The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-23
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va learn trem N. GAlbt11th, Of this place
that ~ old gsnflsman By ths name Of wilkins Of
WAkinsoa, Of Gsesne cosnty. and . 10y ~
yeafslof ~, ~ the name q SPsoo:ce 49,
terribly freasn sone fmo wseks SINCE e lasfesl
county y sesne sh.s Ne! were on sneaf ~
home from fikes feak, ana were sfa senne a.oos
1hsy bcosms esxiidsreo IN one o. mo- onno'i
ing snow-storms for which this prairie coonuy
Il faipous and lost their way. Durine sne nr 8
night Of this fearful adsenture, tney Jay aoWn -
the SHOW. and rested Win compafaeive ccIiGr ~.
The nexe morning lnsy staftea sgaih IN =, - -
namhed limb. and aAgGin& courage. ana ~ ~
they struggled wlsh enow.osiite ana tne ps3s.0
tempscs night OF hopeie.. agony Ressed, an
ring which they wers eompeileo e Yep ~
s; d into ths .,sen ~ desth The FOLLOWING
r,orn;e~ the hov could nroceed NO farthsr. Hun.
~ scoid "a fatisne hsd ANA their woek. and be
Sesnk horei,esly ,inte, the s.,o-.; The old man.
-;,h mo- snimstion left eonsinueds on hin
80 sIthoush hia lsrs from the kueea down were
f.c,sn ma inseasihii;fv. Within : nile or two
~ CsrrclltonI Csrroll county. he vaa discovered
~ some men n : sleirh. fhe bow wes, hunted
m ana the tvo. victims az the s,ow we're speed.s
nv dr,ven into. Carrolltou. The old man lin.
gered in arony some da,s and died. The boz
Was 70 badly frozen that it was deemed impos-
sible for him 70 get we'll without the anputation
Of both lcxs: His homo il ct Athens, on the
Des Moines river. He he's relatives living in this
nlace. II Dea Noines Resistss. ss i.jSF ai5sait
-. 5 RI H.rk. of vro.v,,le hes mat =.
turrsd from, tin - Ksneas mr. Il M bsen
-. ~. i.sa s,a.,k - n r.,,c,ts 10 snnv .hout
..ass, 3, R.ns.s :, he,s ~ - Nor1hern Nis.
sorr; ,,,,ch deener and the rn.sls S,,ronoh the
.,,h.. ,,s..si. ~ f.lis, !; MIR vb;ch
~ h.ltsr inrr ~ ths Nav ,,et .nor He
go. S...;.,.;,r =, T.r..s r,.rv f.r,;l;.s
.;r~ sn. az. scsrtv isnrr;es of n,ov;,;on.
for themselves. and nothing for their stock but
the dry grass upon the prairies. which has been
for the last few weeks buried beneath snow
The greater portion of their stock must inevita.
Div perish before sprine.-[Knoxville Repub.
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ehoo11a ,; As.n , nynusy I..alb nr .1e
1.a nss S1spu.e s'oss ossnesI Sos ~. Dsan
on ans h;oh n.0s ss,,sd f R..nDan ia liar I.r
upon which Brannon .'let 20 his right" at Bass,
when both clinched, and had . trough and tum-
| ble," which ended without bloodshed. A. they
parted, Bass drew . revolver and fired three
shots at Brannon, one of which took effect in
| his thigh, causing serious but not fatal
wound. b No arrest has been made. Knoxville
| nePuohcan' ,l't. ~
SERIOUS AccIDsHr.-We learn that f.lA. All
| bourn,i OF Aontezuma, met with serious scci.
dent on the elltn. inss., IN shicn ne mao one c1
his legs broken near the knee JOINT. Inc scc',
dent occurred fve miles below TINS CITY, wnen !.
attempting TO cross a Droge, the sieo silppeo on
| from the side, throwing the onver ano the ious
| horse team below. In tne fal n. Aiioourn nao
his knee joint broken from the weight OF one
Of the horses. lie was brought 70 tine MADISON
House in this city, where ne was attended 70 ny
Dr.. Rineharts He LETT Tor MS nome on luesoay
morning, dong as well - could De expected.
| 90 tOsAsioo.. ns'ss.
fRofRAcfrD MEEfNa.-.Uqrng the iast lev
days series OF meetings have been nelo at the !.
N. +. Church, and quite ALVEY interest mani
tested. Additions have peen made to the cnurcn
and number have manifested desire TO know
the truth. These meetings nave been copdact
ed BY the Hev.1 +. Tector, q this place, a.
sisted by rev. Siusser, ana fresioing Elder
/ OoTies--lSigourney democrat.
sd No train arrived from W..h;npton since Wed
nesday. Two trains and the big snow blow ar,
blocksded some where on the road We nave
had no mail to the East since Wednesday ther,
being, no locomotive here to make connection a,
| the Junction. This is a bad state Of affairs
Muscatine Jsurnal. SATURDAY.. 1890 si.,f.}s, ss
f i1.tss5. 800. i
and Sunday we had ralnstorm, Monday 1t helt
up and Tuesday It froze up. On "Wednesday
commenced showing and up to the present dat
it has not stopped, as far as heard from Twt
feet OF the frigld material Is lying around loose