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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-25

Respiae fsss 70 d. Louis 1ve DoILAns, astis ssr-
th@ ofdsss.
Daily ,iAsof pAasugsr Pssksss - 81. Lssis I'D
~ iptsrms diats poiats, cousistine Of ~ 3OA
1A0p14, Captoia Bane1t, nastsf; ths =.
4. S Ssss. i e;..s s : .:::. =: =.
RI sAiGA. win 3ssvs - lasding sssA ~ =
Csc .. =.
fhS sab1vs hosts VIM make cisss eonnsseioa
18th .,vss running bst~ssa this Poist and q.
Paul.
Arr%nssmsnts have rsesatiy hssn nsds b
transferring 4 Rock Island By which passsngsss
eaASpAaA 3. PAai Il hosrs u adsssA = ~
othsf lfnc.
Il addition = tbs shove he pesssnesY and
freight Packets 0okla1D 0eSI3U. Captain
Masap Hail. nsslsf; v1o100Ys Captain sco.
field. uaastas. an tn HAL012 will make reg
ular tripA.
Tickets for sale over she HasnIhal and St. Jo-
seph and Southern Pacific Road 70 all points
west Of the Missouri river.
patfoniss the Line that reduced the rates.
For freight or passage apply 10 The LOO Of tn
Company, corner biondeau and Levse.
8. d. ARcHsa, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-25

p-no~ae.ae - nauos1ee 0ouse
T..nAv. ~. q. laee.
a...--- 49,
Ao1. fsADe - - ~. r. ~ = .s -.
1en. !cs1uA 4 ~. ~ g = .7S,l's { -
!nis :. .D SSyiS
Joss 4. ~
49, & Ie~o - CIole, >pstisss1.
- = An1rev 6ullissn, eoatisssd.
800 - Wn Lookett, oootisao6.
6ene = !"
800 " 0ooqUps U0t 49,
80 ~ 02(A
80 v611N - N6aagt eeaaafA.
Se0e y u nnh1ng, GgD11ee.
oae 81 II -, sSelfaee1.
- xeho d. Dq1 assa.s
on = Ksoknk - fheass 6Ainesssssg, o.
esial.
easo1e1 peeioise.
Tahss y Pal, 6eesss4
6anplek MsOsas y Dssvsesl, anssoes
Ssldlifs, dsnssrsr 70 sesw9 ssseaiasa.
Fowlss - Mekeasy, decfeA
Wsbsese - HssecA, deesoe
MaxvGll " Eaxiy . ~. aefsaH.
KoeheadoeeSree - kOeAeodoerrnef, deofee.
Collier 70 CoIlise, dsfaalt.
Oex " PoveIl, leasoe
0rshan V 0sAAA0. 1seAslt.
Stctts V TAylos, defaak.
Wiss - Hsekiso, lsseas.
Dimond 70 ThoMAs,. dsesse:
GaslaaA - Wslb AfsD 0sxdnes, 1seres.
Lao y Taa Dyte = 4 !, ds5salA
Weslwael y ZsaFs jedansat
Y6fo y Hseos q a., iesss - tIe sapSse.
ssdsdf rsessss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-25

: =. + 60 - 4 eslus = 40 49,
80 - - - 11i 1nGl1Ae -
- - F. - -
81 81 80 -.
M y. SAns1s, ca.
Com'a = Nnancs.
E1D. nunx.H
~. vllGisssa Dessl - - cesscil
lss1 = - : Aassssss. Aosioa saf-
HI.
Caaeiee Hnska 49, ~ \ sonisasioa
- sSsslysse - ssass - dsslnasa d1ly
$1,000. s....a.
os s.s.;sa e Al. neGA~4 - olpyQ ak
- Iosessses6 y fsss;lA ~ Ks1aak ~.
1rsrk. ioe snss;tsss ps1licaa;as, - ) ~
q ~ Cssseil yeosssdiaGs = - 49,
~.
o. netioa q Al. RosAa4, Nr. 6saawood
- exesesd ftoa asllaG = 6apsssisar u III
rb@sfthe Oiagsf Ksshsk - aceossA d
- OF - tasiaG ~ lseal sighs y nafs
~ asesiaanseG Metfsa adspesd.
N N.lkissm fisssths 1pseial Csmnit-
-, - rhso ~ rslbsssd Tie matter Of OBJ
taiaisG hos sd : Sufficient supply Of sstar
~ ~ Nrs Department, aSksd and obtained
ihsihss time = tsrast
o. nolioa II Ala. Dapehsrsy The Street
aapssvisse - issar1stsd = prepare the
aspnA bsaussa Main and High strssss On
Uayesih Isleoek . slat ~ property ovners
- satn L. - ~ nlsnk valka ordaSad
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-25

