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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-23

Gold closed :. l4ss il New York b

Gold closed u 1Asa il New York iasl
aight.
The would Be- sssas;n Of the Emperor Of
Russia has been executed amidst great rs>
joicing on the part Of the people.
-Napoleon has great rsspscesor the Usited
States He has refused permission 70 Frsnch
officers to hold oliee IN Mexico, because ths
United States did not wish it to be permitted.
The indianapolis food has subsidized, and
the bow of promise has appeared to the wet
and shivering inhabitants Of that leaky city.
The damage is variously estimated at from
one to four hundred thousand dollars.
The very bad weather that is being ex>
perienced throughout the Northwest Il having
a damaging effect upon the Stats and county
Fairs. Many OF them have been postponed,
while others are struggling NAinst the tide
and exhibiting under difficulties the most
discoumging. es r. ~
Monroe, the rebel Mayor ard butcher,
of New Orleans, smarts under the universal
execrations hesped upon hisname. His Sec
retary has published letter, intended to
shield his mas, er from blame in the New Or
leans Massacre. Defence cannot be made.
There's blood crying from the ground, and
thst accuses Mayor Monroe.
The new members of Congress chosen at
the recent election in Arkansas are William
Byers from the Fifth District, A. w. Hobsoa
from the Second, and A. B. Greenwood from
the Third-all rebels.
Francis Woodbury., ex-State Senator,
died at Savannah, Ga, on the 18th inst, of
hydrophobia, having been bitten some two
months ago by lady slap dog. Not suppos>
ing the animal mad, he mad paid no attsntioa
to the bite.
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The BEEcaERs.-The Chicago Tribune has
the following tonching the course Of Mr..
Beecher:
The Rev. Henry Ward Beeches has son,
who is an officer in the regular army. This
son was dismissed from the service by . court
martial some eighteen months ago, and was
restored and promoted by Mr.. johnson about
the time that Mr.. Beecher first became .
champion of '.my policy." The restoration
OF young Beecher almost created mutiny in
the regiment from which he had been ex
PEELED, and some compromise had to be eff
fected to avert the scandal. Whether the
junior Beecher remains in the army, or
whether he was allowed TO resign, We are not
informed. The facts above mentioned we're
quite notorious among army officers last year,
and also among the wise men Of the Congre-
gational Church. Whether the restoration
Of the sou explains Mr.. Beecher's anxiety
for the restoration of the South, we cannot
affirm. 1t is at least unfortunate that the
two things should have come to light about
the same time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-23

CINCINNATI, Sept. %.
The steamer General Buell., Of the Cincin-
matt l. St. Louis mail line, was boarded ~
Warsaw. Kentucky, night before last, by two
or three hundred men, who forcibly seized
C. W. Ferris, United States mail agent aud
took him ashore. Ferris was Provost Mar
shal At Warsaw daring the war, and vas ln-
strumental in the execution of two guerrifiAs
by order of Gen. Burbtidge. The Gazette
and Commercial say he vas arrested without
warrant. while the Enquirer afirms that
true bill had been fonnd against him, by the
grand jury OF Carroll county. for murder.
The weather this morning is clear and cold
All the smaller rivers and creeks are snbsid
ing The different railroad companies are
very active in repairing damagcs, aud the
roads will be in full operation IN few days.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept. %.
II is understood that the President has de-
eided that in consequence Of the pressure Of
public business, be will be hereafter obliged
to decline receiving any committees or dele.
cations whose principal object is to present
programmes for removals and appointments
to Office. All such business must necessarily
be referred to appropriate departments Of the
Government for attention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-23
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM NEW YORK.

New Orleans Adviees--M ustsrtnE out ~
Colored Troops-They Manifsst = Riot.
Gus Dispositton-Arrest OF Hack Dirt.
vers--The Fenian Excitement In.
erea.es-secretaryS seward mot ExPeet~
ed tosurvivs-Arrest Of HighwayAsn-
Cenfsssicn Of the Ortero Muraersrs-
RAeing-Dreadfui Tragedy.
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Fire.

