imparting inform
alton upon all topics Of general intersst, con
cerning Home and Foreign affairs. Ow
ing to the liberality Of our patrons we are
enabled TO enlarge our printing rooms, add
anew job room, land two new presses to those
already in operation We have just re-
eeived and put in operation in our job depart
ment. a new Power Press from the celebra-
ted establishment Of r. HoE, d Co, Of New
York City, costing us in the neighborhood Of
tl2Oo Our jobbing business has multi
piled and increased in such ratio as to re
quire this increased outlay to meet our or
dcrs.
We have also recently purchased
new Mammoth Large Cylinder Press for our
newspaper, which is on the way to Dsyen-
port and will soon be in working order
We shall then have five Power Presses in
full operation. This is attended with
large expense, but our business, thanks to
an appreciative public, will fully justify the
outlay. There is not newspaper in the
State presenting neater appearance than
the .stafe Democrat The distribution Of
reading matter is such AS to display great
er number Of advertisements than hereto
fore, without any additional increase Of
charge.
From small beginning. and under nu
merous disadvantages. our paper has obtain
ed footing, and position that fills us with
the proudest reflections, and the most
cheerful satisfaction. We intend to keep
progress with the age. and spare no efforts
10 make the Democrat the fayorite organ
for early news, staunch and consistent de-
anocracy. and such an advertising medium
~ will compel all who desire the best facil
ties, TO place their notices and advertise
ments in our columns. We have not so much
desired to make money. as TO make our pa
per the leading journal in the State How
near TO that end we have approached, We
leave the public to Judge Our motto is
Onward"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01
GODFREY'S
Celebrated Cordial Riffe,.s

IN Cae9~affed 1ohac d. St0machic.
A POSITIVE and palstable Remedy for !. ne,,, n.
"A biltty Dyspepsia, Loss Of Appetite and all disor
der Of the Digestive Organs.
fhe lnyentor and Proprietor Of Godhrev's C,Ie
brdfed CordtW BiHers In Commenting them A an
usriv allied tonic and invigorAn is sustained bv the
best medical authorities OF Europe and Amsrjc.. q,
veil as by he mutitudes who have tested the a. A.
. restorative they stand alone. Thousands vho Ar
now ls0gushins might awake to new existeut re- ~
Ibis powerful renovstor. The dyspepaic who rrs.ts
70 oeefEys CSedia tiers. Ands the benefi, perus-
sanitary influence and yet their agency i. A mi,d
- salutary. For general debility. sinking a he
stomach, loss Of .p elite, sick headache, or mental
aptsssio" nypocnonariAsi broken sleep, natusuce,
fsntncse after exercise, irritabalty cholc cotivp
asss and ali d order: u the nervoss sys,sm, their
bene6 are inc slculable. ~
Purchasers are cautioned against all imposit,p,s
OentraA Dept, IS uouth wniism st. NY
,,... AN- 61O GODFREY,
svoessusW PruprietoF.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01

Mr. McCammon, our worthy and efficient
Street Commissioner has commenced in ear
nest, to open Ic~t and LeClaire Streets.
over the bluff He has already left the foot
prints Of his progress in other portions Of
the City, but this improvement on Iowa and
LeClaire Streets is just what is due In Justice
70 those who have 80 thickly sprinkled the
table land over the bluff with Suburban
residences None whoh have not visited this
part Of the City in the vicinity of Tenth and
Eleventh Sts. between Brady and Farnum
Streets, can form any estimate Of the mum
ber Of substantial dwelling houses erected
there. The opening Of those Streets, gives
these Citizens access to the City. the Depot
and Market Houses, and opens an outlet to
the Country that will be much travelled by
vagons,bringing toand carrying freight from
the Railroad Station House Mr.. Mccain.
mon does not let the grass grow under his
feet. He has an eye upon the main points
requiring immediate improvement and ap-
plies the remedy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01
More Of Walkers Victories, &c.
Naw YORK lima %

