Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-19

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A an Il Amos Dcyes. living In fndis- |
-. hed his haad crushed il cane mill on |
ruesssj .Stvliit lasd Fl 80 |
The Chrrlss City Intslligsnce announces
he dsath q Harvey Kslless. - ed e,sissn
Of that town.
1J~pySls1isE The Catholics II Dsbu:
IRE raising money for The purpess Of iousd-
Ing n Qxnhea'e HRnA. .--.......,..
Miss Ada Gouire. Of Sioux City, drew
i've hundPtd ddl& pinnal q priss in !
lottery q Tie Orphans Fae IN Nsshslls
tswn.
1eshS ~ osassss Ays 3cora Is
Qua Of the way Of frost. A much larger
crop win b. harvested thsn gsv9 bsless il,
that resise., rlf9 grt ~
/ A child named .Abraham Lincoln Gregg.
hssd about NJ yesu, ~as tinsd n Mount
Pisasast o. Friday lase BY Allisg from IT,.
tep ofe barn. !.
/ A villsip Who bed attempted the robbery
and oulbr Mn. Nssh6 snsse1 Abd~
last sngiqe, and had escaped, vas rs-areatsd
lasl wSek, AAd rs-oonnittedte jaiI.
Dr.. Mark Ramsy, a ~ l6llsen Atylsn.
Massachusetts,, has been apppisbd Sress-
intsndspt Of the Iowa Hospital Tor ths IN.
saus, ties b. Pkttsl1on, rcsignsd.
The ButlsSttsn Hawkeye says . man
named J6hn Gavin was arrested . few days
sanes sess Buriisgses, daswd vith The
coanissionof . raps oa Ne person Of Mrs..
Barnes. He ~ eommitasd - jsil for *.
AminseioA.
The Ottumwa Courier says that on the
perning Of the 1lth last, . Wild deer
bounded into that city, followed BY pack
81 hounds. and was dispatched by sports
NIB nsas OSsiegs Square. -
fhs ai>ux City Journal ssys, Nathnnii
Hedges n tAAt town. vss nsrdesed BY liz.
dans on Powder River, on the 18th Of Au"
gust last. On the following day, the train
With which he was travelling, was attacked
By Indians, and three cavalrymen killed.
George Frascis Downing, . coal miner, IN
Salina, JefFe,s son county, Lost bis Rfs on
Friday Of last week, by attempting 10 de-
scend into pit filed with noxious gas
His age was about twenty five years, and
be lsfta family ~
The Narsngo R1ps1lioas says ysnns
man nansd Henry Pstten, employed on The
farm Of Human 4 Smith, near that town,
lost one of his hands few days since by
permitting it to be caught in the cylinder Of
b broom. corn thresher.
The Jasper Free Fress says that on Sat
hrday last, tornado Of great power passed
about two hundred yards west Of Newton,
uprooting trees and doing great damage 9th
srwise. The width Of the tornado WAS
about one hundred feet.
Tss Caors-The yield Of wheat. corn,
oats and potatoes will be enormous in North
| Western Iowa this season. We learn from
thess vhe have threshsd in the vicinity that
wheat is yielding from 20 to 80 bushels per
acre, Of the best quality.
HoRss SroLrx.-A horse and buggy was
stolen lss& Friday evening from the door Of
Mr.. Corten's residence At Eagle Point, where
tho owner, Mr. Peter Joseph Straw, had left
It but few minutes previous. Tho buggy
has two seats, the harness brass mounted,
aud ths herse black hrowa celer, md with
out shoes.
The Sand Spring Sentinel says that two
children, aged about six and eight ysArs,
belonging to the family Of Barnabus How
lsnd, wsrs drowned in the Maquoksta River
on Fridsy lass while bathing. An elder
sister waded into the water up to her chin
to sndsavor 10 rescue them, but failed.
Mr.. James Hnneasy, . carpenter Of this
city, has manufactured in his leisure hours,
. lady's work boz, which 10 10 . real curios-
ity in it, way. Its not large. aud Jet con-
taihs 5000 pieces Of voodl Great perss-
verance was requisite to complete such .
particular job. So says the Lyons Mirror.
10 this the. Hennessy formerly Of this citys
The Lyehs Mirror says: We sa~ in De
Witt this week piece Of copper ore. which
had been picked up within two or three
miles Of that town. The specimen we're
, almost The pure metal. The discovery Of
vein Of such ore would bs equal to stri-
king oil.
ThsAlbia Union says, William Sage, Of
that town. was recently stabbed BY one
Kellogg, Tho wound inflicted being Of = seri.
ous character. The difficulty leading to the
affray grew out Of testimony furnished by
Sage in . law suit in which Kellogg Was de.
fsndsnt Kellogg was bound over in the
sum Of g., 900 to await his trial, and in de-
fault Of bail was committed to jail. 'Ie
The Cedar Falls Ga,etts gives the par.
taculars Of burglary which occurred in
!. that place last Tuesday. Mr. J. B. Pow.
: sss and hahy ~ss awsy nom home %
the afternoon II that day, having left the
key in ~ door. During their absence
some pet1on sdtsssd ths houss, bieked Ii.
lsek sfa tsuak end abstrsctsd tAereftou
|. $400. Il was daring explicit = Il vould
seen that IA The deytns ~ one could en-
: ter the house without being discovered By
: the neighbors. 80 's'ssTss
kHuss41v o. SoIprtns' PApsn. -Whilt
n Fort Madison. the other day, Ne saw ID
I the Hecordere oose book devoted 70 thu