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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19
Des Moines, Oct. ]

Des Moines Oct. Is.
Mr.. DUNHAx,-You will see by the Ctizeu OF
to day that Polk is once more erect; having
given Republican majority of between loo
and 100, on whole ticket.
Dallas county gives Republican majority OF
between so and rs votes.
few retu ms from Wsrr,n are rather mixed;
owing to local quarrel there.
Yours truly, j. TEEsDALE.
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The ELEcrIoNs.-In Pennsylvania the indi-
cations are that there will be II opposition
Congressman and s Democrats. Clancy Jones
by As majority official.
IxDIASA.-Republican State ticket elected
and majority OF Legislature.
OnIo.-Republican majority from ten to If
teen thousand.
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The Palace Inccndinry.

A man signing his name X. Graham, declares
the incendary that set tire to the Crystal Palace
to have been Gutta Percha, aud he gives toe
following reasons for his belief:
"A few moments before the alarm OF fire was
given was standing on the lower floor in a po-
sition which commanded direct view of the
north nave, and my attention was turned that
way BY hearing some one observe They are 60
ing TO light the gas And Immediately after
heard the cry of fire. fire. looked at it and
supposed it would not amount to much, as
expected the building was fre-proof, and that
the portion on fire would be easily subdued.-
These thoughts mad hardly crossed mymind when
saw streams OF FIRE like snakes, running in all
directions through the building, and setting it
on ire nearly fast as man could rum The
color of the smoke, the intensity of the flame,
aud two or three explosions, forces the idea TO
nv mind, that, to save a few dollars, the gas
pipes Of the Crystal Palace had only been gutta
perchs instead of wrought iron tubes; and that
shortly after the gas was turned on there
was leak somewhere in the rear of the north
nave which set fire to the gas tubes, ana
their being composed of highly infammable
material, and heavily charged with gas, was
tue true and legitimate cause of this lament
able disaster.
With the above ideas ns TO the causes of the
fire, Yesterday visited the ruins, and, as | ex-
pectej, could not find any iron gas tubes or
other evidences, save the above, and shall take
it for granted such was the case, till | hear q
better one
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19

~ We notice that considerable work is
being done on North Public Square. 1t is high
tirs that that place WAS improved; and If tho
present labor 10 an attempt At that end, We hope
TO zee Is well doDe
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19

ToM GOWNS HoRsr.-At public meeting
in Cincinnati, few days before the election,
Tom Corwin made Q speech, in the course Of
which he said:
II Thick could convince every impartial man
that the horse of Popular Sovereignty was a
dead horse-blown to atoms by Democratic
guns. Aud 40 for that wind-broken, s,lavined
pony, the Wilmot Proviso, he was sired by
Thomas Jefferson himself, and it's the horse l
mean to ride while there's hair in his tall
Laughter and cheers.
The "Wagon Boy" being now fairly mounted
Tor the next Congress, We may look for some
tall horsemanship before it is ended.
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Mt Pleasant q

Ed. Hawk Eye: The agony is over. Curtis ma
iori,y is SOS, Springer's Goethe whole State
ticket about the same. Marsh and Howe run
below Grantham, Clerk, whose majority Is 5lo
The above figures are based upon reliable re-
ports from all the townships except one, which
will not vary the result much.
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James Flora, wealthy leather merchant of
Williamsburg, lately doing business in New
York, has disappeared on the eve Of his we'd
ding with a young lady belonging to one OF the
first families Of Williamsburg, who is said to
have loved mot wisely but too well.' Flora is
thought to have sailed for Europe in the Mag.
ara. Should it prove so, brother of the lady
will follow him Flora was U. S consul at Man
chester, England, under Van Buren, and Polk
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S4,9ai II
EXPENDITURES

