The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

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p-;c"s q W;s- ~ nrrself no ,vera ~.
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.hat tho, hsa .old .nd !; r,.,s.a5 SD toor -
tins county ana Newton, After much discussion
~ 20 what acton the committee snonld take IN
tHe premises, the vote was taken, ~nen six pre-
sent voted 10 turn them over 70 tne autnorities
ana nse voted 70 treat them 70 coat OF var ana
feathers. Inc majority ruling, they were turned
over 70 n l. Aehnedy, Esd, VINO eomhhttcd
them 70 the county JAN, 10 answer az the spring
term OF tne Circuit Court
a strons lcehng ON the par. 81 tne cisizens 70
Tar ana ieatner them was manifested, and, asfo
our part we THINK that the proper way 70 deal
with such men. Inc DOCKS were burned on the
| street.
II viii DC unnecessary 70 inform any but, the
asses engaged IN TINS TRANSACTION, tnat Christies
| Cotton IS hing is VIGOROUSLY pro-siayery
book, while the American Cyclopedia, aims 70 be
| impartai, or rainier non-commttai, on all dispu-
teo sunjects. ~ mas nltherto been the test OF
Soutaern orthodoxy, that men should write IN
favor OF the peculiar institution. Inc people OF
enterprise, however, IN nappy conformity with
the name OF tneir dehgntfui village, nave gone
one step ahead, by declaring It crime to write
on eitner SIDE, or on no SIDE Of all. 10 De con-
s,stene, tney ought now 70 commit 70 the names
the HE OF the News, and unless over scrupu-
ious. to make an auto da te in which the gentle
| play the most conspicuous IL not the most agrees
able part.-Cincinnati Gazette.
|
! THRILLING ApVENTuRE-A PARTY CARRIED
a " n
gentlemen visited the bay Tor the purpose OF
seeing the Indians ana others nsh Tor trout
About TWO O'Clock some OF the party observed
singular motion OF the ice. IL appeared that
there was strong current IN the water, but an
examination disciosed the TACT that the Ice upon
winch they were standing had parted between
them ana the shore, ana that they were rapid
" floating into Lake Huron. They at once put
tner hoFses IN motlon 70 ma some point where
fley could get to the main land, but could ind
no such place. In the meantime they were
gong very rapidly, the wind blowing gale
from the shore.
Tneir situation was dangerous, both as re-
sards the danger OF the breaking up OF the Ice
upon when they were anu the severe cold;
great excitement existed at bay City amongst
inc mnabltants generally, ana many plans Tor
tneir reiief were talked OF and canvassed. They
iioated some fourteen miles, when one end Of the
ice fortunately grounded on Sqnaw Point They
MADE rush Tor the Shore alter ilrst getting on
.he,r hofses ana sieighs. me ice was mach
broken, ana they mad 70 travel some distance
over separate cakes to reach the shore East
saginaw courier, Feb ..
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al'u .'o.e 40 .l,e !, al1eslins
o' c wig ra'.u nla. - ~ n. VII
OF haseas eo'T"s, rom Judge eaton, % ottawa,
NV Tr'u was ,nete ,es.ueu "u iui oh ~ Sahaua.
r"'e "'"n ''ncs ,'a pa.ne =! ,ne Ha.iie VI
oni.'ey, VINO lu.iy parlslpa'ca ~ ~ 81 nls ex-
t'ons, s"afsis ns spuns siuan '',is oaitiy,
rom 'he elee'S u eaposu,e ain p'u Wt,tshs, vas
before his death, some very startling revelations
confusing that he was murderer that he had
wife and two children living and many other
things, which so frightened Jones that he fell on
the floor fearfully CONFUSED, and never was SEN
sibe after, but fingered a week, and on the very
same day and hour, one week later, died the
most horrible of all deaths, lying on the floor,
Qor they could not keep him on the bed, suffer-
ing almost the torture Of the damned. He died
as only those who die of that fearful disease, the
delirium tremens. We went to his funeral No
one spoke word of consolation to the bcreayed |
family. He has left wife--a nice womar-and
several daughters. No prayers wesc offered, no
hymn chanted, but twelve or fifteen men went
to the house, opened the coffin for his friends
to take their last look; then placed It in the |
hearsn and immediately depOsited it in the earth,