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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-26
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Nav YoRK, July 25.
The Htralds Louisville special says !:
George FL. Kuhmerer, Mason of high
standing, died suddenly to-day, at New Al
bany.
Mississippi papers report that disease re-
semblipg cholera prevails along the Yazoo.
among the Freedmen, which has proved fetal
in many instances.
; The IimeS special announces the aban.
donment Of the Mexican fllibustering moves
mepts which have agitated the Gulf coast
since the death Of Maxmilian.
ClScIsNATI, July Is.
The Cricket Match between the Thomas
and Union Clubs, yesterday. ended in the
Union scoring III, and thfe Thomas 90.
CHICAGO. July 25.
Street Commissioner Lawrence, Of Cincin>
natl, has sued the Daily Commercial Adoer.
tiser for libel, laying the damages at $50, 900.
Young man named Heming, Of Chilli
cothe, in q fit OF intoxication, struck his
mother SO severely on the temple, with a
stone, that she died in ten mingtec.
st 9 political meeting at Rogerssille, East
Tennessee on Wednesday, arow occurred and
two or three men were killed.
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FROM NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, July 25.
A riot is reported to have occurred At Rog.
erville, East Tenn, on Tuesday. A large
crs&d had assembled ON the public square,
near the Court House, to hear Mr.. Etheridge,
Conservative candidate for Governor. Many,
both Conservatives and Radicals, were armed
with guns and pistols. After Etheridge had
spoken an hour he was interrupted by Tom
King leading Radical, who pronounced Q
statement a ID lie. Etheridge replied by
resorting bitterly, when some one shot q,
him. Numerous other shots followed in quick
succession. The crowd hsaks, Conservative,
in Que direction and the Radicals the oppo>
site, shooting At each other, and finally halt
ing they fred volley after volley at each other
for about twenty minutes. A white Conserv.
ative and colored man were killed. Seven
wsre mortaliy wounded, and about thirty
slightly. The wounded were conveyed to .
hotel where they remain. E,heridge was no,
hurt and he left for sweedville after quie,
had been restored.
The negro reported killed at Knoxville
yesterday, shouted for Brownlow at Com
servative meeting when he was shot. The
prompt action Of the police prevented riot.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CHICAGO, July 70.
Nothing Of particular intesest transpired
to-day Ia the Surratt trial. Several witnesses
were sxsnined, bat their evidence vas chiefly
in regard to the running Of trains, character
Of Sitnsssss, 10. The defense again offered
to close without m argument, bat tho propo-
sition vas declined.
Narsel0 Borden, Cooper, cut his wife 8
throat With An axe, at Buffalo, this morning.
6 TIE Sspreme Judicial Court, Of Boston,
to day dismissed the petition for setting aside
the municipal tax on National Banks.
] The French Minister at Washington has
received advices from tie French Minister ut
Mexico, urging that no offensive measnres be
taken in his case, - he feels sure that Juarez
will release him. .
A Galveston despatch estimates the cotton
crop at from l80, 900 to 21O, 600 bales. Some
trouble 10 apprshended from the worm, but
oil accounts agree that the crop will be equal
to that Of last year. On some OF the planta>
tons in Texas the Freedmen have not worked
we'll.
Gen. Sherman, and party of citizens,
took an excursion on Lake Mendoza, at Mad.
ison, yesterday. The affair was very inter
estins. The General made good speech
but done some very poor fishing.
The Grey Eagle made it in 2:82 in trot
Yesterday, at Detroit. His competitor, Vic
tor Hugo, was withdrawn after the second
heat, consequently was done for.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 26.
The base bail match between the Nationals,
of Washington, and the Forest City Club, OF
Rockford, was won by the latter, the score
standing Forest City, %; Nationals, %.
The Forest City boys are much elated over
their success, this being the first defeat the
Nationals have suffered since leaving Wash
ington, on the 1th inst.
In the game this morning between the For
est City Club, of Rockford, and the Atlantic,
Junior, of this city. the former were victori-
GUS on the 9th inning, the score standing 80
to IA.
AT the grand organ concert given tonight
at the First Baptist Church, the National
Nine attended.
an excursion party of about 1900, making
sixteen car loads, visited this city to day,
from Joliet. The excursion was under the
auspices of the Methodist Church, of thai
city,
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FROM WASHINGTON.