Balance ia Treasury, 1881 IS
There remains Of the premiums awarded in
1858, bur $l9 unpaid at this date.
J. II. WALLACE, Secg.
Oskaloosa, Oct. 4, 1858.
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Fairfield Oci

fairneld, Oct loth.
Ed. Hawk Eye: Jefferson county is ali right.
The Republican State ticket has lis majority.
Curtis has tire same. The official vote viii not
vary this much either way. We have made a
clean sweep. Republicans are firing the canon
to night. JEFFERSON.
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How THEY GET RID OF DEsPERApoEs IN Lou.
IsIANA.-A notorious desperate in Calcasieu
parish, named Paulin c. Lebleu, was recently
Shot in preconcerted but most cowardly man.
ner, by the general sanction of the community,
while in attendance on the Districi Court in
Calcasieu county. He was about entering the
hotel, when he asshot from the steps by mum.
Der OF different persons concealed in the build
ing Each discharge ives deadly. His rght arm
wasrawfully maugled, four buckshot penetrating
through his neck, one through his right breast,
one through the lower part of the abdomen,
and the balance-as he turned 1T the 6rst fire
took effect in the shoulders and back. 1t APP
pears that he received from thirty FIVE to
forty buckshot through the most vital portions
Of bis person. Leblieu expired almost in
stantly.
Three men were arrested for the murder but
subsequently released, as it was understood
that the deed was done by the general sanction
of the community. Such are sometimes the
fearful necessities Of communities in which the
law cannot be enforced.
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~ Mr.. RAsDER proposes TO give lessons On
the Piano. His card is in another column
We are told that be 10 A accomplished psr-
former uDon this instrument.
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MAN Neutrality-suspicious. WANTrp.-O
SATURDAY. last, when the steamer Metropolitan
was about fourteen miles below Dubuque, a deck
passenger, named John Kelly, willie drawing a
pail OF water from the river, fell overheard, aud
was drowned. He is short, thick-.et man.
full face, and three cuts or scars on his forehead
He had black blanket coat, cross barred
vest, and black pants with a blue stripe. lie
wars from Ireland, and had lived III Dubuque
mouths. He, with number of others, had
taken deck passage for St. LOUIS. in quest Of
employment. His wife is anxious that his body
should be decently inferred, and says he has
nearly $500 on his person, which, after paying
burial expenses, should be sent to "Bridgett
Kelly, ST. Louis, with a description OF the To-
cation of his grave. Mrs. Kelly is destitute,
and We trust the river papers will aid her by
noticing this, gratuisously.-[Da Davenport Times.
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ALTON, Der. l2.-Mr. II. r. Proctor, Of st
Charles, NO., was attacked by three men on the
highway, while Oh his way from his home to
Jersey Landing in this State, and robbed of
eS,s4O in gold and bank paper, . horse and W
taabie papers. on Friday lasG The robbers e.
eApsa.
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Grand Ledge ~ lOsva. I. O. o. 4.
= oY1icERs HLrcrgp.


Thomas Hughes, Iowa City, n. w. @. Master.
q. Q. Pierce, Dubuque, &. W. n. 9. Master.
D. Cram, Keokuk, R. w. g. Warden.
William Garrett. Burlingtop, R. W. G. secy.
J. B. Glenn, bloomfield, R. W. G. Treasurer.
Wesley Moorland, O.kaloosa, B. W. G. Reps.
L B. B. Woodward, Davenport G. L. U. S.
Rev. w. B. Lnsll. NJ Pleasant, W. G. Chapn.
Geo. s. Hebb, Auscatine, ". G. Conductor.
A. B. Iseland, Camanche, W. G. Marshall.
J. J. Miller, Fl. Dodge, w. G. Guardian.
L. E. Hardy, Oskaloosa. w. G. Messenger
GRAND ENcAMPNENT.
B. B. Woodward, Davenport, ". w. G. Patriarch
Rev. W. B. Linell, NJ Pleasant, N. E. G. H Priest
L. E. Hardy, Oskaloosa, r. w. G. Warden.
William Garrett, Burlington, r. w. G. Scribe
J. b. Glenn, Bloomfield, r. W. G. Treasurer.
c. H. Boxmas, Dubuque, Il. W. G. J. Warden
WIN. Garrett, Burlington, i. w. G. Rep. G. L
To. s
VIM. Pool, Davenport, W. G. Sentinel.
The next Session Of G. l.. L G. E. will b
held at Oskaloosa ON the third Wednesday o.
October, 1859.
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~ Barhydt has Ill The popular periodicals
Of the week, amongst which may BE- found
R.rper aud Freak Leslis, containing 6ae illas-
,easions Il ~ sesaasrsdea 81 he crystai
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Des Moines County official.