Car Il ~ possibis thAs over Five Million
Bottles Of PLANTATION BrTrsas have been
cold dariag The past ysar7 Il Is almost in
credible, nevertheless It ID absolutely true
and il ~ most convincing proof Of their won
desfal nsdisinal and hsalth-rsstoring quail
aes. Ivory family shouh b supplied with
shsss bitssrs, ss whatever cost or trouble il
may b. TO obtain them, b cal eful that you
rst tAs genuine, and that you are not i'm
pooed spon By spurioas article.
NAaroIlA WArna-Sapsrior to the best
imported German cologne, and sold At halt
he uy3ss. eod1v3wlt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-25

MN RoY. Arrives - Saturday asS Wsdnss-
-. :, 49, :. -, nd Dspsrssse ia,slay
md rhursday, u o'clock .. \
ANDY JoaMs0n: Arrives = Sunday
49,. 81 s'slosk p. n, and Dspasts .
Ts.sd.y and Friday, & A.
xuoY DOR4RA0, Arrives On TsssdAy
AID Friday, st . P. y, 80 Departs o. WssAes-
day and Saturday, At :. NJ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-25

Bouup OyRs-B efsrs Esquire Martin -
tsrday, Joseph keenan, was arraigssd spon
rho charge Of assaulting one Henry Rider,
With intent to isAict severe bodily injury.
Re Alec threatened 10 take the life Of the said
Riasr. Keenan having bsen found guilty
was fnad $50 90 and costs, and placed under
bod Of S40O 90 for his good behavior until
She aext term Of the District Court.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-25

MFArAL NpcnssifY 10 NEvHR KHowE UH>
I'll II ernlKs People rarely arprsciat.
De necessity Of n elective hair preparation
saeh - "Barrsst's Vegetable Hair Rsstora
dve," snsil old ass Of disease renders them
bald. Even then, however, Barrests will
rssloss Ne halt in al iis original lustre aud
sbundanes. Baltimore Commercial. fd6w1w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-25

On Monday essains party Of Kssksk-
iauevsfa The recipients Of the Euuidesn,
kospitshV = Captain Hutchinson, commaa.
dw u ~ gallant Phil Sheridan, Of the White
Collar iao.
The sntsrtainnent took place on board
that steauss, and cossistsd il nssil, dan.
sing and . ssoptssss rspssss pfsparsd after
the bsst styls Of Tho csliaasy -
~ eGIkSss : keAly ssisyabls - =
t1lSsss stsisassa sivas n -
essuUvV6ly yUpalas sesaebeas sQs9.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-25

THAAkssivIse.-Th congregations Of the
N. 8. Presbyterian, Congregational and Bap
list Churches will mite in services appropri
ate IA til dsy, IN the First Baptist Church,
At II deioSk to-Dorrow. Seflnoa By Rev
Mr. Judtin@, Of NE Congregational Church
A sSi5sc2sa Tor the poor will be taken q the
elss> - sbs service.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-25

AF1sxr1ox, Bus,Ssss Mks.-Nsw IL The
time 10 advertise. We shAll commence in .
few dsys full exhibit aAd resume Of al the
Ksok.lk business houses which advertise in
the Cars. The sketches vii! be capital cd
vsrtiseseut for orr pasross 10 orr readers
abroad,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-25

