The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-01

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TVS meeting nj the Court House last even
iae haarsi the report of the can,assins com
mittse. Subscriptions hsve been made TO
The amoant Of about thirsy-t~o thonsand dol
lars, With many Jet to be called upon. II
our rso,ls Row como mp 10 the work as they
should, And ~ the inporsence Of the prejec'
demand J. the whole amount required Of ke
okuk cat soon be raised. Several gen.lemer
from Sn en- addressed the meeting, stating
that ere at interest was felt in that region il
favor Of the road. and thai subscription O
upward. OF thirty thousand dollars had a.
ready hcrn raised, which could BE easily in
creased to forty thousand. Patrick Gibbons
Esq.. m. IL = short but very pertinent speech
tsssliaa his Enforcement Of The pfejscs b
liberal s,bser;ption. Keokak might coasiae
herself remarkably fortunate did she possss
few more enterprising gentlemen like Mr.
| Gibbons
The canva.sins committee win still contin
us 10 vark, and our people will be doin
tlsmssl. - . great injury IL they nov fail I
meet tt. requirements expected Of them
lie. al a.. thsir duty 80 that no regrets ma
hereafter occnr for negligence that prs
vented faithful performance II that duty
THE GpiLTY LovEss FROM KEoKuk.-Th
Quincy Eerald Of yesterday gives ito versio
OF the Gage elopement case, and ~ It con
tains several items not heretofore pnbiishe
We reproduce the article here. Itsays:
i About two weeks or 80 ago . man BY th
name Of Paul Wallet arrived here from kee
kuk in search Of vile who had Hoped vi,
man By the name Of A. H. Gage, the forwl
raft pilo, on the Upper Mississippi, and Il
latter = merchant. living on Main street, Re.
kuk, between Seventh and Eighth street
nearly opposite Wallets residence. At Il
depot We met this man Wallsf, Who told b
story in full, Ind afterwards asked us, in vie
OF the fact that he was anxious to secure thet
guilty lovers. that no publication should |
} ,nada Of il, 81 least for the present SIM
, the leading incidents are now a6oat W vi
, give the true statemeat for the benefit Of Z
concerned.
Paul Wallet, of Keokuk, Main street, b
tween Seventh and Eighth, had abeautif
and adroi, wife, ~h,m he adored, and spar,
, no means Ia sndeAvoring 10 make happy il
deed, he expressed 70 M that be had no i'd
Of her in6deli,y, and allowed her TO suffer +
: none Of the Injuries II life. Mr.. A. q. Ca
|. h.d grocery store nearly opposite the re,
, descs Of Psnl Wallet, Who, although he b,
. wife and three interesting children, it seer
~ m accepted and promising lover Of III
Wallet. Hos long This lore platonic had b
eoms love esiiiy. Panl did not know, FIR
y vas in the early part Ct the present month
. the Upper Mississippi plotting rAfts. ~
!. informed VI, instead Of piIotiug bic vi
shrossh the breakers that sarrousded h
He sent and received letters from her; .,
!. fered her 10 need for naught that mon
. would purchase. He had been gone up
Paulwards for about one month. aud retni
ing homo nne siternoon found che had simr
gone 10 Quincy, and hithervard he came
= neat Ais lovely and loving wife, only to &
. himself wearing the horns.
= Il seems % the Saturday previous 10
arrival sLe cane to The United Stsses IL.
sad regissered a. Mrs. Mary Henry Shor
+ after Mr.. A. II. Gage came and register
hinsslf and lady. By some arrangement
Two slept tAst night in one bed, and also
IS Sunday night, Gage pretending mesnwh
4 abe "a, he wife. On Monday the eui
pair departed. she for Cincinnati via the
a C. b. & Q. r. X. The fact Of mAn and v
~ TIM. separating and changing routes 70 Sc
m Eastern meeting place somewhat ~xci
.he interest Of the hotel men, yet but Ii,
was said until Paul Wallet came, whose y
- the woman proved TO be, aud the affair
e. n plain IA the nose On your face, for r
n Wallets wife and A. II. Gage had elcpes
she With $500 af psulis hard earnings 1
y Gags a'uorpis love, and Gage leaving |
= okuk wife AID three children, taking VI
IN funds he could get hold Of, and Mrs. Wall,
4. guilty love.
This was their stock in trade Is Il
stopped al the United States Hotel hs
they had, however, with this stock, succe
- ed in escapiug the enraged Paul Wal
~ when Ne fell in with him, aud With tears
d his eyes told US his story, and showed y
nj pile Of moneyhs expected to spend 70 o.
q more get his dear wife home again, ,
" IN ominoas looking revolver a. settler
- HE dear wifss" guilty lover. We
ey anxious for I'll three more especially
the rope-dessrving Gage. Paul looked
acted The " determined cuss" just before