The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-03
''stJlJNE, 1899
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! ez-Astsassesf, Who stole divers arsiclcs fro
!, by 4 yox or penS2 whieh vss amor IL eecls,
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4, ' ~ p'". 'p''ss :" - =
} from sne wore " h's vsgsn. sa#A 7aa
n r. An officer IN Yynbunue rce,entlv 0et4et<,
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General Jones left Dnbuquc on Sunday. IA
Bocota. accotnpanied hy hia aou. f4 tt
..aa ssai frelets saf :. 1fliI II taitafFag tass
ABOUT two years ago Ar. ana Ara g
Adams township, united tneir livee sno fortunes
WITH sne alken cord o. mssrimcny, Oosn % then
having prsviOus p0nJngal expestense. AolW1D Z
strasgsf, and she. oheying in part - i,janc
ton of scripture. took him in, gave him part
OF her home and land to cultivate. Bot, fc'
some time pest, there has betn disaattrfacttCn
and the Wtees devised arplan 70 80 ther nan
adrifk Wikh0ot bis know edge chs rented the
farm and dwelling 70 . neighho.ing family, and
fex days since on his return from town, NJ:
Blank was not littlc surprised 70 Be told at hia
thcrsi NJ 80 ~, ~. "a ~. .nSs =
ken no.sr.s;o, ~ III h..ss Th;s !. !. 49,,
methna ~ d;ssoI.;,,, ~ :. ..f..;.. ~
voufd aeer, N t.cys III, hs,...re. sa1,s.., -.
ants at viII a. i, s.;.L .,.,,. 49,. y 49,.
Eyeryhody lanr .ro s.;a ..r,.,., i. h..s. 80
| repcnt Al lcisnre p 1a.l AGO.. R.r.n
.. - 80 aassss &c
AssaAr-A serious afItav occurred u Uoios
township, Appanoese county, on the 18th inst.
crived go, ~o,,r,l ~ ,.pssssS. = - 80
ratcd a i. "a = r.,Io.. n. C..s.s.,, - -
sidin9 near Un;ony;ile hsd a;n;s"I,v - .sat.
since with 4 MI. Leroy Rns;c formerlv ~ sh;s
county. who i cnnst.hlc ~ ifn;on tovrst;"
rclaf;ve ~ thc colInr..;o,, 80. az. es.'Tsp' eTsp'
hsll a'e ~ = s"e s1ec,on 9, y. aeo! ior Camp
turning from. . sals II eomn.,r .;.h 80. -
ors -. ~. 80 - eopsp'us 1'A. many "sA-
few words, (Busic being on foot and carrying !
rifle, Campbell on horse-back) Busic struck
Campbell two blows with the gun, drst brusine
the arm considerably and cutting severe Eaah
over the eye. the second blow on the temporal
c.rea T,hss -".rs.. . Po s.s = - 80 -" - n
S.yers az Trn;.rv;Ile ~, ,h;,Is -: -, - " =.
critical ore i ra,ard - s.r;na -. .s.,. ,.ey
c.mnh.il 4. .i,,nt a. 80 fo,..1e.,a
fIar;nn : }ae'' - m n ="
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BOY Losr.-lsaac Hartsock,a . lad some fifteen
years OF age, left the home Of his father, VIM.
fiartsock, living in this county, near the end Of
last August and has not since been heard from.
His parents are greatly afflicted At the loss, and
would be greatly obliged for any information
they might receive in regard 70 him, addressed
20 Iowa City, Will our cotempofaries please
cal the attention Of their readers to the case
-lIowa City Reporter.
SAD Acc,prnrA l;t.le a..o,tor oe W.. .
Tewia res;d;r0 Nor,h "a .a-.- csIi
mill ana II ree.h;r,, !. -. ~ - 49, @us
between the rolIers d., r;nc !, l. M cr,..I;n,.
il dreadfnllv r. Rohsr,se &C ,h;s n,sce
called and found amnnt,t;on rece.s.rv The
child il doing ,ra,, lcc;Ssr,s n ,h;s 49,.
Ter are becom;ng or fnar,,,snt o.an...n.o ~
ton Reve;lle f1~"' - l0f
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Inc little son OF Hon II. Dunlavy. Of whom
We mentioned last week. rs having received
fatal injury from the kick OF horse, died on
".anssuay, VI I4.n INST Inc boys name was
ssiI ~ !. Dui'a'.' aseo lour !esrA-lDioom-
"''u o'a'''n
STARTLING THKrr--Mr. VIM. n Crew OF Sa
lem in this county, had q .spsn of horses and !
carriage stolen from his barn last SATURDAY. nicht.
Cushions and whip we're also taken from ano,h-
er barn, these articles being necessary 10 com
plete the outfit. On Sunday mo, ming. when the
property was missed, no sur,n,se could be given
40 to who the thief was. But the horses being
newly shod, were easily traced. Parties started |
in pursuit, and overlook the thief in Missouri, |
about 50 miles from Salem. But the surprise |
Of the individuals in pursuit may be imagined, |
when they found that the thief was r. N. Arnold |
"A man about so years old, who has resided in |
the vicinity Of Salem for fifteen wears, and who |
so far as We know, has during all that time, sus
tanned as good reputation for honesty. as al |
most any other man in the c0mmunity He has |
. wife and several children, was in moderate
circumstances, and what could have induced |
him to take this fatal step is matter OF wonder
to all. He was brought back and had prelm- |
nary nary examination before Esq, Rose, and was
1uliy committed. lie - nov IN cur county Jail, |
a"a't'"g ms triai IN the District court A gen |
.,eMa" VINO visite0 nm Yesterday, informs Us |
.'a. he le.sns INSANITY, ana thls Will probably |
oe the delense set up in his behalf-lA Mount |
Pleasant Home Journal.
t-Passing along Second street on Friday We |
saw quite . crowd gathered in front Of Dr. Sea- |
tons Office, and, on inquiry, found that the mate
Of the Northern Light had got into row with
the crew, one Of whom, a deck hand, he had
Knocked down, battering his head badly. He
commenced prosecution against the mate, which
De dismissed on the mate paying him &S and the
costs.-lkeokuk journal.
FoUNp DIAp.-The ho,,v of Peter O,Ne.l vas
found about a mile South Of Hawevyille IN tho
evening Of the 10th inst. He hnd zone to Har
leyville the Monday nreyious. and never retnrn.
ed to his home, and search was made for him. |
but he was not found until the following Wed.
nesday. Coroner Scott held an inouest over his |
body, and the verdict OF the jnry was. s.came |
to his death by the accidental discharge Of gun
in his own hands" When found his gun va !
few feet from him in one direction and his knife
in another.
His residence vac some three u,;las from, rI.
rinda, near Henderson Murray's, where he left a
w'ie and child TO mourn his -lHerald, Cla-
rinda, rage county.
san AccIpESr.-On Tuesday last, d little son
Of Mr.. Owen Downs, OF Byron tow nship, aged IL
years, had one OF his hands terribly smashed
by getting it caught in q cane-min. Amputation
At thu wrist was rendered necessary, and was
performed IN his usual skilful manner by DR..
Bryant. f4 #Hl
Two or three cases Of this character occurred
during last season, and this 10 the second acci.
dentot the kind We nave heard Of the present
year. II is therefore . matter that should re-
ceive consideration. Ii men will put young
children at such work, o common humanity
should suggest that they BE- protected from lia-
bility 70 such accidents. A little precaution,