The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-25
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open enc : cohs'ueD,s S.-.y 80. 4, 80
carried o. On the night q ahe isss We ~
Goods Store nf Jnc. Morrison o. ne same psace
NJ entered. and the safe blown open with pow
u. ro...n...l. ,l..e - ~ mooev In II
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On Wednesday night lat tke stose of -.
A. w. Gray + Co, Nas entered thr0agh back
window, the sale blown open with gunpoWoer
aud some sevsnty-dve dollars Abstsacted. Inefs
their hurry thsy did NJ lind. Thu propsieeofs
- yeb arc unable e ascertain that any articles
Of goods are missing the thief Or thieves aFe un.
doubsedly doing business on the cash system md
rcfase Ill kinks Of dickef with virtnoas indigna-
tson- 40 clue 9 yes Ca pe % y ~ 8auyt
pafsae4-lLann " hegs'ss'g ssi. N As.s53
Hon. Elijah Sells, Secretary Of State, and
Hon. J. w. Cattell, State Auditor, were an
nounced 70 address Republican, meeting q In
dependence on Tho 10th. 4 r
Mis- Cecilia rorbea Of Garnasillo, 0laytonl
County. Who was bitten By ratelesnake on Tie
18th nit, u still alive but suffering intensely
from the eUeGtA. Hef te1euO9 t0l0k 0ue VIII re-
cover. DO
Coz WAaaxx. I'VE learn that Col Fits Hen
~ Warren, VINO y anncuncedm nn regular ~
O.. appointments % speak g Oeosf 1ane on 80
lStn o. september, na% coneensed s0 sPeaA sne.e
- 80. 80 e ~ go. r.i,s" ;r..d J. h.rs r,.;rs
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ch.;s,o,hsr n,as. res.. To-r.h;c Il mi.
on,,rtv -. to,sII. des,-,rod n. ~ r.h;ch h.d
Il. nr;g;n g foIIoys ann. amer vere eno.eeti
i. rnts;ra' -. asr..t.c..~hs -h.r 1he a. hv
vhich thev vere hcatine sheir irons communica-
"a q the .h.v;n0. 80 t1erad around ma leforc
| discovered - S,,iIer snch headvsv thar he
| Aam,es could mot be extineuiahed. TIE building
cost about b. 500. ana vas iust receiving the
| 6n;ah;n0 tonchas nrenarmtnrv II t,cinr occmnied
| BY Mr.. q. upon whom the loss will be heavy
| one. Cedar Falls Gazette.
AccrDExr.-On Thursday morinr last. yerv
| severc accident hafpened "a M 7 Keller az
| the ir,u Of Keller q Rupee. manufacturers and
| dealers in furniture in this Mace NJ Keller
was engaged in cutting up lumber with a rotary
l saw, when BY chance piece Of board fell under
the saw, which Mr. Keller endeavored to kick
away, and in attempting TO do 30 caught his foot
in the saw cutting and tearing it from the side
Of his heel through to very near the joint Of his
great toe. l-Cedar Falls Gazette.
| Mr.. n Nj avs l;vino psr west rrr;or w.
o..e ~ L;,laJ Il 80. 80 -. -.
waek ana Il v.e nj ! verv rood d.v 81. sS.Lors
/ - that
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Hu"u.eus ~ IaslDers are saia 70 w temPofat'-
moving from hortnern missouri INTO the
southern coahues OF THIS statc 70 save tncir
ca'1'c from ocstrucuon Dy sne droutn.
Messrs. r. 4 L. Hopes, of this vicinity
threshed from scant four acres Of ground ome
hundred and seasMty.fp bushels Of wheat, or 434
| bushels to the acre! We doubt whether this
can be beaten anywhere.
| Another farmer, living not far frem the city,
raised 1900 bushels Of wheat on forty acres
just 40 bashels to the acre-which is certainly :
heavy yield for 60 large 6eld. [-Auscatine
i NIL
| Me, s.le D",rnpo,. connucnce man, mas
ps'n a ~ oIu ''an Scnroucr, .nOn'
a.. 80. ~, -. 80, "sns - %'' no''e \. -.
uaa"a Ss.".s .ne ira. cane On, 20 wa. ,1ere
va ~ o"c ~ aPppcAf ~ Witness against Aer-
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we are informed from source that we assure
our readers IS reliable, that track laying is com
pleted to Homestead about 20 miles this side Of
the present terminus, and that the cars will run
to Marengo as soon as the 18th Of Sept. Mon
| sezuMa NepuoHcah'
HoNIciDE.-Wc learned the particulars yester-
day Of bloody and fatal ARRAY which took place
about four miles west OF Cascade on Monday.
| The parties, whose names were Reed and Car.
son were Irishmen, had had an alteration near
the house of the former and had separated the
latter starting for home. He had rome ahout
mile, when he met a friend, and, arming him
self with a club started in the direction OF
Reeds house The latter seeing him approach-
ing jumped over fence into lot. Carson fol-
lowed for the purpose Of striking him, when
Reed told him to desist He would not how.
ever, but raised his club to strike Reed, when
the latter stabbed Carson to the heart with 1
pocket-knife, with which he had been whiting,
killing him instantly. Our informant stated that
Reed was willing to surrender himself up to the
proper officers dubuque Times.
lHE - hopx.W AikNG AASIA-BLoSDIS AND Fv-
RiNL-lhe attendance at the Falls and the Bridge
was quite large Yesterday, says the Buffalo Com
II Clal OF the 10Th, the new Candidate EiV Earini