LONG BRANCH, N. Y, Sept. %.
A fire burst out in tie north wing of the
Harwood Hous at o clock this morning, and
n short time it was completely destroyed.
The fire is believed to have been the work of
an ineendiary
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-23
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Republican Nomfnatien--Death Of =
Prominent East India Merchant.
PHILApELpHIA, Sept

PHILApELpHiA, Sept. %.
C. c. Knight has been nominated by the
Republicans for Congress in the First Dis
trict
Jno. F. Periston, merchant long esgsged
in the West India trade, died suddenly las,
night of cholera at his residence near this
city
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-23
FROM CINCINNATI.

Outraxs on Beard . Stsaner-Ths Wsath
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Arfang have beeu ie Tor This most liberal
hibt witnessed In ths country
Tue grourds containing 81 acre, ell set In hue
9vass, shaded with teantfui grove q forest
sd througs them vssdinx avenues hspAsum~l,
hons ded nth evsrxr~eas seven orpAnenaI foo
oonstassiy In play furnish ample uppy Of xasv
rv.ry Of the ErouDi 600 ia e. sails
Dodaon OF horses erveisd aud coasensnt theseto
grant mile drive. forty fsst wiAe for sxaesss and
.pe~tsng hor-es.
The Amphi'h~afr- BY fas the largest Ia tbs United
stAtes viii sheter - 90 peorle under ts sapAi' hes
,er 81 booths ~ which vsitors b urnshs1 With
rsfrv-hrents.
The rorsl Mechanical, Fine Art Qsrhtnery, Agricul
tural ~x lie Fabrics Musicai Geosoaca Vegetable
rruii nepartDsnts all spacioua kuiidner anx stmi
rsby sapted to the exhibition Of ssch srtclss may
Be exhibited
Competition invited from the Whole Union.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 81.
Eleven cases ofcholera since noon, three
fatal, all in one locality near the corner of
Green and 10th streets. Slight snow squall
last night.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-11
PETITION FOR PARTITION.

John Henry Shell, Emeline Schoenfeld and Henry
schOenfeld us. Andrew CAss Shell Matilda Wit
myer, samuel Nitmyer, Harriet RumborgcT
Elias RpInberger, and Mary Catharine shell.
superior Court of Montgomery Co.. -. Case 3bG5
A NnREW CASS SHELL, Matilda Witmyer
n samuel Witmyer, Harriet Rumberger Elias
kumberger and Mary &. shell win take notice
that petition was lled against them the 18th
day Of September, lS66, IN thr superior Court OF
Eme-ine schoenfeld and Henry schoenfeld and is
nOw pending, wherein they demand partition OF
the following real estAte. to-witi situate In the
county Of Montgomery ami state of Ohio all that
certain tract or parcel of land lying in the town
Of hianisburg, IN the county OF Montgomery and
state OF ohio tO-wit: being In-lot No 81 ON Jacob
kerehers plat OF suid town.
Also, in-lot No. ~, astaeably to the gnal plat
OF said town.
Also, the following; Being part OF the south
half OF section No, ~, town l, range g. 81 RS;
beginning al a stake ON the north boundary oil
said half sectoni thence 4Sk degrees a s poles
To stake; thence Q5ll degrees e 22T poles 10
stone; thence S4k degrees il9 poles along the
pike TO the place of beginning, containing ten
acres, more or less,
Als0 The following, In section 20. town /. range
O. NJ. II. D. Icing out lot No, un Isaac TroOns plat
OF out.lots which Is recorded In Plat Book "a
page lv5, OF Montgomery County Records
tanning i've acres, more or less
And that at the next term Of said Court AFTER
forty days fron the dats OF the rst publication vi
u Is notice. the said John Henry she'll Eneline
~ilioeIl1sld aud Henry sohepRfsld viii apply tor
an order mat partition may he uade Of said prem
lscs accordingly. JOIN HENRY SHEl.L,
EMkniNE SunOENFELD,
ukNkh sCHOENfELD,
ADAM Clay, Attorney scsgsG
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Administrators Sale of Rea
Estate.

