The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-01

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"A horse owned By l.. @. Lowell, Of RoSk.
ingham, Vt, deliberately committed suicide
recently. Il waded into the aidaDo0 Viii
lisns River, and laid down N he VAR until
ii drowned. s
Fritz FRANKIE, from Dayton O.. starred
with train for New Mexico, vhi6h IA
attacked BY Indians, and Fritz wss killed.
When his mother was informed ofths sad
event. the shock vas 20 severe that she lived
but afew minutes.
An indianapolis paper thinks tAere il
no danger Of the Hoosier stock running ont
for its editor met an old gentleman the other
day, taking his family out natdag; and
mistook him for Sunday school on : coun>
try excursion.
The daughter Of Nine. Ristori wears as
q walking suit dress Of black and white
striped silk, trimmed handsomely, and charm.
ing tulle bonnet. She attracts . great deal
OF attention on the street.
One ofthe bellies Of Baltimore, Miss Riggs,
will be married next week to Mr.. Laxrence,
of New York. Great preparations are IN
progress for the wedding, and it 10 expected
to be one Of the grandest Affairs Of tbs sea-
son.
-Kossuth says that during the Italian war,
when he waited on Napoleon ILL.,, at vila
Franco, he was told some one else was before
him in the ante>room but he himself, he
says, was FIRST admitted. The other man was
the King Of Italy.
Near Sherman, Texas, recently, Mrs
Beatty, widow lady, met her death in 4
most singular manner. She was In tho act of
getting on horse when common sewing
needle, which was stuck in her dress, caught
in the saddle and was driven into her body
near the breast, slightly piercing her heart.
She lived only about half an hour
Ten Brock, the American turfman in
England, has sold out and is coming to this
country. Although for several years his sue,
cess was great, OF late he has been unlucky,
and we infer he has come out poor. The
English papers bear testimony that he has
ever acted the perfect gentleman and ex-
press the hope that he will redeem the half>
promise TO return again.
A description Of Longfellow, the poet,
says: His aspect is that Of bard in the
full aflluence of his years and the full
wealth of his genius. His silvered hair is
long and wsvy. hi beard grows white and
thick beneath his chin, looking more like
deep lace ruff than any thing else. His voice
is melodious as an organ, aud his features,
handsome as ever have been touched with new
lines by the action of thought and sorrow.
His manners are very beautiful to all per-.
sons, and he carries about him that ndes-
cribabe atmosphere that marks the perfect.
ly cultured gentlemen.
The bridal toilette Of Miss Fanny Mott,
grand daughter Of DIR. Valentine Mott and
niece of NJ. Blacque. the Turkish Minister,
is described as handsome white corded silk,
trimmed round the bottom of the skirt with
three bias folds of white satin. The waist
was made high, with long sleeves, and
sash with long ends, trimmed with white
silk fringe. was fastened behind. The veil
was exquisite point lace ornaments Of dia.
mends. Her hair was arranged high, and
was dressed with orange blossoms, which
hung on one side of The chignon nearly to the
waist