The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-06-14

USvSo POSS Ds4D0 W. 0esAA10Q ~ IN OMcot
eWisnsss h regard - tAis matter, upon PR
tsnos that 10 knew something about Il. In thi
Last proceeding The Bridge Company overdi
Tie natter - Basel knsw more than they sur
pessa and exposed he conspiracy.
Oar Davenport friends will Of course continu
tleif prosecutions Of Bisssl and abuss ever
nan who psssames 70 think that their bridg
eeghs - eeus down. Bat they will accomplish
nothing By It. Il win result % did their sstenp
- iaaasnes IL Government Engineers. in thei
ultimate di0sen1tass and defeat Davenporter
WI Ind that ethss parties have rights which
azs 70 b respected and which will be protected
They oant buy intelligent Engineers with oys
tsss and champaign o. beat down Mr. Bisss
with their vile annoysnoss and seuErilous news
paper assasks g. - -,1e' e''l rag ~
AYsUfA1oL PoEz.-Ths Democratic journal,
ass pablishiaS pestieal epigram against Tho's
Jefferson, which appeared in 1908, which they
claim was written BY Hr. Bryant editor of th,
New York Evening Post. HI. Bryant was borr
In, 1874, and consequently could have been
but nine ysars old when the spigran was written
and psslishsd. us,1 ..-
~ he Hon. A. @. DoDss and family ar
sivsd Il Boston per SssameAr America on the
4sh inst and ~ ass informed are en- route via
Washington for their home In this city. We
ere glad 70 learn that tho General, - well Is his
excellent Lady, 10 in good health.
- The Lyons Mirror comes 10 ~ enlarged.
vitha new head and otherwise greatly improved
In appearance.
4 happy couple have just returned to Fall
meush, Mass, from their wedding trip, which
was whaling voyage that lasted Eve years.
Daring the absence, the wife gave birth to two
babes, one Of which vas . child Of four years
old when IL reached home. son
Early on Sunday morning, . fire in the main
business part Of the town Of Eaton, Ohio. de-
stroyed thirteen business houses. Loss $50, 900.
Insured for $4,000.
A. an election for city officers at Norwich,
Conn, Monday, the entire Republican ticket,
headed BY Mayor Prentice, was successful, by
IA majority. The vote cast was very large.
As sue set0 VeFm VI tne OJIcult OOuFt Oh
lawrence county, Mississippi, Edward Langs-
Ssrd was indicted for ceiling hoop skirt to
negro, without permission, and fined one hun
deed dollars and cost Of suit.
4 trial Of Moving Machines, for purse Of
$1,000, 10 to take place near Chambersburg,
Pa. on the 9Th inst. The competing machines
ere PennockS Iron Harvester, and Nanny's
Combined Reaper and Mower.
4 procession of old folks Is proposed at
Clinton, Oneida county, N. T., on the 4th of
July. None arc to appear in the ranks who are
under 10.
The Maquokets Sentinel announces the arrival |
Of another boat ct Bridgeport. Great rejoicing.
The bridge which spans the river at Bridgeport |
"a short distance below Maquoketa, and which |
10 an obstruction 10 navigation, the Sentinel |
says must come down.
Two men got into fight Tuesday at Free
port. when one Of them drew knife and stab
bed the other twice in the breast, killing him |
almost instantly. The man who did the deed |
gave himself up 70 the authorities.
Mr.. Cyrus b. Mccormick has given 100000
for the endowment Of four profsssorships in the
Theological Seminary Of the 70. ST. Presbyts-
Eian Church at Chicago, LII.
The Opposition are very active and very hope
ful In North Carolina. Kenneth Raynor is taking
m active part in the canvass.
The San Francisco Times, Mr.. Broderick's
organ. daily contains articles attacking Mr..
Douglas. In leader, it says that the Anti-Le.
'ompson Democracy Suspect, distrust and des.
pise" the Little Giant, but have full faith in
Brodesick, and would thousand times sooner
10 him than Douglas in the Presidential chair.
The National, NJ. Buchanan's organ, defends
II. Douglas.
Ssv1u TaogsAND DOLLARS SroLHN-LAst
sunday night the dwelling house Of Thomas W.
LILY, as Olney, ILL.,, was entered while the ia
nily were asleep, and $1,000 in money and
Totes stolen from it. About 4l,70o of the
mount was in bank bills, and $500 in gold,
md $4,000 in notea The Olney Times in an
'euncing the event, ooely remarks: |!
"The loss to some men would have been
uinous, but to Uncle Tom it does mot amount
Q much, - he never would have pat it in cir .
ulation, bot kept it boarded up, neither using .
himself nor permitting others TO do So" |,
The Hamilton Freeman Of the 2stb ult. thinks i
hat the Boone river 10, or may be easily made,
avigable for small steamers, - high up ~ :
Webster City, during high water.
A WIxDvALL.-The Detroit Tribune is in. :
osnsd that we'll known citizen, an engineer
fsbat city, and formerly employed ON the D.
nd n. Railway. has received news of his heir.
hip % Military Tract of tho Military Reserva. &
lon In lllineiss amounting TO from $500, 900 to
100000. q
A Catholic monk named Edward Wies was r
illsd on the Jefsssonvills railroad, at Seymour,
3D., few nights ago, BY the cars. Upon an
Eaminssion BY aeoroners inquest . belt was +
'und around bis body containing 81 doubloons. P
rom letters found upon his person It appears
at be belonged To- Catholic institution some &
zteea miles from Louisville, Ky, and was on q
. way to New York 70 receive considerable y
mount ef measy which was due him in that Il
y. "-~-~----.a.-. 70
- = LITTLE child Of n. Bloomer, living in al
'sth Burlington, had an arm broken Wednes. .,
, ~ very skshs fall, vhiIs playing about e,
y heuss. The child i four years old. Oh
0Ws learn that the new steamer Des 70
oisss leaves Kssksk for IL CApitol ON the ~
|th. Delegates TO the svo Conventions yin or
carried up q reduced fare. shs win b. At
ssnws On he morning Of the soth, where 70
lsgssss who 80 ever the B. Z n. Z. Railroad CO
u b abls 70 take passage upon her and avoid b
} staging. Il
rvo young men were fatally poisoned in Of
naishieh County, lasely, By eating wild pArs- md
y. When found, one vas dead, and the -
'ss wae % far gons thas hs died shortly after. III
rds. me
- The farmers Of Washington county, ~ thl
n from the Pres, are suffering from the ~ -
'Fedatseas u Aoess thieves, who are running q.