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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

RATHER RIcH.-A letter came to the Keo.
kuk Post Office yesterday, bearing on it a
Confederate postage stamp. Somebody, one
Of the reconstructed, had heard Of change
Of postmasters here thought Buttarnut
stamps legal tender. This is the commence
ment Of Confederate raid. It came just .
little too soon; we have not entered on the
new regime yet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

Special CAurloS-Mrs. Winelow'e Soothing
Syrup has become 90 popular that various parties
have put out articles calling them Mrs. Winslow's
Please take notice that the Mrs. Winslow Of the
Soothing ryrup is not connected with any other
article. june5-d4w3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

IT viii he seen in our dispatches that the
Liberal army in Mexico have gained an i'm
portant victory over Max.'s troops-killing
and capturing about 1000 of the 1mperialists
and gobbling train Of artillery and wagons
valued at two million of dollars. Hurrah for
the Liberalsl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

The Secretary of War has cent General
Ingalls, on an inspection tour for the Quarter.
masters Department through Colorado, Mon
tana, Utah, Idaho and Oregon, with a view
to ascertain wha. changes are desirable in the
methods Of supplying the posts in that Sec
ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

DrxrzESs in the neighborhood Of Ninth
and Main we're treated yesterday evening to q
ssknock down and drag OUT eight between q
party Of brick masons, none of whom were
very badly injured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

OrR city fathers are good hearted munich
pal parents Of course, and don't want any
OF their children resident or sojourning to
endanger life or limbs. Then in all kindness
let that public cistern onJohnson and Second
streets, in front Of the Deming, be covered
over. Some juvenile or some unfortunate
individual of mature years, with cargo OF
bad whisky on board, or some sober citizen
travelling after right and forgetting its pres
encs, may tumble in. That would DO unfor.
tunate and inconvenient Why not close
that well?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

Tar those elf.sealing Fruit Jars at Cady
/ Psek's. They are the best in the market
juneO st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

Hol ye excursionists. The packet leaves
punctually at o'clock tomorrow morning.
Be in readiness.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

The following shows the exports (excausive
of specie) from New York to foreign ports
for the week ending June 10, and since the
beginning Of the year.
/ 1864. 1855. 1855.
For the week IS .23I, s1s 43.los,970 42,s97, e77
Prev reported7z, z75,033 s2,35l,oS3 10000, 907
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

WAR 70 DO Wirn II 9-Th.t,a the A., o..a;.
nsily dsseasd 70 spread-esgle speeches. Hses
banners, ssnpowder, sky roeksss, picnic
dinners, Lemonade, dust celebration, per,n;.
ration. Aistss;os end dsApsrasisa; W. IL
irressss.hle paar;oesa Of shs Aner;ca.
citisen springs ont Iron ~ 1sss q val,.v
Fesss end ~ Ysaitsva ssnssle. ~.
is1gniiv - 1es ou3eaae - 1i9enunnl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

-
nafes : j1hilans rid d Msxico Va Basaa
Vista and vera Cru; md becomes cAock
full Of demonstnsivs delight over The wipins
out Of the Southern Confsdsracy and the
capture Of Jed. Davis in pstt;coass. ltis the
Fourth Of July. It usually cones every
year; and almost invariably o. the nne day
Of the month. The nan that cast hurssh on
that day deserves to have tho chronic bron.
chitis and DO sent 70 the Illinois Egypt, whore
he can vote tho Buttsrnut ticket for the
remainder of his natural life. Many localities
are preparing 70 celebrate. No soch prepar.
asioos ~ On the tapis in Keokuk. jerks
says hs purposes to take . pocket full Of
peanuts and bunch Of 6re-crackers and
rushing up on the Avenue TO hold celebra-
ton and have picnic dinner on his own
hook. jerks is . public spirited individual !;
We admire his pluck.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

Carr. ApLER arrested night before last two
suspicious looking customers who were
proving in the vicinity of the Simpson
House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

FoR SALE.-An elegant Carriage, almos,
new, suitable for livery or private uss.
ENQUIRE ut the stable of r. Gum.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

We are informed that . movement is on
foot to "trot out the Earthquake Cavalry
on the Fourth Of July.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

