The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-15

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oankess ana wesss cO."in9 y w 49,. = sne'
/ weas Ovsf sO 80 ItssAi ~ SEWN 49, 49,
trying % stop tne teak Mith matraeaeG tnc lvea
- had before been ilsted up. Inc CaPsaM ssoot
g sne ed9e g the scueslc, ordering inc men Z
i nre up - last g poss.0Ae; thea vent az; ~
| Captain went aft e re same time, and gave Of
| oers mat every shine Iooee Oe thrown overooafo
| Ihe Oepsaal', when next saw nam, wae coming
from sne Dow; then went below q see nov ion(
we conld Keep ahoat; when got % the engine
rocm me engines 30 just stopped; went baci
| % the cabin, &c hold being then ball ton 81 ~
| yer. The captain andmyseif then got twenty g
twenty-five ladies upon the hurricane Deck the
boat went down IN two minutes afterwardx-
There were between twenty and thirty children
On the forward part Of the hurricane root 4
was very dark, and raining 1t the time. The bell
commenced ringing almost q once after the cot
iiston, and the whistle commenced blowing q
the same time.
Thomas Cumming passenger on the Lady q.
gin testihed that the schooner DID not strike the
steamer quartering, but q right angles run a.
~ iNafNA y nnu NnxN RSvnSp
turned the schooner round think We were ~
miles from the shore; saw vessels lights after
We LEFT the steamer; think could have seen .
light IN vessel three miles OIL; did not zee the
schooner after she got clear OF US; saw that oil
the steamers headlights were up; the schooner
was running about due east when she struck 10.
There u Z rule that boats going to Milwaukee,
should pass vessels on the larboard side. think
vessel under that wind and headway could have
avoided the steamer If within 20 rods Of her by
great exertion, even if the vessel was but three
times her length from the steamer she could have
avoided doing serious damage, BY putting helm
hard up Had the schooner seen the steamer
half mile OIL, could not have struck her except
BY gross carelessness. II seems to me that the
helm OF the vessel must have been put down
instead Of up, and that was the cause Of the dis
aster. The schooner could have laid too within
miles Of % after the collision, with perfect
safety; it was not very dark, although raining.
John voice, lss mate OF the Augusta, says &c
the time OF COLLISION WAS the captains watch;
second mate on deck when squall came up, and
called the Captain, who got on deck as squat
struck us about one third foresail and one fourth
main san were up when we struck steamer -
Wien saw s.eamer :, ngn's nsssu 0ap.sln s.sg
~, nalu " steamer snsn ctusI.s Jul Dow' .ne
san,s s''o"eL mni. ~. .o s -
uon know wnstner sne uiu =. tane VI collis,on
y my, neal1 .ne heiins'han answer tne oIurr
w NV ~ ~. no..ce a"y cnsi 49, ~
course .ne augusta s s.. WIG, l.nss y, WI
no. answer nei'n read,ly) was ny. we m.nu'es
:. ou.slue aver 'ne cruer ~. .le sersci STUCK
ne1,u ~ nvlsc iron steamer ai.er co'iiS,ol'.
ueo. puose, "a mase, say. y was OaP'aln
was -. uecn; vesse. coufse - sou.n
Isss, u'uer ,.n SAL eAcep1 man sah ~ sal,
M snoweu wn''c ilsns' n's' saw ,nlc s.e.ne'
. sou.. ~ 'ss o ~ o os,eu ~
sn' "vous ~, ol'e po.ns ~ sne ~ea'.. ~, !.
vas ABOUT ~ mlnutes Dcio'e lne cois'on Wnen
-. oap.'', ca''eu nun :. looAeu
n4u.i'; "nei ~ ca".e ~ sno".u nun 'a,e
nsn's: ne ran lotra1u' .ooceu a. ~ put n'aac
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oelore W. s,rucA s.fcaner ne o,uereo nei'I naru
M o.ta uosy ~ sease, w ~ ,nI ns
wv ~. ne.' ahy no'se o'i steamer s''sl oouleson
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o0c Gnu " VESSEL " '''e olncf
One - scnooneI ce~; VIZ vas s'a1Mlcu
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- nsnss u"u' Jus' as Napla'n o1ue'eu nc'n
naTq Up
Up 70 'iis morning forty Doaies haa Deen re-
covered, most OF whom resided ~ Milwaukee.
Portland, Sep II.
lis towns give Washburne, Rep, 46, 1891;
Smart, Dem, 35,Ol6; Barnes, Union, 1910;
against in the same towns last year, Merrill, Rep.
$3.50; Smith, DEM, 3O,5l4. The Republican
majority ID 1851 against S,Sl6 last year. In
IN increased vote Of IA, 500 there is . Republi-
can nett gain Of 3,O60 The aggregate vote Of
the State will reach l20, 200; about %, 900 more
than last year.
Inc returns connrm IN every respect our last
nights estimate. All the Republican members
OF Congress are elected.
Inc Aepuni'cans are ee'eoratng their victory
~ TINS cisy by torch light procession, ii'umina-
lions, &C.
kalamazoo, Mich, Sept u. 37
The National Exhibition Of horses commenced
here Yesterday and promises to De more than ey-
er successful. Some OF the finest horses IN the
country are on exhlbiton, Flora iempie and
Ethan Alien among the number. 2,ooO people
were on the grounds Yesterday, Notwithstanding
the rain.
Jacksonyiiie' IL, sept. ~.
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Inc regular Democratic ota'e Convention me
mere 20 Jay y was .Oanooned " tue O0usIa'
lnen ~ tne otner wing ~ 'nG party. Uhse,
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