The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-17


Bsexnp % naAsn.-pay befase yesess1ay
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vas complied with, and pasting his foot into shs
book, y vas safely landed Aaf ths pan aci
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was iaid oown aA AAe way through g DttumWa
yesseFday g noon. The cars viii not. no9eysr,
oomMence \. running tnfongn, regularly, ~! some
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!, |, A1fsafff f0 AILI.-Aast wednesday 2 mandy
sne name OF James Purcell was shot at BY some
unknown person while standing e. the Post-oaice
~ bai!ycloagh. i vas dark. when suddenly
xing hls arm. he drew his revolver rpshed TO
the door, and saw two Or three men running in-
% the brush. No reason is known for the dia-
bolica! attempt at assassinat tion. ~ Dubuque
Herald. r4 ,.sa s@s..f.
SUDDKn DEArn.--Mr Alexander Young, Sr.,
Of Seventy. y.Six township, The father Of omr ,wOr-
thy county Judge, died very Suddenly On Tuesday
evening last He was as veil as ususl during tie
went L.
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q ana ~ ysars of s0e, and it .as ehc.She the
1Acase.s"s . 'ne progressing elec.lea ~ Whlcn
-. ns P:.'e'pS.eo, ~ naa some.ning g - y nasten
- lls uca'n, wn.cn occgrIeI .OOus - O'CLOCK
- 80 sauae even'ne'---t asn'ngton rress.
a FATAL ArFRAS.--A lev days ago. William
Burns ana sonn PendFoy, both living Y summit
Mwna.P, AAEios cOun'y na0 sn a4seEcaH0n
sOcu. :. s sons .oou' - Dar1s maoe e. sssae.'
- Po1eeI Vo e, upon =. fen0fcy WIN D.-
- =. wUou, n',u r. Ienosoy navin8 nls axe "
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sau s;sa 3 oPen ION .ns crCwn ~ g ~ eye Sofns
So !" 80 Iva.s sssI .le occulIeoce' ~ -
.s I'M = punugonS iesai
s"'s AspSSu' @l Hf &@ .sf'i
Y INsANE.-A Mr. James Marshall, living two or
three miles east Of town, was arrested . little
over since, brought 20 Washington and eon6n
ca N JAN. IL seems that since last spring his
mind had been rapidly becoming deranged, al
shougE as Intervals ne enjoyed his reason, and Il
was hoped he would recover. But growing worse
instead g 0ecsme dangerous % let him remain
without consslalns, hs having several times At
cordingiy arrested and confined a. above stated.
We hops she time = speedily approaching when
tne insane cf our State can be received at the
Asylum, ana cared ior properly IL is impossi
oie sOr mem % receive tne attention their de-
ploranie situation demands while confined with
y: g 10 th's Instance, e miserable old jail
washington Freas. >tc.ti ag>.
ACCIDENT At EPwoRrH Conductor Cawley,
Of the Dubuque Sioux City Railroad, informs
Us that just before his train reached Epworth
last evening. : man named Dennis Morgan had
been buried IN : well. It was one that had been
just dug and walled up, and was about 40 feet
deep. ne had gone 70 the bottom for some pur-
pose. when the whole caved in upon him. Men
we're q work digglng TOR him when. the train
tefs.-lDabaque Timea +4 8Yat af1i
FATAL AccIDESr.-Mr. Charles Conant, who
had been living for some time mast With Mr.