The official majority in this County for tn
Democrats on State ticket is from l07 to $50
The following are the aggregates upon the bal
ance of the ticket:
For Congress.
Curtis, r. 1920. Trimble, D. l422.
District Judge.
Springer, R. 400. Claggst, 1896.
District Attorney.
Marsh, r. 1896. Tracy, D. 1882.
Board of Education
Howe, r. ll73 Mason, D. 1871.
Clerk District Court.
Arick, r. 1858. Messenger, D. 1885,
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ANOTHER HAD oFP.-Ws learn that Judge
Lanphere, present Douglas Postmaster at
Galesburg, has been removed, and VIM. Gale
appointed to the place.
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Inc whole vote IS ABOUT 500 less than the
actual number in the county. Scott township,
on the Des Moines river, cok strange freak,
compromised the two tickets, making the great
disparities in the above mt jorities.
Yours truly, c. BEARDsLEY.
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~ Twenty car loads Of cattle andhoEs came
in yesterday, over the B. l. n. r. ka''road'-
Several large droves slso arrived ON foot.
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The STOCKINGS OF THE HAnrM.-It is well
From Nev. Josiah Hopkins.
To James S. Seymour, President of the Auburn

Seneca Falls, n. Y, Feb. 5, 1855.
Dear Sr,-When in Auburn, procured of
DR.. Steele bottle of "Ba his American Com
ponnd," for my wife, who you know has been
an invalid for years past. Her affection is dy.
spepsa She saws that among all the rene
dies she has tried for several years past hot one
OF them has affected her case as fasora ly as
this Compound" Please procure from DR..
Steel another bottle and send it to me imne-
diately, and confer a great favor on
in
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CLAGGET.
B.for. tn. Election! After the Election |!


Poor CLAaoETr!!-Ths democratic leaders
and wire -pullers avaied themselvs Of "poor
Claggsfs" money to organize their party and
get out their best vote in this judicial district,
and then sacrificed him BY even withholding
their own votes from him. His money was
deemed useful to promote other ends than his
election. Having secured that they spu'ned
him as they would any unclean thing. Unhap.
py Gagged his growing ambition has met q
terrible defeat just as it was preparing its way
for lofty fge;.
Thus perishes and fades, grows dim and dies,
oil that this world is proud of.
KEoKUK.-Over fifteen hundred votes were
cast in Keokuk On State officers the majority
for the Democrats had about 200 majority
Trimble had $50 majority, Claggett l64, Tracy
l9O, Macon 179.
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FLUID LAMP ExpLosIoys.-We recorded a few

FLUID LAMP ExPLosIoNs.-We recorded few
days since, the burning OF lady by the explosion
OF gas formed by the evaporation OF burning fluid.
Such occurrences have been very common. A
fortnight since, Mr.. Simon Draper weht with a
light to examine a leading gas pipe in his Office,
when an explosion ensued, setting fire to he
building. The public are aware of the narrow
escape of Senator Chandler, OF Michigan, from
death by similar cause.
l; should be borne in mind that hydrogen
when mixed with oxygen, or atmospheric
air Of two or three times its volume, and
then set on FIRE, will exploA with violence
The force of the elements thus exploded Is
stated by Faraday, to be equal to the pow.
er of many thunder storms. The gases used
for illumination the csrbonides of hydro
gen, and present the same phenomenon. TIE
common" burning huiLs," when heated, or
suffered to decompose or evaporate in par
TALLY filed lamp, take the form of carbonlde
of hydrogen, which upon mixing with atmos.
pheric air viii explode violently upon being
brought into proximity with burning taper
The mixture may not be as dangerous as gun-
powder, but its explosive properties are as dis
tincty marked.
Hence fluid lamps should never be filed near
a burning wick, and light should never be
employed in the examination OF a gas pipe or
phene accidents, aud deaths from carclessness
with burning fluid" are sufficiently numerous,
Que would suppose to enforce our admonitiols.
N. Y. Evening Post.
THE STOCKINGS OF TIE HARrM.-It is well
known that the Sultan of Turkey has of late
been in great financial distress. He has even
felt compelled publicly TO allude apologeiically
to the subject of bis extravaganza. 1t appears
that the harem is prominent cause Of the Sui
tans embarrassmeuts. The expenses of this
establishment are enormous and outrageous
In fact, the poor Sultan is w0iully sslndled.-
The Vienna correspondent OF the London Times
states that for the stockings alone, which are
provided in that city for the hsrem. it has been
discovered that more than thirty times the
binary price has been charged and paid. In
easy rests the head that wears a crown and
keeps a harem.
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Oskaloosa, Oct 15.

