Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03
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Of the cosonsss Of Queens County. H.,
died q his residence, East Norwich b. ON
the ed nit. Il appear thss ,he trot,in0
stallion Osceola. Of which the Doctor
was the owner. was saken With the CLAN.
ders and ultimately had u b killed
In his attention, tn animal the Doc.
tor in some way bec&lne diseased, which
progressed 80 rapidly that Ia a few DAYS
Il terminated Totally.
....About hundred and ninety per.
sons were lost in The wrsckine Of the
ship William and Mar. noticed Last
week. About eighty Il the passengers
were Germans, and were going out in
company. with the intsntion OF settling
on large tract oflasd which had been
bought In Illinois. re- remainder was
composed Of Irish. Eh8Iish and Scotch
tho Irish forming he larges. proper
tiou.
....The Norfolk Argus states thar
curious phenomena sstended the recen
hail storm in that city. Quan.i ties Of
catfish. some meissring four feet in
length. fell in different SECTIONS OF the
city. ard some q he fields were lise~
rally srewed viii thsm. Hundreds were
picked up in ne morning. This fsavs
,he Areus) 10 10 piscasori.l fabrica,ion
bu. fact which II a,sested BY hun.
dreds Of citisens.
....The factories Of Lowell codsume
between eighty thousand end iine,y
thousand bales Of co,tor ., 5ssr. about
one.sixth 81 the whole, con sum pion Of.
the United 6Atss. They also .ccnstsse'
upward of a. aillion pounds d wool
ID. ) .rea.. Tksse are ffty.on mills f.
the city. eufloying a ca pital Of tHrteen 5
million delle. The populationof the q
city 10 thistsesen thousand. hmost
entirely sub6tisg directly or indirectly.
through NE lIsbursements Of the c.pi4.
sal inve1sodln the mills.
....Thes 1ikhbo rhood Of the erystsIA
Palace, Ney York city. or whai there +,
is ofit .y1enss . curious appearance '
on the Sabsth. A psodisious Dcroxd !,
Of sons ta1so fifteen thousand persons
throne abb i. We regret 10 sdd that
there D cry appearance thatit will
be rsndssla scene Of widespread dis
sipatioa. Dssm-shops are staring nm
ever wA4in the neighborhood. and
drunkenu will constitute promineut
branch Of Ne worlds industry.
k.r.TlSs. Paul (Minnesota) Pioneer.
~ the fgration to that country this
sesson ] Ieater than ever before. A
corsespdlent OF the st. Louis Intelli-
sences. b speaking of Minnesota life
and sclesy. remarks that ..within a
vsnss oFswensy miles Of ST. Paul, he
has cottsd not less than from fifty to
sevenf are lakes. These lakes abound
in fshsad are filed with water as clear
% csytsl Some idea Of the rapid
Browtso6 population in the territory
may \ 6rmed. when il is known that
b. RI. which. Ave years since. was
but asaall trading post. has now owe,
cus seussnd inhabitants"
...lt i now eight years since Sir.
|ohp Franklin sailed on his Arctic er.
'ediion. he lef, Englsnd on the 18th
Il MY 1870. with two ships. the Erebus
md Tenor He had provisions for only
woyeass. Five years ago the las, traces
{ b company were discovered Il is
'aray possible tina, he can be living, yet =
4a9 Rtaaklin has not given him up, I'D,
xpsditions are now out in search y
4 I'm. The theory Of those who yc,nc IN
'efve him living is. that beyond nus
eA y line 'the region Of ice does no.ne
,en4-that Sir John Frsnklin's yes, !, I
2 esccesded in working their wa d
lcush the iee-drift into the open sea, gs
yond. and have not been able III y
luIn. The Adventures who are no:ss's y
ses'ch q him will 60 as far as pos.
'le by ~atsr. Then they will proceed d.
sIedges. drawn BY dogs. and SO con- Of
Escted - 70 be readily converted into :.
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