Weekly Hawk Eye And Telegraph (Newspaper) - June 7, 1883, Burlington, Iowa before get uu T Dr the Herald W CASE anch -u i Address V CO In O TV n J rs THE WEEKLY HAWK-EYE IOWA JUNE 7 WASHINGTON NEWS XA i AT CAPITA L Sipert Testimony lit iTie Argument In Stur Route Cast A to the The Drawback OH Washington June following is ni abstract of the report of Burchard director of the the production of precious metals in the United States The ci the of the United States for the year was in gold and in silver Compared with the previous years this shows a decline of in gold and an increase of in silver The comparative decline in the production of gold was greater in California thau in any other state or territory In Oregon where the mining is there was a and also in Nevada Idaho and Dakota In silver the principal in- crease was ir Idaho Montana and New Mexico Colorado furnished in silver that in 1881 The production oi the country by states and territories is as Si In by incorporated Companies blight failing on from i 1 Unc and f-evenn-h've upon for the ot on mining amounting to about Tiie of tor T year to f import a of ignited MI a net to the ut and railroad and by tlw latter transferred to the corporation first named The assert that such a mortgage has been ex- is to be used as the basis for the land grant bonds that the plated transaction is in violation of law and that there are grave as to the right of the New Orleans Pacific company to avail itself of this grant in any ay THE SUGAtt The secretary ot the treasury has in- collectors of regard to the on sugar under the tariff act of March 3 1883 fixing certain rates until September 1383 The allowance on sugars will be subject to a of one per centum and the allowance on syrups to a deduction often per centum as prescribed by law Meanwhile the commission is to be appointed consisting of George Keys sugar examiner at Boston Ira Ayer Jr special treasury at New York and one refiner to be selected by the trade at New York to determine the proper rate of drawback on sugar and syrups under the act referred to HOG CHOLERA It is said by officers of tke department of agriculture that hog cholera is cally exterminated Unsuccessful attempts have been made for weeks to secure virus from infected hogs for experimental poses KUT The commissioner of internal revenue has decided that the dies rolls and plates that have been used by the government in printing labels and wrappers bearing in- ternal revenue stamps cannot be returned to the original owner Liver A medicine that destroys the germ or cause of Bright's Disease Diabetes noy and Liver Complaints and has power to root them out of the system is above all price Such a medicine is Hop Bitters and positive proof of this call be found by one trial or 03 risking your neighbors who have been cured bv h in by coinage and the net of circulation in gold and in siher coin still maintains tbe second and territories and likely to me Its gold mismanagement in mining but a seems tu be and ing 11 j iii Idaho the of ild slightly thau in the but there it it notable in silver In the industry in- in tiie increase in the d having been n mer DC Washington route POLITICAL of tlie Cou Columbus June convention convened at four o'clock this after noon the district delegations having held previously to select members of the various ator L P Walcott a- temporary man made a reviewing the r cord of the party endorsing the tion on the temperance subject md also highly mantling the administration of Governor Foster during the The usual committees was then announced and the Ad- o'clock to-morrow when committee on resolutions will report and a ticket nominated There is nu change of sentiment to the head of the ticket and the irc that will be nominated on tiie first ballot by OF AT UCS Homes June is a attendance for the democratic state con- vention which meets here to-morrow attendance will be the in the history of the party iu the state There is an active contest on the nomination for governor aud supreme judge Hall and C A Claik decline to be lor governor It i- admitted that would be nominated if lie would allow it The friends ot L G Kinne and Colonel W H Mevritt are working the hardest with the Kinne men very confident ot The friends of Hayes are confident of success but Barton the only opposing has apparently much strength to-day and To-night there is another movement on foot to of Clinton for governor and to and Hayes are from the county but the truth is that the convention is as to both ol thoe with four fifths uf the delegates unpledged and undecided Alexander Sullivan John Byrne aad Chas president vice ot the Irish National League of America the member of the council seven temporary and the chairmen ot the Philadelphia the two or the National League of America and the chairman of the late committee of seven They include also eight congressmen five judges ten Catholic priests three Protestant the national delegate of the Ancient Order of Hibernians and several aires including Eugene Kelly the banker of New P H Kelly merchant at St Paul Tim Foley a mine owner in Colorado John Fitzgerald land owner in Thomas Lynch distiller of Chicago Interest will attach to the drebs in view of the that it was written by two priests Rev P A McKenna of Hudson aud Rev Charles O'Reilly of Detroit and that a priest is acting as treasurer LEAGUE MEETING Chicago June A meeting to ratify the proceedings ot the Philadelphia con- vention and for the formation of a branch of the Irish National League of America was held in the parish school house of the Catholic cathedral of tbe Soly Name to-night Rev P J Conway vicar general of this diocese presiding The meeting was of more than usual im- portance from the fact thot reports were received in regard to the progress of the league in