TsAxKselvrxa Nor,cl are hereby
nosdsd - Or ctpice Applss, Fresh
Kussef, vtssh Fish. Poultry, Game, Aad the
best FfssA Oysters, fsr ThAnkssiviss Din
nsr, yoa Ind better 90 to G. G. Coz / Cos
onfeeeond street. ar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-25

sLAsiEs, attend The Auction Bale, this
morning 1t 10 o'clock, II l.. Hows's, Of dry
aud fancy goods, notions, hosiery, perfume
~, &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-25

A sooD second hand piano for sale very
low At Ayres Bros. nasic store. lot
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-25

o. rslsersphl OH11Aso, Nos. ~
R,our-vsis demand, especially for ns6sun sra4 =,
prices 1Yu are unchanged 70 zas
Whsat- In Arm request; No elostd veal At VI 40
y; No quiet st u iSAso rs
ccrn-Quiet and steady; No old closed = -: 10 -
7tes.
0s-Rathss Hrn.r, closing 1t 4144As.
Rye-Goed demand and Arm; No closed At 81 ft1<'
10 81 % ole.
psflsy-Doli and lower, elssag Il 81 a1oS.
oesds- Quist aud steady 81 unchanged psiees.
Highwinss- Little hrnsr; sales At g.
Pro,sions-rfrusr fs.iag tbs part Of holders and
buyers failed respond to the advance ssksd tass
actions limited
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-25

WArrSp-At the Book Bindsfy Of l. n.
PsarSa. 10 this city, good Ruisr and blank
keek Fcswafder. a1 2O-N
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-25

ST. Louis E1ouR. -Robsrtssa / Albera
hav~ Aaaail Ghipaest sftAe hour that took
the pseniuu q tAs 81. Louis Esis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-25

Fias N NEw YoRK.-A dispatch received
lsst ssSsiag from New York city, By Hon.
Aisan bAssey, ANNOUNCED he partial de-.
tsse6sa - n Of Trinity BailAiae. ! bsss
sesosess0 eesanise Trinity Church. he
bsldg - ocespied viii Offices Of different
sis1sf o1e ~AieA ~ that Of neusps.
Barseg, 11tlss ! Persons. Ths telaers.
ssaass - - bonts and papers 81 he In
vsss nssGk ased.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-25

RxcolLrcr that Lunch, 1t our favorits So
loon, "In.srial Gen. Third street. You
will 6nd opossum. coon, turkey, &C., Thanis-
giving I,ornins, 81 o'clock. II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-25

sKyKEA1 hundred turkeys end chickens
are 10 be seen 81 Robertson b Albsrs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-25

Owing 10 tho very bad state Of the wealth
q he Hog Market remains inactive. But
tev Hen hsve besn sislghtsred 1t the Pork
HepssA lIisexpes,sd however, ihat active ops
srations will BE- commenced sometime during
the latter part of the present week. Priees
juss now range from IS 90 70 % 30 per
hundred.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-25

Fss hat and cap 6rm Of Dillon I Josss il
receiving superb ssssk Of goods for shs
Winter trade. insisliag several novelties, ~
tractiye and desirable. Call and zee then
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-25

CsCoas, Hoasseness, and the Various
Throat affections to which Public Speakers,
Military Officers, and Singers are liable, re-
lieved ~ Srossa's Bronchial Troehes."
Having direct influence to the affected parts,
they allay Pulmonary Irritation. The free
dom from IN dels.srioas Ingredients makes
the Troehes safe remedy Tor The most deli
eais female, o. yoangsst child, and has caused
tAsu to be held in the highest esteem By
fhose Who use them. dsodlv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-25

