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   Burlington Daily Hawk-Eye (Newspaper) - August 15, 1882, Burlington, Iowa                                BURLINGTON SSTA AUGUST 15, 1882, PIPE BLANK At Wholesale by E. & W. M. ce 105 MAIN TELEPHONE 149 Closing Mi of Cost LIS Wj & Send oH their BS June 26. on the dato to sell fho expanse of in We are stook it paces make them The citizens of and vicinity will find ONE OPPORTUNITY IS goods at actual cost THOUSAND to buy QO X 208 MAiN FULL STOCK OF MISCELLANEOUS AND SCHOOL BOOKS AND PRESENTATION MERCANTILE AND FANCY STATIONERY AND BIANK BOOKS OF EVERY FINE PHOTO AND AUTO BIRTHDAY CARDS AND TRACING PAPER AND PROFILE LETTER A LARGE STOCK OF FRAMED PICTURES OF EVERY SIZE AND INCLUDING THE LARGEST AND FINEST OF STEEL OUR STOCK OF PICTURES IS MUCH LARGER AND BETTER THAN ANY IN THE STATE JAMES Tho Cue on !! 11 K Jri COMB IN AND LOOS AT NEW 184 E 1882. GO CD 2 ice Kin Triumph Refrigerators Wesley A Now and Beautiful lino of BIRTHDAY A New and Beautiful line of A New and Beautiful line of the Popular LAWN AND ce 320 Mais aad 117 A New and Beautiful line of POCKET A New and Beautiful line of WALL PAPERS AND 100,000 st wholesale Wesley Garments of Every for Men and now being Closed Oat very at the 203 and 205 Jefferson Street c o MAIL ON Pain Cannot Stay Where It Is But of Sore I. cured ono 0o�El� .na la cared by & One idiotic & - - - - the Depot Boat landing are et once by OIL Always gives UY MEDICINE DEALERS DOc and LEADING 0$ Congress i gend you? orders to TOBACCOS Western 0-em North Third second door south of and be convinced that A. sells Watches and Jewelry 20 per cent less han any other store ia Watch GENERAL Progress of the Route Cases at Irani to Garfield Believed ho of the Remains of Farther ilie of the ca tho Rio Horrible Murder at tow nt a Sido i of Typhoid MILBURN & N. Y. Sold by & Third Dealer in Pocket Sporting tn SPECIFIC RACK An 111 ng tor Seminal and nil that oX oa 1 of tn tho ol Prema Old load taId In oar Which wo de by mull to every Bpo Medicine 1b sold br nil at par bU for 15, or Will be Bent tree by of the moner by THE GRAY S. T. Sold In br A WASHINGTON In Aug 1-1 -In iiio 3tr.r ic iho wife unci were y which cat short by Vca vith the fish in bis seii is no nso this sumo as ta the J. Miner hsd represented n as E. S tbat the was nu to the Bit whea TUE The ef the nd 0/ llit of tha 2?p3ia;?d by to consider ull orU tbo and of has so far three A and fit J. of New York for tba nnd the claim of ihc at tha executive A lint iif these with accompanies the ia three the The has two sections of its ia iix cad tbo other in the two cover about aud forty MEAKY U ELK AS The etate department hua received information from of iho re-lease of arrested in the repression the assassin's Aug. 14. Bin Francisco says oil tho statements to the it wsr not that skeleton was be a few wilt hs to see Pieces of his have been piven by tea doctors of the array to their friends to bo worked up into The coffin bus been cut tip info Pieces of the coHia aro being by of the employes of tba on watch In the mean time tbo decision of the haa not been made eg to whether Dr. is tbe legal of the whether or not he bad o right to of the body by it to tha U- The Star the government uro liberally to the requests of the republican committee for a General who acred secretary to during the prior to big he never the to been written by Dorsey to until its publication Ho the transaction as and says it Del have licen it hid for he opened and all to Thero other which him acd others that ia a- recent and put out as a bid for tho to tbs parties out their present TEE YELLOW of Kew imd aud - tto twenty-four at 8 p. m. August had new casca of yellow fever cue and bad twenty-three yew cms li - the hours at 8 p. m. on tha of and cay s new cases and li of ttn in from The ia the poorer Muila will be to alt in the The is not so malignant 23 in Tha weather ia 14.-Tho 2fewh' special eays ihc governor hsu a quarantine against Mexican and authorized counties on the Kio exposed points to iog rapidly down and it in they were hired to do the have been followed down tho river by detectives for a distance of forty 14.-On a petition of business men of Fall President Arthur has a pardon to teller of Pocasset National convicted of COLD 3IURPSB, 13.