The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-07


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some extontt n TIE wheat u Scott county, Dus y
y hoped that this fatal blight has nos fallen very
extensively upon the crop
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A hov 4 Horton had Been bitten. but was alive
a last accounta MANY dogs have been killed,
and the ,rork sc slavinc them still continues.
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.a,oea-a ,,a.,.rsl has bo;sted II IL mast head
tie Republican Ticket and promises henceforth
to he ! jealous advocate Of the principles Of
Reconsideration.
Io,,n.~-- while NJ I.mes Rarker and M.
Emon Worts we're at work on the new school
house in Deem River Tn. near Mr.. Coons, on last
SATURDAY. the scaffolding tell and both were pre-
cipitated to the ground.
Mr.. WOrt8 WAS not serl0uSiy injured. NJ
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Why 30 sSAPPIsH s-On Tuesday evening,
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uA1A" .AI'-ine NePooi'cans -
arg s"''gae VI csfr,ms e.e. sna. 9...s =.
com. inere Is no Bell ana Everett 1cAe' ~ =
the hepuoican TICKET.
MITCHELL Co.-1Nad Doys.-Two OF these
dangerous animals were killed at g. Ansgar
few days ago, but not until they had bitten sew
eral other dogs as well as pigs.
The assessment rolls of Linn county, for 1860,
show the t,tal valuation to be $5,Ol7 1888, num-
Der of polls, $3.50.
4 Wide Awata ,,,,h was oroanin;zad AZ Cedar
Rapids on Thursday evening week.
On Thnrsaav a tr;,l of maxing machines was
had ahou, f;va miles from D,y.nnor, Tho con.
test was between tn. Kerhy R,,.x. Eve and N, !
t,arm;ck mower. Th. r,r,,,;,,aa ror,a d;ty;,.pl
t. IN d. c;dnp which was tho hest NM N In
awarded the palm to the Kerby.
p.,r Won Y,sr ,.,rr, - NJ TIL. fl;n.
ton Herald pnh,;sb co,,traa;e,;on ~ mo state.
mon, t,.,, rft ,;th o. ,no,, ,ost ~ ia Tor.
nado o,nas;te C,msn..ba +. ,r;ras M fscts !
follows from = :, .ta,,s,. ,,aaa ~ NJ R.chan.
an. az Wabashaw Ninn Who vas IN . raft
about six miles below cam,ncbe ~ tho time the
destructive tornado swept over that place. AT
the time of the storm the raft out of Black Riy-
er was near the west side of the river, close BY
Cananche The crew saw the storm rapidly ap.
preaching, and. without a moments hesitation,
jumped into the water, holding on to the side
pins on the windward side. The raft being low
in the water and well over to the west bank was
not much damaged; the shanties, hats, and other
loose articles being the only things swept Off
Inc men SO suddenly disappearing, ar q the raft
soon being out os sight, gave rise to the report
OF It's heing broken up and the crew lost. ihere
was chippeHa faiL Just above the track on the
Mni'iM"u, .1a', nan an nouf li'er won.u nase :
pe." s ~ '"ns, u1s VIC oenese no rai' suiie'eu %
""' epo' 'eu
little girl aged six years, daughter Of Mrs.
Mel,iarney, ol davenport, was 80 severely burned
D ."ss' " ner eiotnes accluen1aiy "a.
f,tber was drow,ed fsoa, 't ~ ,,aannor uanrr
Claw some months .ro 'oA' - s''"'i'e
A.N"ipoh AND LANE TICKET ~ ~ MY !,
1870 ~ ~" meeting Q. bfeckinfiuge anu
1a"o in.n !" Da'e'pote On SATURDAY last !. WAS
: eso'u '',a. cream eiectofai TICKET iof Dfeck
ar r anu Aaile DC Nominated iof t1e supper.
az, ."o people "a IOWA. 30 goes tns iriepies-
s'p'c eohmict Ana vet we are all democrats
'ose'her' says Judge Ihayer.
HORSES KILLED BY LlGHrNlNG.--Thc Gazette
reports that last Saturday afternoon about
four o'clock, during the heavy storm, three
horses belonging to DR.. Witherway were killed
by lightning striking a large oak tree under
which they, with two Others. we're standing. on
the hill near the residence of Mr.. Thomas Whit
slot, East Davenport. The tree was but little
damaged The horses were killed instantly.
T,r, p,r p;oh.ra c;,; 4, noaar,h
nivino near Freonor, : b.. rra.an,aa - Mn !,
: ;nch.s in ha;oh. az s.au.s e., s;nn,a lar
mel. Beat this who can.-tDecorah Republic
To BE ARRrsrrp-The Anamosa Eureka of
Friday says that warrants have been issued for
the arrest of several saloon keepers in that town.
on charge OF keeping gambling houses
The Supreme Court has decided the appraise-
ment law Unconstitutional az to PAST CONTRACTS.
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= .h;-d manSWcnrv Mar,in@swnm 70 their a.
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he ,rnar;n., mon II was several hours before
tho ho.,;cs conld he recovered as the water vas
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