The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-15


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esrssns 80, - 15,otes - NJ
Ass7io ~ ~ - n, MI 60
essssi; OsusaSussA esss, e. 49,
Clssk hire, 1880. .Ths toll ". ~
49, - ~, sS4. 1osa $780, -
eoussy, ss4,ltO. Il : s7'rH rs
MUnDEa II CLIsros Cousrr
- ssrsrk O The head, with bo.,s NJ
sosnty, Sunday The 2diAst., By w,,,. ~
psoducinga frsetars " The skpl, ~. -
dsaak - ~ 9Th soms id .a,.,,sl T.
| hcttsnsofthe afIhis. h murd.,ea..s -
~ ! faakly, eunsissiSs Of I III. Nv -
dren. Baldwin y young man u -
AfrrnrfrD Srrlpk-Yest@,S.,
young man named Thomas Wilrr -
Fourth street, west Of Second. go. 80
shuHling on the mortal coil b. go. Ne1A
Of landAnam, which he purchS01 " I'M ~
drug store. Wilson II . tailo, NJ
lately worked IN 81. Lou;s. ~ =. - -
employed In this city. u So, 4. Esh~.
get WORK: and became despondcnta.a -
dime's leyestmeDs !audsnum BIZ f,;.
covered what ne had done and sent M Il !
tain, who succeeded, by the ia - = ~
pump, (afser several powerful emet;s, 4 Msnsa
IN relieving The young mans sson.~s ~. ~
ate. Wilson q first refused 70 AZ. .,.AS
and expressed desire % be IN -
wanted to die. Il was only A. ~ 80 VI
| gave him TO understand that ~ -. p0laA
70 submit, that he yielded. -, sr.A - aA
| nearly recovered from the eject. " n , y
nm, and It Il 70 be hoped that !. ~. ~ iiasss
che bright side Of the picture. NJ ~ ~
sop awhils here below.-(Dayes,s,,' =
A German named Troutfett., IA
from AcGregor, shot himself ~ d...A
cause Of the rash act. a = "
CR0Ps DEsrRoYED nv FRs.-lh..
stacks, &c, OF Ar. Samuel Neinm sher
hall miles south Of Upton, cosuGs..a M nd
crop Of wheat, were accidentaly y :. u eatlrs
the careless use Of matches BY 1 mn. sA
Sunday, I'd inst, and wholly cours.a ~ !.
John y. Mower, ofCass township. C.a., -
also lost three stacks Of oats by IN 80 80
night, supposed to have been the vo,I y
cendiary. A Mrs. Stout, in the neiebs.s
was arrested on the charge. bu; aror;,-s
want q evidence. We learn these pars
from the Democrat
ACCIDENT NEAR AARExG0.-Tvo brosl.. ~
driving home . load OF hay recently. ~, \
rengo, one Of them walking al either N. J
load One OF them called to the otbs, I, N
him his knife, which the Other M n.
{ spring not being strong, the bid ~.
striking The one 70 whom i. was throw !.
neck, and infiicting dangerous wound
j The Sigourney Republican i d h. d;.co,.
for lack Of support. ''''oa'aa
A CONVICT on SPRxL-Tbe Far, WI.
Plaindealer gives jocalsr aecoup, N ~. $50
named Williams who had inst heen - -
: from the State house at Fort N,Jsaa
first thing the unfortunate feIov IA q
gaining his liberty, was to Indulge NJ. -
for intoxicating liquors, and ~ matter 4 n.
to offend somebody aud get up Am,
/ town Marshal had to arrest him arS Il. ~
again became the tenant Of jail.
INFORMATION WAxTxn--The Daya,r. s.N
zette wants to know what the populatiou \. Wv
: buqueis. We have tried to ascertain !, ~
nearest we can get Al he figures il, tina, 4
) ulaticn Of this city is 1880, the preer !.
= Der We have not yet obtained. The Desussl
|, shall, however, says that it will not y,r |,
above or below that fgure.-Dubuqus Hera
Efforts are being made to establish
/ Democratic paper in Muscatine.
CATTLE DISEASE The Delhi News .u n
: singular mortality i now prevailing snov Me-
y cattle near Hopkinton, known Us the .B,sIl
7 The young cattle seem to be the victim, n
some twenty have already died. Tbey Il,
few hours after the first symptoma ~
2 ease manifests itself in black stresks M \
on the exterior of the skin on the lea N
the interior by concentrations Il easyau
: blood.
!. CoULpsr SrAsD $50 tho.crrkly IA
Hon. n. l. Mcpherson use up and 1skr'
i Hon. Martin Van Buren, Bennett n Ae ID
! discussion in this city, on the e5th Inst IA.
Z the said Martin Van Buren, Bennett, ~
Z drew REIN after he left this city, until u ri
!. yond the reach Of Mac. Bennett lett hesI
day morning, and arrived at Wintersess IT,
Il evening, al We learn from the Win,er+RH
dium, Democratic paper. The Paladaz
Their says, that Bennett is ''shrcHd debas1
!. statement which We are inclined 70 bel
|. Judging from tile shyeHdqess be maniiexd
leaving this city. He making "beeEa
hum" after the scoring he received hers, II
!. hands Of Mac, is evidence enoughto convir
7 that Bennett is shrewd debater.r Wsr
up-needn't call any more witDesses-tC1
= Bluffs Nonpareil.
!. Iowa INSANE HosPITAL-We learn frE
e z. Washhu,n, who has just returned frcr
q Pleasant, that the Trustees, at their meets
il week, elected DR.. Patterson, Of Columhs
q as Superintendent OF The Institution. fki
, on the building i progressing rs well a. "
I. expected. The main building and The Ell
. will be completed by the Isl Of IanIar
4 wheh about 200 patients can he receiM
\ Washburn has been promised the post1S "
visor, which we think. he Is cminsn,ls ~
: 10 fll. We earnestly hope our old frietas
!. chosen for that berth. Il Muscatine Jou
STILL THEY COMA gentleman iron
County, informed us, day or two siEe, ID
knew Of four, heretofore reliable Dsasa
that were sure to 60 for Lincoln this f1
had become tired Of the zigzag corrs
Douglas and his Squatter humbug, and WI
tcrmined to quit the party. So We 20 "A
: day new-recruits arc pressing around lsA
ard Of our noble header Comnonsaa
The Sheriff Of Van Buren, County q
: urday last, brought man down from that
~, who was recently tried on d charge
! der AMI convicted Of manslaughter ra
fenced 10 twenty-five wears con6nemtF
Iowa Penitentiary. lie vas taken to n
+ son Sunday morning. eokuk journal
I. HIS ENEMIES PRAISE HM.--Hon. W.
gin, in recent Bell and Everett address
GINA spoke As follows OF Mr. Lincoln;
!. During the whole course Of my eclr
with him In the House Of Representatives.
!, say that have ever known him to bes
man. Heis not what the Dreckinridgs ~
sinuate him to be. l wish TO do justice
sides. If you want TO know who Ar. Inc
, 60 and ask Mr. Douglas, with whom h y
i every county in the State Of Illinois u
and ask Mr. Douglas whether Abe Lnfsi
railsplitter or not. Ask him Whether
Democratic mdsler or not. twas ny gN
tune while member Of the House et W.
tatives 10 be on committee with hnl
chairman, and | will say that no msa \
coMmitte worked more indusiriously shn
!, He il q man OF high order Of talent .N
II be spoke no man was listened to BY n@
, were in the House ~ visitors with more slPs
satisfaction. His private ~ vel . pspN
acter was free from stain or blemiA
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