-"While a saloonkeeper named on tbe was tending bar on Saturday a man rode no to the door and fired and killed It ia tho kill waa the of a quarrel with GULLED BY A 14.-Aaron prominent farmer near waa implicitly trusted by his hao to the extent 0.10 of whom ia bin IELD FOB A is 11 -A weeks age two named Holding and arrested in this city on a trivial confessed that they murdered a woman named Saphia acv en years and were held pending an The Swedish consul hwe has ret civ ed a report from the chamber of police of of the prisoners m to tho tho Another which leads probability to the ia the fact that tbe picture of a paid for having T. Li or yUT SALES OP and Summer CLOTHING THE racing Reports Icom Aug. 11.-Tho corn to the secretary of hoard ol continues in a favorable Tho yield of wiil in all probability reach two million azd bring at least The Kansas crop h tha ever and it all From fifty sixty battels to the 33 not an uncommon An average i3 predicted of forty bushels to the ta not a single adverse report ia The acreage is placed at five hundred and twenty-three an over 1SSI of per The crop it amount to million a meat regarding the whest are still coming in. Threshing counties which were at 0 ara turning out to CRIMINAL Boys and TOGETHER A Ur Burning of fine work In Iron tad work 314 Of Men's ishing jaen's of Price From It will bo to your goods nnd rid of summer St t J low to zm x w. toy and hear rny prices before buying Profit is bo aim ia to get ibr fall and winter 214 Milwaukee 0. Bock is Quails tnl For and Ly Mathes & Bro GET SISALS AT THE PALACE Commutation Per Cent. and Bate THE ONLY RESTAURANT IN THE BLOCK Telephone No 60 THE LABOR States of tuo at Aug. Knights of at tho of to hold out in tho strike and all necessary would be It is slated that tho Central American tenants will withdraw frora tho have to the company an official asking to namo a time and placo for the A NEW IN TUK Aug. 1-1-A special says the has assumed a new phase on account of the reported at the ta oue of the old It hi alleged that the cl in m to ho packed with and why can outvote the men carry cut tho of tiie Jarrett ia preparing a circular i-d to prevent this and it will bo signed by official representing forty thousand in the Pittsburg the at K Y. Aug. M lost more of new workmen The strikers received tho Central labor union's promise of financial nnd in continence are 03ir;;ciBm of scabs is the of the cud ia enforced fo the extreme The next on tho part of the mill managers is awaited with interest They claim to have exhausted and aggressive are looked Tha ara masters of the to THE RAILROADS ot Hid on tlie Suit Late Extension of tiie Denver nnd Rio Danver Aug. 14.-The Utah enter of the Denver and JUo Grande railroad ir completed to three and thirty miles from fonr hundred and sevan from As the company has now in operation in Utah about cno hundred and eight miles extending eastward from Salt less than three hundred remains to ho built to complete the connection ou this Grading is nearly finished and ihe preparation for rapid track-laying indicate the of this new through tiae b7 December 31. THE Aug. 11.-Albert and Marion vice-president and general manager of the Chicago aud Northwestern left this fox to confer with H. who holds tho interest in the Tho conference will determine several important Oao of them is to be the of a to caver the present heid by the of Aug. 13.-The of sunk here oji of the remains The freight i3 removed from her 2wjV7 Aug. 13.-The report of a collision rival Corny Island this evening much iu ibid city and that the aea beach buat iisto tho iron pier boat end that tho former waa badly damaged David and were while Aug. 13 employe in the into Chicago on Saturday night on leaving two little Geven acd nine years iu hiu house He tha last train and was to in tho city Oq homo he discovered he children had blown cut the and smothered to THE 1 i Bruno ton third j 1:1U. The of a Jennio V The mare brake down her work yea The third three quarters of Bounce Pride 1:15. The fourth cue milo and 1:5U.__ Fatal ami a ot Aug. 13.