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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-10

SPRINGFIELD, Aug. 8-1l:30, A. M.
The crowd here 10 immense. Delegations
by railroads, and from the country, are still
arriving. The procession now, % viewed
from the dome Oh she State House, reaches
over four miles in length, and oil the strssts
leading TO the rear or the procession, are
thronged with teams, waiting 10 form 10 linz.
Two hundred and four cars have arrived on
both roads mp to this time. Every street
and Aveaue is filled with footman. N
,s SPRrNcrlKLD, Aug. 6-0 P. n.
The entire procession to- day was aboat six
miles long. After passing through the pris-
cipai streets and 10 front Of Mr.. Linsoln's
residence, they proceeded to the Pair ground,
where they we're addressed By Ssas4orss
Trumbull, Doolittle, Hon. John Wilson,
Messrs. Washburne, Kellogg, Gillespis,
Palmer, Judd, Oglesby, Browning, and oshe or
prominent speakers. At abont throo O'clock
Mr.. Lincoln mads bis sppearancs on the
grounds, accomp lnied BY few friends
This Was the sign Il for % indescribabls mp
ronr, Sir speakers we're addressing the PEG.
pie at different stands whom his carriags drove
in, but the people broke away sinulsAn eeusly,
and surrounded him BY thoussnds, shoukips
Practically. He VAS taken from tho carriage
and borne to ons Of tho platforms, where 10
spoke as follows amid dsafsning- shssrss
MY FKLLow CIrlzEEs :--i appear aaonk
you upon this occasion with 30 intention 81
making q speech. II has been ny purpose
sinoe | have been placed in my prsssnt po-
sition, to make no speeches. This asoou-
blago having been drawn together d ne
place OF my residence, il appeared to be the
wish Of those constituting this vast assembly
20 sss ma, and it certainly is my wish to see
oil Of you. appear upon the grounds hsrs
at this time only for the purpose Of s6ordinR
myself ths best opportunity Of seeing you,
and nabling you - see me. confess, with
kratitode be it understood, that did not
suppose my appearance among you would
create the tumult which l now witness. |
am profoundly grateful for this manifesto
ton ofyour feelings. lam grateful, because
II is tribute such as can be paid 10 no man,
as q man. 1t IL the evidence that four wears
from this time you will give like manifest.
alton TO the next man who Is the rerre enta-
tive Of the truth on the questions thst now
agisats the public, and Il Is hecAuss you win
then eight for this cAuss, rs you do nov, or
With even greater ardor than nov, though
be dead end gone. 2
most profoundly and sincerely thank Won.
Having said this nuch, allow me now TO asy
that il is my wish that you will hear this pub
Ito Discussion by others of our friepds Who
are present for the purpose of addressing
You, and that you will kindly Let me Do 81
lent.
Z This evening an enormous torch. light pro.
cession 10 being made by the various Wide
Awake companies 10 attendance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-10

EVANSVILLE, Aug. I.
Henderson county, KY, gives Combs over
400 majority.
LouisvrLLK, Aug. 7.--Combs' msioritiss
Jefferson county, 3, 206 Fayetts, $50; Boar-
bon, about $50; Nichols, about l25; Har-
dec, upwards OF 1000 10 Newport; Keaton,
5V4j Paducah, 40 McOracken, about TOO ;
Christian, 300 to 400; Henderson, 500 -
Oombs majority in the State 10 estimated Ct
between i've and ten thoussnd.
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frsnn Washington.
WAsursoroN, AuR. q.

W4snISofoN, Aug. b.
Tho Hsrald's correspondent says it is nm
dsfstood that Prssijsut Dnohans ca intcnds "a
visit tho Great Eastern on w sdnesday.
Notwithstanding che denial 10 q Off eial
quarter that On order has been given TO pur-
chase Lime Point, near San Francisco, il %.
pears that q rcquisiiion wss made on tie
Treasury Department for $500, 900 for the
purpos 70, and draft vas issued. Strangely
enough, however, this draft va cancelled 70
day ct the Treasury Department. @s*
A call for DoaglAs Convention in North
Carolina, TO nominate an electoral ticket,
appears in iae Sa;eik11 Standard. !,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-10
The Arkansas Election.

