The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-06
OUR STATE.

OUR STATE.
DR.. Horony, a well known German ply
! sician of Davenport, died very suddenly
at his residence in that city on Friday last.
Also, Mrs. Jane Donaldson, an old settler
OF Davenport, and mother Of Col. Add. II.
Saunders. died on Saturday last.
Salt Creek township has IA more dogs
imam mlltt1amen, and yet there is no dogs
to spare. Where is the dog killer? The
dog exterminator could find profitable EN-.
ployment down that way.-.Bloomfsld
Geard.
PASSED AwAY.-The Provost Marshal
system OF Iowa has passed into history-is
numbered among the things that were.--
me Dies Moines Register informs us that
the PROVOST Marshal at the Capital has re.
celved orders to muster out his deputies,
send IN his accounts and "shut up his
snop. military necessities" are rapidly
Bluffs Nonp.
The citizens Of Marion, Linn county,
have contributed within year 1880 80 for
the relief of soldiers.
A young soldier by the name of Griffith.
from Page county was paroled after having
suffered untold miseries in rebel prisons.
He started home, and died when he was
within four miles Of his fathers residence
We CLEAN from the Clarinda Observer.
The Nonpa,1el says: "The road east of
Council Bluffs is we'll bridged at all
streams of importance, and the emigrants
are coming over it every day without
hindrance."
The Pella Blade states that man Who
had laid down on the Railroad track to
sleep near Ottumwa last week, was thrown
from his dangerous couch BY the cow-cateh.
or OF an engine. and his coat merely torn
from his back. He got Of cheap.
The Citizen says the people Of Centervills
are resolved to put down liquor selling in
that place, and to that end have united in
one general effort to suppress tho traffic.
John N. Rogers Of Lima county was
diddled out Of 800 BY couple Of conf.
dence men in Chicago, last Friday morn
ing. Afterward4 Rogers had well.known
business man Of Madison, Wis, arrested
- the swindler, but he proved who he waa
and the court Get him ct liberty.
The Council Bluffs Nonpa,1el Of the 25th
says, in reference to the tide Of emigration
flowing through that city. The dusty trav-
elers are pouring along at last, BY hun.
dreds, almost. A great number went
through yesterday.
Capt. Henshaw of the 37th infantry, and
Capt. e. B. Doane Of tho Sth cavalry are
ct their homes in Mt. Pleasant on leave of
absence.
The Journal states that 10. Wisdom, who
murdered Lieut.. James Roseman Of that
place some months ago in Arkansas was
shot through the head and body and in.
stantly killed recently. Wisdom was .
bushwhacker.
A subscription Of over three hundred
dollars was lately raised in Davenport for
the benefit Of Mrs. Shultz, whose husband
was drowned Q few days since.
The Leon Neos says . young man named
Haunn attempted to shoot Andy King who
resides in that county for saying the death
Of the President twas the best news he had
heard in four years." and that Miss Pryor
Of High Point township was dismissed
from school she was teaching by the Di.
rectors for similar expressions.
Adjutant General Baker is oneof the one
hundred members forming the corporate
body Of the National Asylum for the re.
lief Of totally disabled officers and men,
created by the last Congress-:
Capt. Thomas Drummond, Of the 5th q.
s. cavalry, and formerly member Of the
Tswa State Senate from Benton, recently
died from wounds received in one Of Sher.
idan's late battles.
OVER THE DAM.-One day last week q;
gentleman named Bozarth living near Da-
Wis City while attempting to cross Grand
other man in dug-out came very near
drowning. The dug.out became unman-
ageable and drifted over the dam, one Of
them jumped out and swan ashore, but
Bo8arth stuck to the craft and went under
with it three or four times before he was
rescued. His overc0at containing over
two hundred dollars was rescued nearly
half mile below.-Leox News.
The editor Of the Eddyville Sssr has but
. poor opinion Of q Rev. Mr.. Ryan It Des
Moinss, In consequence Of the latter rs-
marking on the occasion Of the death OF
Mr.. Lincoln, in substance, that he twas no
|sycophant," that his 'pulpit should never
be prostisssed to the preaching Of politics,"
and that he would not on the one hand
carp at the measures Of the Administra-
ton. nor on the other sslogise tie virtues q
the lsse Presideat." II Mr.. Ryan call eulo-
gizing Mr.. Lincoln political preaching, he
y, in plain words, : simplston. , ,,,i
f. All Of the s6th Iowa boys from this place
who W1ro on the ill.fated steamer W1eckod
st Island s5stsoently, qescapsd.-zBddsSflls
63Ws t.s1 y5tlodiaat,s ii 30 nira sfIt - 4,
(ptA little SOP Of ]. =. Deits, Of lows City,
fell .i n 81 cistarn last week md 1as
dnewned.,,.a za6a ~ ~ NJ .s.s,l5r &e
DGov. Kirkwood received chsck last
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