The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-25

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me for him when be fcrgets his 800
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Cd Bluifs. So ssys the No.paFeil
--Ess n ~ s0~ - their Nsv NV
York, vhiah vsss caught <estof r. DJdss,1
week before last.
The City Council u Burlington hsvs DE-
cided to follow the example Of the citissas e
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The total assessed value 81 psopsrsy h
Des Moipes county is 1882, $685. The total
Il hx levied fsr s.ase, cousss schooass b.,
$S4, 1915.
In the Wspsllo Repsb9ieas ve see that
N. NJ. Let's pays the highest income tax Of
any man in Louisa eouaty--ths sum OF S22s /;
being sl4o ahead Of any other.
MIR. Ballisnll, the jolly hoe. a tle Reil.
road House at Ottumwa, is now building in
the heart of thar city one of the finest hotels
in the Stass 6es Courier. asra
The Sioux City journal ssys that the In.
dams are again becoming Troublesome along
the river, and have attacked several macki>
na~s on their voyage down. $3.50 itAs A
The body Of Edgar Tisdals, formerly !
merchant of Dubuque, and Who, ssh0fs time
dses, dissppeased very nysaerpusN 'tss
| hssu found on the besch u New Oaso, Me-
gan county, Michigan. See in the Dubuque
Times
s--Oue Of orr sahscribsrs, Mr.. G. F..
Brsithauft, Of Vienna, Aauled the afst peess
which left the Ahsisippi RsversSoe tn 10
terror Of Iowa. This old relic finally brough.
up in the Office of tbeold Cedar Falls Banner.
Where it afterwards went desponent saith
not. Marshall Times. s~s Il @
The Io,ca Transcript has been removed
from Toledo, TAns county, - teiis Plain,
Benton county. and viii hereafte r be pub
lished at the latter place. InsaAiciensy 81
local advertising and job work 1t Toledo i.
assigned the reason for removal.
| The Sioux City Register thinks when the
advantages of the new route to the mines d
Montana and Idaho known a Sawyer 81
are fully UNDERWOOD by the public, Sioux City
will have heavy trade with miners on their
passage to and from the MINES. At presen,
large numbers come down the river, and NOS.
Of them are heavily laden with gold dust.
IS. C. Elwood, of Benton township, died
very suddenly one night during the week be-
fore last. As We are informed, the circum
stances connected With his death are about
- follows; He was passing through the
timber in company with young gilt then living
at bis house, going probably to q neighbor'a 1,
and, as the girl testifes, complaint I'D Of feel
ing sick, sat down on the ground aud in .
few moments Was dead. The gin then re
turned TO the house and alarmed Mr.. FL.
woods wife, and it seems also became alarm
ed herself, as she afterwards hid herself in
| the brush where she was found the next
morning BY the constables The physicians
who conducted the post mortem examination
attributes his death to . sudden attack OF
heart disease. See Sigourney Timss
MIR. Clinton Parkhurst, for nearly two
years Local on the Davenport DAuorm,
h.s purchased . half interest 10 the lie Claire
Register, and will at once enter on the edi
torial charge Of that paper A correspond
ent at Washington writes to tie Iowa City
Republicans, that d. N. Cooley, sx-Coamis.
sionsr Of Indian Affairs, gave $1,000 instead
$780, previously reported, towards de-
fraying the expenses of the Philadslphia
Copper johnson convention 3. Prof. 8. E.
Mckee, of Washington. has accepted the
Professorship Of Mathematics at the State
University, at Iowa City, and has enteredsou
the discharge of his duties. The teacher,
and pupils got mp social entertainment and
passed series of resolutions complimentary
Prof. Mex, previous TO departure. .... Gen
j. Wilson, who Is entrusted With the survey
Of the two rapids Of the Mississippi, ans
whose headquarters are now at Davenport
has returned from the cast and is now stop,
ping at the Burtis House. Under the efIcien
management Of Gen. Wilson and his enerRet
ic Chief Of staff, Col. Haines, the survey o
the Upper rapids is being rapidly prosecuted
but it is not yet completed as has been erro-
neously reported. We CLEAN the above from
the Davenport Gazette.
The new owners OF the NJ 4 NJ. r. R.
seem TO have taken hold of the work of push
ing westward, with energy. They are said
to have near {, 600 men at work, and viii en-
ter Des Moines as quickly as possible. They
are now reported at work upon telegraph
/ from Davenport to Des Moines, which ttey
will soon have in operation. They have .
big run TO make to reach the Missouri bu,
money win do il and they have the means Of
raising that. 49,. We understand the Episcopal
and Congregational churches Of our city are
moving to erect them each house Of wor-
ship. This is very commendable, for both
are much in nsed Of such, aud both are able,
with spunk enough and the assistance they
can obtain from others, TO carry through the
enterprise. See Iowa City Ireas.
Tho Cedar Vnlzg Timer says: .we
understand that the Western Union Railway
Company formerly the Racine and Missis.
sippi railroad and Northern Illinois railroad
have closed arrangements to extend Their line
Of road from Sabula TO Anamosa, on the
grade Of the old Iowa Central Air Line and
are negotiating N for arrsngehent With the
Dubuque and Southwestern Railroed Comps.
| ry, to use their line Of road TO Cedar Rapids.
They are also figuring with th Cedar Rapid,
amidst. Paul, TO get the control Of that rosd
to vinton. with the view Of striking directly