IN pursuance of an order OF the Piobute Court of
Il Montgomery County, Ohio, will ofrer for sale
at public auction at the door of tile Court House,
in Dayton, on
Saturday, Lhe 1bth ddy Of December, 4. d. 1865,
At two O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day, the
following described real estate, situate in the
county OF Montgomery and State of Ohio, to-wit:
In lots numbered 81 and 8g rs plated ana re-
corded In 5. T. llarker's plot of North Dayton ;
also strip Of land i0k feet wide adjoining TO- and
laying along the west end Of said lot No. 30, and
extending the whole width OF said lot
Also, u piece OF land commencing ON east line of
out-lot No. /, and running thence north with the
east line Of said lot 48k feet to a point thence
west parallel with the south line of said lot 20 feet
10 point; thence south 49, feet point thence
east 70 feet to the place OF beginning being part
OF said Out-lOt No. 1.
The foregoing real estate as above described
constitutes the prcmi es entire, including the
dwelling house, slaughter house aud barn. owned
and occupied by Frederick Schwartz deceased at
the time OF his death, In Mad River Township.
Appraised all together, one premises ut
Also lot No, 4Os2 on the plat of the city Of Day.
ton In Montgomery County, Ohio, appraised at
TERMS OF SALE--One third In cash on day of
salei one third In one, and third in two years
from said day, with interest; deferred payments
to he secured by mortgage on the promises
GEORGE uERBIG,
Admir- OF Frederick schwartz, decd. {
ID. A. HOUK, Attorney.
November IL 1855. How'd
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ssluuetarp and Commercial.
Cincinnati Markets.
OINoINNATL DeccmDeI

CINCINNATI December 10.
HoGs-About 1900 hend were sold to-day
at S7@1 80 for dressed, and SG@6 50 Tor
live, these being the extremes for light and
heavy averages. The regular packers de-
clined to pay the advance, aud the cnly
purchases were by parties who had con-
tracts to fill and the advance Is regarded by
the trade as temporary only.
FLouR-No change There is no outlet
either East or South, aud no inclination 10
speculate. The demand Is of the most linz
tied character, and confined almost eN-
clusively 10 the local dealers, who hre buy
ing hut sparingly of the higher grades
Small orders are still being received from
the interior.
WHEAT--No. 2 spring wheat can be
bought ut ~ 0S@2 10, but some forced
sales were made about the middle of the
week nc S262 03. No. was In fair request
to-day ut 81 ~, at which figure about L.
800 bushels were sold. Extra Is held at
81 35@2 40.
CORN--SHELLED---Sales were made to-
day at 59060c., In bulk, and 7l@76c., In
Guiding new reserved guhnies New ear Is
also In fair request, aud closes steadyat 50
@50c- in bulk, at the upper and lower de-
pots.
WHIsKY-TheTe was break down in the
market the first of the week, and prices
have been on the decline ever since, but
close with Elore iirmness at 2Sc. per gallon
for rbonded and 81 25@$2 20 for free raw.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


