Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-01
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ST. Louis, Oct. 10, 1919.
Ho,rid.-One man shot dead-One morfally ,counded
Three Others badly rounded.
few days since two Frenchmen, giving their
names as Count Georselor de Montesquiou and
Count Raymond Montesquiou: came the City Hotel
where they have since remained. About past II
las. night, as Stewart and T. X. Barnum, nephews
Of the proprietor, were retiring, some one on the
gallery tapped on the window. The gentlemen in
the room drew the curtain to see who had raped
when instantly man on the outside shot through
the window. The gun was loaded with one ball and
several buck-shot. The ball passed entirely through
the body Of T. x. Barnuu. wounding him MORALLY.
J. J. Welcomes was severely wounded with buck
shot.
Mr. Albert Jones, coach manufacturer on Third
street, hearing the noise, opened the door lead
ing to the gallery. At his appearance, the other
barrel discharged at him, and he fell Dead The
ball entered his through the lungs and
out Of his back. This barrel also contained buck
shot. One struck Mr. II. NJ. Henderson on the fore
head, severing the artery and inicting bad wound
Two others entered the wrist Of VIM. II. Hubbell
of Liberty, Mo-, the wound not being very severe.
All the officers commenced searching for the
perpetrator of this wholesale murder. They found
one OF these Counts essed in entry or the same
floor. They seized him, believing him to be the
guilty person. He said his brother was the muir
derer. As they passed his room, he spoke to his
brother in French. He rushed to part Of the room
where there were several guns, and it was with
great difficulty that the officers could wrench the
gun from his hand, with which the desperate man
was trying to shoot them. The crowd would have
killed him on the spot, but the officers protected
him. When asked if he had done the shooting, he
answered yes. Being asked whys He said "I was
inspired by God, to kill two menu
ST. LOUIS 2sth, 7 O'Clock, p. M.
Flour-ordinary to good country at $4,ss A,4o.
Quincy extra $50.
Wheat-stock heavy and market rather dull,
mixed IS rs, fair to good so s7a prime co. choice
- sacks returned.
Barley-Fair and prime barley los a III. No
sales Of Pork. Lard, common butchers s. Whisky
- IS.
The line is down between Louisville and Pitts
burgh.
Second Deapa,ch.
New York, Oct. -.
The Crescent City arrived yesterday morning.
Left Chargers nth and Jamaica 10th October. She
brings no California news. At Jamaica the new
Tarlffhad received the sanction of the government.
The duties had generally been raised.
MONTREAL, Oct. -.
Serious disturbances took place at Quebec on
the occasion Of the Anne Ration excitement. On
Saturday the Mayor refused to act. Some most in
uential and wealthy citizens Of Quebec have sign
ed the annexation manifesto. Much excitement
prevails.
PITTsBURGH, Oct. 80, s r. NJ.
A rumor is prevalent that the susquehanna
Bank at Montrose has suspended.
NEW Yonx, Oct. 30, 7 p. M.
The Courier and Enquirer OF this morning (day
before yesterday contains letter from Washing
ton stating that the Emperor of Russia had Danish
ed to Liberia, Bodisco, late Russian Minister at
Washington and husband Of an American lady, for
owning property in this country. Bodsco was en-
trapped to Russia, his crime having first been dis
covered by spy. His property is valued at about
halfa million Of dollars, mostly in government Sc
cuTities.
No alteration to notice in the Flour market,
Holders firm and demand moderate. Common to
straight and naked western - - l.2 to 81 L.
Common to good brands Of western tennessee
Michigan and oswego, IS let to s IS = s4s.
Corn in moderate request. Ohio mixed 81, yell
low 653. Market for Pork firm and prices have an
upward tendency $1,000 for mess. Good demand
for Lard, market firm. Beef fair demand. For COT
fee limited.
st Louis Oct. 80. ?. N. Receipts limited. Flour,
ordinaryt to good country brands 81 IS to I 49, Ex-
ira country brands 4 IS.
Wheat. Stock heavy, market unchanged. Com
mon, mixed to prime 60 to 90, sacks returned-
Good to prime from Levee 80 to 100 sacks included
Corn and Oats White 10, Pure yellow from L.
wee 40, sacks returned. Oats - a % sacks inclu-
ded.
"hiskey dull market prices drooping22 ~ l-2
prices unsettled.
From Private Despatch, rcceirsd here yesterday.
State Bank Of Morris a, Morstown, New Jersey, and
susauehanna Bank of Pa, failed.