&a III. SAlrH, Aug. Z.
In this Precinct, johnson, for Governor,
has majority OF les; Mitchell, for Congress,
W majority; Mayors, for State Senate, 3O8
majority. johnson is probably elected BY
ten thousand majority.
r. u. johnson. regular nominee, 100 votes
ahead in Crawford county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-10
Fsasnore on Dsuglas.

y De0Aber Last Ex.Pfssi6snt Fillmore
wrote : letter 70 Union meeting 10 NsS
York, Of which tho following il N extract :
III b sxsesdkngly to bsrsgrsttsA that mis-
taken ambition, or the hope Or promoting Z
party triumph, should have tempted any one
10 rliae 49, qaatl0n aeaiA. Dat r a evil
hour this RAnd 0ra's box 81 slavery ws1 ag1ia
opened BY what conceive 70 Be IN unjustl-
fable attempt TO force slavery into KsDsaa
BY repeal Of ~ MisseuH Oonproniss, asd
the 6sols Of evil now swelling ed sthfsas-
ening % ovsethroW ths Oonstisu1ion. and
sweep avay tho Foundation Of the Covers.
ment itself, and dslogs this land With fratsr-
Sal blood, uay oil DO traced to this snforta-
nate aos. - asT HRt k%sH stss
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The African slave TRADE.

The World, in recent editorial, states
that nearly one hundred slave chips have
been fitted out at New York and sailed for
the African coast within the last eighteen
months.
The World thinks that the Republican
party could do more for freedom BY aiding
to suppress the slave trade than IL can effect
BY excluding slavery from the Territories
1t holds that every effort should be made to
create : more stringent public sentiment
against Il, and trusts that recent develop
msnts will sful!y awaken the slambsring
Reproduction with which Christian comnu-
nifty regards this abominabls sraiic."
We should like the World TO point ont
wherein the Republican party has failed Of
its duty in this regard. We are directing eli
our energies to defeat the nominees Of thai
party under whose auspices the slave trade
6oarishes In spite of the statute book. w,
are laboring to defeat candidate for Pres.
idsns Who don't care whether slavery ID 70
ted up or voted down, and candidate fol
Vice President who 10 heartily and openly
committed in favor Of the slave trade. Th,
Republican press has been striving to arous.
more stringent sentiment against the siav,
trade for years, and . Republican Senator
atths Last session Of Congress, introduced ,
bill more slectosliy to restrain che Abomi.
nsbls sraiSc, which Was promptly defeated By
tbs Dsmesrass in shas body. After the Re-
psblisan party shall succeed in the election
! Of stHonsst old Abe" W shall mot hear ID.
Eorid complaining that one hundred slsvsrs
I'VE openly sailed from New York with the
oonnivance Of the Federal. oiies holders and
in violation OF the laws Of the land.
IL is possible that the deep pecnniary in
tsrest of the city Of New York in the aboni-
nabie traf6c had some influence upon the
American Tract Society, in causing it
cDntemptuoas rejection OF resolutions eAlcu-
lated TO "awaken the slumbering Reproduction
with which Christian community regards
this abominabie trafhc.o Ii such we're nm
will continue to press the subject home till
that cottoDoorscy- controlled coneers shsll
sink under the awakened Reproduction With
which ChristtGn community should look
upon society prostituting itseif TO drug
pnbiic opinion with opiates In order that she
community in which il 10 located may profit.
ably pursue ''this abominable tralic." W.
fear, however, that go long as the Democrat.
10 party and some of the most influential Of
the American churches insist upon the sdi.
wins sanction Of slavery,n il will be diiicul
70 arouss very stringent public opiniou
against the slave trade.
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nePubiican mec,ins NJ oswsgs.

- . WWW1WUy AUks 4.
The largest poitioal meeting ever oon.
vened in this county, was held ID Waahins-
ton Square. In this city, last night. Over
1000 persons were present, and we're ID
dressed BY Ssnator Wilson, OF Mass, and j.
&. vintou, Of Wis. A procession Of 500
Wide Awakes, with torches, paradsd the
streets. immense enthusiasm prevailed, and
the meeting did not break up till midnight
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-10
The Ken sncky Easctaon

LoursvILLs, Aug. 6.--Oombs' elsotioD b
concsds BY everybody. ID thirty i've cosn-
ties heard from, Combs leads $4,000. Hi
majority depends npon the ID emoerati6 ooun-
ties yst 70 Be heard from, which Ars ioascss-
sible By faiiraad or telegraph. Some days
are yet required TO ascertain the anal result.
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The New York Drcckinridge Conven
lion.