WASHINGTON, December 10.
The President communicated to the
House to-day the correspondence on the ar
rest of John II. Surratt. II Is very yolu-
mlnous, and relieves Mr.. Seward of the
imputation that he had neglected TO use
proper efforts TO secure the arrest Of the
fugitive.
Under date Of liverpool. September ~,
1865, Mr.. Wilding informs Mr.. Seward that
Surratt had arrived. or was expected TO ar-
rive, In that city. He inclOscd an affidavit
Of person whose name was not made
known, but who. II seems was confident of
Surratt stating all the particulars of his
voyage from Canada and his isconversation on
the way, Surratt confessed he had been In
the Confederate service, and bis special
business was TO convey intelligence from
Washington to Richmond.
He also declared that the plan to kidnap
and carry off President lincoln was con-
coctcd by himself and J. Wilkes Booth.
He says he arrived IN Canada before the
assassination of lincoln and while there
received letter from Booth, saying that it
had become necessary to change their
plaus, and requested hhn to come immedi-
ately TO Washington. but he did not say
whether he returned there as requested,
bnt remarked that on his way back to Can
ada the train was delayed nc st. CRtharine's.
aud while sitting at the breakfast table a
gentleman next to him mentioned the re-
port of the assassination, and that he, Nc
Carthy. or as he then called himself Har-
rison, replied that it was too good to be
true.
The gentleman took newspaper from
Ills pocket, and read au account of the Oc-
ciTrence, and Mccarthy surprised at find
ing his own name mentioned, immediately
| left on Sunday evening. He had related to
me long conversation held with Mr.. ---
/ ut Richmond, and said to him, "You have
cold me great story; now, sir, what must
call yourname?" He promptly answered,
"Surratt" This was before our arrival NJ
| Londonderry. | have not seen Surratt
since. but believe he is in Liverpool.
| (Then follow briefs of the several recent
dispatches respecting him, from the time
he reached Liverpool until he was arrested
in ROme-his escape from his guarI, aud
final capture in Alexandria, Egypt
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Ohio Local Items.

.
The trains are passing over the Iron
bridge at GAINESVILLE again as usual. The
bridge is now as strong as ever, and is con-
sidered perfectly safe.
The Columbus papers of Saturday morn
ing announce the death of Eli w. Gwynne,
one of the Oldest, wealthiest, and most es-
teemed citizens of the Capital City.
On Tuesday evening last Colonel II. II.
Sage, of Clrcleville, attempted to commit
suicide by taking laudanum. He was dis
covered and physician called in time to
prevent any serious consequences The
have been unable to learn.
A WNDFALL.-Mr. Hudson G. Ward, of
Putnam, has, through the decease of a re-
lation in England, fallen heir TO a property
valued at one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars, and that Mr.. Ward, is appointed
one of the executors of the estate, and has
departed for England to look after his in
forests. Mr.. Ward is an estimable citizen.
We have heard that the friends of James
+. Ely, Esq, of Fayette county, will pre-
sent his name to the Democratic State Com
yention on tine sth of January, as a suitable
person to be nominated for member of the
Board of Public Works. The friends of
Col. Dick Hendrickson, and they are many,
Intend to try him on for the same posi- ion.
The Auglaize Democrat fayors the noml-
ination Of Hon. John Ii. Putnam 70 the of
fee of Lieutenant Governor by the Demo-
cratic State Convention on the 9Th OF Janu-
airy. John II. Putnam is talented, sound
and full Of popular elements of character.
Mr.. II. Fracker, member of the Atlantic
Base Ball Club, at GAINESVILLE. had his nose
broken while playing ball. lie was catch
ing at the time and was struck by glance
ball.
The wagon-shop Of Mr.. Dewey, of Spen-
Ger, Medina County, was destroyed by fire
on the 9th. The flames from the shop COM
municated to a store-room and dwelling,
%hieh were consumed.
d, The sandusky Register, an organ extreme
enough, In all conscience, is restlve at the
assumed leadership Of Stevens In Congress.
and enters mild protest against the dy-
nasty of that llmplng, hair-brained fanatic.
The Register sees that Thaddeus is making
radicalism Odioss. fH9R
Three scamps, named Hogan, Stockton
D and Runyon, confined In the Eaton jail,
charged with larceny and burglary, eff
fected their escape, by knocking down a
girl who had opened the prison door to
hand them their supper.
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'THE IMMORTAL J. N" VsITs JEFF. DA-
vIs.-This odd lunatic, 1t seems lately got
admission to Fortress Monroe and had an
audience with Mr.. Davis, with whom he
entered into a philosophical discussion on
the state Of the country with Davis. Dur
Ing the conversation an officer of the gar
rison entered and courteously suggested,
that merely as 8 visitor, his interview had
lasted quite long enough, whereupon j.
N! Withdrew.
1t subsequently appeared that Mrs. Da-
Wis, fearing that the intrusive stranger was
an escaped lunatic, had dispatched mes
senger to the surgeon of the post for assist
anee.
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legal.
sIIERlFF's SALE.


