The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-08

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IN4fA ~ Hndeon, Abensl eiGAteen senle1SSi
.led vee postt.na . ttAin-boy "a tn train i
- familiar q &ho travelling pnhlic Il
sne eaie Of newspapera, fruit, eta, ani unpplyiul
|leye0 tAethttoo which b. - kbseaIle ininnovnd
- eSoean The mails, and that, 10. ID nannaa
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from susptcion, tor though mail matter VA
Msosoa 81 fhts very route, 20 one theuxhe Of Ia
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seas dro@ Ohicago - Qsincy arrived ct its des.
eaeeete0 n Aue time huB NiGh 1ts sntirS c6ntents
abstFaGted Every effort Was made BY the De
pertment 70 discover TIE manner in which the
robbery bod bssa effected, bot wishout ouccess.
Until this arrest Of young Huason IL had besn
developed IN mystery. Among he letters
fosnd y portion Of that lost mail.
We may Observe at 'shfs stage u the case.
s0al yhere 70 blame further back than young
hudson, 10 this lax care ofmail matferOn trains
One would suppqse that : BED ef plumply -6lletl
mail'oags might grow frst-rate nail-fobber
e readily e . bed Of guano, monster cabbage.
q eatever nle precedents aad propsnsities, young
ka0deoa eeloyod afatal and ru;nOua opportupity
~ socn lodging, which would have destroyed
many yopng man n sis.s5 sss a,,s..sss,sss ri
= Upon examining his tFunkA which were in
Of me OysH = g Railfoad Company,
large amount Of mail matter was found, con-
aiming, 10 drafls and notes, ell,94A.58 hot in
,luding the value Of the land warrantas There
ernained seventy-6ve additional letteru.i soma
&C., &C., mot included in the above.
The remainder of the matter conaists 6f let. !
80 from al !partGpt de NortlfweeE which viIl
b aue dine dad their owners throush the mail
very precaution having been taker bv Aadistant
'Ostmaster Armstrong to secure such resnlfg i
Col. HAMMOND, Superintendent Of the O.. ii.
G. Railroad, and Mr. Town, Assistant super- |
ntendent, are entitled to commendatiou for their
vell directed efforts to bring the offender 10 us-
ice.s dssa aasS.li x 81, s..s.s1 ~ 10 4
The Chicago Post once has been verv much |
ewildered by repeated depredations committed |
pom, important mails for some time pest. and |
hes. mink nov such diaAealtles Vim suddenlv |
ecoms less frequent in occurrence, on account
hudson. s,s..ss.s - q. .',.,..-,n.
Every effort viii be made by the of,scars of |
he Chicago Post Office to ASCERTAIN the full /
xtent Of Hudson's depredations upou the malta |
& tie proper time the owBets Of che sifefts and
otes will be placed in Doesession s,f their ,,ror