-The Fort says Doyle late thia afternoon attempted arrest George and 2021-pacion for disorderly The two bent injuring him shot George Alexander usd left him while he took tho other rough to the tion when uo himself fall exhausted by his wounds and had parried AND Aug. 13,- a prominent merchant at was murdered and robbed at Lebanon last FATAL Aug. 13 a village twenty miles north of ia row last Heathcote was knocked down and killed by a rusa named James is in FOUND 21UBlJEUEi>. Aug. 13.-A German saloon keeper named Alexander and his wife acd seven were- found in this i Their heads had ai hatchet and throats A six i month's infant was left a Efforts arc being made to discover the It 13 not believed that the murderer got any Tea disreputable characters found leaving the city have becT on Aug. 14.-The says further investigation the murder the Wiener family show that a robbery was in connection with it. A two pistols and two and Bome money were of two men by a circuitous were traced from to ihe river bank early on tlay two negroes wera seen of Court Aug. 13.-A special ThQ house of Randolph county at burned to tha All of the official documents of the of ware burned aod macy including tho probate anu tho sheriff A portion of tiiB records in the in a damaged Tho real estate records ore all as two ssls of abstract The coat and insured for Ii was at first to be a of incendiarism and a for the that ihe fire a cigar slump thrown Git ANT CITY St. 13.-Tue special twelve were destroyed thoro Inst The loss is estimated at 510,000. INSANE ASYLUM 13,-This afternoon the barn of Samuel U was burned by an the five was tho county 2tar by waa discovered to be cn fire and entirely together with the Tho building vrsa erected fourteen yeare The total lost is aid The ona and fourteen in were all Rived origin of the tiro is Kansas Aug. 13.-Tho special eays a firo thia destroyed almost nil tho portion of the L The are was MILL Aug. 1-1 figuring mill of Bliss & Wood burned yesterday As the laill has been shut days for origin of tho Uro 11V mill owned by this to beGn fired by Loss from to IN A COAL 14--A special to tho from that at 10 tho apparatus of a coal fire with lbs machinery was a Two mea ascending aa the fire broko ont barely Three mou wets in the but were Eaved from by tho opening of the furnace doors which tbe smoke Several in the shaft were Groat excitement prevailed for a long especially tbe mining in the Aug. 14- Tho most liro iu the of thia city took place this were the entire block in the center 0/ the Tbe total loss is insurance abant FulUm Special to The Aug. 14.-Tho democratic county convention was held here ibis There were two and delegates The was called to order ot 2 p m. W. T. Davidaon was made chairman and S. G. aad D. Oa the stage with weie sino among whom was Miss tha candidate for school Tho convention waa large Same disturbance arosa among tha of one or two Tho usual amount of waa but 20 fights Tho ticket is as For county D. for county F. P. for D. J. for for superintendent of Mips Alice for H. B. for the laman The following resolution was by of and by a vote of 103 io 117: That while liquor prohibition s not and not to be a party till we demand that cur representatives iu the ners general assembly tiso all honorable means 10 have nu to tho state constitution to tho people at a prohibiting ihe manufacture cud Bale of TJIE REPUBLICAN The republican convention will be held here to COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION Aug 14-The Lao county | democratic convention was held iu this j city io The following delegates la. this judicial and the state i were | William C. C. Peter j Dr. C. and H. I William G. I Van i John John Hogan J. M. scoad third Judge fourth John H 11. J. H. T. S. H. and Anton Perry P. Dub John F. S. 2-1, D. F. Paschal A. and P. Dr. G. B- SI West H. Henry C Van A. D. N. F. H. and D. F. Judge H. H. Trimble and J. M. Tiis delegation is for for the nomination for the firat Tho wera unanimously by the 2icsotvet1, That Jamas H german is the emphatic of the democrats of Lee county ae candidate of the democratic party in the congressional district of That this convention acd earnestly recommend him to the consideration aud of which at Mount September 1-4, 1SS2. Mr. will very probably the as acd Van Buren counties are for A SEA SIDE Hl Sow by tho ol Fever at it Long 13o- Long Aug. 13.