SYxAcUsI, Aug. 7.
The Dreckinridge and Lane Convention o.
sembicd at IL o'clock. About 800 persons
were present in all. John A. Green called
the Convention TO order. Robt. Dunlap. of
Niagara. was chosen temporary ChAirman. 49,
After tho calling Of The roll and sppoin tnent
Of C0mmitfees on Credentials and ,Penuns.
neot Organization, the Convsntion took !
recsss till 2 O'Clock.
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Dsug1as,s skies are BriSht.

$500 SHO 0EA00ks
The prospects in Iowa are bright and
Frightening. We shall be disappointed il
Iowa does not 60 for Douglas 81 ., less,
10000 msjority.-lChieago Times and Her
That statement 10 made in the face OF the
fact that Iowa was carried by the Republi-
cans last October by . majority OF over Z, 900,
and with every indication Of . largely in
creased majority 10 November.
All reports from the South agree that
Douglas is gaining from day to day. Two
months hence, and Breckenridge will have
just - much chance in the South a. Gerrit
Smith 10 the Norsh.-IPhii. Press.
This brag game il in spite Of the election
OF the Breckenridge candidate in North Car
DINA, the Union candidate In Kentucky, and
the dcubtfal contest ia Missouri.
How Asour PExSsYLvAxrA S-The old Kew.
stone 10 just - certain for Douglas a Yer
mont II for Lincoln. The Black Republi-
cans Of Pcnney lvania eonsede il. They dom.
pretend that lincoln can carry the State 40.
der any circumstances. -lQuincy Herald.
This 10 oil bosh, from beginning to end |;
and Of snch stuff are the Democratic visions
Of faturs triumph made np.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-10

AamhN1saFAaOYS No1Iee.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that ths undsrsix ned
~ was. on the 18th day Of July, 1880, 81 the
Comfy Court Of Lee County, lows, appointed Al
ministrAtor OF the estate Of Richard Jones. de-
cesFed, IN plscc Of M Stafford, Esq.. rssssnsd. An
persons having claims agaisst said esta1s sss re-
r. i. CURTIS,
July 30, lS6o-dlm As AdministYatoy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-10
BANKERS, ATTENTION! ].
Safes, Bs1k Lacks md Vaulta

HALL, CARR0LL 4 CO.,
MANUFACTURERS Of tho celebrated Hail..
Pstsnt Csnsrsts Firs and BargAr Proof HAfss,
which are known 70 b superior TO any other, and
are psrfsstly fgss from dampnssas None hit thoss
marked "Han's Patent" can bs relied on.
We are also sole nanufsctsrcrs Oh the world
hank 1sck ,ssLosA,s Chaaplsn,ss 4
b VITA Halls Improvement.
The advantages which this Lock has over I'll
others are fo aa
1t has an outside combination key that will
hsfs the moet sxpset Burglar ~ scisnti6s NssAan-
10; il has no kcyhole or stem, spindle dial that
an b knocked on or 20 defacsd - to prevent tn
person having the key and coinbinAtion from epsn-
ing the safe. @ ne {4s $50 ss4a n Hsaf -iA4
"a. Atds impossible to get any explosive matte
in the loSk or in any ssy defAcs the fscs Of Tia
1cor % prevent the person having tbs outside
hey and com anAtion flD1 opening the safe.
+ 81. Is has no springs, and for this rsssoa aloss
plasss IL AAove any look In sss - IL u inpasxalu
70 gst II ont Of order, and IL hes greater sssarit
than any look known.
1 We invin xBHnk40 ,cosasv Trsassa1us, Her.
chants and Others, " call and sxAmins IL.
. 49, HALL. CARROLL LOO. i
Il SAL1SK0oM-No.1 n lain-st., Msrrhants IL
change Buildings, 81. Louis, No.
Z July ~, seoLdDu.1aply 8 t6ae@ FS@ E
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-10
II. ,. TEN-EXoK,
General insurance Agent,
COR. % AND MAIN -STS.,

