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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05

WARSAW AND ALExAspRIA.-Ths steamer
EAGLE will run between Alexandria and War.
saw and keokuk on Saturday, carrying ex-
cursionists at very low rates. Let the people
from Warsaw and Alexandra and the coun.
try whereabouts come in crowds. We sue>
gest that the delegations from the various 10.
caiit'es organize so n TO join the procession
upon arrival here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05

IIs court room - - svsaing w. Gllsa
% ovlgAowins With people assembled "a, Asas
The speed of that ratr;es and soldisr Gen.
Jas. B. Weaver. The General NJ evidently
y sas a his Aappisss Anmors, sal NJ spirit
vas full Of good points and happy hits. His
views Of my POLICY" vas inasseriy and able;
frequently bringing the house down in sp.
roarious appliance. We regret that tie lass<
sess Of he hour, and orr limited spacs, pss.
vents moro extended notice Of his address.
Buf'ce i TO ~ that hs not only did the sub
jecs and himself jsshce, bat addel 70 his
fame - one Of loua's most giflsd orators, By
giving % just such = speech both u TO styls
and matter, - We wanted, and which Will
long be rememembered BY those who had the
pleasure Of hearing him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05

LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
Messrs. Howe l. Tyler will sell ct auction this
day, large stock of new Furniture. Persons
wishing to purchase will do we'll to examine
the catalogue in another column.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05
GEN. LOGAN SPEAKS IN KEOKUK
SATURDAY AT TWOP.M

HANG Our YouR FLAGs.-iet our business
men on Main street and Union men throue-
out the city hang out the "Stars and Stripes
10 welcome of the gallant Logan Let it be
done early Saturday morning against the time
Of Gen. Logan's arrival.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05

ooa popular candidate for Recorder, Mr..
9eorse hollett, was in town YESTERDAY Hs
j IT, ~ ~. possession the rebel Gag captured
y n'm a. cornth, and which Gen. Rice nsr.
nlt'ed him to retain. The psopl. Of r..
county should show their regard for . br.v.
soldier by electins Rollett.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05

PERFECTION is never attained by morals.
The nearest approach to. it in this mundane
sphere is thorough and consistent cleanliness,
and the most effective promoter of cleanli-
ness is the Eclectic Cleanser 1t should
be in every family.
Sold BY all druggists and grocers. lstl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05

PRINTING, the 'art pree.~..;,. r. -
rus mas found no more efficient .m;...p,
than the Eclectic Gle an.er . Il c,..n. .-1
ana rollers with ~onderful quiciness and
tAoroushness, leaving no dress or ,edim.r,
y Is Inc Gaze With every other compound vet
tiled. 'e'
Sud by all druggists and erocers ..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05

CoNcERT.-The Atheneum will doubtless
be filled again to night TO hear the "Associa-
ted Artists" who appear this evening and to
morrow evening. OF their merits We know
no; hing
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05
EXCURSION FROM FoRr MADrsoy


a special train win run on Saturday from
Fort Madison and way places to Keokuk,
and return, leaving Fort Madison at 10: 80 A.
NJ and returning, will leave Keokuk at 8 P.
NJ. Come in multitudes, with flags and
music.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05

THE MrssrRELs.-There was . good at
tendance at the A.Aeneum last evening. Du.
PREF Benedict's Minstrels performed in
their usual superb style. They arc popular
fsvorites.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05

HE LEcrrRr John g. SAKE lectur.a /.
fore the Librss Association at Cb.,h.u
squsre Church a. evening. There va NJ,
full house. 80. vas To- -,
'aps 'as' even'ne 81 the city in the form a,
pubic entertain topsrmit the attend.,c.
that there would otherwise have been ".
SAKE did bis work well, but We h.v. NO
for extended notice There will h. go
more lectures during the season, bu, n.
names OF the lecturers are not vet IN.
nonnced.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05

