The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-02-25
QUE STATE.

""FeAO <sepSoIsC0N Says . doDoA;.
coal was found on The premises ~ .
Jos. L. Derbin, near that place, bot :.
taking some SEQ bushes me vein seen.s1
to be Exhausted.
John White, who res des near W.,
in endeavoring to stop his team vhies
running away, was thrown from II. :.
on one wheel OF which passed on. y
head, tearing the scalp and irficth. y
we're injuries. So says the RepubHeas
A little son OF NJ. Hewett, Of Vs.
died on Tuesday IN coases uence ofahs
from a horse.
observation-disclosures Baumela *.
near Dewitt, Iowa, had, last sriins
swarm of bees which ke pu: into ~
stroth hive on the 10th Of June. Il S'
the hive and made 30 pounds Of apss
honey. The old hive swarmed The 49,
time and the new colony filled its him ~
made 80 pounds Gi s11plus honey. ~
of honey ct 80 cents per pound, ~ d s.
three swarms OF bees are valued =
each, making 330-6edae:ing 80 a. ~
swarm, it leaves so value OF the ine~sV
which added to the so 80 value Of sur,S
honey, gives so as the profits for 4
season Of one hive OF bees. - rauie n
nser.
KILLED IN A DRUNKEN FRoric.o
Sunday morning eboI.t4 O'Clock -
Der Of men engaged in cafousal Z 4
tavern in BellvueEo. into quarzsl. 81
one of them was beerep to death a1iN
robbed Of about $l7o. Officers ars ~
track of the murderer, with every ~
pect Of capturing h;n.-Ma4Moket6 hN
sl0T.
Edward Ts,e, according to tho D,
Observer, while RAINING his horsa !.
Monday, was thrown from his vaeopv,
such force as TO cause Lib death. d
The Marengo Recsee states that I'LL
John Donaldson d mat county was d
ing across the railroad rack at Brus1 n
an approaching engine struck his ~
demolishing it, aud re was throw
with such force as 10 fracture the boaa
one shoulder and otherwise ipjuri,e H.
so severely thai his -eaovery is mate;
doubt. The horses were anhurt.
1NDIASs.-A specis, dispatch to Tie On
ha Republican from J1.lesburg, kiws y
account OF a gres: Indian battle nearNl
Springs, thai cCntiDIed six days. AtcA
one hundred and fly white troops n
several pieces Of artillery, are reporM
have been attacked by two thousand IA
ges. Two white troops, and q large sua
Der OF indians are reported to have ID
killed. The Indians were finally fepuhtI
B9urs Noe:2pesl. =
The Gate city says The little daughe
Mr.. Rhodes Of that city was bur1sd
death on Friday oy he- clothes takingf
At Muscatine '.beus were rung, cns
fred. and genera, rejoicing was hadu o.
the fall of Charleston. In other PARA
the State there were similar dsmonx\
tons.
We clip the following from the Gin.
natl Commercial OF g late date:
AN AGED WANDERER.-Att the Conn)
cial Hospital, We noticed yesterday, n =
man Of eighty.fve, who appears to beNX
pletely lost to his relatives or friend1
has any. In his second childiahnln
appears utterly unable to give any nia
account of himself. When picked m
the street, there was found on his peur1
note Of 1852, given ~ William G. &Ef
in favor OF Jaoob Moon, laupposed Nk4
old mans name n which the deh
promises to pay ss soon as he shall
cember p. 1864" he also had on hiM
Nf
johnson County, Iowa, Trite - sNIf
you can"
The Osksloose Fe-GAl says tbs 81
Bank OF Iowa, a. ~ recent mee6ts4
Iowa City, burned sG4s, le2 OF circah
notes, Of which t24479 were The issu
Branch. This was done rpY
atory to going into National Banks q
he Branches having determined on
course. -
The Rev. S:las Johuso lately beoans
pastor Of the First Presbyterian Chud
py a nanimous vote ~
socae.y.
N. 8. Barr OF Aaanas township, Nj
ka county, recently sold J. r. WOOD
acres Of land at 80 per acre. With
addition Mr.. Woods farm now comr
500 acres. So ssys the Herald.
Some abominable scamp who oughi
DO "hair-hung and breeze shaken" owl
veil Of petroleum in f.aines, eutsrsd
,f6ce Of the Otsunawa Courier, and ~
he cylinder OF he JOB press in thresJ
Mr.. Norris has been campealed 70 90 ?
Boston for new cylirtlors
The Editors Of .hs 1ddyviile -Gffr
)ttumwa Coarse,' were present at ~ q
'ution o: McConb IN Ottumwa. Pc
What we know o. them, we don't ~
hey were much grstifed at the sight
rs rather q horrible amusement to ~
'uman being, however guilty, die oiN
ence, or die any other way.
A salute OF one hundred guns wasf'
n Keokuk on Wednesday in homo. o.
oil Of Sumter. g
The family OF Gen. Ca-.is arrived 8;
'kuk day or two ego. The General
One hundred and af.y soldiers lea u
zuk FOX the front yesterday.
The small poz IS 50 bsid;ng in Keok,
The Kate hea-ney, from st. Louis,
irst boa: Of the season, arrived at keos
Wednesday. So says the Gate Csty.
The Plaiadealey says the ladies q n