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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-27
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHiSGToS. Sept %.
Gen. Hancock. Was last night the recipient
ofa seaenade by the officers Of The 5tS csval
~ and 18th infantry He merely thanked
them. Gen Hancock leaves Washington this
morning. stopping Tor ~ few hours 1t Pbila-
delphiA to visit = widowed mother, and thence
proceeds to 81. Louis he will not enter
upon hn duties ~ New &rleshs ssn,il the sab-
sidence Of the yellow fever. This ie arranged
by Gen. Grant. through the President. He
may, however, before that time establish his
AeA tqnaytsrs temporarily sssome other place
uhtiIthen. Gen. Mower will b responsible
for the command. s@Ak
NV York, Sept 26.
Times special sass the application Of
Gen. sickles for a court Of inquiry il suspend
ed awAisiug tho opinion Of III . Attotaey Gen.
eral on the point whether the President has
discretion, under the articles of var, to re-.
fuse such application.
The cnse Of Frazer, Trenholm / Co is now
in fair why Of settlement, owing TO com
plica,ion by which the latter are threatened
to be put IN bankruptcy BY private creditors,
which leads them 10 desire settlement With
the government, a. that course will cover
private claims - veil q public clsims.
Efforts 10 recure the Poapohement OF the
Louisiana election are so far unsucc essful.
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--LATEST BIZ TELEGRAPH
sFR0D WASHINGTON.

s. = s>'s VIM sW.S.isroraar. a s.S,, 1s.
hejoe Gs,4nl S;cklss lsA ve.hinssoa 70.
- ~ No. FORK. tthlsssie stssse 9! !.
Ain tscesU - shalt - ssdsrSd 70 AIsc1n-
mand. No decision hes yet been made On
his spplicanon for eoust Of inquiry.
a 6oamatses n svssey Eve scrisraA from
Prince 0eopss Sosat3, Nd vslsad "a the
Prstidsntto day witha copy Of the resolutions
adopted q the Blsdeneburg meeting on Sat
usday isss~ IN prsseatinS abe resolutions tn
Chs,rman made short speech The Prssi.
dsns responded, shsAkiag ths Ooomisses for
the compliment paid him. and expreesed tho
hope that our present political difficulties
.osaa ssoa b adjusted oa he bssis u ths
Consiilntiod.
Brssei General J. r. johnson. Major of
tho l,h Cavslry, has been ordered before the
Retiring BoASd
The following tlesrau has been received
q ~ Klr Drpennent:s hsfa $3.50
"Nsv ORLEANS. La Sept. 25.
brig Gen. r. T. Dent and Gen Whea.
ton are much better th.s evening. Geseral
Graham and Ill the other officers ere doing
wslI. f1igned Jas A.. owRY.'
General Hancock left Washington this
evening on hss way TO ST. Lnuis
Msjoe General Fits John Porter left 10 day
tos NsS York. Attorney Gsn<ral Stansbery
30 no, ye. cone % decision in Ais case.
The prise 6ght arranged between Daniel
Dillen and Barney Mullen did mot take plsce
this evening in consequence of misunder-
standing
A. S. II. White. ESQ. of the Interior De.
par,ment, and Secretary Of the Indian Peace
Commission. arrived in Wazhing,o last even
ing. four days from the North Platte. Mr..
Whiss viii iesvs Washingtou sgaln sbous the
arsf n Oesobsr 70 meet ths Coumission u
Fort Hsrtef On the 9Th.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Dixox. Ill Sept. 26.
A sad accident occurred yesterday morn
ing about milo from this city, in which
Mrs E. n. Brook ner, Of Dixon, lost her
life. Mr. Brooknef aud another lady had
. srted for Sugar Grove, and when but .
short distance from home they we're met ny
drove Of hogs, and the horses took flight
and ran away. thro wing both ladies out Of
the buggy. where they we're found BY the
drover, unconscious. He drove to town Tor
medical aid. bss the lsdy died - soon - shs
reached home.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 26.
About tix thou sand dollars has been sub
scribed BY our citizens 10 aid the yellow fever
sufferers In New Orleans.
BrFrALo, Sept. 90.
The late visi. Of F. B. Gallagher and Jas
Gibson 10 Washington, resulted yesterday iu
the .ieiiyery OF 100 tons Of war material to
the Fenian Brotherhood. This was captured
by the United States Government during the
invasion of Canada, in 1865, and held at
Fort Ontario and Ogdensburg.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept %.
In msuy Of the streets facing north whole
rows of houses have the upper windows shat
tered by the storm yesterday.
READING, Sept. 26.
The storm was very violent here. The
hail was as large ~ hens eggs, sone meas
ursd eight inches in circumference, aud
weighed three ounces, Very extensive dan
age -. done to the window lghts. nearly all
Of them with northern exposure being rid
died TO pieces.
MADISON, Sept. 20.
The Wisconsin State Fair op~ned yester.
day. Il is . great success, surpassing any
previous exhibition. The entrees number
k76O - about $50 10 excess of last year. Ons
thousand people We present. The dis
pay-4,t horses and b.ooded stock. sheep snd
hogs, 10 the best ever made in the State.
DEs MolxEs. Sept 2-2P. \.
The Central Iowa District Fair commenced
to. day Eight hundred and forty seven en-
tries we're made. The exhibition will be full
aud good.
BLooxixGros, Ill /, Se,t 25.
A wesllhy fatmer named DAME. living .
few mites south Of this city. committed rH,>
eide yesterday morniog by shooting himself
/ sshfuugh the neart with shot gun N Q cause
i. known for the com mmis,ion OF the desperate
act lie leaves wife s1d fAnily OF child !,
zen.
.& CHcAGo. Sept %.
The Tines This morning eonttSd'cis the re
pc<t that il is shout to change editors and
prcprietors.
fKDIAsAPot1s Sept 26.
The corner stone of Z magnificent hail for
The Maeonie fraternity, vas laad i, Mount
Vernon y.sterdsy BY Most Worshipful Grand
Msster. Harvey g. Haze rig, assisted by other
otSeers " she GrAnd Lodge
fff ST. PAuL, Stpt. &c.
William and Oliver Potter, lciSizea. Of
Grand Meadow Mower cuuniy. have been
arrested on suspicion tf hsvins murdered
their brother-in-law, mau named Knapp,
above 1 year auo Z }S-st;8# II
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FROM NASHVILLE.