-The at near of two cases 01 typhoid The proprietor a notice I thirs cu The we at N. of W. and Albert c of tha banker The physicians the cannot now removed within tea The proprietor io keep tho hotel for them that time 500 The friends of the sick nay they are to pay any hat uoS tho amount ch The says if tho ill removal at onco he thought ho a3 soon as the were aud keep hia full of tho of the and if the kept in the hotel ho waited tho loss made N. 14 the owner of the nour wont Mr. Field's room nS two this morning and told him he had fitted up hospital quarters for and Mrs. refused to allow Andrews to be and who been refused to allow his wife to be token from tho The conversation wav a stormy aud all the cu tho were When the Epoke of locking the Carey said If you I will call my engineer cod tako out tho sido of if one spoke of defending tho with Carey said then it will be a question has the most the grit aod the Carev to tho hotel Field after ha had two for 55,500 to bo credited all tho receipts and be charged with all tbo This offer waa met with tbo did not come down hers to rnn tbe It is understood thai the 55000 demanded by have Galy the two flick and physicians are in the Aug. 14 Inter Ocean's THE OLD AraM Pasha Actively at Work Erecting A Body of Troops tho Snez Foreigners Impatient of British Rule at The Trade Arabi Pasha a Rebel not Yet Signed by the Conviction Several Parties for Outrages in Review of the British Grain Terrible Powder Foreign situation is such tbat n incident would suffice to set tho whole province not yet 9IONBD. Aug. 14, 8 p. irade declaring Arabi Pasha a rebel and authorizing an military convention has not yet been THE CONFERENCE met at tbe of Said Pasha to-day and discussed question of the tion af the Suez but no decision was It is believed the resolutions of the conference in relation thia matter have no immediate bearing on the It is understood that tbe majority of the ambassadors is ia favor of bringing the conference to a close or special esys two suicides occurred there This morning Harris Miss Balla to whom ho had beta refused to be he went ont and hanged Thia evening O A. a prominent and auditor of tho Dda and brains out while an a warrant for hia arrest on of Last April he taero tho daughter of a wealthy The is that ha bid a uad child in Rumors are afloat that he had dva or six Ueath of a Good 14 or of the Chippewa rho with some of bis have been exhibiting on the lake front their Indian died this morning at the Mercy where he waa taken yesterday to bo treated for kidney Ha was sixty years of age and was a good He was one of the two survivors of the Custer he and a teamster having narrowly escaped from the Hta body will be convened to Red His companion have daubed their faces with black oa a token of A Ilise In Slur Lb we New Aug. 14.-The rice in stocks to-day is explained by the announcement tbat tho executive committee will meet at Saratoga sn important will bo taken in relation the of tie large by the A 13.-Rav. T. for pastor of the Tab in this has accepten a pastoral call from tbe First Presbyterian church of Caso Council Aug. 14.-Council Bluffa 7, Dabuque Aug. 14.-Detroits 6, Troys THE WAR IN Aug. 13.-Chnrch services were held on Sunday in tbe The enemy's main defenses appear NON It ia teat Pasha laborers away to avoid tbe necessity tf feeding COMPLIMENT TO THE The Dake of has applied to have the marinas brigaded with the Thia ia taken ss a by the A News received of 0 skirmish to the westward of Alexandria beyond the Meks Sailors and marines drove a number of back with the fire of a email field There was no loss cn the FOREIGN Foreigners begin to grumble and find fault at tbe so-called vigilance committee to watch European This movement will bo a source of considerable to Sir Games Wolseley unless firmly dealt DESTROYING GUN Aug. 13.-It is reported that a party irom tho gunboat Condor went ashore Sunday and destroyed stores of gun beyond tho Meka ing to the Tho skirmish beyond 1 reported in tbe previous 1 occurred on this Several 01 tbe enemy were 1 FIRES IN THE Aug. 14.-Fires magnitude are visible to-day in the renr of the enemy's position at FOE Aug. 13.