The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-25
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Neal Dow visits Indianapolis next week.
Gorilla ChailIu has 20. back TO New
York.
-Garibaldi i CREST adnirer Of John G.
Whittier.
Geo. P. Putnam, the publisher, is So
iourning in Charleston, 3. G.
Francis NJ. Howendobler, editor Of the
Monona county tlowa) Gazetie, died recently.
Bishop Carroll, Roman Catholic Bishop
of Covington, KY, is lying at the point OF
death.
Mrs. Cobb, of White House fame (ill) is
said to be clerk in the Treasury Depart
ment.
Bishop Stevens, of Pennsylvania, was
slightly injured by railroad accident at
Wilkesbarre, Thursday afternoon.
General G. ]. stannard, formerly of the
Army of the Potomac, and brave officer. IS
President of Grant club at Burlington, W.
-"Mudd will probably get Clear says q
Washington telegram. Until then, the ex-
preston sciear as Mudd' will be out Of or
der.
Ben. f. Montgomery, Esq a successful
lawyer of La Crosse, Wisconsin, has been ap-
pointed attorney of the Northwestern Rail-
way, to be located at Council Bluffs.
- Woman is delusion'' exclaimed a
erusty old bachelor to a witty young lady.
And man is always Lugging some delusion
alr
-tsHow long did Adam remain in Paradise
before he sinned?h asked an admirable cara
sposa of her loving husband. It'll he got a
wife, answered the husband, calmly.
my dear" said rural wife to her hus-
band, on his return from town, what was the
sweetest thing you saw in bonnetain the
city2' "The ladies' faces, my love-
Charles kean died worth $4,000
Still another Fanchon is in the field
Miss Emma Madden, Of Brooklyn.
Olive Logan Iecsuredon Wednesday even
ing in New York-subjeet, 'Stage Struck. ;"
Olive Logan says the only woman who
ever acquired real fame as lecturer was Mrs.
Caude. =
st. Louis had Forrest and Janauschek
at the same time. Muscular tragediaps, like
mistortnnes, never come siugly.
The Hanlons have gone into the country
They were last heard OF at Milwaukee, where
they will remain until tomorrow.
They have Roots aHaymakers'' for OPP
era in st. Paul. A good deal better than an
Italian propuction poorly done by the tenth
part of a travelling company.
Julius Eichburg has got out new opera
which is said TO be comic beyond descrip-
tonu 1t is called 1.-THE Two Cadis,' and
will be performed in Boston shortly.
Mr. Murdoch still strives to keep his feet
on the boards, but has again this season sue
cumbed to his infrmities. His physicians
have peremp.orly forbidden his fulfilling a
theatrical engagement in Boston
Judge Dick Basteed has SO far recovered
from his wounds that he held court at his
hotel the other day. Ii will be but short
time before Richards himself again.
Gen. Candy has removed Mayor Gail
lard Of Ch,sleston, S. c., and appointed Gem
eral Burns Of the United States army in his
stead. The reasons Of the change are not
yet known.
Forrest, the Tennessee guerrilla, has
failed. He once, as General Washbnrn will
remember, went through Memphis in hurry
and now Memphis appears to have gone
through hin.
Gen. Sickles, who ia stnmping with his
stump Leg New Hampshire for the Repubii>
cans, is received everywheie with great en-.
thusasm.
The Menken has made her adventures in
Europe the subject of lecture. If Adah
had any regular husband, her adventures
would be the subject of great many /" lees
lures from him.
"A daughter of William H. Vanderbilt and
granddaughter OF the Commodore was mar
RED at New York. last Tuesday afternoon. to
Col Shepherd, of the Shepherd Rifles. The
ceremony was very imposing, and rather
fashionable.
-e Excuse me, Madam, but | would ike
to know Why you look at me SO sasagely r.
sald gentleman to lady stranger.
Oh! | beg your pardon, sir; | took you
for my husband, was the reply.
"A three year old boy of a Pittsfeld
clergyman watching his mother making bis
cult one Sunday for tea, asked her if it was
not wicked to work on Sunday. or course
she said it was and the logical little chap
continued: " Dol catch it when 90 get to
heaven.
"A floating item says that Mrs Andrew
johnson, since her husband became Presi-
dent has been patient at DR.. Lewis insti-
tuition And the people ofthe United States
since A. j. became President, hare been as
patieut as they could be under the circum-
stances.