~ NASHVILLE, Sept. 20.
General Thomas arrived last night late and
had a conference to-day With the city .u-
thorities and those Of the State. He took no
d-cisive action. He requested an interview
with both parties together a,three o clock to
morrow afternoon, when his course will bs
resolved upon $50
There is still an anxious and feverish state
OF the pubic mind. which increased to night
by rumors that Thomas will interdict the
eiecious. Inc feeling Is intensified by . re-
port that General Cooper last night, in .
speech to mixed crowd OF negroes and
whites within clos, doors. SAID there were
three ways to meet the present emergency,
to wit: by bullets. hayoaets or by matches
I,isr reported to night in Conservative quxr.
ters tha, the Grand Jury are investigating the
natter. and will indict Cooper if ,ha proof Of
The epeech is sufficient Ccoper's friends
deny the correctness Of the report whilst con.
serv.Lves say il will be subs,snsis,ed
siov. Brawnlow is expected from Knox.
vile to night.
The developments Ito morrow are looked
towith Srrst interest.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CHlcAGc. Sept Is.
Governor Osleshy has gone to Decatur to
TO be abaept week
The committee appointed BY the Illinois
Legislature 10 visi, the bospital tor the insane.
10 in session st Springfield, preparatory to
making their report to tAt Governor.
The rebel General Sterling Price il i'll at
81. Louis and not expected to live from one
hour to another.
FoRTREss MosRnr, Sept. a.
The meeting cnfled in Norfolk last evening
BY the the e1>officers. soldiers and sailor. Of
the army Of the United States. to meet in the
United States Court room, which il in the
Custom H use building, was adjourned to
Exchange Restaurant. in consequence Of
Collector Webb refusing permiaeson for the
meet,ng to assemble there The meeting
vas for the election of delegates 10 the
Richmond Conversion.
AUGUSTA, Ga. Sept 26.
Judges Warner Walker and Harris. Of the
Supreme Court Of Georgia, are out in letters
favorins reconstruction under the military
bills. on the grounds Of necessity and expe>
diency.
Hon. Ben. Hill lefs this morning for New
York
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LATE CABLE uI1A1CHE