sew 1sss marses
- f,,.rrsoA.l mss AZ. Nov. u
Flour Closed dull and shede sAeer; kAies q super
western 1t 50 ~ ~; extra do 81 so % o..
whaes-Qsiss and lower; NJ spripg u 4s6s
Rys-Qusss ard Arm; vestsra 81 ".
Darisy-Qnet and Ars.
ovru- oa,et; .i,sA,ly sAvssssd; u labe Gsr sound
mixed.
os,--shsAs arn-r; closed stsady at7l- -
pvss-isv.s anA irregular elossA - 60 =
cash: old -. - rs 6o49o
B<se-Daik sew plain mess t10N1o ~ ass extra VIC
~: prtus - .isrce ~ 90 -. linda % sno9sk
Cut nnh -efeaay.
Lard Q.i,t snd lower; 15dt etf for steam.
Ncs-Dull Carolina ss9
CefFss Acuvs
snesr-More active. Crba llL az
MolA.ss Dull n D. 1891.
New HOvG WgnaAcss.
~ 5.leeraphl ssv yoss Nov. "a
n. .sy--Kasy u las on call; d.sand light
Sterling -Hrm At s14GH
aols-Ops.sA ~ s4A, advanced 70 st5k closed Al Az
oa4sf.
ooy.rnnspts srs active, buoyant ard higher
Coupons ofsl ls,tslSsz 's2 ls14sx; 81 sasN;
rs ss<s16; nsw io'k1ll q ll1sek 'es iihsM
ls-4s. e1fseh.
stosh market dull and unsst ~, without marked feat
ure escspt decline Erie early In the day. sAsh
not rec ,versA. C, Wabash, n and old eonthsrn
n snA st 1sui rfa tbs stssassst ssosks -
rather Aishs then pest rlsy. q a s. y
$50 prioss-u Express lo1<o7; u Bxtrea eoez0l;
Paoiac Mail llo1sOh; " SoOsz; NY i1SsH
HI. H41N: w.basl 5sa1f SIP es,4~h: psd $50
y; II v lio1<0K \ I locl4oH: SKIES
pfa sskos7. 4As6 sk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-25

JrLirs A. REID, writing from Dsvssport
TO The annals Of lcsra, Gays that Gen. Par
ross 10 10 uror 10 saying that l.ss county vas
named for Gen. hobart 3. Lee. M. Reed
iasiats tAas IL oeaaay W. .nansl fA ~,
d k1slrA M4sk, Lee / uslssao, veil
known in connection with the half Breed
Lssds. Ne have hitherto psbiishsd. ~ b.
ka.A, . sislilar statement BY Nr. D. ". Kill
bossna,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-25
v1Re4 a,ao41aCT OPTICAL VOTE.
The follouine Il The o6cial vote for Con-
~,... n thu Fra Dinstct;

Majority for Ascrary, s,cls.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-25

BslHcr oysters, tnrkeys, chickens, cider,
ersnbsrriss, raisins, currents, he. If you
want anything in the shove line, the place t.
Sst thon, . . Robey4sop + Albers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-25

PUCKECHETUCK ENCAMPMENT,
No 7RsgnlAr osssing 1sn asd tsrd ThursAay Of eech
Month. G ". TAYLOR, C.R.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-25

cerrssssa daily 81 sxow = uc8Rn. Comm ssica
nessAs1ts. ssse11 t4ssl
Mov. ~ le1o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-25
n Wnsss, sserstsy II Stats.

PUCKRcHRTUcK LODGE, No. u, NEE,
,sesl3ly - Friday evsntss.
!. 4. uAL1eW1Ix, seey.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-06

The State Register has seen ssms cur
rants two iacAss il circumference, that
wsrc grown in Polk county. :
The Argue tells Of . young lady in
Darlington being feed IS. for kissing q
young man against his WILL.
Five hundred men are..now At work on
ahs canal around the Dcs Mo'ncs rapids,
shovslinG = 5000, 900 contract.
The last Newton Republican tells Of .
little nine ysar-old boy in that county, =
named Cordroy-eommitting suicide by
hanging himself with q breast strap in his
fathers barn
The Bug'c saysa villain attempted q
nsmelcss outrage upon little girl in Coun-
oil Blufs last week. 10 received bullet
hole through his arm for his dcvil'ry. j
sagh, to have been through bin heart.
The STATE Register says: ain regar,
30 this dispute. we are authorized 10y Rev
r. r. Ingalls,. President OF the Board, t.
state that al the proper time the Trustee
Of the Orphans Home will clear "a
the whole matter by official 70
ports. The attempt to turn this discussion
into personal qaarrsls and amending hi
rangusa. is TO bs deprecated, and We trus
The discussion will b. laid quietly At res
ell the officers have time TO clear up tn
trouble by oiii siai and undisputabls figures
W. do not know who 10 wrong in the cast
sad no ons::slse does; but No do know this
We are willing to leave il to . settlement
ofasial proofs and cold figures
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
eecure Health In Advance.

