The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-29


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Chicago, sep. ~.
A Convention Of western UniversaIists is now
in session in this city. There 10 numerous e.
tendance of tire clergy and members Of that de-
nomination. The object of the Convention Is
to organize North Western Conference OF
Uniyersalists. constitution was adopted yes
terday as basis Of organization. The Confer
ence includes Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan,
Iowa, Wisconsin aOd Minnesota.
saP@ F7ts'a st. Louis, Sept e.
| The attendance at the fair Yesterday exceeded
that of any day this week. The amphitheatre
was filed TO overlooking and the grounds were
crowded. The St Louis prize. No. /. Of six
hundred dollars for the best thorough bred bull
of any age, was contested for BY lS competitors
and awarded 10 Rel. Duke of Ardie.9 owned b,
Geo. N. Bedford. bourbon County. XIV, The
same animal had. in the earlier part OF the day
been awarded $ioO prize AZ the best bull ovel
years. The second prize. $500. was awarded
to King Alfred owned by j. N. Brewer. Sanga
mon County. Ills. The third premium. 400
was awarded to Daniel Boone. owned by j, g
Mckinney. Boone County Mo The arrivals b,
cars and steamboats, last night and this fnornips
we're very large. This morning all accommods
ton for reaching the fair grounds are fully em
uloyed and large crowds are waiting TO Obtain
conveyance. aa.ftasi35 asfQlsAiff Afs t5asaN
This morning the sky was cloudy and 4 driz
| zlipg rain Of an hour fell. after which the snr
sbone forth brilliantly. The Prince and mart \
Ills suite, accompanied by ! few citizens. If,
Barnum's Hotel al half past 10 this morning. ii
= carr;ares fs,r The VAR oronpd. The Pr;scs
Masor Filley. Lord LYONS and the Duke OF New
castle were in the lead driven by four coal blacl
horses. probably 100 to 200 boys running along
side Of the carriages but no noise was made. 2
| The procession was reviewed from, the vindow,
along the route by a great many ladies' and gen
tlemen-the streets through which they would
I pass having been psblsled in the morning pa
| pers The Chamber Of Commerce by resolution
| passed Monday, transact no business 10 day, ant
the stores and banking houses are general,
closed to give employees an opportunity to visit
the Fair 5R'
IT. Smith, Sept. a.
The overland mail, with thorough passenger
and San Francisco dates to the eth inst, arrive,
here this morning at half past l. Among tn,
passengers by this arrival Is J, Horace Kurt, o
the San Francisco Press en- route to Boston.
The Atlantic and Pacific telegraph line wa
TO be opened to Los Angeles By the Goth instant
A train in charge Of . man named Smith
from Decatur, Ills, was attacked bya party 0
Apaches and Camanehe Indians at Deubtfu
Pass. Seven horses belonging to the train wer
killed and others stolen. The day following tn
same party Of Indians attacked another trai,
and drove on 90 horses Eight mules belong
ing to the Overland Mail Company were stole
by the Indians at Horse Head, crossing Peco
hxavyr ,trns. t1, l.