CHICAGO, July "a.
A Washington special says: The rebutting
testimony of the prosecution in the Surratt
case will be closed to-day. In preparing the
case against Surratt, the counsel for the pros.
ecation needed certain articles and docu :
ments found in Surratt's house, for the pur-
pose Of identification. These were known to
have been in the possession of the Govern.
ment, now, however, they cannot be found.
The Judiciary Committee, when investigat-
ing the case, found that one of the counsel in
the case had turned these documents, some
of which it appears had passed between Mrs.
Surratt, Booth and other parties in the con-
spiracy, over to Miss Annie Surratt. On be-
ing called on to make an answer to the Cons
mittee this gentleman replied that it was
done by order of Secretary Stanton. This
the Secretary of War Indignantly and en-
phaticallv denies
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BY ELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DE1PATCHEs.
NEr YoRK. July

NEw YoRK, July 25. j,
A Herald NO. special says the latest
dates from the capital state that Marquez,
Ohsran, and oths- prominent chiefs, we're d
large. Gems. Andedo, Toucheza, Larez,
and others we're found secreted in the Eng.
lish Minister'S house and arrested on the
ground that foreign powers did not recognize
the Uhefal govefni1ent, therefore no consid,
eraticnswas dne ~ Minister.
The northern army, which LEFT the capital
for the interior Of CaronA, recently passed
through Querstaso with seven thousand men,
en- rosas for the Sierra Deanca, to oppose
Lopada.
Dfas recently obtained from the CONNER
cial houses two hundred thousand dollars,
ithoutinterest, to pay his army.
Prominent army of6cen are offering theil
designations every day, but none are accepted
Ottero, Castillo, and more Generals, &C.
cording 70 private accounts, we're recently
shot at Queretaro. The publication Of the
facts is prohibited by the authorities.
Canalles proclaimed himself Governor o.
Tamaulipas, and levied contributions on Ri
sery, Sanfordin, and other places. The peo
pie are much excited, and call upon the gov
ernment for protection. Assistance has been
promised, and three thousand troops bave
left Queretaro to relieve the garrison at Mat
amorRs.
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FROM HAYTf.

NEw YORK, July 25.
Adviees from Hayti state that general
amnesty was granted to all political offenders
except Geffrard and his wife.
Soulouque had been again invited to re.
turn. and preparations were being made for
his reception.
Salnave, having inspired public confidence,
found no difficulty in getting all the money he
wantsd,
General Salamon had been appointed min.
lister to the courts of London, Paris and
Madrid.
Yellow fever had disappeared from Kings.
ton. Jamaica
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FOREIGN NEWS.

NEw York, July 25.
Il ssme remarks by Jules Favre, in the
French Parliament on the l1th inst, he said
France had thrown Mexico into the arms of
the United States, and that the result of an
expedition will be to aggrandize beyond meas
ure the American strength, which was already
matter of anxiety to the Government, as is
proved by document which he could quote,
if necessary
In the same body on Tie 18th, NJ. Glaize
Bizzon sale evep liberty was wanting in
Trance, and added that the country would
not remain much longer in its present condi-
ton. France was doing penance with fool'
cap on her head,
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS, July 25.
The killing Of Capt. Speer, an officer Of
the English army, BY soldier on board the
steamer o. Davis, on the Upper Missouri
river, some time since, is likely 70 become An
International affair. Courtney +. Terry, oi
the 6sth Royal Rifles, is . personal friend ol
Capt Speer, ID now here taking testimony IL
Minister at Washington. Nothing new ha.
been ELECTED, 70 Ear.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

NEW YoRK, July 25.
A " hington special says Gen. Meade has
been designated to succeed Gen. Sheridan
when the President is ready to move in the
matter.
The President sees no present necessity for
issuing proclamation against 6llibustering.
Mr.. Otterburg ID to be clothed with limited
Mexico until the regular Minister is ap-
pointed.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July %.
The case of cholera reported at the Stock
Yards was false alarm, There has been as
yet no case Of Asiatc cholera in the city.
The q. S. Inspectors of steamboats, meet
this morning at 10 O. clock, in the U. s. Cir
cult Court room in the Custom House. for
the transaction of such business as may be
brought before them. They will continue in
session several days. tits understood that a
great may Mississippi river men, with theown.
ers of Lake boats, are coming here to attend
the decisions Of the body.
We are having fine and much needed
shower here this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-26
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, July "a.
Yesterday morning passenger train on the
jackson Railroad ran off bridge near Ter
jry, Mississippi. BY parties removing the
frogs connecting the rails, the locomotive and
the mail and baggage cars were thrown from
the track, falling thirty feet. The passenger
carsremained on the bridge. The fireman
was killed, and the engineer and brakesman
badly injured. The train was detained seve,
raj hours. A reward of $1,000 in gold is Of
fered for the arrest of themiscreants who re-
moved the frogs. A similar attempt was
made three weeks ago at Crystal Springs,
nine miles above, but it failed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-26

Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
S G Bridpes Nos l 4 2 Estes Hous
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Engraving, Brands, < Seals.
a Bridges Nos 4 2 Estes House
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FROM TEXAS.