LADIES will please notice the superb quail
~ and not forgot to ask for X. j. Robert
Patent Parabola Needless
(oct2-lct) BosTwIcK l. Co., Sole Arts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05

DEFEAT Rolles and elect Doer; s.e..
m.rw'ck ana elect Mumm, win you, peon,.
OF - county, 1st thus you viii .hov w..
estimate Of the long and brave serv;c. :,
your own soldier sons in nainsaing the Gov
srnments Il il thus that you give hishe. :.
wards to stay>ai-hcms CoppssAeads than 10
the boys in Blue. Oar psopIe ar not r,adv
TO commit this injustice ssd III aAans. .
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"WEr GooDs. n-Haying

"WEr GooDs. Having
damaged by the accider. Use % sooo,.
on, Saturday, We -" 'oe IMPRESS wsg>
offer in F. na.e sohe sres' osrgains r.
mr. .ench Merinos, Twill Cashmere..
--alnes, Scotch Diapers, &c.
(oct2-5D Bosrw1cx Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05

WAsrED.-A woman to do plain sewing.
Mrs. b. Strong, cor. It'll and Orleans st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05

a LADY vas seen the other day whose face
" 'nr Is the rosy light Of morn. On
.as sa.sd for an explanation, she repl;ea
-. .:s -. nso been bleaching some linen With
h.d h..e =, sne Eclectic Cleanser and R,
I 10. oco"e very white under the on.,,,;on
n. m..n,; of'eA'on had been improved in
light of it. nos MAKE
Sold by all druggists and grao
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05

HousE WAsrED.-Any person having .
small house for rent. can find punctual pay
ing tenant by addressing or calling on ~.
n. Co. GATE CIrY Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05

LET EVERY s0LDlAR IN LEE
COUNTY CONN OUT AND HEAR
LOGAN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05

EXPERIENCE is the beat teacher after all.
those who have become acquainted with the
merits of the Eclectic Cleanser by expe-
nence, would not exchange it for any other
cleansing agent.
Sold BY all druggists and proce-, re.
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BY TELEGKArH
cAieass harsss.

C9tGoBO AaHAOhs
| ~ Telegraph cnosse. Oct Z.
vour-M d-rat- amount Of activity. but prices hare
declined iei1 92sc on y-ssetdsy's quotations.
whsaf- Unsettled NJ d.rided eAanss to nots In val
except fer No Spring in north side and the North
western Elevator, and Rejected Spring. shich IL A4c
lower. Sales range OF 81 iIo2 IL for No spring.
81 9ssi % for No O. u stel 50 In Amour, Dole Co;
- 500 - 10 city 81 1881 SO in north siie and
Northwe term 81 s. 81 q. for Rejected.
Corn Moderately active AID We higher, bas elosed
quiet es for M 10 stnrs Gales 6ate6ss No I;
6ss yellow. eli4 ees for MOI; s7oeo for Rsectcd
Csual dull, with saiea offour bososds Of No 1T
81 ano.t.
nat.-Noa steady; assSesa ia store. Nothing dolss
IN No Oats.
Rye-ouiet. bat sh~as drmsr; s40ss for No l:rs %
Nc ia stofs.
Barley-Less srtlvs sass OF No 81 II; No 3 ct 80
"a Rejected sodsI in store
Provisons-Quiet aad steady; nrst-class brands OF
Mess Pork 81 rs but report 1900 bbls s92 o.
Lard -yssy qsst at II for prime .vistsr rsnd-rsd.
Bulk Mests-buii.
seeds-Timothy quiet; q 80. Co. Flax IL dull ssd
lower With saies Of common prime II from e21eo3se
caisls-Beef, e1<87; .stock, 4,f0s.z; medium $40
Hogs-Duli; s@Sh
shssp demand and aetiss light rscsipts 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05

BrAsKs.-For Blank Deeds, Mortgages,
Bills of LAding and eli kinds of Justices
Blanks, call at the GATE CrrY Counting
Room,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05