We have been informed that the road lead.
ing from Buena Vista terry is in bad order,
ana Is the subject Of much complaint from
snose who are compelled to travel it. Az this
Is the highway over which the greater portion
OF the trade from Missouri passes, it would
be we'll enough, We think, for our CITY author.
tiles 70 give it some attention, and have Il
repaired - speedily ~ possible.
The people Of Missouri are fast learning the
TACT that II pays to patronixe the merchants of
Keokok, and hence the rapid increase Of
orders received BY our business men from
that direction, and it would be doing no more
than right TO give Our neighbors . good road
npoa which they can travel without yex.t;ov
and dslay.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

Al ExExY IN Y0uR MoUra.ADo mot nut
N enemy in your mouth to steal away your
teeth. Beware Of destructive tooth washes
and tooth powders, many Of which are base
limitations Of Sosodosi. Insure life lease Of
sosad testA and fragrant breath, By adopting
he fragrant Sosodons.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

WI have received from DR.. Hughes. We
presume. the Dublin (Ireland) Daily Adoer.
tiser of June 9th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

COMMERCIAL CoLLEoE.-Our friend FL.
ScoTr HOW'LL, ESQ.,, informs Us that he has
leased the dining hall and adjoining apart
ments Of the Estes House to Prof. Bailey, Of
Dubuque, who proposes to start, in August, .
branch Of his Commercial College in this
city The institution at Dubuque is one Of
the best in the West< the teachers are at the
head Of the profession, and the College to be
started here will be . credit to the city and
the State. Il Is an enterprise that has our
warmest wishes for its success.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

DRowxED.-At ten O'Clock last night there
was lying down on one Of the points of land
by the Valley depot the dead body Of Patrick
Gleeson. He was wen-to-do lrishman Of
our city; about sixty-one years Of age, hav-
ing wife and six children. He was temper
ate in his habits for the most part, but had
been drinking some yesterday. We learn. As
the evening came on he went down to the
point named, and deliberately threw himself
into the river and was drowned. Why he
did it none knew. We saw him ct ten o'clock
last night He lay on the shore with his feet
resting At the edge Of the water. Agossip-
ing curious crowd had gathered there, and
the coroner held his inquest. The fixed eyes
of the dead man stared full and coldly q the
moon, and the moon beams rested on the
pallid cheeks Of the selfminded man, while
the water sparkled and rippled quietly at his
feet, - though it were guiltless Of death. It
was weird scene one not readily forgot
ten.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

Pic MIC ExcuRsIoN.-The Sunday School
of the Congregational Church will leave on a
Pic Mic Excursion, on Wednesday morning,
June eth, at 9 CLOCK, for the grove below
Warsaw, if the weather is favorable.
At 8 O'CLOCK, p. M, they will leave Warsaw
for q trip down the river some ten miles, and
will return to Keokuk between eight and nine
o'clock, p. m.
The Sunday School, church and congrega'
ton are all earnestly invited to be present.
The expense Of the round trip will be only
10 cents for children and Is cents for adults.
1f
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

y telegraph NAV yosx. Jnse :.
Cotsos- Droopisg ct Ssosso Tor nsadlisg apaanAs.
vIosr-rul. aud comnos leAlsc hover, q 500 50
Extra tnas, = eoele ~ Extra u. o; Slo cen
% sor tssas bFanh elssisg quist asd hsavy.
WHISKY Easlsr = - - q.
Wbsas-An bet very asll ard nsalsal.
CON -tpsii. It'd loA iovs; ss~ss ~ us.os.d -
western: f.r soss, ~ 1sds pscs q IL waerr
als, bnst loaA ssry shOsc~ dsss -.
OAts-bs end 10 lower eSDso sor nsv Wese.rp. Il
latter IN extreme.
Ceass-Dsn sssar dam csAs laolk no,aas.
Aall " 81
fss-sssss-psn = y - asaA ~ ssoas br =.
1nsd In iend
Fork Lower ~ sesn 4 ar hsw naA sse.ias =
I ~ fer ri sla5 - seUses s~ sla d, ~ o. @
| foe prime - 40 s v
Bssf-uuchasesl - uams noninal.
Cas- xs~s-- ss<ss - -; isiSoisX ssIAsalasrs;
H@2e sos usns.
| DSoN-puu. AZ go IL sss s,.ssts ~ 40
| led-bsIl ~ hsaY, ie3<O1z<.
pass~-ose ~ so1ssas oAss - a0As1s
- >
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26
i vvsskly Bank stassns.G