II 10 NJ difficult TO extlngush raging fever as
raging fire. bat you can prevent conisgration by
rendering your dwelling nrs proof and you can pre-
vent All attack offever hy inyigorlting and purifying
your "huusc OF clay
The outside pressuos' upon the constitution and
the vital powers at this season !. tremendous T. cry
pore OF tile ilons which cover the surface 81 the
body ID a drain upoa IL substance aad it, siren III
TO meet this depletion, 10 keep up the siemina M
der such q constant outflow Il dissolving hesh u
to,ic and inyigoraut IL absolutely necessary, and
time, that tries ali things, has proved that NOS
TETrERS STOMACH BITTERS impsrt a degree
of strength and resistant power 10 the oyer-ta1ed
vital forces, which Is unattainablc by any other
known means The effect OF this incstims le veget-
abe preparation is to increase the appetite, aceele
rate dges,lon tone the sccrelive organs. give firm
ness TO the purify the blood cheer the spirits
and by thvs ying all the ferces OF the body. en-
able 1t def the ating influence the heat,
and pass triumphanty through The trying ordeal OF
the Summer months As safeguard against cpl
denies. and preventive Of the fcebleness, lasstude
and proetration Of which 90 many thousands con-
plain ct this season. II ~ . national reputation
founded on tuenty-avs years Of uninterrupted and
uneouailed success.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-06

THE MONITOR makes more and better bricks
] with given power, with less breakdowns, thar any
other Machine, Eagle Works Mfg Co., IS Canal IT.
Chicsgo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-06
FRUITS, VEGETABLES, MILK,
BUTTER. ETC.

sne,,a.y passe,,sd Without sugar. withou; cook
By new ehesp. heal'hFnl and esctn.i u,e,hos
POWDER. Notwithstanding
Preserving the natural color. s.vo-
ancc OF Fruits; superior 20 any other rs.hoa
at much less cost OF time, trouble and exnenss anu
tanning fail description and directions f,rr a een
ing eaid articles. cent for 10 cents. f'sTe1'-
These Preserving Powders are put mp and sold for
We viii send by mali SNAIL anp,c for trial cno,ch
for few pounds Of mutt for is cents For sale Sv
Druggists, 0rocers. and General Dealers sverywhers
II not found 1t Your stcre: send direct to
L. r. WuRRAL, 3ensral ASepts.
icasdeodkweowl 1esChsubes st.. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-06

upon walls and ceiling. The style Of the
fresoe work and artistic decoration 10 mix
lure Of the Renaissance and Italian, and ina
unity presents an admirable and harnionl-
ON. whole The ros,run is connected with
ono Of the committee rooms below, ana IS
reached by ds.ine. and separate stair
case. Altogether, this hall, as regards ls
s;ze. accessibility. dsco,sticns, light and
ventilation, is one OF the most elegant ana
attractive in the country.
The arran cement of seats during the SEES
.;on OF the convention 10 on the most lib
.,.l scale. The main body Of the ball will,
Of course, b occupied BY the delegates
Ths s.ats At the side Of the hall and the
GALLERY seats viii Be given up to ladies' whs
NAV b accompanied BY gsntlsmsn. 10 the
front Of the hall, that 10. In front Of the del
ssssss' seats, considerable space will be ct
apart for the accommodation Of friends Of
the various delegates who may have been
fortunate enough to have secured passes 70
tho convention. At the right and ielt Of
the speakers platform the telsgraphers Of
the Associated Press will be located, and
as the work Of the convention progresses
accounts Of its proceedings will be flashed
I. Geographically to all parts Of the country.
This structure has been erected BY the
Tammany socie,yiat q cost Of more than
1890, 600, and reflects immortal glory upon
tho noble Democracy Of this great city
Besides this tho party have magnificent
suite OF lIeadquartsr Rooms on 9th Avenue
nearly opposite Delmonico's, kro'na us the
Manhattan Club Rooms, whore leading mat
tsrs pertaining to the organization are
| transacted. DICK.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-06
POLITICAL. ITEMS.

