The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-12
OUR STATE.

way. Wewere shown the shelf from which
theee were taken. and very icsignif can't
seemed the space LEFT vacant in comparison
with the loaded shelves that remained
The thief, or thieves, wero evidently we'll
posted as to where they could make the
best selection, showing some previous
Of the inside arrangements Of
the store. Nothing else 80 far as has been
was touched, although they
made an effort TO break open the safe, With-.
out, however, making the least impression
on it, il being one Of Lilies best patent.-
No clue has been discovered AZ TO who are
the perpetrators Of this daring robbery
perty just at this present time, - the city
ls infested by gang OF cut-thfoafs and
thieves. Part Of the tribe were lately driv.
IN out by the indignant people Of Chicago
for their various rascalities.-DHbasqse
Times 1st. ESQ Hsa g
DEATH By DRowNlNG.--Mr. Watson, Q
harness maker At Cedar Falls, was drowned
in the mill race in that place, last Saturday
Dubuque Times, ID. -
DRsERrER ARREsTED.-A man named
Bonowitz, who had deserted from an Indi.
ana regiment. was arrested on Tuesday last
by Lieut.. d. r. McOracken, and lodged in
our county jail.-F Fuirssld Ledger, Sd.
GRAND LARCENY.-MortonC Cases money
drawer was robbed Of considerable
Of money on Saturday. John III.
Schwartz and w. B. Schwartz, aged about
16 and l3 years, were arrested on suspicion
and brought before the Mayor by Marshal
Box and Sheriff Kennedy. Sevsnty-fve
dollars and half Of the money was found
in their possession. The younger brother
that he went into the store, while
the clerks were busy, crept under the
counter and took the money from the
drawer. The elder brother stated that he
received the money from his brother, not
knowing how or where he had obtained It.
The Mayor, after hearing the case, bound
Court, under bonds Of 500 each. The boys
having given security, were released.-N.
Madison PIGinde0ler.
Robert D. Nelson, Of Go. +, llth Iowa, kill
ed in the late melancholy railroad accident
arrived by yesterday's train. The former
was taken TO Ononwa and the Litter to
Washington. Auscatine Journal.
FA7AL ACc1DnNT.-We learn from g., W.,
Gippel of Grandview, that son Of Mr..
Joel Chenoweth, Of that place, was acci-
shot through the head and killed
last Wednesday, while hunting on Musce-
tine Slough. He was in the &C. OF taking
his gun from . boat. when it was accident
ally discharged, killing him instantly.-
Mascatiae Journal. an
Col. ChipmAn made an eloquent speech
1t Union Hall, Mt. Pleasant, Thursday
evening last sH s.}4e
MORE REBELLION CRusHERs.- One hum
dred and thirty recruits, drafted men
shiek, Baller, Floyd, Chickasaw and
Mitchell Counties, arrived on the steamer
Key City at II o'clock last night, and re-
paired TO N. AlumenaueE's Soldier sRest,,,ia n
on Clay street. As they passed our Office
they gave rousing cheers for ''Old Abe,
the Flag. and the Times.' Another straw,
Cops. Dubuque Tirses.
PAINFUL ACcIDENT.-We learn that Mr..
Bennett q. Moore, OF Lancaster township,
met with a painful accident on last -,
while engaged in work about q thresning
Machine. His arm was caught by the tum-
bling shaft, first Jerking the bone from Its
socket 1t the shoulder, then pushing it out
through the fiesh and muscles Of the arm
in such a manner as 70 leave the bone lying
across his breast. Strange TO believe the
man received no other injuries. DIR. Price,
assisted by DR.. Parks, operated in the most
skillful manner possible.-heokuk Coasnty
Meas. ss @Hs ss4aae ss IL s.
Ex-Governor Kirkwood has been doing
J good work BY his effective speeches in
Delaware and many other counties. He
has few equals on the stump. hfss &
The editor Of the Clarinda O5server viii
cast his frst vote on Tuesday next; and he
IS happy to inform the public that ne de-
signs to cast it ior Abe Lincoln.
SERVED THEM RIaHT.-All the churches
h rVoi
the t-eason- preaching Copperbead orators,
aud there ie not church in town whore
they can spi. out their venom. That is
right. They have No right TO 60 round
abusing their country and s1andering our
ablest and bes: preachers, and then claim
the privilege Of using the churches for that
purpose. How, Ike Cain, have they been
cursed ITO wander as o vagaOond Ia the
EARTH" Yet the sentence is righ.eOus.-
Let them reap the fruits OF their wicked
ness Bloomfield Guard.
Lieut.. Col. Dutield, Of the Sd Cavalry, ar
rived home on Thursday. The boat on
which he took passage from 81. Isonis was
by guerrillas at Clarksyilie, Mis-
souri,, where the boat was robbed, the pas
sengers paroIed and allowed to pursue
their journey. The guerrillas took but lit
tie money, as they were after blankets,
horses and horse equipments. Col. Duff
uelO, we are sorry VI 1edIA, lOSb u Valuable
horse and other property Ib!d.
\ ANOTHER PATRIOTIC FAMIEy.--A NOS
Anderson, or New London. has sent six
sons to the army, as follows: John N. in
the Kansas State Guard Charles #. and
David in the Engineer Corps; James w. in
tho I'D Infantry; Amos J. IN the g.h Cav
airy; Joseph r. in the 1lth Infantry. Who.
con show + better record than this? And
yet there are several families nf six sons
40. one Of whom haA served in this war
against treason. Judge ye between them.
Home Journal.
ACCIDENTAL serious accident occurred
TO Rev. ID. Worthington, Presiding Elder
Of this dietriot. . few days since. de was
thrown from his carriage, some n miles
from here, ip KeOkuk county, a1d hau Mrs
ankle Joint fractured. On being brought to
this place, the limb was promptly adjusted
by DR.. w. s. Marsh.--I6i0. 83
The Story County .News says 'Linken.
sAle'' (Ingersoll) made an eloquent speech
81 Nevada last week.
a SAD AND FATAL ACClDENT.-Anothe. of
those fatal accidents FRONT the careless hand
iiy q az ;re. ax,us--so frequent of late in diff