L>IR u. LA Il. RIVER AND LIFE IN
l. SUkAN0E promptly attended . a. this Once.
Better and more INDEMNITY can Be given q this
Agency than any other in this city, and lees trouble
after loss.
Efn0 IA. Co., ~ Hartford, Coma, 3,loA, lee
HOSE fnsssancs Company, oT Ne,s York, I,l57,6ae
NsrfA AsasyscG~ Ia Co.. HastforS, Cess, 80 ~
Ctfy yws Isssysacs Co., ~ ks~ Hsssa, 1zo,eSo
PAGair Fire Iass,a~cs Co., Of ksw Ford. $3.50
Lo'iissr1 FYrs insnrarcs Co., Hew YoSk, MO-
ceessreess Asss~i1 We n. Co, Asvtsr1, 3,eee,k3l
On. =. W. BoHD. Medical Rxantasr.
- W.. GRIFFITH IL asth orised 10 reoeivs
applications for Ill aAovs Conpauiss. f-
~Butldings, Merchandise, MIN, Yasesfi>a,
Household Furniture and Dwellings Insured At -
lev rates - other Companies Who pay shsir tessss
II. b. TEN-RYCK, Agent,
Once corner "a and AAif sts Keo1uk Teva.
Au9. r. dlm 5.F - III
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Ng1rgTyW-

NJ Office . hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing under the name Of brown
Iayior - dissolved, and that the undsssigDsA win
not Do responsible for any contaets hereafter made
In the frm name. Jas " HROWN
Aug. 8, l06e--as4dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-10

~ ALL Ab01ast--a4Aqios Md HAel Boots. from
~ el.91 q - rs. Lsdisss Kid Hlipns,. 80 -
81. % ii, -. L1l1ss' aaissrs q m KIDD!
glish, French, and Ita1isn silk LastinS 81 III XL
orr. Congress and Side Lace with aad vIthc.I
heels cheaper than eSsr. 4ss { Ssff
MisAA6 6ad CAMrsns Kid ANGLE Ties And Gin.
Dps Boats ana Caters, al sizes, with Or vithas1
Asels shsapes than th@ cheapest. Nan snd 6or;s
Boots, And 6Ao4s, md GAitaras Patent Le.xh...s
Cali, and Kips sewsd snA p<ggsd, Hons-nads ss1
RpstMns cheap Tor saAh. HesnAa Shoes. Pio-
Shoes. AMI Farmers CATERS, and Oxfora ~
srs.eh Gals, 90 ss.sd, Ana psggsd, always On
Do not forget the place. No. % Main street.
6iea u ne nomnoth Bo1t. sal sa sssepFs
ksoknks juno -. 1850. W. II, BARRETT.
600 LBS. prime POT A6A Tor sAla BY
S0O apo 3. b. VOWEL
90 LIS, Psrs KED LEAD, u !. very 5...-;s,
20 quality, fss sAls hy -. B. vow 9f.I.s
A kNOLDB Ink, al si1es, for sale 81
- M \. w. WESTOOTT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-10

Grcat Rally NJ D~s Mssnes.
The Republican meeting at Des Moinss,
the other day, Was > grand affair. Ii Va
sne isrgess political meeting ever neii in SOC
State. II was estimated that 1000 people
were present.
q Senator Green, OF Missouri. In 1
speech u Parksvilic, punctured ''shs other
ticket" in this style:
"They bring . charge against John C.
1Seokinridge Of being disunionist. Now,
gsCssemen, Who 10 upon the ticket with Ste.
phss a. Douglas, - bearer OF their broad
ssAlS Mr.. Herschsl v. johnson. Who, few
ysass since, ran for Governor on IL seoes-
MON ticket, and my friend Howell Cobb had
~ 20 down 70 Georgia, and, BY running on
The Onion ticket, whip Herschel VI. johnson.
the disanionist, from the course. And vet.
tAoss Who pretend 70 object TO John g.
BrsskinridEe because Of his disnDlon sro.
elisitiss, place the acknowledged end rabid
1isunioOist, Herschel v. Jobnson, 10 the SEQ
end poet OF honor in their national i fectiops.
AID how did II. Vi. Johnsos Get upon The
0oagias ticket for Vice Prsssdsnt OF The
United 6tstsss Was he regularly nomina-
lo6f - tb@Aoys ssy, mary noninatisn.' "
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-06-27