GALVESTON, Texas, July %.
A large quantity of war material has accu-
mulated at San Antonio, destined for the
State of Chihuahua. Rafeal Aldreth, It's
owner, alleges that the Mexican Government
intends to distribute it among the citizens for
defence against the Indians. In spite of
these statements, it is suspected that the war
material is intended for the use ofhllibnsters.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-26

Is most attering The location o the line Is of the
best in the country 1t passes through large mum psr
Of important cities and towns where commercial inter
course is large and rapidly Increasing The country
and population and these will bring increase Of ade
which correspendingly add largely every year &c
the business and profits OF the Company All the old
telegraph companies throughout the country are now
and have been paving satisfactory dividends, cspi
that has been repeatedly watered Ii these
companies controlled By few wealthy Individuals own
ing nearly all the sieck do this 1t quite
BILE suppose that company, owned aud managed b.
X patrons with its lines desirably located and with
united amount Of stock, can at least do equally
we'll
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FROM NASHVILLE.

New York, July "a.
The HeralTs Nashville special says: A
Communication from a prominent citizen Of
Memphis has been received by Secretary OF
State, Fletcher, calling attention to the in
scendiary rebel, General Albert Pike, on the
armine Of citizens on election day, and ask
ing if he,has not violated his parole accord.
ing to Gen. Grants letter to Gen. Pillow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-26
FROM NEW YORK.

New York, July 25.
Bishop Young, of Florida, was consecrated
in Trinity Church to-day, in the presence OF
Wilmer, of Louisiana, delivered the sermon.
DR.. w. Shine, OF Greenwich street, has
been arrested, charged with completely in the
Royal Insurance bond robbery, be having at
tempted to convert two Of the State bonds.
The prisoner alleges his innocence.
Among the passengers by the Persia was
Can't. Pestchouroff, Of the Prussian Impe-
rial Navy, who comes by order Of the Gar,
as special Russian Envoy, to hand over the
newly acquired territory Of Russia -America
to the United States.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, July 25.
The number Of emigrants landed here last
month was 5, $50, making the number since
January lst, 144. 1886, against l43, 1876 fur the
corresponding period of 1866.
Mary Crawford, an emyloye in the News
bury cotton mills, was yesterday crushed to
death by being caught in the machinery.
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FROM COLUMBIA.

COLUMBIA, S. G., July 25.
The Union Republican Convention met to-
day. About sixty delegates were present,
representing sixteen Districts. A Commit
tee on Credentials were appointed, and sew
eral addresses were made. This evening the
gas was turned off leaving all in darkness,
causing much excitement. A guard was
asked for from Gen. Barton, and obtained,
for the protection of the Convention.
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FROM PORTLAND.

PORTLAND, Me-, July 25.
Rev. r. G. Chase and wife, Miss Hanple,
Miss Tazewell and. j. Harmon, all of Phila.
delphia, and 8. F. Clark and wife. Of Far
mington, Mass, and Capt. c. Robinson, OF
Fremont, were capsized in boat and drown.
ed in the harbor off Mount Desert Island
Yesterday.
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Gold Pens, PENCILS, Pocket Books.
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FIRES.

CHICAGO, July 25.
About fifty thousand dollars worth of prop.
erty was destroyed by fire on North Franklin
street, in this city, this morning. Two brew
cries and two large dwelling houses are among
the destroyed buildings. The fire depart
ment were unable to get a sufficient supply Of
water from the hydrants. Hence the extent
of the conhagration.
A fire last night, in Wyandotte, Mich, de
stroyed $40, 600 worth of property.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
NJ ct,.cas Az Snnfh T,nyea
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Connecticut Mutual Life Insur.
ance Co.. Of Hartford, Conn.

0F all the great monied institutions of this
~ country none has been more successful than the
Connecticut Mutuai Life Insurance Company. Of Hart
ford Connecticut 1t commenced its the close
Of the year 1s46, without dollar of original capital,
sud 10 in possession Of assets amounting to over
Fifteen Million Dollars tits purely mutusl in plan,
and the number OF its policy holders exceeds fotytwo
thousand 1t has clear ne arplus larger by two mil
lions than that of any other Life Con pany p the coun
try namely o. wbi, ptoye1 Ii to be numeFi
cay the largest Lie Insurance Company in the United
States In .irgie 1865 1t received over six and
halt million dollars and it has paid to the widows and
orphans of deceased members at least six million dol.
1t has in IT. time aid to It's living members near
y four million dollars In diyidends average Of ova-
SO per cent annually Policies issued On all tr ysrou,
plans. Females insured at rates Az males Poll
cies all non-forfeiing. Dividends arc so per cent
ID. FERREE, Agent for Keoknk and vicinity.
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GEORGE ". BELL,
Citv Porter and Bill Poster

DARTICULAR attention paid To the busi-
i mess Of attending Parties, and public I'D private
Entsrtainments
nrOrders ca b left 1T the Barber Shop next door
70 The Msrchaats Union Axpysas 0mos, n eecond st.
Re1nasxcls.-Dr. 7. Knowles 4. J. RIlkinson, 9. ".
Pittnan. [jyl3d3a
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EGGS a. BUTTER.