VsAdfUUsa, OCT TO.
Ed. HAWK EYE:-The Official msjorties for
the Republican State and Congressional tickets
in this fMaha * al county are. as follows:
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which has changed hands in This city in eea's-
qaenee OF the election just passed, csnho'
less than Sl5O.0co. Several persons have pssA
nearly made bankrupt by the loss Of the mehs'
they have staked. Oi tho hats, boots ssat
lager, oysters, &c, which have been sohS
lost, the nunher IL cnornous.-lC Gin. Gar
FINDING MS L&yEL-John Mitchell .as
OF the Sou bern Citizen, announce -, .tsr
ths 18Th OF November, the IlAss ""hbs,
tion Sil, be changed from GD, q =. =" - %
Washington Guy, the GEO. .S'.. "1,,..I y.,..
bondisn, rro OF pe''''A
Jefferson Dayisr ..; !, v.;os hs
been Of bene6s a"et scJou'n "a r,ult
health. Heb 70 ns pnysleai ~. .s..,,,vp,
disunion, I s.ep its n nin"s sal.rI,ss.
n.s;a. speech as Choa,s and Everett y.
-. . on every occasion, he expresses
ited admiration oi tho skill and enierS,.
resulting from the free labor system Of W.
England.
Couutsrfsit threes on tho Bank Of Cape A1''
Mass, are in circulation. The vignetts 70 . 70
male seated and an e,gle. On the right ios.
corner 10 man gathering corn. The 0ni
unlike the genuine one.
DAxGKRous CouNrKarMr.-An excsecins!
dangerous couuterieis $50 on the OHIO ss.''
Bank has been detected. The Gncinnsu ~
setts says that il has had an extensive CIRCUS"
tian; that there are no marks by when =.
be described; thas il h nos new one, sno
been hlled up for several il not tor oil o. ".
branches; and sdA: the only safety Is 70 ssI.s'
AL 90 NoTEs On xxs 0sAHs BASx o. wv
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JOSIAH UOPkINS
Mr.. II. was for twenty years Pastor of the
First Presbyte Church of Auburn.
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posto Chleuy oI OLD practitioners, among whom
was the venerable DR.. Mott, who has been 70,
many years the great master OF such operations
IN. Y. Post.
YOUNG LADY's Description OF SroRM Al
SEA.-Ihe sun went down like u ball Of dull
hre, IN the midst OF smearilg clouds ~ red cur
rant jam The wind began 10 whistle worse
than any oil the lowest orders Of society in the
slx-penny gallery OF theatre. Every wave was
suddenly as big and high as the Italian Opers
House. The cords Of the ship snapped like ba
stay laces No best Genoe velvet was ever
blacker than the armament; and MOI even the
voices OF the ladies calling for the stewaries,
we're heard above the orchestral crashing Of the
elements.
FRAUDS IN MIcHIGAN.-Some startling die
coveries have lately been made in Michican.-
The Detroit Advertiser states that it turns out
that while the Democrats had control of the
State government they defra uded the University
FUND out OF $25, 500, and the Common School
Fund out Of $7l,7o3 Besides pocketinr thi,
S97 900 OF public money, they Oh ated tho
School Fund out of $3.50 900, in the iraudulen,
sale Of . section Of School Land, containing
valuable copper miSfs
The Washington Union declares that m. b..
sis Of Democratic union consists in strikinp .ls-
very issues from the docke: aud standing bv
the bred Scott decision as fnality. Slavery
has made dozen such 6nali.ies in "A many
years, and the bred Scott decision il only fin.
till something else is wanted by the South :.
Let US have no more nonsense about The finali-
ties Of slavery.
There vas another attempt at . !adie. eou.s-
TRAN festival at Jones' wood, New York on
y. wednesday, but II did not amour, to much. -
ing norses dld not behave well, and only one
OF 'So ladies' rode well. Ths first prize, said
70 % worth $500. was given to Miss Smith.
Lawyers have ludicrous way Of identifying
themselves with their clients by speaking in 10
plural number. Gentlemen Of the Jury" said
: uminA'y Of the western circuit, -. the mo-
ment the policeman says he saw " in tho |. ).
~ prove that We were locked up in the citation
mouse " state Of iatoxica,ioa,"
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Nov. 8.
The Riccolomini excitement continues unabated.
There is another crushing house at the Academy
this morning within two hours after the Office was
opened. Many were obtained by spectators and
resold at exorbitanG prices.
The members of the Castleton, Staten Island,
Board of Health, five in number, have been arrest
ed and held to bail for having voted for the resOlu-
ton declaring the Quarantine nuisance and cal
ing upon the people to abate It. The amount Of
bail demanded was 5000, coo for each member.
A complaint has also been served upon the Board
of Supervisors of the County of Richmond, by the
Board of Emigration, demanding judgment for
S250.0O0, that being the amount Of damages arising
from the Quarantine outrages.
Ray Tonpkins, held for examination on charge
of arson and riot in the matter OF the Quarantine
ouirages, qas been discharged.
Robert Willis, the Broadway Gambler, was
committed to prison to day on the charge Of mur
der made against him recently by hisservant girl.
There is no clue yet to the name Of the person
murdered.
Mr.. Bustead, counsel for Willis, got out q writ
of habeus corpus and brought the prisoner this
afternoon before Judge Russell, who Immediately
discharged him.
Two murderers, ThOs. Mulroe and Jas MoCOr-
mick, both sentenced to be hung on the 10th Of
December, escaped from Sing Sing prison on Sat
urday night and have not yet been retaken.
a private despatch from New Orleans says that
on the 5th inst the yellow fever had entirely sub
sided at Galveston.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-09

