The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-12
JUNE. 1889;

the trigger with his foot, thus discharcinr
the contents Of the gnn-A large load Of
shot-into his mouth, which killed him al
most instantly. The hereayed mother has
the heartfelt ympatby Of The community !
in this her terrible atiic.ion. n Bfi:;on Co.
= xsa1Gle, d. aitff1 VINO sae d hf yt4I
! "A destructive FIRE occurred in Charlton
on Wednesday night last, BY, which the 4
stores Of =. l.. Palmer. and Samuel Van,
sickles were destroyed. Mr.. Palmer'sf
goods were all burned, but the stock Of Mr.. !.
yansickles was saved. Loss about $a5.-s !.
coo. as ae a..#,-.4 st.srg, .ss. w astl
PAINFUL OccuKREScE-REsutr OF A.
terday . lad NAMED Thomas MuHany was
riding horseback down Iowa street, when.
. rowdish boy named John Drayhous0
threw stones af the horse, which became
frightened and unmanageabae. Thomas 4
fell from thesaddle ct the corner Of nth
a nd Iowa streets, and bis head Was struck
by the horses foot just above the left ear,
cash in the scalp, and causing compound
fracture Of the skull. He
was picked up senaeless and conveyed TO i
his home. Dr.. Lay was called, and ex- H
tracted small pieces Of the skull. Thomas
now Wnns. Lies IN np 2 prscar'ous CONDITION, .,a
lodged in the callaboose. Ht viii be ex-
anined before Justice Chapline this moru-
ing Dubuque Times, "a. IN .s mi
"A RUDE Boy PuHrsHED.-ThS lad Dray.,s
house, an account OF whose conduct In 4
stones at q horse, which threw -
his boy rider and broke his skull, WosG
gave yesterday, was tried before Justice r
Cbapline yesterday, and sentenced "a q
twenty days imprisonment in the county y
u ka<YGt B. = . SKE& "a 8*fF
INFORMATION WANTED.-Adjutant Gene 3
eral Baker would like TO hear from Jesse a
Rowley, who in 1858 was 1t McGregor or
Independence. Said Tease was under-
stood to be relative Of Eli Rowley, Co. ],
Sth Iowa cavalry. 9d
William Watson Of Cedar Falls, was
drowned at that place last week. It was
supposed he was intoxicated 1t the time.
The 18th regiment, veterans and nom. i
veterans, arrived at the depot yesterday
Sunday about twelve o'clock, NJ, and
marched with martial nusicto Camp Kino- s
man. They were 400 strong.-Davenpeyt
Gazette, 7tk. t lea. sI -
In answer to the dispatch Of Gen. Baker
about the lows soldiers injured BY the ac-' !
cident on the railroad In Indiana, Thomas =
b. Ward, the Mayor Answers under date of
Nov. 5th, that only six lows soldiers wer0
there. All are doing well and need no ~ :
sistance-Ibid. { -
Among the wounded soldiers lately re. Il
ceivsd in Kansas City Hospital, are tho fol- 4
lowing from Iowa 0ar3ssa.E ..sitY st Il aasr
Third Cavalry-Capt. D Brown. Co. L; :
Serg't Saml Barr, Co. B; Sers't Thos. III q
Branton, Co. T.. saIstalft j "a
Privates- -Thomas Walker, Co. A; James 4
Pearson, Co. B; Geo. r Fry, Go. +; TeEe-
kiah Bradley, Co. X; Joseph Lawson, Co.
NJ: q Lawson, 90. II. g G5Et H#Y
Fourth Cavalry. PrivAtes-Chas Fisher,
Co. B; John Rafferty,, Co. B.-Goes CITY, stu !
SAD Acc1DEsT.-On Sunday afternoon, ..
small daughter Of Mr.. Gaines, living in
Mason's Addition was burned In most
terrible manner. By Ter clothes taking
fire. Medical aid was called promptly,
but despite all that could be done, the little I
sufferer, scarcely six years old, after q
night 81 painful agony. died early yester-
day morning. The father is, we believe,
in the service, and this little girl, very
bright FOR ner age, was the pet Of her pa I,
yents.- Constitution, Sth.