Thomas V. Lyons VS. cambridge II. Miller, ct nj
superior Court Of Montgomery County. Ohio
Case No. $3.50
TN pursuance of an urlcr Of sale issued In thc
Il above case and to me directed | will offer at
public sale Mt the door Of the Court House. in the
city of Dayton, on
~ Taesd6y, TIE ssA day Of Jdasory, 1857,
At two O'Clock T.. NJ the following real estate, 10.
wt The following lands and tenoments to-wit;
Situate:m the County Of Montgomery, and state OF
Ohio, and town of Miamisburc and described Us
follows tn-wit:
Being lot No 2l1 in the town OF Miamisburg and
county and State aforesaid Commencing at the
corner of inlOt No B thence casterly TO the Miami
Canal; thence south along said canal to he north
side of basins thence west along the north line ui
the basin to Race street. thence north ON Race
street 10 the place OF beginning. Excepting such
parts MS was sold TO the incorporate village 81
Miamisburg for the continuation of Pearl street. I
Said premises have been appraised at 1890 aud
cannot sell for less than twothirds of the apprais-
ed value thereof Said lot has upon il u dwelling
house, and large warehouse and scales, situated
ON the Miami canal Terms of sale, cash.
o. G.. II. DAVIDSON, Sheriff .
decs-ts s..,..-.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

ELIZABETH G. LODGE, Nathan wayland
y Lodge, minor Josabed H. Lodge, minor,
Addison Donson and Rosanna DOnsOn his wife,
William Jones and Nancy Ann z; Jones' his wife,
Aquilla HiNOn and Naomi H. lfiNOn, his wife,
Frederick Smith and Clarissa Matilda smith his
Wife, Mary Hannah lodgc, and Mariah Jane
Lodge, all of Montgomery County, OHIO, aud No.
ratio Lodge, oliver Lodge, minor. Elizabeth
Lodge, nminOr, John Hopkins and Obedience Hop
kins his wife all Of Cass County, in the state OF
Indiana, viii take notice that james n. Lodge,
Jacob T.. lodge. Mason II. Lodge and William n.
Lodge. of Montgomery County, Ohio, have hled a
petition, which is now pending against them, in
the superior Court of Montgomery County, ohio,
claiming and setting forth that they the said pcu
toners. are tenants IN common in fee simple, with
the said Nathan Wayland Lodge, JOsabcd y.
naomi Hixon, Ciarissa Matilda smith Mafy
Hannah Lodge. Mariah Jane Lodge, HOratiO
Lodge, oliver Lodge, and Elizabeth Lodge OF the
following real estate and premises Situate In the
county of Montgomery, and state Of Ohio, aud
being lfty acres OF land on of the east side OF the
southeast quarter Of section twenty, township
three, range six. east In Butler township, in said
county, with the privileges and appurtenances to
the same belonging as helrs,at. law " Of Jacob
said James NJ, Jacob r., Mason H., aud William
y Lod ., petitioners and laaiptins in said peti-
tion. claim. IN said petition, that they each hold
one thirteenth Of said premises, excepting the
said Iiorato Oliver, minor, and Elizabeth a
each entitled TO one.t third of thirteenth part
OF said premises They further claim in said petit
tion that said Elizabeth &. Lodge Is the widow Of
said Jacob Lodge. decd; that said Obedience Hop-
kins wife of said -Iohn Hopkins, also made de
fendant 10 said petition is the mother of said Ho-
ratio Oliver a minor md Elizabeth Lodge. u
minor, and they pray that partition may be IN ade
Of said premises; that their respective portions
may be set on To them in seyeralty and for such
other and proper relief rs may be granted by the
Court ~ the hearing OF said cause. And unless
they answer said petition by the 22d day OF Janu-
Ary. A.D 1861, said petition will be taken as true
and Judgment rendered accordingly.
JAMES n LODGE
JACOB z. LODGE
MASON H. LODGE
WILLIAM. LODGE.
a AttoFuQvg o4a
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TERRIBLE.--A terrible accident occurred
at the Southern Hotel, st. Louis, on Satur-
day last. The head furniture man, James
Shehan, was scrubbing the paint work sur
rounding the rotunda, on the third floor OF
the hotel, when losing his balance. he was
precipltated to the marble pavement be-
meath, breaking his skull to pieces and kill
ing him instantly. In the fall he struck his
body against the railing ON the second
floor, which broke his ribs In.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-11