cause he sees tina, whether he speak or refrain
from speech, this is said over him; and history,
nature, and all souls testify to the same
"Ah, nv brave brother. II seems as II, IN a
frivolous age, our loss was immense, and your
place cannot be supplied. But YOU VIII already
be consoled in the transfer Of your genius, knew
ing vel that the nature of the world VIII affirm
TO all men, in all times, that which for twenty
Eve years you vaantly spoke; that the winds OF
Italy murmur the same truth over your grave;
the winds Of America over these oereavec
streets; that the sea which bore your mourners
home afirms il. the stars in their courses, and
the inspirations Of youth; while tie polished
and pleasant traitors TO human rights, With per
verted learning and disgraced graces, rot and are
forgotten with their double tongue saying all that
IS sordd for the corruption Of man.
1.-THE sudden and singular eminence of MIR
Parker, the importance OF his name and iLta'
ence, are the verdict Of his country 10 his vlr-
tues We have few such men to lose aEniable
aud blameess at home, feared abroad as the
standal d bearer Of liberty, taking all the duties
he could grasp, and more, refusing to spare him
Self, be has gone down in early glory to his grave
to be a living and sularging power, wherevei
learning, w.t. honest valor and independence are
houored."
The eloquent and characteristic address OF Mr.
Emerson produced marked impression on tht
congregation.
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PoLITIcAL QUILPs-Dicken's picture Of Quilp
boring gimlet holes into wooden image he bad
bought and named for the youth he hated. thus
wreaking on block the vengeance be could not
discharge upon fsshy foe, has been crotesquely
initiated by the grave citizens Of Wsyncsboro',
Georgia. The other day they met, without
distinction of party" the lo-al paper says, and,
without dissenting voice, proceeded TO hang
in eftgy the ten Georgia Delegates who would
not withdraw from the late Charleston Conven.
ton" IL is lot TO be denied that these Dele
gates showed a want Of good taste in remain.
ing in such a Convention, but why the men
vino sent them thther should hang them because
they insisted on keeping bad company, il Is not
clear. However, ''tbey were hung up in The
public streets"-in low many Of them ii is MOI
stated-and while thus hanging they were peltsd
by little negroes with brickbats Each of them
was labelled with the inscription, "Georgis
Traitors, this sppellation being apparently con.
sidered double insult After the efigies bad
been sufficiently hanged they were taken to the
parade ground and burned, this process being
one in which the Gcorgians seem 10 take an e.
pecial delight, though they prefer a colored sub
ject as a burnt Offering The final performance
IN this mysterious programme consisted Of sim
gle discharge OF n cannon whose muzze, was di.
rected earthward. The editor Of the paper a.
ready alluded 20 endeavors 10 explain the SYM
bclica meaning Of this act, but bis glossary only
confirms our impression that the idiocy which
made iuIbecile the " citizens without distinction
OF party has included the journalist among its
Victims
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bate, in which the position Of New York was
explained, another vote was taken, Douglas get.
ting Isl l-2, the rest scattering.
A resolution was then unanimously adopted,
declaring Mr.. Douglas nominated according TO
the rul,s OF the Democrats party and rules OF
Congress, by q two-thirds vote. Cheer upon
cheer now arose, every person in the theatre
now rising and waving their hats, &c, and evinc-
ing the utmost enthusiasm. The scene could not
be exceeded in excitement. From the upper
tier, banners long kept IN reserve were unfurIed
and waved before the audience. On the stage
appeared a number, one OF which bore the in
script;on PEN sylvania good Tor 40 600 MAORI
" for Douglas" Cheers tor the little giant were
responded 10 by the people outside ill all was u
perfect roar inside and outside the building.
Stephen 4. Douglas was then declared by a
unanimous vote the cand date of the Democratic
party Of the Union.
The convention again rose en- masse, cheering
Tremendously. A number of speeches were then
made, giving in adherence 10 Mr.. Douglas, 10y
John Cochrane, of y. Y, and Others, whea the
convention took a recess till p. NJ.
Nr Richardson, of Illinois, presented letter
from Douglas dated Washington, goth inst, ask
ing the withdrawal OF his name, if il would pro.
duce peace and harmony in the Democratic
ranks. But Mr.. Richardson said that the course
OF the secedels had been such as TO prevent the
friends Of Mr. Douglas from making any use o.
the letter.
The regular convention has nominated Benz
Fitzpatrick OF Adams, for Vice President.
The convention, after passing several unimpor
| tant resolutions, adjourned, sine die.
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tsth, both Republican principles, and to their
.,..dard bearer. Abraham Lincoln.
4. Attained 10 Retain his Seat"

