Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19
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offered reward Of $500 for the ar
rest and imprisonment In the Platte
county jail, of the murders OF the
Marshall family. A reward OF w..
900 will also be offered by the Platte
county court.
At the resent term OF the New
Madrid, Mo-, circuit court, Charles
Hayden was arraigned on two In
dictmens for robbery, 70 which be
plead guilty, and was sentenced 70
tfe penissntiary for ten years on
each Of the indictments.
Rev. A. p. Williams, an eloquent
and distinguished minister of the
Baptist church, was killed ON Mon
day last near Glasgow, No.. by bis
horse falling over an eInbankment
near that place.
John ]. Burnley was arrested at
North Platte, on the 7th, charged
with the murder of an unknown
man found dead at Burke's rancho,
The Cheyenne argus says that on
the 18th as all English gentleman,
guest of Gen. Gibbons, at Fort San
aers, was out with . hunting party !;
he found the body Of an unknown
man scalped, about two miles from
the Fort. The General immediate
ly sent a detachment of troops in
pursuit ofthe perpetrators. but they
had not returned when our infor-
mant Left, Quite a number of In
dIans have been seen in that vicinity
recently.
A tri-weekly line of four horse
coaches is to be soon put on the road
between Pueblo and Trinidad, Colo
RADIO.
Mcintyre and Murray have been
indicted by Colorado Grand Jury,
for the shooting Of man named
Ward.
The loss by the burning of Fore
menagarie, in Philadelphia
on the night of the 18th, amounted to
s45, 600. None of the animals we're
burned.
The Stuart House, $50 Broadway,
". Y, was burned on the morning OF
the 18th. Loss On furniture, &C.,
about So, 900. The fire spread with
such rapidity that it cut off egress to
the dodgers, who were saved by the
iremen with ladders. The adioin.
ing premises were damaged to an
of So, 900.
Indians have again made their ap-
pearance In the Black Hills, AMI two
wood choppers were attacked In
their camp near Tie City, the other
day. One of the men was killed and
the other escaped to LarimIe,
a tri-wee.;ly mail Is now being
carried between Fort Bridger and
South Pass City,
The u. p. K. II. Co. have opened
offices at Changers, Car
ter's Crossing opposite Bridger,
Byrne's Ranch, Quaking Asp Hill
and Bear River City. Harry Creigh-
ton is extending the line to Ogden,
in Salt Lake Valley, which point
viii probably be reached inside of
two weeks.
4 destructive fire occurred In st.
Louis on the evening of the 18th.
Two large hardware houses were
destroyed.
A fire in Philadelphia on the 18th
destroyed property to the amaant Of
s225, GoG.
The second State Christian Con.
vcntiQn Of Iowa Is to be held in Du-
buque on the 8th, 9th and 10th of
December.
The Illinois State Grape and Wine
Growing Association will have their
annual meeting and exhibition ON
December 1st, at schroder's Opera
II ouse, in bloomington,
At Huntington, Ind, Saturday
evening, the jeweiry store of T. w.
Gardner was entered by burglars,
who carried off $1,000 worth Of dia~
watches, etc. No clue Of the
thieves.
1t In stated that during the past
year o., 900 persons have been added
to the Baptist communion, and that
the members of that church now
number in the United STATES more
than |, iOa,9 o.
The North Missouri Railroad is
now completed to Moulton, eight
miles north of the Iowa State line
1t vii be completed to ottumwa this
II subscriptions there Are
paid up promptly.
There are upwards Of 300 hands
in the great bridge over the
falls at Louisville. The three last
piers are being laid.
Brilliant meteoric displays were
witnessed at a number Of poiafs on
the Atlantic coast on Friday night.
An extensive prairie fire swept
over the country between Topeka
and Silver.IAke, Kansas, on We'd
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