THE GRAHDEsr DEnOnsTRAruON
EVER wITHEssED IN KEOKUK /.
THAT WILL be THE RECEPTION OF
GEa. LOGAN HERE ON SATURDAY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05

COLLECTION OF BouHrY.-Ses Van valken-
hurg's card. suslo-8m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05

BARGAINS! BARoAIss! DAILY arrivals of
choice goods, at Bosrwlcx 4 Co.
(oct2-10t)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05

MARRIAGES, nEArHs and RELIGIOUS No.
rrcrs inserted in this depastnsnt will b.
charged for 1t our regular rates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05

Gro. WILLIAMS, Supt.
JOIN GIvIs. Gen'l Ticket Ag't.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05
Ho | For the Excursion
The Des MONIES Valley Railroad Compa-
ny will run an Excursion Train,

From Eddyville to keokuk. and return. lsav.
ing Eddyyile at $50 .. m. and arriving At
Keokuk at 1900 m, in ample time 10 hear
the speeches; returning train win leave Keo-
kuk n. $40 o'clock p. m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05

Iryou want White Hair made beautiful -
in youth, Gray Hair perfectly restored, .
Dandruf head perfectly cleaned, looss hair
made fastuse DR.. TEssEr's Physiological
Regenerator. KEsn 4 FuLLss, Assats.
Sold BY all Druggists. fri.suu. we'd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05

6e1araay. 0sssber -, q j ~.

He win certainly b here. A coumitsss 81
our citizens, viz: Col. ]. ". Rankin and 8.
n. Archer, went to Atlanta, Illinois. whore
Logan spoke yestsrday, 70 request his coming
here. Last evening We received from them
this dispatch:
"ArIAErA, H., Oct, 2. 1886,
Gen. Logan will speak in Keokuk on Set.
urday, October 9Th, ct o. clock D. q.
(Signed) ''S. n. AacHKa,
~. w. RAHKlx."
Now let rs have . rousing meeting. Let
Keokuk and Lee county and Southern Iowa
give the Union hero noble welcome. Let
the Soldiers come out and meet their former
gallan, leader Let the people come ont and
welcome the Union Soldier. Come from
every township; come in big delegations asd
with Gags and banners. Let our Illinois
friends and our Missouri friends come. Let
everybody come and let NJ have grand
denomination on Saturday,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05
Pom N1I.E,.

Oh AFREs ~ Land. loot ,imberlo the mid
QUA road leading fre q. keokuk sss- %. kj stout
mn - ffo4 the city and aaay b. knowu y. the Ricn-
~ Heon tfat TIL good Pr $40 ~ Nm ;aire
u H. r. fsN-stCk 90
arsIti
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05
For sale,

OF 4, in Block 10, on when is Brick
- pw-hhs Hens ~ith 9 nn4s s,ot. lA.eu mt;
-,sa Frsrs- Dsei NJ 18th rvors ~ih go ell Of
~at.i And iot ell ie ees Pstsn .trtsf
tween an and stn sfr- t. III. Ito,trty Vii lie ,old
At "A sr~st rssia II sps I'D for ss.6n si.f 60
kngnrs 81 IA. B. TFN-ECK 4 co
AnKtl-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05

EOR SALE-S0 acres of fine grar> ard
other fruit land: 10 q hieh state ai aalti-
vstin IL under fence. With 20 fruit Of
Gus KINDS, barring Price t76 per sore Alss
20 scr joining the above ,snf ard 10 o. the saus
eha'ncteE With improve ments bafcan be all enclosed
b. plaiss fence tbs rosd all exp-nse prfs
$40 and e5e per This land nesr he re-
idenct Of DR. Bic ks sbeut miles recun@ street
knoknk FH particulars enquire OF
mchA HycW
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05

.vk sALs--ts,t Z aud . u bi1ek Al gu the c.ry,y
u Nfnfh ard norgsa -tr~ess. These Lots are Il
Hsasf Desirable Tote in that sht~ Price
tisU-oke third down sbd bal nee in and years q
pet cent interest Title good or sale
knqutr- Of fapr2s; H. TEN.EYcK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05

ANok hALk--frn acres OF land represented in the
II CITY Plat - letter the A b tract k-okuk
am authorised to sell this property very sreat
gain. II applied for soon. Title good or ssl. N
QriFs OF H. B Tkk-EfCK
aptl-d Real kstats Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05
For Sale.