fLoa11c1 Sea- -. -Soms pftsnyss hsys
siscs bssn mads 70 rsaew ths distarbancss
which occsrred II shis city o ~ ssss q
0sribaldi.s sfrest, but they I'll have proved
aborsivs. The Government, without resort>
Ing . The regular troops, called out The Ne
tional Guard, and, with their aasistancs,
sheehs1 ~ oashss6ks bslors she3 hssans
formidable.
Several men havs been arrested by the pc-
lice for participating in the recent scenes Of
violence and disorder. The city 10 nov quiet.
Reports from Ill parts Of Isaly sbow that the
country il tranquil.
BsaLrs, Sept. 1e.-A dispute b arising be-
tween King Leopold and the Emperor Of
Austria regarding ~ sesslemens Of the estats
Of Maximilian
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From SAN FRANCISCO.
.SAx FRAxc1seo, Sent %

I4s 8..0 SAX FRAxcIsco, Sept 90.
The steamer John l.. Stephens got off last
evening with two companies OF troops for
Sita. un ndsr JEFF C4Davis, and cousiders-
BILE quantity of live stock aud supplies.
The buildings for the trooEA are nearly
compis,sl :. Si.ka. They may have tocamp
about ,wo weeks. About thirty mechanics
And lsborers accompany the troops. The
Stephens will touch At Victoria to land and
receive passenger. One Of tae passengers
to Sitka is Henry Butler, agent Of the San
Francisco Company, which succeeds 10 the
property Of the Russian Fur Company, aud
the negotiations Of which, TO acquire trading
privileges, i~d-so she transfer Of Alsska.
The deed OF transfer WAS signed Tuesday
night By the San Francisco Comrsny and
Custof, agent of the Russian Company. The
considersiion ~as sin hundred thonsand doll
lars. This bargain secures TO the American
Company sll the vessels, factories, lands,
houses, hnple uasnts, stock. goods and trading
hcili.ies generally Of the Russian Company.
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. FROM ARIZONA.

San FRASc1sco, Sept. 90,
Governor Mccormack. of Arizona. deiiy.
cred his eunual message to the Legislature on
the 9th inst. II 10 mostly occnpisd with dis
cuseiou on the Indian troubles, aud thinks
their territory should be made . separate
militsry department.; calls for more troops,
and urges the necessity of putting ell the in>
diana on reservations. employing safieient
fofce 70 keep thsm there in peace, and good
machinery is needed for the development oi
the mineral wealth Of the territory.
The public indebtedpen il $28,875 in cur.
rencv.
The agricultural prospects are excellent.
Arabic lands in the aggregate are extensive
and fertile. -
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FROM KANSAS

LAwnExrE, Kansas, Sept 26
The Kansas SAts FAIR Is now being held
her. In. display Of fruits, stock, graina,
and domestic manufactures 10 large aud hlgh>
ly credsssb.e for this young Stas-, ssd give
abundant evidence that, ~ stock, fruit and
grain -erov ovipg S,sse, ksssas faily equals any
western State.
mass snare Temperance Convention vas
held last night and addressed BY Senator
Pem-roy, ex- Governor Robisesn. Elizabeth
Csdy, Sta. .ton. and Susan Il AnhQny.. kAs-
S'sssoaS ~ ! rlsssd . ,nni,sine ts6psfaHes
people r. female sudrages .arG 70 preysus ~
rensd r. III Temperance IN. ef}o0Gs ninlAs4Ao
seavss - II tAess Ceaennsiea q ~ ~,
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FRol PHILADELPHIA.