-Tho of occupation in Egypt will be reinforced by the third division of tha first army a of have bean ordered in readiness for active The troop ship at is uoder ders to take this week about two thousand additional officers and men to strengthen tho regiments already in whilo further detachments of artillery will embark on the transport at LANDING OF Aug. 13.-The Stream Guards landed this morning and marched to whero a whole brigade of toot guards is now encamped under command of the duke of GERMAN General Alison having written the commander of the German Habicht tbat security can now bo guaranteed in the German sailors guarding the German hospital were Thia removes the foreign landing THREATENING THE Aug. 12.-The rebels in great force have taken np immediately threatening the The Admiral has occupied tho water Ho will not allow any interference whatever from Da EN ROUTE TO Aug. 13.-The transport with the forty-second passed on her way to Aug. 13,-The transport Tower Hill arrived to-day and proceeded to The troopship Euphrates baa also and takes on board the second battallion of the Manchester t and a battery of royal The transports and Hill passed here to-day on their way to SHOTS Aug. 11 evening soma show were exchanged and several prisoners captured near tba DRYING Laka near junction is np and are thus enabled to go to and from Kafr tl bs yond the reach of guns or A captain in the Egyptian posed to bs the of dispatcher Arabi waa captured at Suez and a of Arabic to be important were found upon The Bittern has to Soma in the vicinity of Jerusalem have been j There ia much PORT An outbreak is thought any The aiz ready for One hundred of ammunition aro served The steamship Palmyra arrived with a GUIDES FOE THE Aug. 14.-Tho khedive baa appointed fifteen of his household officers to act and interpreters to the ranting ERECTING Arabi troops are baay erecting earthworks beyond SECURING havo been sunk about tho English positions and found to answer well tho of the liaU WILL SUBMIT TO TUB Aug. 14. - telegrama confirm report that Arabi Pasha will submit to the sol AID FOR Aug. 14.-A gentleman recalled a letter from an cf the confederate army that a cavalry expedition ia being organized in the states to aid Arabi nnd requesting him to join the which is expected to start ibr Egypt in Tbo Military Convention Sot Yet 13.-The military convention ia not yot The baa not jot given bis approval to tha submitted by the on The draft of ihe convention proposed by England differs in several particulars from the Ottoman is no idea of giving the the command of the British sad troops in a brother of formerly grand shereif of lately has received tha decoration of Tbe decoration caused a genua THE ATTITUDE OF THE 13.-As an indication of the spirit which the parte ia sending troops to it is stated medical Murder of a Constable In 13.-A constable named Brown fatally to-day at Five bullets entered hia ARRESTED FOR Tho five of a company of fifty men near THE Thu Committee in charge of the Limerick have refused the offer by Lloyda cup valued st MONEY FOR THE The inspector general of tbe constabulary to county inspectors in Ireland for distribution among tho AT 13-It ia stated that guns have been placed in tho upper yard of the and other precautions in of a tha bodies of infantry parade the streets with guns to-night and cause sumo The are reticent in regard to the increased THE STEAMER Aug. V-i steamer Mosel ia acd heavy seas have washed away many of htr THE LAND 13.-There was a demonstration to-day in connection with the League Commins and and O'Connor were Commins claimed that the Irish party bad forced the house of commons to yield ranch more than the houee Ho that the party continue its united efforts to abolish A resolution thanking the Irish national party ia the commons was unanimously claimed that the party contains some the ablest men in the O'Connor urged his hearers to renewed efforts at tbe next general PURCHASE OF RAILWAY 13.-Five complete railway consisting of twelve carriages have been purchased for in PRECAUTIONS AGAINST The board of health baa decided to enforce a strict quarantine all vessels rom the islands and the on account of the prevalence of ANXIOUS TO FIND THE 13.