0loek Market.
~ rsseeraph.1 NEv Hoax, Jnns =.
stos h ssesdy; ? NV ssl%; 0 = -; CIsvs .
Pttts s21x NH Csst loA1<: Reading 70 u Els kssk
NYCS ": " - Rsssias n loo, y . I'll ~ =
cospon. "a losN: 10 - eoapoas ss5G ~ - ssiss
io29<; Z esrss a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26
Hotel Property for Sale.

"HE UNIUN HOUSE, at Hamit0n, OPP
i 70 ito .oknk. Nth h.s I'D 49, .. 'ssnn q
o.. vti II .tu.i. \ two siort p M Hote Build
frg H. Dv.pn u ost etifnc~
n tel voo cellar itrr.. OF ~.i Il ~s'rr with .,
r en Ear ~ He. = 81 anr 10,
d~-ir,bs t. y, gage IN the n 1 Blu ines. I've o.
-.i vii. he n es~nf p oTse d+-ir - T..
cnnrt ~ III. in b atih Of lis wi e. Pr 81 o. lille
I cd .ate
~ ur.h.r infol matte ipaai of = toA-rts, on
n mi. |. or 70 u TES-sycK,
nav "a Raj Eta < Mt. Re huk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26
Ru~ip,css House for Sale.

Business House for Sale.
THREE story Brick Store Building. llo
, 2lh, 4 " no. ~ mp ID y John ~ k,hAsW ~
rag = re- m {. hriw-el =. aud 1th Str eos.
Here u opp r;nnit, ~ ny the bet 6ns~~s
sf.,. II III CITY Ins- "a ME PrIc, rs COO.
90 @. balance year sh re- cent Interest
Enquire Of tnayA I'D r4N-kyO4, {.
lSOR SALE.-lot 2, in Block 9G, q q
aHre q 1seje assA - - - Ersee So -. ~ I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

>OR SALE-A Two tony Prick Dwelling Norss
vita ii. ht rou.r-, lot 20 I4o-tso .t.hl-s.
cd b. d- god II Il ssft at-r ste ( We
pav--i ard hri7 SIDE ak Situated nd~-u. e
tw Tenth md Eleventh streets. lite eooc sale
trt~ 81, 100 knqsire OF
frbI " TEN RYCE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26
CITY NEWS.

Tae mercury wss SO degrees in the shade
yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

IGOR SALE.-A two story frame dweliiI z
. huu--, III - aud 70 lot. eitnAt,d 'u &c
IL in tiurk ~, the nrr ksrk AID tifte~r ~
street, IN D. - kilbon' mes Adj TITLE go On
..l-. Price Sson. impure Of
mctl III b. TEN EYCk,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

Epk SALE lots and 8 in Block
i Isl, the corner OF 3th and Palean streets VII
BE- cold a . bargain Enquir. OF
mayl R.rEN-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

ER tLE-Tw-n,, acre. OF besuti-
l fal Garden nr arspe land. and the His-i.-
sppt river abonf three mile above the city Of heokuk
mehn H. u. rEs-EYCE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

EOR RENT.-A good two story Bricl
DSsl4ins HOUSE. nee son pr rar 20 / =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

EOR RENT.-The tour-story brick bnild
kn. wR the A cndeH-a = rae pisr,cr
h"tc- ~. rEerv Ir ~ Str~, sitnsted h ctrDtr
AM Main SIRE t. Keokuk
A, ply 10 lap,2.i II B. rEx-EyCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

NOR SALE-Twenty feet est i'd IL LOT H. 4
tle.ct l0S. the nth eide o. Matt, ntar >evtns
street Price 81 ooa. Little good I'll. inquire Of
fsb.l b iEN-ElCk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

3N0R sALE--Lots 5 and 6. in Heck ls4, Fulton
street, b~t~e~n Eleventh and rs STREETS. Pic
$SOV zach. Ais lot s. In block rs In Eli ourBes Add
tim 10 Keokuk- Prize $3.50. TITLES good or sale
Enquire of Ijanil ii B.fENEYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