NIX ALI hsnc H~tl ing use, cNntAistbg 10
Il e crs rfstfrn r.list J, rls ape ~ lie ith
ot ~ By lee sna the pery 70 RI enIieo "
MI oressr. tnated On tn, OF Isl AID kh sts
asd ans,na v-ry del ehtfui view the rive fr,cs
t3ooo-see eaAl, aid he balance In ~.u Der
cent ,ps-rsst- knqr,rr Of II. B. rkS-kYGK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05

h&OR SALE.-A two story frame dwelhr
houss, With six rooms aud full lot, situated le
IL, in nlnrk 70, on the = of bsuk AID ffeertI
strs~ts, In d. IS. Kflbonsnes Addiuon Title god e1
sAi. Price SEQ. Enquire Of
mch1 Ii h fLN-kYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05

NC2 sALE -Thr-+ r, desirAble Lot. on Witch are
los ai~d Two stefy bfick Dwelling b. crrtain,nx
or room.-a large D. ek axh hoase and = cod house
together With large trick stable, arx. cist rns
and Lots we'll With choice fruit an. OF b.
trees THIS property siuated the co, nj CT al
and sorxHn sueets convenicnt TO business Price $500
half caAh balance In and years At s Der cent in
twest little good. Enquire Of
apr34 HB. fEs.KYCE
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Before Judge Russel.