SAFE PLEA.-Rlehard Hargrave who,
some nights since broke into a tailor's store
in Cincinnati, and robbed It Of $4,000 worth
OF fine goods, was before Judge Murdock
last week, and was acquitted of the crime
of burglary, on the ground Of insanity.
What precedent for Butler, Banks, Curtis,
Harlan, and hundreds of other loyal
thieves and burglars TO plead
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-11

Daniel Moon. Wilson Aloop. and Elizabeth Moon,
sarah Grefst, sainu ] ~ Greist, Corwin NJ.
Brown, and Sarah Eleanor Vail.
Superior OOuFt OF Montgomery County, Ohio,
Case No 354I, Petition for Partition,
GARAH GRftST, Samuel q, Greist and Sarah
- Eleanor Vail. residents 81 Montgomery cuuntY,
Ohio, and COrwm NJ brown, resident 81 the stale
OF Missouri. You are hereby notified that on the
~ day Of september A. ID. 1909 petition was
hleti in the superior Court Of Montgomery county,
ohio, by Daniel Moon, Wilson Moon ard Elizabeth
Moon against YOU demanding partition OF tho
following described real estate, situate la the
County OF Montgomery, and state OF Ohio. The
north end and an equal third part of the east haii
u sretiQn No 10 Town Elld FanKe >. between the
Mi.lni River. anl b0untl.l Is fODOWs. viz. lrAtin
ming at a stone ON the northeast of said sechon
thenee south on the section line n chains aud O.
links 60 a stone; thence n $50 W ~ chains aud "
links 10 "A stone; thence n ~ " chains and "a
links to AstOne the north line OF said section
thcnce SO ON the section Tine 40 chains ami 1S
links 20 the place of beginning, containing leland
lS-iO0 acres more or less.
And that az the next term OF said Court held
HIser n DAYS rpm the date of the apst ppbllcaiion
or this notice application VIA be- iulo by tlia said
petitioners fOr AN order that partition may be
made OF said premises.
DANIEL NOON,
WILSON MOON aud
kIALAbkrH MOON.
ADAM CLAY, Atty. sosw6
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RAT SPoRrs.-In the more central coun-
ties of Ohio, for several months, Rat Hunts
have been lnaugurated-in the absence of
the larger game-the results of which can
not but be benehoial-rldding the agrlcul-
tural neighborhoods of an immense de-
structive pest.
One of these entertainments eliminated
up in Pickaway county, last week, ending,
OF course, with the inevitable oyster sup
per. One party counted 4,839 tails, the
vanquished party, 2,2O0. Total, $3.50. One
bushel of corn to a rat, and The value OF
the hunt can be estimated.
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From New York.
NEw N-oRK. Decembel

NEW YORK, December 10.
Mr.. Mcdonald, agent Of the Royal In
surance Company, Wall street reports that
while his attention was diverted IA thief abb
stracted a tin box from the safe, containing
$lSO000 in Government bonds, and got on
safe with It..
Nearly all the visitors at Stephens head
quarters lately appear 10 be strangers from
Europe.
Several Irish pilots have disappeared.
IL Is estimated that $4,000 stand of arms
have been received and sent on from here
since the raid on Canada.