ONE TORl frame dwelling house. con-
,.i,,,,r liz r.. pr-,f-ter1 AID ali, ash, fnn 10
- n te, c. a. o. bieh re init snd other Ttis
N, cr~,t Il .irr on the f3t. d 60, c,rt
and = ne sid fer 100 Title Z cd. Enqn'r. II
spr72d II. r. rsN-EfCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

NIX ALE -1hr.. ~ .irsbs lot II vi j.
II 10 V. fsi d. ] IN Ii G. iai ~
rs t@rg lex ash houre and rod tous~,
iog~fh~r ~ih f>sEe tiit. table tza lazy ctst
/. Lots w,h - o lot OF o. h
rhi property Is srnsi.o The n :, All
N,'ri streets cnv+iien to H. sips- p c. So @
hi cseh lie aid wa. = pcr c. 1T in
Fl Title gid EnqDir, Of
sps21 q. rFS-FyrV-
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

GrOR SALE-30 acres Of fine grape and
4 o'h~, fruit .asd /" n HI. h state Of cI'i-
ssti j. stdr fei or, th D., ,tn of v~ri
hiu b. -r &. rie- ~ PER Also.
20 ~cr Join NJ th- at~,,e sIr nsi IL o. the same
r. Arr wi ntnts- bat IAN e all - Cas-
D pis a fauce he IT al pnnr~ Price
SO .nd IS pr Ihi. land h -itn.t h.
~. n-. d. HI X Ioni nilr- fl, S-con
e. link foi psrt ula,s enquire d
mch24 II B TEN EYCK.
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Site ineiner 8uuquiers in Seutf4tano
u. i. no., al oiefSbb SEQ besablt uuo

baum bel mir erbohen iperAen, fann. /
NJ, IN 9. i, s{.,.,, sa;. ! /, da.s,s i,s,r,.
2De9ieI auf mid gu bpb&n: IL
EralrEfsrt a. R Srn. %. @e$Ier feel. $ebn Mna +
$aEfST1AH1s9 IT, Cd s&a6fsa HHs$a6M I
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1866

,GaAar's n 6t4s nps ttit9e r@tk stsfa&, an.
stisbsi& aab @sss ssr9bsas ssatten6erslsss, suslA
den MIR ie ssisben baben. Sebe Ra@e, bic "a snhst,
fist e. unb usms iaevben ussS Jwar SswsbnIi@ an
elasm Nlssss s8sr sen ben sntfsrnt asRs ma naa
wsitteI bingsfeHk masbs.A laase Gboye, Mi&iaansi
gsirrar.l @'isBe Gsisas,s obise Mntansisuns.4
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NeTmebrans Der Ratten. Die sg0TmeE's
&asesas4 sexR9sst -assS Bepeskbur9 gsse@nans, bas
esn gsaar Matten binnen Srei Sabren cine Rn&toms
aseni@stk ssps ,050 asEipseu sit taben YiIest.
mem rasrt Gins fpl& enuaebs eMigse Hi4t eusses
rplkst 6tSb. Deraetrt he msbF sls mas 5000 gsns
isSeu eruHhyem tnnH.s sc r
- Sisks Gaitar,s tSias Mntslnhiasna. =
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III 80 T=TT7HTTTTTI "
ftuiiaaetoll.
Oer Setter int EDniiit0>
rlltlll
Sine @ef9idte
pcn
B. o. D. @ Drm.
6ortIesune.