-The Sportsman owing to answer from the Yale boat the Thames Rowing club have accepted the challenge of the Hills dale The Hillsdale crew started on Friday on a trip to the and all effort a to intercept them have thus far Their passage already will ba cancelled if if it corats will take place a month over the championship GOING TO chief of the London fire sailed on Saturday for America to attend the convention of fixe engineers at THE Tha ex of the haa arrived at Is ia rumored that the at tbe interview to be granted him will inform him of the decision of her government to restore bim to his Xt is elated that a resident will be appointed to reside at the Zulu in order to advise bim on questions relative to external THE GRAIN 14.-The Mart in its review of the trade for tbe past progress has made with the but grain generally is very the yield variable aud the n little The crop ia in small The ISSi crop ia except the finest which are one shilling Foreign ia excessively dull and and declined one shilling on There is no off There have been several Business in cargoes on and for shipment is The Boating bulk baa considerably Maize is very and prices are Tho af English wheat for tho past weak were 10,122 quarters afc 50s against 13,982 quarters al 4Ga 3d during ing the period last SENTENCED TO PENAL Aug. 14.-In thB court a decision was in Join Savage and Manrice found guilty of having on the 17th of several outrages in the neighborhood of county Horko was sentenced to fifteen years and each of the others to tea years penal Three men guilty a savage assault on a person named at were sentenced to servitude for fifteen and ten and a man who fired at soldiers in was sentenced to lifelong DIVERGENT Aug. 14.-It is that a divergence of exista between the and Lord respecting tha wording of the proclamation against Arabi England insists on commanding the Turkish It ia stated that the question will bs up before tho Explosion of 13.-By the accidental explosion of o barrel of gunpowder in a shop near a school in all the children in the school who wera wera A large number of were taken ont from the The windows aad doors of a and other in the neighborhood were that twenty Christian appointed to accompany tie Egyptian expedition and who had received pay and made every preparation for their were stopped at the lost moment and their places filled by The reso 1 lution to proclaim Arabi Patha a rebel peached only after a protracted discussion between the police clique and the ministerial The grand vizier Rnd the minister of foreign affairs insisted on the of the and that a war with England ba a hie calamity for Russia was ready to into Ajua Minor and Austria to into Arabi Pasha was invited to lay down Lis and until a reply ia received from him the proclamation will not become PRECAUTIONS AGAINST A NATIVE Aug. 14.-The strongest orders havo been pent to the governors of aud Aleppo to take exceptional care io secure public order and prevent an outbreak of A correspondent writing from Rays events in Egypt ore greatly influencing the Syria SOUTH Tho War Becoming One of Aug. 5.*-Hewe from Pern states that the war is becoming one of The excesses of the Chilian iu the interior have excited tbe who are rising against tho Thia news has caused a profound ia Public meetings were at which the orators employed the most violent ncd that the should at once march against A committee was formed which to raisa ten thousand men far the purpose and to furnish the funds desire to withdraw the troops in the interior to thousand fire men have left Valparaiso I It is said the Lima garrison will be increased from threes thousand to twelve and that no detachments mil be kept in the parties will leave the capital and collect forced loans aad levy on etc. THE ECUADOR The revolution ia Ecuador makes slow SCARCITY OF FOOD The great scarcity of corn is causing serious of the season threatens a In the department of the maize on which the people are entirely dependent for it is feared will be a total father of the of now visiting the United of the Gorman at Aug. 13.-Tha death is announced of Baron late German minister ai FALL OF THE The empress of while waiting on Saturday in the of slipped and and received a severs shake and several slight  

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