this city It is reported that re- ports were received from thirty-eight soci ties in this city which parsed votes of affiliation with the Irish National League of America An address was delivered by Alexander Sullivan president of the tional League and by Judge The following are extracts from Sullivan s address outlining the policy of the sation more definitely than he has fore The Irish National League is an that may appropriately meet m a schoolhouse It may justly ask the tion of men whose lives are dedicated to religion Jt is humane just and patriotic in purposes It aims to remove insecurity brutality and lions of foreign misrule and to establish in their place security contentment thrift and peace which only como TO n people enjoying the national right of self-government It is not an organisation of without Order reason or for its foundations guides Neither it cold bloodless movement seeking mere commercial or betterment without the dominant spirit of native The Irish National League of America at a safe i M UL A recently established i tt To day Senator an called ai the department and urged representing that thu service June ihc Kill inve on la he Captain John R Walker of ilis Third censured has left vort Apache without Cobb Indiana and t through an t THE An Address to the Irish lu America Chicago June following address on the testimonial signed by twu hundred issued here to-day To the Irish race its fenders and sympathisers throughout The people of Ireland are ai the present moment engaged in preparing i national proof of their gratitude Their have called it a Parnell tcstirao- monial Faithful to the of past forget own und the wrongs from which they seller to unite in showing their second liberator how well his spirit of self-sacrifice and sublime demotion to onward though plow advance towards the destruction of an alien nnu the complete realization of ity In this testimonial prelate and people have joined and issued their appeal and with an parable tent in which whether or small are by the spirit iu which they are guen The League of America will ever be the faithful echo and auxiliary of the which rallied the standard at houie Faithful to that spirit the Philadelphia was opened work was Let the answer to this appea generous and trife from the citie and towns from Canada and from will be a reward for a laborer worthy of his one unceasingly at every sacrifice has borne heat and burden of the day in the national thorough weal and calumny has labored faced the foe T Conaly ef hase Us has consented 10 act as of the testimonial in and to hiai therefore all tions should whether from or A list of the will be Tbe signers sire representative men from nearly every slate and territory in the They include who arc in the of slavery and n a the scene of the conflict It will not the embarrassing when tu do would be both mad nets and a crime It will be a faithful auxiliary ready to furnish resources to is less fortunate brethren to enable to go where they may go in prudence whert they in justice to an oppressed people I will give its loyal moral aad its liberal cial support without or dictation to the organization linger the cool patient and patriotic guidance of Charles Stewart which has united the people taught them self-reliance and self-control and compelled Gladstone's court to ad- mit that they had been robbed of 000 a year by absentee landlords of 31 tne Is three times the he was before he began using Health Druggists Herman Mo city was into a state of intense excitement shortly after midnight this morning by the lynching of Whitney the murderer of iTang Burchard A mob numbering about two hundred surrounded the jail guards being stationed with drawn revolvers to keep back the carious crowd The jailer fused th surrender the when axes were brought y suspected the of the iid crouched upon cell and prayed fervently The jailer forced to lead the way to Whitney's cell wat forced open and a long rope which mob had brought with them was around his waist Half fainting the doomed man fell on his when nuce in open air and asked leave to pray again This wab granted but as he continued his appeals too long he was jerked to his feet and dragged through the into the dense woods that cover the where he was hanged ix or i nne notorious ber brothers by reason of ot Sheriff Sheppard Iowa las September and for other and for whose capture reward is in Illinois and in thi state were discovered near Sumner on Monday afternoon Deputy Sheriff A H Jams and a attempted their capture and Jar vis was wounded in the shoulder by one of the outlaws An armed body of two hundred men is nov in the vicinity for capture appears assured June report reached Sumner at o'clock Sunday that the Barber brothers were seen in a three miles north of Sumner A H of ty with six men started after them When the school house the party separated and the Barber boys soon seen by some of he parly and fired at They ran south and were met by Jarvis when the boys commenced firing aad hit Jarvis in the shoulder and the Barbers escaped Sheriff Fair of West Union was on Monday with one hundred men and they trying to capture them This morning the Barbers were at a house a mile south of Tripoli and parties have gone there after them The sheriff of BUck Hawk county has started out from Waterloo and coming north The for their capture are poor as the are out The Barbers leit their coats and boots on Sunday evening in the woods near Summer is not wounded All the of were out on Sunday night and Monday hunting the Barber boys arid without coats or boots and have white j une Cedar At last accounts the Barber brothers had not been captured were supposed to be in Wilson's grove where their coats boots and cartridge belts were Four hundred men scoured the woods but could not find