GAredli5 nlb tief eunp0reno mar es,
Oas Der t,nrbIr 2aubing aud 6a feilen
Sabsni&f eahens Feb; alsS Gltenberg's
Sers sebroden, uub feline 8aGe an ibm
befrieOist mar 6aB erHibnffort nnb
fort I'M Sersen nabrte. nnA i'm Die arnte
Qlnna, Sic berIaftne gSttttue, lief ems
pTuben Iieb, un6 iebt iBren trefFi9en
Sobn, Der nit grober 9lnffrenettna bic
aeIiebte Shutter nno iiG erltdbrte, oa
9lltenberg's &raafbeit aaid Die Iebten
Sparpfennise aufse5ebrt bate.
Da I'M Heinen 2anbc tiiande nitli6e
Gnlridtung feBlte, 10 batten aud bic
4farrpitttpen feiue NnitaEt, bic lire,
Soraen trlilberte, glttna bate auf ben
0atb Der Srennbe ibfes ieligen @atten
8iueinral iid) an ben 2anoesberrn eeipen<
bet, UNI cine nnteritiibung su erbaIten;
ALIEN 2alibin9's Atme rei5tEn 10 nett,
bab er aud bier bic Sofnuugen bers
aidten fonnte. @ae Demerbuuqen
GUITARS nm .erIeOfgte &teIen fu6te er
gu entfraftisen, inbem er baraaf biRe
mics, 0ae err our5 GfriGtnng elmer
Briuatf6ule fem reidli6es QIustOnmeu
babe, .unb Qln6sre esaonrura eber berz
oienten, untergebradt su tperben, ais
60 uirfte Die alte, traurige Gef6idte
fort unb fort beilos fur Nlutter uub
sobn, iaaS Bic Rdae Der agrdfttns f6ie>
men fur Die OiIberin bieifeits bee Sra
bes nidlt er0en an tuoIIen. -
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alsllis aHerselss
ssaSbpiue, 9enn

Is9rsH fH3g Is 1s
49, .sr 3sEfsass TT.r7T Assfg8iA& fFsrf3
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glns Ieinem Stiib6en frat Guitan i'm
genla6lihens alien Saasro6 ano iebte
fi5 neben Die Mutter, Die nit bangem
.Ssr5flapfen feiner @littsiiungen ,barrte,
Ste sob ibn cine Safe Sbee Elm, urn
bic e. gebeten 5atte, linO fagtei barn,
ibn pebmitbis anblideno: ,Bieber
einntaI lltnioaF ? stidt tpabr, nlein
gutter guitaD ? 8eridpeise mfrs nidf
i'd bin i6pa saEauf gefaBt" j
sd aeib es mid t, Iiebae gfuttet, OBJ
i'd bas, mas lie berinutben, 10 grade
beitdti9en fam. Gs lifeline gang eieeiale
Sefdidte, Die i'd Sbaen tuobl ausflbr>
LID ersdblep aaalb. IS. ~
sic pifIen baB i'd erf am arpeiten
Sage in bic Sauptitabt fomnen fonnte,
tuie nader i aud uanhern fam. 60
mar es benn Santag 9lbenbs, aIs i6
in eiRent fIeinen Gaft5ofe meme! @ob<
nuns nabnl. Sonntaas it's 70 eiseut,
lid ni6ts nit 8eiuden, uno ba bic
Sisuns, pel6e iiber bic RfarriteIIe sn
2eienborf enti6eibet, erit am Ureitas &C.
baiten tutrb, 10 brau6te ib aud oerdbe
nidt 81 ellen, snInal id nteine WeIt
Onng nebit 3eusniiien auf hem Getres
tariate berslts abgtsseben bate.
SD sine an Sonnta9e iilsben 7srab<
sdttsspitnf 9ao Oadte ben slebh1ittab
bic berrlide Anln9e gu beieben. tpeIde
etiua brei 8ierteIitun0en bon BEN Eboe
rem Der Gta6t entfernt III. SD NOR ME
bort getpelen, uno man bat mir re 10
reiaenb gefdiIoert, bab i'd elm grDbes
8erlangene ea.pfanb, mid in ibrenaaub<
eanseu 90 ersebeu, an Oerrieigen Soub
taine mid in erlaben unb i'm Baloess
grim eininal fuieoer 81 atbnten, mas
man bier, in Der Hidden Geetnb gang
entbebrt. SIM Sdatten elmer pradtiesu
NIIee Tam i'd bin. asa's ses
gs mar eesen Dtittag, als i'd Elm eine
James Blasden fn6te, I'M ntetn be-
i1eioenes NfabL Dqs. i'd inn meiner
Saf9e trug, gu shaIten, An einemties
feas fdonen Seide, INN ben Anhdtiee
Sraueriuei6en ibre biinnen @efte uno
8peige i'm 8in6e belpegen un0 NIT ben
Spisel mn tlaren 8aiier gaufeln, fnnb
i'd 6as seiudte 8latden unb bort
ftredte i'd bic mii6en gIie6er i'm Graie
aus. ,4'
SO mar TO title in oieiem Sbeile Der
9laIage, Der cine bLunenrei6e @iefe
biIOete. Ser 8inO rauf6te 10 NUMBER
fam in ben 8iDeieen Der alien zrauere.
peiben, Oab id enSli@ einf5lief gBie
LANCE I'd 10 eeidIafen, ipeib i'd ili4k
aber Elm ieltian.es Sraun6iGb nn.Ena
mid, ais lener 8ufanb eiutrat, po bus
Grmd9ea ttdbe an6 bod dEIe atbeyg
unb SseIehtraft nod seHdIten iinS. Go
NOR namlid. ais uabte fi6 Semaae
leife. Sd rang, mad au Hnerben aber
Die Grmiioung bon Der Bonoerung ben
beiOen borieen Gage mar 90 grOb. Sala
ltter ndber trat bic GefaH ua0 enbIiG
beuste he fia aber mid utaO cine glnrne
biiel aus einem Gtraube, ben fie In Ben
3anb belt, gera6e auf meine Gngen
Sd ertpadte nnb blidte in Elm nnbes
f6reibli6 iG0nes Nd06engef6t, bas
fidJ eben aieperbeupfn iuoIlte, bic Bllme
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
H. H ROBINSON, sdY
JBTIsUFRi ANN 'pROppTErnp
What are Shooting Stars?