AN ALLEGED BURGLARY IN THE FIRsr pEGnrE.
The most OF yesterday occupied in the trial OF two
young men, named Daniel Muigan and John Barrett,
charged with burglary in the first DEGREE In ent ring tho
room of Bridget Towey 439 West sixteenth street on the
10th OF last December II appeared from statement
Of the and her little boy that one az the accu sei
committed gross assault upon her after breaking INTO
the room, while two other sole trunk containing
wssrlps apparel She could not identify them but tho
boy said no knew them, and brought an officer 10 a
drking saloon the following day. where he eau cd
their arrest Al tho time the room entered was
dark, aud ms means for identification good
The defence proved by several witnesses abb that
the prisoners worked for living and that their pre-
vions character was good The jury rendered verdict
John HeGnley was convicted OF enecng burglarions
entrance into the drinking saloon Of Dennis Lyons SO
Grand street. on the 10th Of November The jury recon-
sentence.
GRAND LARcEsgs.
John i,rbbops and chne Gailaehor who stole aye
pieces 81 flannel worth one hundred and tfiy dollars
from tho front Of Mr. " G. Debeyose's Grand street.
on me 9th instant pleaded guilty attempt grand
larceny They were caught on IN. SPOT and the goods
recovered The City JUICE sent them TO the State Prison
for two YEAR, aud six months
George Keppicr, indicted for robbery In the rrpt
gree. pleaded guilty 10 grand larceny from the person
On the Sd inst lac attaoked Thomas Murphy
ner OF seventeenth street md A. caught him by
tho neck, and stole quantity ofInoncy from him. The
prisoner was sont TO the State Prison for two yean
DISHONEST DosLsTrcs.
Mavcaret Brown, wire stole god watch ~ssth
hundred dollars from Gustnf Lowcnberxer Al Forsyth
street. pleaded gully 10 attempt at larceny, and
sent ~ the Penientiary for one year
Margaret Brady. charged With stealing a quantity OF
Jnwelry and clothing, amounting ok hundred dolar7
from Jacob Buxham 2ls Seventh avenue tho I6th OF
December pleaded gnity TO an attempt at larceny an
the property was recovered. sbe rcanded for
tenre
William n Sands who burvlarously entered tho pre-.
misses Of Richard : DevaTeux 10 Park place pleaded
guilty % attmpt at burglary ia the third degree He
wascaight IN the act The Judge sentenced him 10 the
state Prison Tor two years.
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play the Thursday, Friday saturday-5h, 9Th OF
TIN of October person in Mr. sotherns cond ton
might be able travel and not b. able 70 sustain part
In a play.
Mr. BOWL addressed the jury for the defendant.
Mr. SERGEANT Baanno replied, and IN the course Of
his observations said he entirely withdrew all possible
imputation upon Mr. sotherns veracty and good faith
The nti had however, clear right TO recover for
the loss he had susta ned owing 20 the defendant not
hav ng done that which his appearance IN Dublin showed
he was capable of doing Mr.. Scarborough had lost
fls0 which be spent In preparing 10 put particular
piece the stage II was lost because there was only
one Brother Sam In the world and there might
be another. Had he played in Birmingham on the 5th
9th and 9TH Of October would have been welcomed by
the public for drew better Than who hal
Just recovered from Illness ia lghter) The Dublin,
and not the Birmingham manager had, however tho
benefit OF the services d fayorte and popular actor
The Chief Justice, In summing up said he thought
every one who heard the must regret that the action
nau ever been brought II was also TO be regretted that,
not by direct charge certainly by covert insinuaton,
the honor and probty OF M sothern had been called In
Question IN the earlier stages OF the case when IL
alleged that he stimulating illness II could not
DO que toned thai the engagement broken owing
the Illness Of the d. PENDANT IL doubt misfor-
tune the plaintiff but II they believed he defendant
was not during his stay In Birmingha In such state
az to appear without danger TO bis health the plaintiff
should no content to bear the loss With reference 10
what subs gnently took place 10 clear from Mr..
Archers evidence that absolute inability to play had
ed the continued breach Of The engagement IT, how
ever, during the time IL embraced they Of opinion
he was In position To fulfil the agreement, he
bound-f the plaintiff had not released hm-to have
done So In considering that point they would bear in
mind the medical testimony, coupling IL with the fat
that he mad appeared tho evening ohe 7,h in Dublin,
and the Argument urged for the plaintiff that what Mr.
sohern was able 10 do for Mr. Harris ho able do
for Mr. scarborough IL VAS to be regretted that the
defendant appeared on that evening in Dublin II
an ndiscreet thing to 10 and which tended in
lure his health Little doubt could be entertained iha.
h1d be not done this action would never have been
heard OF.
The jury retired 10 consider their verdict and after an
absence OF about half hour returned and handed IN
a verdict for the plaintiff, damages ESQ.
The Chief Justice-Hov many DAYS gentlemen do
you say Mr.. sothern was In a condition 10 act2
The Foremnn--There some difference of opinion
among US * to that my lord and IL led TO compromise
with respect 10 the amount of damagea
Mr. H. James obtained stay OF execution until next
term, with view TO move the Court his client might
be adyissd
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cessy OF giving Immediate aid ~ our brothers In Ire
and whereas from tho evidence before this Tonveno
has been proven that said Gibbons resolved one
dr-d aud twenty dollars Which not returned % b
quarters nor ever accounted Tor any way therefore
Resolved That this dshouest TRANSACTION coupled vltr
deep dyed lreaoheTy, totally daquan.s h for member
Ia the w. Is herrafler. CHARLES T1MON
Assistant Clerk House Of Delega'
The following arc from the dispatches received a.
fenlan headquarten within Tho last fow days
BiRNsGBAr, Conn Jan. lsA
Colonel O'MMosY--I congratulate You on your
tory, nnd hope thai u inc for'runner Of the yic
over the enemies u our race
PATRICK OSULLlyAN, Cent?
CLrHEtssp Ohio Jan. ~, $50
COLONEL o'Msnosl Our delegates have returned
seton ol The tongr has boon unanimously ratii
10 ~Nnrd that tlc convention got np here by The
agents 81 the "scnttu' was bo,ua anuir and a per
farce II ~ no conFilerod vs. an the trl0 " shme
Cleveland. JAMES acKRNNY, Cenir
Thomas Mouasy, Secretary on Tho -encca Pals CA
writes IN thc mot enthurlafic manner how the Ac
OF the CongrceT WIS received iherc aud dArrs IN
ADs,rt, an 10 publish letter scnt BIS him dennncla
OF the faction which q supports.
California, through Z D. NJ athy send her Z
The hardy sons 81 tho great Wet, Montana IA
Washington Territory, Gnd Novnd4 ~. with the
habllants ~ New England and the lnlld Irthin.r
New York in snaiain!nR tho earnest men OF aruoh
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Coroners' Inquests.

