Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-21
Kentucky Election

Gums UP me result Of
late election in that State. Va
seen il stated elsewhere ,ba, ,bo
rlty Tor Tibbaiis was about Ia
We have returns from 70 Of H..
members of the House, giving az =,
20 democrats. tie and % 10 h.
from. @e
TO the State Senate. 10 ma,
were to be elected, of whom tho 10
have elected 5 certain. and On. '" -
ans,) probably; and the Demo.,.l q
certain, and "ne. Bradley prob,s
With the returns in hand. and
mating the counties to be head
according 10 our best lights. wsM
the Senate will stand 25 wings y,
democrats, and the House So yh;.
AZ democrats. giving the wings 10
IN the Senate. l6 in the House and
on JOINT ballot.
Members Of Congress 10 h
elected. 2 10 be heard from
Wings: John ii. Mctlenrv, 2lA
irlct; Henry Order. Sd dislricl: L,I
F. Bell, 18th district; BRYAN r. Yo,'
5Ih districts; VIM. p. Thoma..oD
district; Garret Davis. 9Th dislrie,
Democrats: Lynn Boyd, Is, d.5.
J. w. TibbaIs. 10Th district.
There Is but lIilie. If anv doubt
the election of Adams Nv j in II. \
district. The vote as lar A. ascsrl,.
sland- 1862; Mckee eco; MAJ
~ 2.55s.
Tfumbo w.. is elected in the
district
Cati,ceN Defeated: In the fan.
district. tlr J. F Bell. slauncb !
true hearted wing. is elected TO c.
gress by only 81 majority.
THE MASSACRE OF DlH,RL
The French papers feel that Ii
national honor is implicated in the
rlble and brutal conduct Of Col pm
sler. IN ordering the roasting alive
The 500 or 1000 Arabs found in
cave, of which we gave some acrSv
in our last paper. The CourIerFT
GUS throws much blame on Man
Bugeaud. who had promised prolera
10 the Arabs and who was respons
IN securing tins protection. 10 d $
our readers some farther insight Of d
mos, horrible affair we copy the fola !
ing
The HeraIdo. OF Madrid, publish o
letter from lis CORES poudenl in Align i
who is one Of the officers sent byr II
Spanish Government 10 attend the 0e n
tons Of the French army in that r
ter. The writer had witnessed a
horrible destruction Of the Rah H. n
tribe OF The Dahara, and, whilst sMEe n
to Justify the atrocions deed. IN i.
confirms It's worst features. Wsa 7
afford room but for the following S
tract from his communications: u
AT half past tour | proreeda ca
the grotto, with two officers Of The I n,
gIneers. an officer Of the al NJ
lery, and Detachment, OF belsr Il,
fifty and sixty men Of those corps al
the entrance there were dead anlEa Fl
already in state OF pu,relscIion, m
enveloped i'll wooden coverings, vi CT
were still burning. We reached X
entrance amidst Zoo, high Of ashesr q
dust. and thence penetrated into al $
Ity Of about 80 steps Nothing ST
convey an idea of the horrible a'f th
the cavern presented All the y IT,
bDdies were naked, and in poslIA sa
deno,ing the commissions they hadf b.
dured before the poor creatures hsdf ga
pred; The blood dropped form " T
months owing to their putrelactleu'l U
what made one shudder most. Wa 9
see the number of infants al the bns b
lying amidst the wrecks of sheep Y II
Of beans, &c. One also beheld sS 70
envare vases. which had conllf It.
water, boxe. of papers, and n "
number of various other things; Dep lie
all the efforts of the officers the solo b
could not be prevented from %p az
upon them, searching for jewelF'f 7
carrying away bournouses all eO'e II
with blood. | have bought netD er
taken from one of the corpses, ID "
shall keep il. as well az Two yallI ~
the Colonel has sent Us. as menof 10
Of this fearful scene. Nobody can IL
what has passed IN The grolio-sR m
er the Arabs. stlfled bv the smoAs "
signed themselves to death WIN =
sloIci>m they glory in, or iherk'
and the fanlic Narabouis opp0seu e'
leaving the cavern. Be this a. y y W
the drama has been truly horrlOt W
never was more barbarous bravery a.
PLAYED al Saqun'um and Nam' =
The dead bodies amounted TO pew 70
eight hundred and thousand ~
colonel would NOT believe our Wy W ~
and has sent other soldiers To ceuD ,
dead. About 900 were drawn y " "
the grotio. not including all lhoss - "
ed over one another. and The ma. a.
the breast, who were almost ~ n
cealed in their mothers clothes
The following plain talk we elr IN
the Keosauqua Times. Ben"
election the Capital Reporter " ~
tha, Van Buren, county woala :.
Dodge majority of 300 or 4vv' b,
official returns give him io9' W
paper claimed the same mal' .
the Constitution. which acluslH :, %