Thad. Stevens, like Gen. Butler, seems
90 have lost his influence in Congress.
Tho House Of Representatives will rcjcc,
the votes of States thst vote against Grant.
ten. q. ". Morgan has been nominated
To Congress by the Democrats Of the Now
ark, Ohio, District.
Bets are offered by Republicans Of one
Thousand 10 seven hundred and fifty dol
lars, that NJ Chase DO the Democratic
nominee he will be the next President
Tho debt Of Louisiana. exclusive OF tho
expenditures for tho reconktructon conven-
ton. is $l3.S32.60
Towards proposition to dispense with
the irecdmcn's after next January, is con-
s,dercd Radical trick to fool the people
I'LL after election.
by decree ~ Grants subordinates, the
election Of Mississippi was continaed
through another day, that ballot boxes
might be stuffed and unstu9ed.
The grssnback plan 10 tho true one. II
10 the only one that can save the country
from bankruptcy and reputation.
On Wednesday afternoon three we'll
known Radical Senators appeared on the
0oes Of the Chamber ia state Of in 70 x,cs-
t,oa. They ere ell strong supporters Of the
party Of moral ideas, and vetsd for the con-
victicn Of the President.
The people are nov paying tax ct the rats
Of seven per cent. more than 10 paid BY the
most heavily taxed people Of Europe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-06

BRIGHAM, GOODYEAR Il HAYES, Coach aud
% Sstdlery Hardware. esther. Hubs, Spokcs and
bent Carriage work, Springs, Axies. Bolts and Male
able Iron, Isl LAX" street.
HAYDEN & KAY, A. and IL Lake street, Maiufac-
II turrYs and Dealers In Leather, Carriage Goods
and Saidicry Hardware.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-06
Terrible Result ef Jeaaouoy-Nu.
scaee - . Teang Married

Frea tAs 81. Louis Times. July 1.
Oas Of the 0ess distfsssing events that
Aas occurred ~ some time even in this
0essspclis 81 crime, tsAnspirsd yesterday
morning. Mrs. Mary LAwsr, . young and
attractive married lady, committed suicide
By drowning Asrseli, under the following
circumstances;
For some time past Mr.. and Mrs Lawles
have boon visited by cousin Of Mrs. Law
Ter. . young lady. yet unmarried. II has
bssA the custom Of Mr. Lawlsr, after tea
to escort the young lady to her homo.
The cousins visits became more and more
frequent, and still, - usual, Mr.. Lawie,
played the gallant whom the hour for de
partHrs arrived. The last visit was made
on Monday evening, The husband escort
I'd his cousin-iu-law home, - WAS his Gus
tom A be len the hous his wife told hin
that she wonld probably not be in when
10 returned home. but he would And In,
ssy on the window Gill. Soon after III,
couple lett. Mrs. I.awler went TO the near
- orug-ssore aud hrat tried 10 buy laudan
IN next arscnic, both OF which xara r.f,.
ID her. When tho husband rcturr.d 49,.
he found the door wide open. a c;rcur,.
stance which he thought quite s,nyn,.r /,
view Of what his wife hsd previouslv 49,
% him. She acted strangely, and AN
prsaeAing her he told her there was n,
greand for her suspction, and that he Ia.
SIMPLY intended to be polite to her cousin
She seemed satisfied and they retired.
10 the mernins Mr.. Lswler awoke an,
found his wife absent from his side, tn
ooer opened and tho clock stopped, Ii
esarehed inside the house and out, bu
So0Ud her not. lie continued lookin,
until daybseak, when q ssieAbor comm
r. walter. discovered Ihsr 10 the cistern
asoUosa. Thsss was piece Of paper Q,
BE- psesso bearing the verbs, "Do nothiu
- - hsshasa; u u slsspiae; On
0roA q life" The haad.vritins vas com
pago1 With ether notes she had written
nd vas found to be her own.
An inquest VAS held aud . verdict q
suicide was rendered.
The maiden name Of the deceased va
Mary Schmidt. She was married abou
halt year ago. Her husband is a blacl
smith, employed in the stables Of tho To "
q Grove Car Company.