AOAO Va . " oAAOk VACtOHAOos ~
New York, June 20.
The U. &. steam frigate Wabrsh,
bearing the broad pennant of Com.
Spaulding, arrived yesterday. She
brings l2l officers and men, l3l wo-
men and FIVE children, who served un-
der Gen. Walker in Nicaragua. 70
are sick and wounded some very Sc
riously.
!. The Tribune's Nicaragua correspon.
dent says General Martinez, Grena-
dian, has been made Provisional Pres
ident Of Nicaragua, and General Jerez
Minister of War and Commander-in-
Chief of the army for eight months,
when general election will be held.
: The Washington correspondence of
the Hsrold says: A treaty is being me-
gotiated and will be shortly concluded
between our Government and Nicara-
qua, which will be entirely satisfactory.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01
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POLICE REPORT.

June Zytn, lo0I
Jacob Marer got drunk on Sunday, and
OF Monday paid 1925 to Esq. Johns for the
benefit Of the City Of Davenport.
William Bishop was obstreperous and
noisy in the Streets of our goodly City,
which said noise was made at an expense Of
o. and costs
Allen Mot, also paid 1915 to Esq. Johns
for the use of the city.
Charles McFadder ,ccnf on spree and
was brought back to his sober senses ut
cost of 1918
q. Davis, boy about thirteen years OF
age, stole "a watch worth $50, from W. g.
Jones. The Marshal followed him over to
Rock Island. recovered the watch from
negro friend of the boy, and enticed the boy
over the riyar and arrested him.
The court in consideration Of the youth
OF the prisoner. and the unwillingness Of
the owner Of the watch to appear against
him. thought best to send him to jail for 80
days ms n vagrant The boy will have am
pie opportunity to make good resolutions
over the bread and water with which he is
To be fed while in jail-may he remember
then when he gets out.
June 80.
,Jrmes SHUTTER was introduced to the court
a.s man who had been tight in the street
On the 2sth. He left the court room s5.1a
powsr than when he went in
.lolmfiostigan not heeding the laws Of the
State nor the ordinances Of the great city OF
Davenport: but being instigated thereunto
by the Devil or some other equally agrea-
able parsonage, cid. on or about the 2sth
inst. go and get tight lie got loose at an
expense Of 1915.
John Jones (what rare nancy got drunk
toe John was also mulcted IN the sum OF
$5,75.
Michael Hagan was arrested for intoxi
cation. He got bail and was discharged
next morning. When the court opened in
ahe morning Mike was MINUS, and his bail
was accordingly forfeited.
IL. afterwards came in, however, when
he W 81 tried and fined 1918.
TIE fines in the cases during two day
have amounted to over $50.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01

New York, June 30.
The steamship lllinoise arrived about
10 o'clock Saturday night. She
brings San Francisco papers Of the 5th
inst, aud Sl,s50,OOO on freig ght.-
Among her passengers are Hon. J. b.
Bowling, U. s. Minister Of New Gran
ada, Judge Scott, Of California and
Lieut., Mawrep, Of U. 5. A. Lieut..
Mowrey bears numerously signed pc
tition for the creation Of the new Ter
fitorial Government of Orizonia on the
Gadsden purchase.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01
RACE WEEK.

Each day this week, commencing to-day,
from the City to the Davenport Race Course.
Coaches will leave their Office on Second
Street at half past o'clock in the afternoon
and return after the races Of the day.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01
Nix NAx, what We read on the

Nix MAJ, what We read on the
fsnce.-"Auction wanted Immediately On
Brady street. below Harrison. three doors
shove the Post Office. within thirty days.
and the bssG reference given 70 One thous
and dollars, IT the Scott House. on Tuesday
evening. will be presented the highly inter-
esting drama Of Wakefelds Corn Planter;
or approved credit. tor sale st cost. twenty
servant girls can find . horse stolen from =
u Ira. y. at which time persons wishing to
secure . good house 10 act - agent. can
find 800 bushels Of Potatoes previous to the
southwest corner Of Main and lie Claire
streets. The generous public are invited to
sell out within thirty days TO make prepa-
rations for 100000 feet Of Lumber, which
will lie delivered on Couldock's benefit on
the bluff Just below Csnnons Mills. Please
call and take. purse and stake amounting
to. Harper and Cooley for wall paper in
Lindsey's addition to second hand engines.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01
Burning Of the Steamer Montreal
Montreal. June 10Th.