DISTRICT Court, Nov s.-Ashworth and Cones
VS.. Siss Merchant. Jury came into Court at
noon. They, we understand, stood eight to four
for plaintiff, and not having agreed on a verdict,
were discharged A new trial will follow as a
matter of course. This not being an every day
case, but presenting some peculiar features, calls
for some further notice than was given in oar last
report.
The repudiated notes we're portion only of sew
eral drawn at the same time, amounting in all to
some $1,000. The only plea, set up by the de-
PENDANTS was that the drafts were not endorsed,
it was claimed they were to have been by an in
dividual named Ross. The plaintiff proved that
some of the notes had been regularly paid by Mer-
chant, and that payment of the ones forming the
ground of the present action, had as they fell due
been called for, and repeated promises to pay
them made by him, with the full knowledge that
they had not Cf they ever were to have been) been
signed by Ross.
Crown VS.. Sheldon. Suit for breach Of contract,
in not delivering, as per contract, lot of Hogs
There was no dispute as to the contract having
been signed by defendant, but he denied having
made it, aedging that owing to the effect ofintoxi-
eating drinks or supplying drugs he was at the
time bereft Of his reasoning powers, and wholly
unconscious of what was passing. Case still be-
fore the Court.
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THE OVERLAND MAIL.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 8.
When the st. Louis overland mail of the 10th
Sept reached San Francisco the mail via the 18th
mus Of the same date had not arrived
oregon dates of the 18th of September mention
a credited rumor that two hostile chiefs, Hames
Qualchien and Oubi, were captured and shot
messenger arrived at Shasta with dispatches
from Fort Vancouver for Fort Reading These
dispatches would change the destination of troops
en- route for Oregon and Washington Territory,
but the forces now there will be able to keep the
Indians under subjectiOn without additional aid
The Sacramento Mercury publishes communi.
cation revealing the existence Of project to make
a flibustering excursion to Sonora
The Utah correspondent to the Republican gives
an account OF the Outrages committed on the per
sons of Mr.. Marker & daughter 9 years since, by 2
Utah.Indians at Spanish Fork Gov. Cummings
demanded surrender of the offenders through the
Indian Agent; it was refused, and reqisition was
then made OA Gen. johnson, and detachment pro-
ceeded to the of the outrage and effected the
delivery of the cuprits who were sent to Salt Lake
City by the U. s. Marshal.
One Indian was accidentally killed, which may
lead to further disturbances, in view of which a
posse OF military was stationed at Spanish Fork
for the protection of the inhabitants
The District Court adjourned till the lst Monday
in November.