The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-05-19
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BuacIAsY.-On Monday night the clothing
aAnra II Eahelman n Wis., va entered by |
bnrolara and some two hundred dollars worth Of 1
ana clothino taken including coats crayatss &C. |
The grocery az q. n. SNYDER va entered the
same Inirht and anne Eve dollars IN specie ab-
stracted from the drawer. The burglars then
| entered P. Saunders 4 Sons dry goods store,
bnt verc frightened avav 81 j dog and obtained
noth;ng They then visited The drug store Of
~ T.siss vherc thev obtained ! box of steel
mems when. probably fatigued BY their noctur-
| nal labor, they dcsisted from further depreda-
| TONS A part of the stores were entered BY
means of false keys, the rest BY crowbarA Inc
thieves have not yet been arrested.-l Mount
| Pleasant News.
LYNcHNG.-Wc understand that Gof, who
Who vas arrested last week in Howard County,
an susnicion Of horse stealing and counterfeiting,
was twice hanged till nearly dead. to extort from
| him confession Of his guilt; and that TO save
| h;s life, he confessed that be had made and pass
ed counterfeit money, but had had nothing TO
do with horsestealing If this Information -
corect-and we hope i i mott was 2 villain.
Gus transaction, for which those engaged ~ !.
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in excavation OF such proceedings ~ other
\ places. in Northern Iowa we nave no neeo "
lynch law.-North lowan.
wrArurp AND CRops-On Sunday evening
last re had 1. very refreshing shower OF rain
Mother Earth received the sparkling drops joy
! fnllv into her marched and thirsty bosom. Late
/ ~ We have had several light showers of rain,
which has revived vegetation very much. Spring
i wheat is short and backward, but few more
timely showers will bring it forward and give Us
a good average crop. Farmers nave gen
erahy piahted tneir corn, anu rePor. - eoillns
up very weli. hospoe.s aoI a'i r..:,,a Ta,.I
are ny NO "eahs u'scou1asA's' -A'oA'A'0 'o1'
nal. ses tsa
AccIDEyT.-A party OF three men from Michi-
gan, on their way, with team to California,
passed through this place on Friday afternoon.
When less than two miles west OF Town, one OF
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was waking, ana IN the act ~ sak'ns loaaen
rine from .ne moving Wagon, "n'n 'ns suA vs.
acciuentaily dlseharSeu, anu .he oaii en.e'ea ins
riSnt arm, between tne eiDo~ anu snou'ucI'
strknng ABOUT s,le ve"'fe M - 'ne uo,e anu s"4s-
terihs IL very paoiy ,,. ns mvunueu MAJ. vas
taken 10 mr.. Henry .. MITCHELL anu h'euieai az
sent ior.
NARROW EsCAPE.-During the severe wind
storm on Saturday evening last, company o.
mar In
camped on the east side OF the river, escaped
narrowly with their lives. Their tent was di.
rcctly under large tree, one branch OF which
struggling and grooming in the gale, by its noise
awakened them, and they had no more than
fairly crawled from their beds, and got safely be-
yond the reach Of the tree, when the branch was
snapped asunder, and came laundering down d.
rectly across the pallets from which they had just
arisen. 1t was very narrow escape from al
most instant death.--l Des Moines journal.
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iHE UrTtAWA hqRpEKhk oauGi!LA i.r.L'
l SHARP fRAcricE.-Aast sa.n,uas h'Bn' yoai;
, gentleman by the name OF lupDs' s,oPplis
the faelhe House, was T renesea ~, 7. - pu,se
containing about Sl6o; Inc ohlcers werc Pr
e on the track, and on Monday last, y. e. smi !,
1 CITY Marshai, ASSISTED Dy wy oneiih =, ~, -
county, succeeded IN tracing .he supposed 'h'e
to Omaha City. iney caused ms afi.st 'nefe
and mad MN cemnlt1ed 70 jan " AVA, 2 ie'lu'
y sition from the Governor o. iowa. 1aDse4ueh
v investigation led our b'lY Marshal 70 p.iieNe ~
: individual thus arrested 70 be none o,her ua !
Liant MeComb, Inc murderer ~ haula
= harvey ana LOT whom rsWafa y Siiooo = ~
tered. Some OF tine NEBRASKA oHieiais, peeo.nli
possessed OF suspicion, at about the same time
.hat ',s was 'n NE o,.uana nhar,nnt :, nsn !,
a sharp trick on our City Marshal They tool
:, the prisoner from the jail on Thursday last
C placed him in carriage and, passing down tn
n river on the Nebraska side, crossed over to thi
50 side at Bellevue aud struck bee-ne tor..Ottumw
through the Southern tier of Counties. All thi
8 was perfectly gratuitous on the part or til
y Omaha officials, and done without the shadow {
q | authority
). Mr.. Smith. finding out the game that had bee
- nlayed upon him. started from this city Thur.
II day night. with the intention OF ntercepting til
y marty in their Journey across the State II
came nm with them few miles east of Glcr
wood sn.ceeded in oht,;nino nossession of tn
. missioner. and returned with him Yesterday. TIL
1mah.ss made not;,;ng out ~ ihis attempt ;
. asharn nracticen hui Mr.. Smith iid-he ha
y his nrisdney on this side Of The river and tier
i = M iosccr anv naaass;ty &c 4 renuisi,iop
,vas h.,n;lv concerted and nicely arrange
: H. hn. H. h;ters got iii We hone ,i,a ID,
:, t;as enc.oed in tb;s rascay affair have learned
y lesson that will he beneficial to them in futur
f transao,;ons Will their follow men.
Tha rnsnner had ! hearing Yesterday befor
: .,,a ropn,r Jndae ana IA held q bail in I'll
G ans1 ann, Of ri 600 to answer the charge [
$ $3.50 ua."i lsr.env In default OF bail he was con
-, - al tn avail, III trial at the Arcu.
.arn Of The district nourt-Council Bluffs Nol