The killed were principally Scotch
emigrants. Sixty or seventy Of the sun
vivors have reached here and stopped
at Three Rivers. One hundred and
sixty Of the dead bodies we're brought
here and one hundred and fiftyseven
taken to Quebec. Among the latter
are the brothers Farr, Potters, of St.
Johns, c. E., Mr.. Leslie, druggists of
Montreal, Mr.. McLarcn, of Quebec,
and Thomas Markle, of IL Chnte.
The Hon Stephen. C. Phillips, Sa-
lem, is among the dead bodies Of the
steamer Montreal. His body has been
recovered. Mr.. Phillips was returning
home from Three Rivers where he has
been on visit to his son.
The emigrants were Of the Saint An.
drew's Society.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01

The Mesrs. Allen have arr .ng d that
carriages containing ladies will be admit
ted to the inside of the Race Track, thereby
securing to them not only a splendid view
Of the running, but also placing the Track
between them and the main crowd, who will
be confined to the outside of the Track
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01

st. Louis, June 20.
The extensive drug establishment of
Barnard, Adams h Co., was consumed
BY fire at Q o'clock this morning. Loss
el9O,O0O. Insured >l55,OOO. With.
in twelve minutes from first alarm the
building and stock were . mass Of ruins.
Death Of Hon. Landon Chsvea
Charleston, June 20.
The Hon. Laogdon Chevss died At
Columbia last evening.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01

7NHE Reverend Ger. c. Stseet Rector OF Belvu.
L Jackson County Iowa will receive into his fan
y very iimith number Of young gentlemen, t
board and educate with his own sons
Music, with the use Of Piano, French and Draw
ing are included In the Conr-r OF Instruction
Beilvue is healthily situated, ami, being on IN,
river Is easily accessible from all part, both Of lows
and Illinois.
TERMS MODERATE
Reference, (by special permission,l
The Right Rev. Bishop Lee, Davenport
Rev. Alfre' II nuderback,
Xbcrexsr Coot, Esq,
Hon. J. Cook, Z"
Col. Jno. y. Evans,
Joscpb 8. Simpson ESQ,
April 10 1856 dlY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01
[City papers copy.1

BIC Hossss.-ws saw. ysstsrday,
ssssdin9 - front % osr o0ee, sous hor-
go, eooh one Of which vas st lssast
Twenty-Five hsnds high. They hsvs b.
ooOe The property Of . eentlsnsp IL
our city. Persoos doubling ths sbovs
ere reqsssesd to ell eroued.-Hovk.
eye ead Telegraph.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01

Burtiss is making progress in dig
ging the cellar to his new hotel on Corner
of 9Th. and Iowa Sts The building will be
up before winter. and will be both an orna-
ment and conv enience.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01
PREPARED Bl
GedIrey's Celebrated Cordial Gin

N11VV YORK.
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News F! News I! News ~!

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II you want the latest news
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Be sure and call
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b. aud call
he and call
at the
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Whete can be found at all times the greatest vari-
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for sale AT our counter.
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Wall Paper.
II A n now receiving from tnt manufActurers, Ov
i $4,000 rolls Of wall Paper and Borders. which
will sell at . SNAIL advance, At wholesale retail.
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Stationery.
TTlAE finest stock OF Stationery offered In TINS
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COU r. n. WARREN,
(may6dtO Rock Island.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01

The District Court will adjourn to-
day. The last case tried was that Of the
Gass Light and Coke Co. Indicted for
Nuisance The verdict Of jury in that case
was one Of acquittal.