PHIIADELHHIA. Sept. 26.
Gen Sheridan was formally welcomed to-
day. The turnout Was very large. AID tho
greatest enthusiasm was manifested. The
Mayor delivered the address OF welcome.
Gen Sheridan merely returned thanks for
the honor conferred upon him. and regretted
his inability to more appropriately express
his gratitude.
The dOors Of Independence Hall we're then
thrown opsn 10 The pubic. and alns being
formed. the crowd IN waiting passed through
the Mayors room. shaking the General by
the hand IN passing. The rush was sremen-
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FROx NEW YORK.

New YoRK. Sept. 26.
party consisting Of men women and
children. TO the number Of $50. will leave
Boston the coming pon,h 70 settle near Kat
avaka, on the kickspoo reservation.
Itis stated thst half millian pane. o
glass were broken in Philadelphia by the hai
storm, yesterday.
The daily Ners states that large amour,
Of wearing apparel. belonging to Mrs Abra-
ham Lincoln, is on sale at the store Of W. II
Brady. SO Broadway. 1t is reported that she
il IN tha citv.
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FROM RICHMOND.

RIcRNoSp, Sept 26
Gen. Brown issued ap order directing the
officer of the Freedm-n's Bureau of this dis.
tricf to turn over to the civil authorities all
negro paupsrs who have been residents here
since Jannsry lst. 1861
In the case OF kiebler. the soldier who va.
ordered to be brought before the State courl
on the ground Of being minor and not 10
gally held in the army. the military decline
10 obey he writ.
Gen. Beanregard arrived this evening.
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FROx NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS. Sept. 25.
The number Of interments from yello~
fever the past twenty four hours ending thi,
morning, 10 81
Two hundred and 6fiy privstes and seven
officers are nov under treatment for yellow
fever at Jackson Barracks. in the 1ss U. g.
Infantry regiment There have been at the
barracks and military hospital upwards ol
one hundred deaths from fever.
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THE HEAI.IEG POOL

THE HEALING POOL!
An Essey fsr Touss Men On the cFim .
81 solitude. aud the Diseases snd Abn>oa shich
eetr iu .dments u ARRfa4e Nth sure m-sns Of
Resfs s. ntin ssal-d ic.t.r eev-ls rh ss..
A,~fes,. Or. J. sx LII - H0tGHroe, Ho~sFd A. ;
cisfion, Phi adsiph'a Pa tsert1
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Notice In RauL ruD,cv.

THIS is to give notice that % the 18th day
II lisp. ls6., ,n aptcy : =
fssued awzn-t the Essst Of : rde ~ Br,th rs
Of kssku.. LIZ c0uGty, spd ttaa. q tO~s, Who has4
b~ea .fiu 'ged B nkre ptA npon sh-ir ewD ", on.
That ths pawn VI soy deb,s AID hssy Sny ssop
srty bstonxns asch BAnkru -, tnthem OF tuf the
u.e Add the trensf- of acs prucart, b. u ID r,
biiden BY law. That ve .taz Of the er-dis n O.
sai Bankrn, +, prove heir ,ebt and Ia cl
ixn.s~ Of IN II ..tes, viii ~ held at Court
Il bsnkfapsoy. H. b. len Al tns .0cs Of The q. Il
Ia ,nkrrptcY, In il cit, oh ak, l0~a bs..ss
gohr sru,- R.ss Ter ~ the 9oth dsy of Novsabsv 4.
D 1.si si o'clock \.
o.w cLARv,U.aN
sept.s - q Futros, DSpsty.
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Fans, Fancy 0oess. Fins Cutlery.
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Ny Medical Book Department

c1np.isis all the standard Medical WORKS Of n. Zee
Elm Wood Co. tinds.y, Rakisson, J. 3. Lipplnoott
Cb.,-vhish sell At the lowest list prices.
cordially inv to All sdc Il and othsrs 10 look
through my stock.
All Orders by Mail promptly attend
ed -.
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GOLD CLOSED IN NEW \ DIRK 1ass
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
A POWDER MILL BLOWN UP-No LOSS OF LIFE.
THREE BUILDINGS DESTROYED.

