The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-14


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nedghhoshood sS-Sigournsy Democfat
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AZ the election in Iowa City on the I'd, Peter
A. Dcy, Democrat, was elected Mayor.
HYpRorHopiA We are NAMED to hear Of thu
death Of citizen Of Farmers Greek TOWNSHIP
OF this terrible disease. Ills name was Christian
Lanenharrer: be was bitten sone three week,
sgo, and Immediately procured some medicine
which seemed 70 CHECK the prognes. ar the ii
rus, and might possibly have worked cnre
but il seems. from what We can learn. that tht
directions recommending the medicine we're mo-
strictly followed, and NJ. L. died last Tuesda,
nirbr from The ctIects of the disease Ne wa,
an excellent citizen-Naquoiseta Excelsior.
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very suddenly with peculiar disease resembling
scarlet fever In some respects The Lyons ply
siciane have been ct q loss to know what it is
The child 10 first taken with slight indsposi-
tion and soreness Of the throat, which IL soon
followed by an affection Of the brain and severe
sPas'"s' a'u oe"sn speeuhy ehsuess
FIRE.-A frame house on Front street. near
Brady, one of the Oldest buildings in Davenport,
was destroyed by ERE ON the 4th. The Gazette
says sit was occupied BY Mr.. w. Ii. Markley.
as an eating saloon, and the upper loft and rear
room by M. n. Van Tuyl, for storing furniture
and auction stock. The family of Mr.. |. rleisch-
man, who lived over the store room on the east.
wele a,"ussu ron u'el. Deos ~ .ne alarm, ana
s .au, salS VI. ns''e 81 .nel clotnlhS OF =
ossenou soous. was s"Ppose1 Una. eh,id
parents were almost frantic in consequence.
The Chief Engineer searched through the
rooms for it, but it was subsequently found
osfe, having been taken charge of nv n neioh-
Dor.
The Jasper County Free Press states 1.-TWO
large and beautiful white swans we're killed by
Frank Reeves last Friday, on Skunk River, while
out hunting The largest of them measured
some seven feet from tin to tin of the wings. and
when standing, were nearly astall as a common
sized man. Such birdie are rare in this region. y
Iowa CITY Republican states by authority that
VIM. Penn Clark, Chairman Of the Iowa Delepa.
ton to the Republican National Convention has
secured a suite of rooms at the fremont House
for the use of the Delegation.
Lrnr1.-Mr r. I,owser was arrested on wed.
nced,v lac, and br,noht hoforo r. Con.... ~,
charge of l;bal n's.s..rreS NV NJ f,oa 80. W.
and Daniel Pennle Thomn.on and CorLb;,I c,r
the nrosecnt;nn. II Amber and r panar, .o'
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about two ,l.vs the nr;sorrr xss d;s.h..ue =,
amid The sbonts ana h,rrshs oe The
NJ pleasant Vewe .'"H,
Scott county orders, says the Democrat and
News OF last Saturday, are being sold for sirty-
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At the election in Lyons ON the Cd inst, the
Democrats elected their entire ticket for city
officers, by an average majority of about one
hundred.
The McGrecor Times of the 4th rcrorts that
on the Saturday nrevious . scafnI.l;nr n 'front.'
Of Bass 4 Grants building. fell suddenly and
prccipitated Mayo- Bass. Levi Lobdell and Char
icy Chins twenty feet tn the gronna H. Ioh.
dell only sustained serious injury. He struck on
one foot. and his ANGLE and hs,i arc 81, l,rn;sad
" g:'nneu s"a' hc IS scaFce'y ao'e u turn hlni-
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The Newton Press of the 6th relates that on
the preceding Saturday some 1925 was stolen from
the money drawer in the store Of Hough l. Bra.
A Pixies Peaker from Cincinnati, who was tray
cling through afoot, and who had been in the
store, was suspected, pursued, and arrested,
about three miles west of that town. brought
back and taken before Esq. Newell on a charge
of petit larceny. lie was searched by the officer
who found only so cents upon his pefson--al he
had in the world he said. The announcement Of
this fact awakened the aympathies Of the as
sembled crowd. and collection was taken m
for which he appeared very thankful! AS nothing
could be proven against him, he was discharged.
and taken back BY the officer To the place OF his
arrest, and sent on his way rejoicing
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