The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-11

Cincinnati, was accused by her husband, in
the presence of third person, of adultery
with German physician of their acquaint-
ance. After brief alteration over the mat
ter, the wife seized pistol, applied the muz-
zle to the side Of her headyand blew her
brains out, scattering them profusely over
the person of her husband.
She was Hungarian of noble descent, and
her suicide created much sensation in the city.
Whether she was driven to tho act by shame,
caused by the detection of her guilt, or by
grief Mt the false accusation, was not ascer-
tanned at last accounts, the tragic circum-
stance having transpired on Saturday last.
CT The Governor of Indiana vetoed the
liquor license bill passed by the Legislature,
and thereby conserved the influence and pow
er of ''free whisky" to operate at the next
election,
CT-I The Rev. Mr.. Sturgeon has abandoned
his contemplated trip to America, for the
present year at least.
CO The Democratic Senate Of New Jersey
refuse to GO into the election of United
States Senator from that State because the
House is overwhelmingly opposed to the De-
mocracy, and would, of course, elect an anti
Democratic Senator.
rT Counterfeit bills of the denomination
of $50 have been put in circulation on the
Bank of Louisville.
Reply of. G. Hughes @ Cady. ~ ones
6Ecck. and Cox ShelIcy.
Stick to the text, brothers Cady, Jones &
Peck--no side issues until you clear YOUR
selves of the falsehoods contained in your
cards Of the 22nd ia reference to gas-pipe
and my note, (without the Dean attached,)
which you claim to hold for College indebted
ness. proposed in my reply of the End to
arbitratc these charges, which, from your
card Of Wednesday morning, you no doubt
wish this community to understand that you
accept, and ask that shall select an arbitra-
tor sswho is not inside of the Medical Col
lege or its influence" You have found this
lnHueuce to tAltuu HucH 1artuer tnan you
had at first anticipated, and are becoming q
little uneasy. But stick to the issue, gentle
men, and you will get justice.
Friends Cox & Shelley Fly the track, and
try side issues. Stand firm, james, and You
will be elevated to higher position than you
have ever before occupied. Your friends
may give you the credit of meaning right,
shouldyou even fail in your efforts to convince
them. fear that my statement of the fact, that
the oid firm of Cox & Shelley had compounded
with their creditors, may have disturb ed your
equilibrium. Therefore repeat the challenge
Ipropose to prove that the College is not in
debted to Cox & Shelley dollar, and also
prove that there is not one dollar due Ward
& 90. on contract; and will even 60 further.
and prove, by exhibiting the order upon which
the goods were purchased, that il Cox &
Shelley now held this order there would not be
one,dollar due thereon. select VIM. Leight.
on, Esq, for my arbitrator, and will meet
these parties, at any time they may suggest,
and with them enter intojwritten contract to
carry out faithfully, in word and spirit, the
charges contained in my reply of March End.
j. G. HUGHES.
xxxyth Congress--Extra session.
WASHINGTON, March 8.
| Senate.-The Vice. II resident presented a