Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-13
NEWS
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NEw YoRK, Oct Is.
An examination Of witnesses in reference
to tho dead man recently found in Newton,
was held last evening by Coroner Lewis, 1t
the National Hotel, in Astoria From the
testimony addueed the gsnerel opinion 10
well supported that the man vas murdered,
and that the psrpstratoe Of the deed Il the
same man who exhibited the pistol Of the
deceased ct the Sunny Side Hotel ON the
day the body Was discovered The body
has not been identified
fire broke out about halfpast nine
o'clock last night in the hobby horse manu-.
factory Of A. Christian 4 Son, No. so Mar
gin street. The bsilding, with the stock
and quantity Of valuable machinery, was
totally destroyed. Loss about 1l20, 900;
amount Of insurance not asccrtained.
The board Of officers Of the 7th Regiment
who have had under consideration tie pro-
posed trip 70 Paris in 1867, have submitted
their repoet p eho Gnelhbenuf a. etxaniaa-
tion They estioase the maximum expenses
1t $500, 900, and suhmit 70 The members -
. whether they aEs willing = aecspt ths in
vilatiea end asssne the pseuniafy ebligaA
tisns rendered nessssasy y ~ ss6iuate.
The British bsfk An6:sslne, ftua CasaiR
Wales, for Vera Crua, 1oundsrod on IL
coast Of rlonds on the "a iask The cap
tain, second mate, ard theee q ~ Asuds
were saved, after passing % hssirs On Z
ran The remaindsf Of The ships company
ten In number, are supposed 70 be lost. I'll
Of ~hom sailed in the v,ssel from Cardiff.
except one, Who shipped at Vera Cruz
John Neal, second mate, who was saved.
also Joined the vessel 1t Vera Cruz.
The Tribunes st. Louis specia. Of yester.
day says: The Southern loyalists prepar-
ed an address this morning TO the people Of
the United States, before leaving Spring.
field. They urge the people TO insist, in
behalf Of tue true loyallsts, in still further
conditions precedent 10 the admission of
rebel States than those emunciatsd in the
congressional amendment, because the pres.
ent State governments Of the South are not
legal 6odle1, ana therefore seannot legally
raiify the amendment. They plead that
the people insist that their representatives
shall ct the next session declare the present
State organization in the South illegal, and
proceed toorganixc governments based upon
the princiels stsmPsstisl leyai Suffrage
The steamer Arizona which started for
AspinwaL with California passengers ON
the 1lth, still ssnains at anchor inside the
port, weather bound.
w. G. Psrkhurst, vell knovn phoao-
gFapher, was accidentally drowns At Wash.
iugton On Wednesday night
stephens hes called meeting Of the Fe-
mans at Joneswood, on the Sunday the
2S,h inst, when he asyA shalt freely tell
my countrymcn Who ~ and arc not the
friends Of Ireland. I shall also bring pub
lie opinion 70 bear on such parties o. still
retain any property Of the beotheshe Cd or
sisterhood. In order that l nay ful6ll The du.
~ effectively, thes0pus,eftpsh sr)es are
hersby requested to furnish ne q their ear
liest coaseniencs " tin these parties namss
aud the na'use cfthe pr tssty withhuld By
them. ts@ <e
A Tlnss ChRleston special says : The
Charleston Daily News Of this noruint
ssasluosetn editorial upoo The recent e3ees
IN fAha. Gnfth in the lo|laxinx words -
MI Allen ! Ye1ae. Whds6fl1sUuSt