Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19
NEWS SUMMARY.

The BllgSs gisss Heskern Nsips al
Tad taeesss A0szs 10 Advance Of arg
other pepper Dc sAs city.
The Deuvar Tribuas says, the fra
instalment OF telegraph poles for the
new line 70 Cheyenne, along the
Denver Pacific railway, have been
distributed on IArimer street.
The st. Joseph Gasefse of The 18th
says: A gentleman was robbed yes
terday at Nashville of 500, aud the
thief sas brought to this city last
evening aud lodged In Jail.
Secretary Seward Is reported a.
eontradicting the statement that he
disapproves of the course of Mr..
Johnson, Minister TO England.
The Chicago money market was
excited at the close on the 18th, and
serious trouble was anticipated TO
day.
We learn that $50 tons OF iron rails
have been purchased for the use Of
the Denver 4 ST. Joseph Railroad at
a cost of SIS, 900.
On the night of the 18th inst, the
passenger train on the Missouri Val
ley road, was saluted with q shower
ofstones near Weston. A reward of
$50o IL offered for the detection of
the parties,
Wreckers are at work on the
steamer Lilly lately sunk near y hite
Cloud. The Helena, lost near Sioux
City, is also being wrecked.
1t is feared that Col. Forsyth, U.
s. A., who was wounded some time
ago In fight with Indians, viii
loose one of his legs.
Much suffering among the settlers
upon the northern branches of the
Republican and Solomon, in Kansas,
may be anticipated this winter.
Mr.. Samuel Shy, worthy citizen
of Pike county, No., residing on
Buffalo creek, about seven miles
from Louisiana, was crushed TO death
by log falling on him last Thurs
day morning.
A little girl about SIX years Of
age, the daughter of DIR. Joseph Da-
Wis, who resides about four miles
southeast of st. Joseph, was so bad
ly burned from her clothes taking
fire, on the 18th inst, that death en-
sued.
The passenger &9rain on the II. i
st. Joe r. r. was delayed some
eight or ten hours, on the 18th inst,
by an accident to a freight train on
the road-one of the car axels break
ing.
The Turkish government has con-
tracted with a house in Boston for
the purchase of 1000 revolving
guns.
Ex-Governor Todd, Of Ohio, died
very suddenly at 7 O'Clock on the
morning Of the 18th.
A hIIibustering expedition against
Cuba il now said to be on the taps,
and enlistments progressing.
The sherman House, Syracuse,
\. ", with q number of stores ad-
jaeent, were destroyed by FIRE On the
morning of the 18th. Loss, $3.50, 900.
Insurance, $4,000.
The IadeE informs us that SNOW
feI! thick and fast at Dear River { ity,
on the 9th inst.
VIM. Wright, of DesMoincs, Iowa,
the real estate agent of Bryan, died
of deIirium tremeus, in that place
the other day. So we lcaEn from
the Hldsx.
The Indians burned the bridge
over Lodge Pole creek, rear Pine
Bluffs, a few nights ago.
John A. Hoffman was garroted
and robbed of seventy doIhrs in Bear
River City, last Tuesday night. And
Patsey Cunningham was conducted
to bed and relieved of a silver watch
and sixty dollars in money the same
night. Gay place that Re.Yr River
town.
Richard Delmage, indicted for the
murder of young Grlnnold, made
his escape from Fort Davy Russell,
on Thursday night, by the eonniv-
ance of the guard.
Five distinct columns Of U. s.
troops are after the Indians on the
Arkansas, Cimarron, Canadian and
Republican rivers. The campaign
is to be kept up and the war vigor-
ously prosecuted througout the win
ter.
A terrible collision occurred on
East river, New York, between two
Fulton ferry boats. Both boats were
badly damaged. One boy wns in
stantIy killed, and six other persons
fatally injured, one Of whom has
since died. Seventeen persons,
whose names have been ascertained
were badly hurt, limbs broken, etc,
besides a number of others whose
names have not been ascertained.