sUiGDr ~ TRASsLAroR Coroner Cover yesterday
held inquest al 81 EldriJye strict on me body Of
Theodore Knapp translator who Ornnitei suicide
by taking laudanrm. Dccrhscd was a sobcr steady
man, bat subject to Gts N cxtr nc melancholy, aud,
when THAI state Of mind he has been heard 10 threaten
to destroy himself Nr au Loeser 81 lI5 East Thirty.
nth street, called upon doceacd Wednesday evening
and finding him unwcl, asked what was the ma,tor
VT Knapp a httle delay con esHed 10 Mr. Loeser
with whom be had been acquainted Tor hficen years
that he mad taken ~ son doctor called and TIE
necessary anid0to admin but without tho de
srod effect Death ensgcd % 70 On O'rDrk yesterday
mQIIsns. psceR.ed VAS ihiry-slx years Of age and
native o. Germany
ALLEGED INrASuuDa-An Inquest vas yesterday
held At Bellevue Hospital, ~ Coroner Cover, the
body " female child, Of when Ann oRoursc, Ihsh
woman twenty Aye years u ege, living No 2s7 West
Twenty Art street, 10 the reputed mother Arer the
birth Of tho child ~ charged that the mother 20 hide
her shame, threw the child While alive the vault Of
the premises. where death ensued The body VA sub
sequenty Tho Jury rendered verdict against
Ann, and committed await the seton o. the
Grsnd Jury. Che denies any intention on her part 10
Kill the child.
fsT,L AoIDEsr ~ BARCLAY srRrEr Late wednfs.
day afternoon John O'Bren employed In ihs store No
50 Barclay street engaged IN hosting goods 10
Of The upper noon. when PACKAGE fen from the plat,
form through the bs.ch~sy Thomas William wsehs,
who vas dawn stairs under The hatch In sndcavoring
escape the package, fell backwards and, striking HIS
head va reduced 70 lnS-nsblty The Third pre- met
police conveyed Mr. Week 70 the New York Hospital,
where he subsequently, died from the effects % the nju
riss CosoDer Collin held inaurst tho body abd
the Jury rendered vordt ~ occidental death ceased
forty year ~ ags aud a native ~ Long Island
DIAN yRos Scars Coroner Collin yesterday held
inquest n No s3s second the RENAME Of
Daniel yinisy, child nearly two AMI bali Jeau old
who died from The ercci. ~ rcsds ~ Tuesday lat
tnb Of boiling left stand ~ 80 roof add
while Mrs Fnlay'g hack TUNED fOr lev moments
her child feil backwards into The Tub and fatally
sealded The jury rendered verdict % accidental
death.
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Al snsieur dnuacc cami.ny. orei 10 Yoas
stassr, have given 81 i1rr.ncr londou 10 I'D 81
pronvton H. yat.l for tDnsDrlt,ian. Tho peoss ~
| formed Tho Thampias lefa-y, Bsensipr q Al
and the lalcfls4e of TlrH H.m OaL
Nm Caver, has haa , h-us9, a. IN Prrcss tts.'r~
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