POWDER MILL BLOWN UP-No loss OF LIVE
THREE BUILDINGS DESTROYED.
About 2 o'clock yesterday morning terrific
explosion occurred at the mills of the Austin
Powder Company, located on the Ohio Canal
about five miles from Cleveland From some
unknown cause one ''graining mill" and two
''wheel mills, containing some six hundred
pounds of powder exploded with great vio-
Ience. The debris of the buildings imme
diately took fire, and the alarm was given
in the city; but the steamers returned after
going short distance, it having been ascer-
tanned that the fire was beyond the city limits.
The explosion was distinctly heard for many
miles. The main buildings fortunately escaped,
or the result would have been far more dis
astrous. But one person, the watchman, was
upon the premises, and he escaped without
injury. The total loss will not exceed two
thousand dollars Cleveland Leader, 18th.
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DRY GOODS,

TT sTERIs \ SON HAVE NOW OPEN A
II large and choice assortme1s ct
ENGLISH AND FRENCH LAWNS.
English Cambria Lawns, choice styles, 1sc.
English Cambric Lawns; very fine 25c;
Satin Plaid Figured French Organdles N.Sc.
0l FRENCH OR0ANDIES, RICH STYLES, RE
DUCBD TO 75c.
Fine quality Grenadine Bareges at 31c,
Rich Figured 49, 80
Plh.-, ninek Wool Hernanies az s7Ic
80 and "a Black SILK Hernandez.
Iupnis Black SILK Bysantines
N'25 FIGURED SILK GRENADTNES, BLACK
= GROUND, HANDSOME STYLES
REDUCED TO 75c.
FIGURED IRON BAREGES, BLACK AND WHITE
GROUNDS, 76o.
SILK Plaid English Poplns reduced to 37lSc.
ONE CASE FINE MARBLED MOHAIRS, FOR
SUITS, AT SOC, COST OVER enc. TO IMPORT.
New styles les, Plaid M Poll de ghevresi sie,. .s71sc.
7 ONE LOT PLAID LINEN POPBINS AT 35c.
DRESS GOODS OF EVERY VARIETY,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS,
- BLACK SILKS, WITH LUSpRE,
of the best makes from 81 TO 20.
ALL OUR 1850 CHENE SILKS. HANDSOME
. -. STYLES, CLOSING OUT AT 81
lot Plain Silks, choice colOrs at o., worth s226
Plain Silks all qualities. ti'6O 10 Sc
Foulard silks at sc, e1'25, sl's7H
CHOICE STYLES SILK POPIINS, FINEST
. QUALITIES, AT LOW PRICES.
. White Shetland and Llama Shawls.
Handsome Styles Cashmere Shawls
4 THE YAK SHAWL.
O novelty, very handsome and very cheap,
Every variety OF Spring and Summer ShRwls,
1t NOS. 7l3 AND 7l5 N. TENTH STREET
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THE FIRST THEATRE IN AMERICA.

The first performance in the Island of Cuba,
and perhaps in America, was given in Havana
in the year 1893. The following is description
of that very interesting event, taken from an old
chronicle
''Some of the young men belonging to the
town, united themselves, and arranged
comedy to be given on st. Johns Day, in honor
of the Governor, Don Juan Maldonada Bal
leneno, and ordered a hut to be built in the
neighborhood of the fort. The title of the
comedy was The Good in the Heopens and The
Bad on the Ground, clos buenos en- ell Cieo los
malos en- suelo), and as this was the first
theatrical performance given in the Havana, it
attracted large audience, who not accus.
toned to such representations, armed SidRddl
all shouting at the top of their voices, and
would not stop until the Governor spoke and
informed them that he would put them in the
stocks if they did not behave themselv YES. The
comedy finished at one O'Clock in the morning,
and the audience were so well pleased with the
performance that they insisted on having the
comedy played over again, aud made the PLAYERS
commence Immediately. The play must have
pleased them very much. Such Governors as
Don Juan, of 2lO years ago, would not be very
Objectionable at present"
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InauIre within.

The mouth is like a house to let. However
pretty it may be externally, it is impossible to
Judge of its merits until you have seen the In
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