Could such thing possibly happen-couid
sny combination Of facts bring it so about, that
Locotoco editor, could be induced to DO hail.
way Justice to an antagonist? We take no par
ticular pledge in "total deprsvity, Out snouio
that feature of the evangelical creed ever be
adopted BY us, it would be because Locofoco edi'
tors would drive Us to it. r W. lngals is not
worse than mankind in general-he doubtless,
from what slight acquaintance We nave with him,
would divide his dinner or his last shilling with
a man more needy than himself, nevertheless,
With his eyes open TO the facts-kno~ng u
he does. that Frank Blair contested foI his seat
against Barrett not to hold it, by virtue of the
decision of the House, but 10 refer the matter
Of his election back TO the electors of the First
District of Missouri, he sits down, and delieer'
ately gives out to his readers, such a paragraph
a the following, knowing all the while, that
that there is not word of truth from one end
of it to the other.
"Frank P Blair, was really ashamed TO retain
the place which hi. virtuous! black republican
friends we're so willing TO give to him by eject
ing Mr.. Barrett, democrat, who held the GER
ti6cate Of election to the House Of Represents
tives Black republican easy virtue could Garry
its intolerance and overriding tyranny SO far as
to modify even Blair and be has resigned. So il
happens sometimes-men frequently enlist to
accomplish a mean purpose, the retrospect, Of
which is deeply morliying 10 them. But it j:
not often that SO large body Of men can be
found to assist in contempt bic transaction
which proves SO huuiliaiing to the object Of the
favopn
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TEE SHOOTING affair AT PoRrAGE LAKI.-
II gror, ont out Of Diyorce Case-By the
Northern Light We have further particulars ~
gaFding the shooting ARRAY, in which German
whose name we did not learn, was seriously In.
jured. Some time since, there lived in Wiscon-
sin, German and bis wife; the latter wss inter
esting, and attracted By her manners many "a.
mirers of the sterner sex. Among these wss
German who by his attentions, excited In The
husbands breast spark Of Jealousy, which In
short time grew into fame. To have bic re-
venge. the married manor German No. l.
abused his yrow, who in return sued for and Oh
tanned divorce. Soon after, she left Nilwaukee
on the steamer Lady Elgin, and proceeded 70
Portage Lake, where she was soon joined ~
German No. 2, fthe cause OF the jealousy OF No.
u who after short time proposed that mar
rage should take place. THIS was agreed 10 BY
the lady in the case, and the nuptial knot va
tied. Every thing passed of pleasantly between
them Until No. !, hearing Of the marriage OF BIZ
wife to No 2, became enraged, and without
moments hesitation, followed on the trail Ar
rived at Portage Lake, and sscertaining the
whereabouts Of No. 2, he skulked about IN toe
vicinity until Sunday last, when, discovering
him, he drew his revolver and blaxed away, the
ball entering the back near the shoulder, csus'
ing an ugly, though i, is not a fatal wound.
The enraged individual, after firing one barrel
was about to discharge the other wher some
parties attracted by explosion Of the fre-Nn.
arrested and logged him in jail. The Wounds
man was carried to his residence, where at ~
accounts be Was kindly cared for 10y his spouse.
who signifies her intention 70 stick by him sne
let her first husband - 90 TO blszes.'-DdTo"
Tribune.