The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-03

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fss,t.~e Mnrrhala ! Nttle - of y q. UashAM
- ~ r. city, ely for yesss eld, 49, -
IL 1854 ~ kosss, lass wesh 1o1f q hh
$3.50 veso tncckoa ~, - uppes tGssh calyisg
~ a. pars r ~ uppsf ~ beas, disag.r.
ing Nh bedy. $50, 49,
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un.ena a4oa1n-Hume CAU01s.~sIo baJeM
~ thia ca. q laet Saturday night aboet "
csclock q nf4Al arooid6as u Salem stote IRON
srceher reaident 6ss span of hofeee and =
Snshle 1890 epd harness, ard eas ssick With
- vhols concsrn for Missouri. The PropFieses
IL IN horses, early In the morning d!scoverso
III los. and With fsv friends started 70 par,
M they tracked the thief 70 Missouri snd
1910 ~ vith him lass ii shs evening, and re-
~,ver.d the team. and brouGht the man back
rith Il 90. and lodged him 10 jail Nhefe b nov
Ia avsitine his trial--Mt Pleasant Times.
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CRAzv NAN !oWn 49, 81 = ~ ...,a 49,
turday crazy IeiiOw 'svl' A !" $500. y.
self with r1ne ana c.sns 49, = 49, m..ss.s-s
the Town. r. - -. =. X. SeI;-.re3 A.
belonged % Day., a11 y 49, 49, a ~ .sss.s 49,
forthwith. seeing e. 49, ~ ~ Is.n 4.
Ne beAse Aank, VI 1sssI 49, ~ =, ~ a-.r
d;shal hia rifle. IL muxsle OF which was plugged
a With hickory ssick, and whose lock was
useless. ana Vac about % skoo< Some dodging
m done by those Who expected their last hour
had arrived: the police were called cut, and the
owner Of this hne city was lodged In jail. Poor
fellow, his property 3 . curse rather than
blessing to him.-DavenPost Democrat
.-.....~., A,.o~ ~ arnasv evening last.
80. s;.lo,1 ~ 90 dIscoversd n tbe
s sOoSs h.;,I.r. n, ~ 80 s;de N tie Public
sc.s,. Sorme,iv occunied 81 Dr.. Erwin. but
oy.IsJ, ~ 49,. 49,. "A. $500 $500 The
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oool. ~ - 49,. 49, ia M hence rsve 1 rood
oWus' ,. 80. ~ rr;ght v;ah - ~ n on
= ss-s.s; 800. Msr hr;Ii;nrs ad;oin.
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49, ~ - 80. - 80 .,.o.,,t ~ rinndsr fron
MeIsOy 49, u..s;,. ~ a.. - d;scoverrd
hsfor. n hsd ms Idks, mguch Mead vsy and by the
.sa.... .--;vsi A. IA ~rannd AZ : isr1e numheY
81 oar citizens. Il vas exsinRuished in . short
time and with but little damage 70 the building
Il 4 evident that there arp some parties In oal
town whose uecks are aching for halter, and
ve hone they win soon be discovered and Justice
meted out to them. MARION Register.
r,,r-Yesterdav about noon. the brick dwell
In. house of n Wieas the butcher. near III
.orr.r n T;mea and In streets. vas burnt
N -. ~ood vork he;n~ destrovei. The furni
.nrs snd hon.ehoId roois vere mostlv saved
EeoLuk 10 Citv.
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ALAos1 HoI1 ,s1 80. ~. ~.
covered in w. 8. Humphreys store, on Secont
street, BY Marshall Dill and NJ. Demorest, VIII
Glanced to be passing BY. They immediately
gave the alarm, when . number Of persons came
TO their assistance. By prompt efforts the fir
was extinguished. Il was burning in largs
brick vault, in which some papers Of but littls
value were kept, but the heat was 20 intense that
it drew pitch from the pine rafters over thu
room 1.-THE Ere had not been extingushed Just
at the time, the magnificent block, including
Stems furniture store and residence, would nc
doubt have been destroyed. involving loss Of
34O,OO or $4,000 The FIRE 10 supposed to
have originated from some matches, which were
probably iCnitcd by rata-Muscatine Journal,
Oct 3lst.
Hr,- - r.,r-we reuret n learn th.t ".
- 1900 ~ .
f..,,,ns - 80 r;hs ~ f.ll;nv frcm ~ rides
- ~ : 80, honss man ~ sharn ed.e ~ :
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Distressing AcClDkMT.-We learn from Mr.
Dunn, editor OF the Aessen9ers who returned
from Atalissa, in this county, last evening, that
Mr.. G. Rowe, an aged and much respected citi-
zen Of that place, accidentally killed himself,
yesterday forenoon, with gun, which he had
just taken down TO shoot chicken. The sad
affair had cast gloom over all the inhabitants
Of the place. Muscatine Journal
crs,ors CO, ), r.s.~,rv a., r,..a. -
last week, young German, known - Fritz, was
confined In the county Jail for safe keeping, in
| rAving state OF insanity. We learn that on the
day be was brought in. he attacked and seriously
injured NJ. John II. Miller, Who lives near Cedar
river, with whom he had been employed. and
also damaged his house considerably BY break
ing the windows, &c. His insanity u supposed
70 have originated from unrequited love Of NJ.
Alller's daughter Since hts Incarceration he
has frequently been taken with fits Of frenzy, in
which he calls the name OF the young lady. and
within bis reach. On one occasion another II.
sane young man came near bis cell, when he
caught hold Of him through the crates OF the
door and would probably have choked him 70
sioaxh had pot eon,o s.f ~ c&ba. o.;.or>.. to-.
fered. He i subject to some singular freaka.
and occasionally declares that be q m OF, and
calls for hay and corn. At FIRST he refused to
take medicine prescribed by physician Who
called to zee him, but when Sheriff Gordon
adopted the stratagem Of calling the pills grains
Of corn, hs took thoi, readily. He s'thonght to
be getting better and may yet recover. We IN
dsrstand that he has no relatives or acquaint-
ances in this country, but has wealthy and res
pected parents in Germany, from whom be ran
away, which has appeared 70 troubls his mind
very much Of late. He d about 10 years Of age.
-Aoscatne Journal.
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