The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20


WoN'r DoUGLAs CONE TO Sr. LouIs.-The fol-
lowing are few Of the results Of Douglas stump
| speeches, before and since the search for his
mother N0
Douglas visits Mainc-Result Twenty thou
sand Republican majority!
| Douglas visits vermont-Result: Twenty.
two thousand Republican niajority!!
Douglas visits nnsylvania-Result: Thirty
five thousand Republican majcrity!!!
Douglas visits lndiana-Result: The Repub-
licans carry the State by $4,000 majority-the
first time that Indiana has ever voted anti-Demo-
cratic I'LL!
Douglas visits Ohio-Resnlt Republican ma
jority increased from 1900 to 10000! Cleve-
land, where Douglas made \ long speech, gave
the the Republicans gain Of ,3O0!!!!i
Douglas visits Virginia--Result: Slave iIisur-
rection in Prince Anne ard Norfolk counties !;
result Of Norfolk speech I'LL!
Douglas visits North C.ro!ina-Result: A
Kentucky paper says, there are more advertise
ments OF runaway slaves in North Carolina pa
/ pcrs than eves!i.!!!
i Douglas visits I,wa--Resu!t: Twenty mem.
bers Of Douglas Club, At Cedar Rapids, secede
and declare for I.ncoln.!!!!.!
Douglas stumps lllnos Result: 10000 ma
jorty for Lincoln in November III!
We hope the Douglas men will net fail to give
their chief handsome reception in this city
lie is entitled TO it.-ISt. Louis Democrat.
An 0LD FRIESD.---The telegraph apprises u,
Of the return TO Congress ot andrew Stewar
tLincoln) from the XXth District of Pennsyl
yania, instead Of Jesse Laxear (Dem.) whom y,
supposed to be elected. This district has 70
the last four years been represented BY William
Montgomery (Dena.), and in '55 gave Buchanan
lO,O8S; Fremont, 7,647; Fillmore ,725; Buch
anan over all others, III. IT. never gave Re
publican majority TIL now.
Mr.. Stewart Will row take his seat in th,
House, just forty years atttr his first appca1anc,
il that body--in 1871. lie served eight year
without break, but was swept clit BY the Jack
son tide in 1928. After being out one term, Ii
fought his way back in 1880, and then serve,
two terms, being beaten again III 1884. In ~
, he came in again on the Harrison food, an,
served six years more; % that he has alreai
served through eighteen years, and may fair
claim the title of Father of the next House. II
! must now be fully seventy years Of age, but
still erect and vigorous, and will give the coun
sells of ripe experience 10 the administrator
Of Mr. Lincoln. He win, doubtless, be the onl
member Of the next Congress who sat under th
Speakership of Harry Clay--a Statesman I
whom he has been . lifelong Aimirer.-N. !
Tribune.
/ 6HOCkIN0 UBATh OF LADN At MACIIE.-N
are deeply pained 70 record horrible ascideI
which happened at the Touring mill Of Aessr
? Wells 4 Hill, about four o'clock Saturday ate
noon, by which Mrs Hill, wife Of I. n. Hin To-
her life. As we learn the circumstance Of q
! sad affair are these: Mrs. II. was passing BY :
2 upright shaft, which was revolving rapidly, sit
ated in the second story Of the building, whenst
y wind blew her dress against il, which 6ecsn
entangled and carried her around, hitting h
head against = partition, and sone upright pos
= standing near BY. Mr. Wells who *as near y
,; hearing her screamss ran % her assistance Al
endcavored 70 tear her dress loose from the sha
but was unable 70 accomplish It. He VAS car
| ed around Q number Of times and thrown dow
d and considerably injured. Ara Hill vas kill,
D. almost instantly. her head being shocking
mangled. She Was one beloved and esteemed
4 large circle Of acquaintanccs. Who will deep
!. mourn her sudden deteasc. ard sympashise vi
=. her Afflicted relatives u their great andirTeps
! able losA--Racine (W-s) Journal, Oct. &
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