Professox LooniA, from Yale College. said
| OF tho meteorle shower. which did not
come off according 90 the mll programme.
that on Monday night. November ~, a
company OF observers ut this place counted
69G shooting stars III five hotirs and twenty
minutes, which Is about four times the aV-
erage numberYsiblo for tho sumo period
throughout the year, On Tuesday, Novem-
Derl 10, another company counted ISL shoot
ing stars IN i've hours. which is five times
the average number. On Wednesday njyht
the sky was. overcast, 20 that no observa-
tlons could be made. We conclude. then,
that the number Of shooting stars visible
about the 18th was very remarkable.
nevertheless this display il not 10 be com
pared with that Of November l3, 1893. in
which the number OF metcors was various
" estimated Mt from ten thousand to thirty
thousand per hour.
lie then says IN his letter.
What are shooting stars and. How do
we account for their periodical display In
unusual nIimbersg Shooting stars NAV.
without much improperly. be called little
comets. Each metcoris a small body, ren-
orally of very little density. revolving
about the sun In an elliptic orbit. and poy-
erned by the same laws as the larger plan
cts, Jupiter and Saturn. The average num-
ber Of these bodies which encounter the
ehrIn every day u several millions. and still
there is no perceptible decrensc from year
TO year. The total number of these bodies,
therefore, belonging to our solar system.
must be reckuned by millions Of millions.
The earth, in its motiunabOut the sun. with
a velocity of nineteen miles per second. is
continually encountering more or less of
these bodies. and they plunge iuto our at
mOsphere with velocities VARYING from ten
to forty miles per second, by which mems
heat Is developed sufficient to ignite them.
and they are entirely consumed, generally
IN single second; and at an elevation of
about fitty miles above the earths surfhcc.
Occasionally We encounter bodies of
greater density, which can not be so read
lily consumed, aud they reach the earth's
surface, sometimes entire. and ut other
times In a tragmennry condition. Samples
OF such meteors are to be found in all min
eralogical collections Of this country and
Europe.
The periodical display of shooting stars
In unusual alnumbnrs indicates that they are
not distributed uniformly thrOughuut the
SOAR system. but are collected in vast num-
bers IN certain regions. while IN other re-
gions they are cOmparHtivelv few shoot
ing stars are annuililyscen in great nnn-
bers ON the 10th of August; and since each
meteor rs moving IN its orbit with great
Velocity Wliiic every year we find large
numbers of them near the same pDint OF
the earth's Orbit. we ronclndr that thcynrp
arranged ma ring pr zone, intersGcting the
"trlhS orbit ~ point which The earth
paSses on the 10Th of August. '.