The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-08

FsneraI OF Gevcrnor Qfmapg.
Xm0nneTal services Of Hon. Gum
IN eetary, and Acting O111fnor Of
N06ra = place on the Gath ult.
~ ng, 70 which We referred last
We Yer and Capt W. +. Moore
ls Il = - - !.
81. a.. Z. 5lli|sss i. salbbasy, Jonas
Scely, =. w. RA1 go. Downs, Geo.
| Armstrone,H III. III IN VI "a =. %. Jones.
From ~ honoe n 4 n SaDd : preess-
sion ~ forned "a se1 - The Oapitol
Buiidins, ii he selloWiek order:
lss. CitisenS sppst, = hofseback.
End. Military seocrs.
Ord. ClssElqAe.
4th. HsafS6 I'D pall Bearers.
5th. Family OF deceased.
9th. United States oficers.s
tn. Meyes and City Council.
81. 0l(0 0&cers.
9th. 0j13eeos and strangers.
The hfgs Nall Of the Capitol was filed to
lcvot0oNing, ana % large concourse was
aese t1sd, that not hsif The people present
eoNl4 Md even s(andi6e place in thu Inn.
Rev. Mr.. Wstson, " the EpiscopAl Church
Ia thlocity, read the impressive a1kviees d
tdat denomination and delivered aSsry ap-
propriate and touching funeral address.
After the scrvic1s ri the Qapitol. ths pro.
cession was re-. ormcd ia tke order Shove,
and proceededto the cemetery. about one
mile from thesity.
No manifestations Of grief could have
been more sincere than was witnessed in our
citissns - they Cd around the grave Of
the deceased. The sad countenanco, fearful
eye and heaving cheat of cvsrys one present,
| rs the rsmAins Naee lowered - their final
| resting place on earth, denoted thor strong
Estsaelnsnt - the dpcessed, and : dep feel
iag d sorrow q thSir bersayemaas. No
l Lawysr ana Wisnsss.
The followihg incident happened In Phils-
delphia last week:
A well known criminal lawyer, who pTi0ee
himself upon HE skill in cross ex1miSing a
witness, had an odd looking genius upon
whom to operate. The witness was boss
shoemaker.
''Do you cay, sir, thai tho prisoner is
eyes, sir; cause Why, she confessed she
.And you also swear that she bound
shoes for you subsequent TO that confes-
sion ?v
| I'll DO, airs''
Then Eiving sagaaious look to the
| Ueust~We Are to understand that you en-
fpa0y AAonees psoplsto work for you, even
l1lf lr t. Axs known"
1eR - ;conld 4 get assistance
lHW91f IA SsS sfs sss5sg Sassss
g y ss1nl = ~ J! ~ I'M y ~ il
n - ~ ~ s(1IsI !. g 4 III kSd ne Nh.
10 nerc y .mig hl
h6vs - 1adse nearly choEsd
hin16 I Il ndcasor to make ths
| apsel hugh was nothing
~ u " I'm M witness stepped
g. : G ksav'sy q fash
4 ~ y Scout of that witness
rWS understand that religioue services
1870 held in the Jail, in this city, list Sab
| h1xh Afternoon, by W, A. Eggleston, ono Of
| tho theological students of Burlington Uni
| ~ 4he prisoners, eighteen in number,
| ~ ~ Goit appointed, were permitted to
tea&b tAtif coils and asssnbls in the hall
| Kh15 listened attentivsly to'A sermon from
!, ~ fext: 81 was in person and W came I'M
/ u Nc" and most of them united earnestly
I'm the singing Of "Show pity Lord, O Lord
Forgive, and other fanilisr hymns. The
| iailor's family, sheriff, and several others,
Ners present, altog14hsf making eoners,
cation Of about thIllJ Suah an sudisncs,
we believe, ~ n2vee 6ofoxo assembled in
TINS cry Ier aEetasscus serv.ces. Msiear 1na'
nere'ol ~ ~ ID ~ u Va. jail Oser the
PRISONERS - ~ pesn ,ulcleu'iy rsiorma-
sors, anuYsr. .Rls1s -. 70 icuru VI this attemF'
70 psrsuAuo s1 49,. Nno nave pecn ~ as.le3
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