, 1870-11-17
TIE NORTHWEST.

The kest St Louis rolling mill tutnR ont % tnu8
daily Of railroad Iron, wholly Of Aissoun ore.
The Joliet rolling mills, which started shout
th1te months ago, employ about 500 men, and ar
running night and day. They puddle asous1so
tons Of Iron daily. -.,- I
The Sycamore ,7tus Republican says that Dt.
L v. Gatytn. Of tnas place, recently removed
from the leg of Captain E. 2. sanord, ex>shen6
oi Deka'h County, large Atnie-rtre ball, with
which he WAS shot At ptcatur, Alabama, aix yeAZa
ago. ltweighed one ounce and an eighth.
Alexander NcCu!ly. fortv years ago one Of tne
most prominent business men Of MaaEiuon, O.,
dcd on the 9TH Inst at his residence In Polo, Ill
Mr Accuny was editor ot the Mass,lloa Gz.e.x
In 1sse Was defeated for the Legislature In 1855,
served - PoslnRster from 1881 70 1885, and vss
County Auditor from 1913 TO 1sz7.
-EaIly On Saturday morning, Miss Matte
Eaton, who lived With her brother-ln-law, Jason
ANe4, IN 1esseyFtae, w4s utanns, and search WAS
Immediately mada throughout the nelRhhorheod-
Abtut II O'Clock her body was discovered in well
II the rear Of Mt. Amea' house. Judge F. +. voor.
htea held an inquest aver the deceased, IN the
Jury returned verdict that she came to her death
BY precipitaurg herself Into the well, while labor
Ing under temporary tnsanty. Miss Eaton was II
years Old, ana wa raised near N adlson, Wis.
"a Letter from Canton 10 the Peoria Dsmoerat
claims that the wickedess man In Illinois Il uvtpR
In the former rlace. On Saturday afternoon last,
willie hia child vas lying corpse In his house, 10
was- IN y tsr.pta alleS. playing tan-pips, md
spending The money he should nave used 70 sup.
ply The KautB Of his family.
IowA
Madame senyah had gym Rstic fal Ia Wy
ctning, which dialocated her snoplder. !:
Mr.. H. g. Xc0.nittc, Of The Htsss, published at
Pzazic City, adopts the following aa the motto Of
his paper: " lie who by his biz would nsc. must
either huxt or AdFefttse.1
The Aarsh1u Coa,ty 7smes says; "Donr 90
back On 5cur Newspaper. subscriber to the
7imes recently stopped hla paper, and the nsxt
| week was kicked By = ha1se 10 severely toat his
life IS aespatftd Of"
| In Charlton lives widow BY The name oi
| Boyer She 'hss three si1le, the eldest sixteen
yca's old, who have this fail, without assssance,
txeavated cellar. walled II up properly, dug
half an acre Of putatcct tcIuips, 4c. and placed
them in the cellar, nd are noT ready fp7 the
E1ntcr.~ >
| The Buena Vista Ccnatr Pilot, under the head
Storm Lake on FIRE. SAFE: -"Gos exactly
true, but 50 it appeared to lookers-on. A few
nights since, the prairie along the entire sou:t
back OF the lake w2s on dre, and about 10 o'clocl
the namcs reached the ridge at al points Amos
simultaneously. The sight Was grand, and sn ards
could mud no g1audee scene for picture shout
he search tho wide world DER. here Was line O.
tr1Isnty Illuminated, ~htle the reflection IN TIT
clear waters Of the lake presented the sppea1aac,
Of IRE burning downward into the water"
4 IsDt4s4-
4 The szlt-well borers at Terre HAute hav
reached depth Of ,s4o tect, and suu they g
down.
i The Terrc Haute Express sayg: I've hear
report OF the faI'u'e OF whiskey dealer IN Evans
Vile, with liabilities an ouutlnX 10 $i93 0oo, an
sssets OF very lttte value. It is said that some
the Evauss1lle banss arc heayy loser2"
Buck Hughes Was acquitted Of the crime c
shooting Ed. Farmer, ns B}uom1n2ton, because
was proved that Farmer dared Buck to shoot nl,r
Buck couldn't take dare" and tho court VI
held him.
Ahopcful youth at Kansas City, being shoEt {
money 10 continue lie Of deoauchcr5, hi, upo
the noyel czpedleot OF playing burglar in his ow
fathers house. A few nights stucc, be mas In th
| act Of approaching. with handkerchief sats
rnted with chlorotosu. the bed where tho ol
gentleman lay, when the latter was saddenl
: awakened, and feeling the slckenIng ianaence
!, the drug upon him. Jumped up In time to reco,
nize The form OF his soa pssstng through the doa
wsJ.
: The Kansas City Journal OF the 18th EAT
) ' Yesterday, A. L. Dyke, q tsatn-boy on the FL,
sas Pacific Railroad. ltarted for Europe, in obed
. | euce to summons by telegraph. The deapatc
stated thai very wealthy uncle Of the boy hi
died, leaving him bss entire; property. va,ncd |
. sl,sol,o ,o6a Young Dykes former homo WAS
: cheltenhan,, England, and he LEFT there Gig
. years sgo-" .
The st. Joseph Gazette Of the 18th has the K
lowing particulars Of the boiler explosion II HAr
s,ton, Caldwell County, On 5atutaaJ la1t: "rt
repair OF the boiler Of the mil ,h2d beeu COZ
=, pleted, and The machtnis4 wern testing h.-1t
!, said they had on 100 pounds OF steam, and we
SILL adding to II when the catastrophe 0ccnHe
$ The force ot the explosion was tremendous o.
Q I Of the SIDES and ends Of the MIL were bloy
Z completely ou., and cent whlrllng in every dtte
: )tiou. Mr.. Custer, one Of the mschInls
x WAS blown q distance Of AixtJ yart
! his less broken In many places, 4
g ,:w1ssed around, and bis body shocHusly mangls
a Sir. u1z&mar was found crushed among tue ru1l
;Nr. Alexander Crow, farmer, was passing
she min at The ttue. His wagon Kas blown
,,eces, and he himself 80 badly injuted that
g tied that night .ME. Greeubury Hill, farmer
l. aiding come eight miles southeast Of Hsmiltt
ia was IN the mill AZ the ume. He WN fesrfully
:, Iurca, and died On Sunday morning"
QUO.
= AaAk.on woman nar1ed one Of her lovers
u tho morning, and clipped with smother In the AIT
IA noon.