them A body of armed men is still in believed they have gone into the timber along the Volga or rivers Every known avenue of escape therefrom is guarded CAPTURED Waverly Iowa June Barber boys were captured this evening about while eating their supper in a house about six miles south of Tripoli Iowa after a very desperate fight in which the Barber boys were severely wounded Four men were shot two mortally HIS Charlotte N C June L Shields shot dead Joe G super- intendent of the Maryland and Charlotte copper mines this morning Shields claims that seduced his refused to marry her Shields HOSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE from Overwork Dr Baniel T Nelson Chicago find it a pleasant and valuable remedy in indigestion particularly in overworked ot at Chicago Chicago June an alarm turned in at two o'clock tins morning caused by the discovery that cus was on fire the department responded but before any engines were brought into action the destruction of the main tent was complete Several streams played oa the blaze and succeeded in pre- venting the spread of tbe fire to the ing canvas under which were the cages o I wild boasts The flames ran up the canvas to the center poles in a twinkling and a gorgeous scene was presented on the lake front for a few moments Michigan avenue lor blocks being as light as day while the shipping in the harbor was clearly out- lined The canvas and guy ropes destroyed the center poles were to the ground crushing the private boxes anil carrying the fire in among the reserved seats entailing their almost com- plete destruction The in charge of the stable tents was apprised in time to enable the hostlers to lead out all the horses quietly The wild animals bud all been locked up for the night and as they could not see the flames were in no sense panic striken although the smell ot smoke appeared to excite some ol them The actual properly lobs is estimated at or with no insurance BIAXE Philadelphia lune four-story building on Edward street burned to-night occupied by furniture and machine fac tories Loss insurance Two Men Killed a Boiler Memphis June the explosion of a pile driver engine on the Memphis aud Charleston railroad yesterday near grange Tennessee Engineer Harry ens and Fireman Lee were killed and Tom an engineer and a man Tom us seriously injured Philadelphia June schooner Fannie A Bailey horn Che for adelphia is ashore at Cape May Three men and one child were ASHORE Montreal June steamer shaw from this port on the of May for London England is ashore at th Newfoundland and is a total loss Her freight consisted chiefly of wheat pens ind cattle The vessel and cargo arc fully insured tJve of And it stimulates and promotes the rowth of hair Burnett's flavoring extracts are the best of tlie ami Western Chicago June 3 annual meeting of of the Chicago Rock land and Pacific and the Chicago and Western Indiana railroads will be held here and that of the Chicago and on Thursday freight agents of the roads ing the bound me there to-day and considered matters pertaining to the division of including the evening of percentages on a money basis as heretofore and the proposed method of evening ness by allotting the traffic fco members in exact proportion to their percentages in the pool The conclusions arrived at were not made public but it is understood the details are not completed LINK Chicago June 3 The Michigan tral sweeping changes in its running schedule to take on day making a reduction in the time be- tween and Xew York of from one and a half to four hours It is anticipated that this change will force competing lines to change th ir schedules and will a lime war roaches ants rats mice gophers chipmunks cleared out by Rough on lo cents House Boston June 4 The clearing house exchanges tor the week ending lune 2 for the leading clearing in the United States were 333 120 lu the South June 6 The drought in this action has resulted in incalculable damage Information from the southwest represents an alarming affairs cattle raisers to feed or their stock The pastures ure all dried up and crops arc suffering greatly for the want of rain Convention Boston Boston June A conference of prominent Irishmen representing the different Amen can oi this state met Sast ami a call for a to be held at the of battie Boyue FOREIGN NEWS FOR LAWFUL Reports of Troubled front mayor of Report of at General Foreign Intelligence SENTENCED TU June Harrington has been sentenced to months for printing placards Inviting sons who wished to join the and two compositors were sentenced to two months each THE MAYOR OF MOSCOW London June Daily News cor- respondent at Berlin says the mayor of Moscow has gone to his estate or in other words has been banished for Laving expressed the hope in his speech at the banquet to mayors of cities during the coronation that the czar would institute a constitutional re- gime N ALIVE roil WITCHCRAFT Advices received from Sierre Leone under date of May that fifty persons were roasted alive lor witchcraft in the Sherbro district IX A dispatch to the Standard from Sierra Leone states that King Kafle Kalkali tbe author of the late war in has been forcibly restored to his throne A British envoy has been sent to sle to endeavor to arrange a understanding of the difficulties One and Poisoned Berlin June hundred and three soldiers stationed at Posen have been accidentally poisoned The condition of the men is dangerous Report of tlie Fighting itt Paris lunc official report from Tonquin in regard to the recent hostilities near Hanoi states that Captain was killed while endeavoring to prevent the capture of a gun which was recovered The wounded were carried back to Hanoi but the dead were left behind The enemy lost one hundred and thirteen men The situation at Hanoi is reassuring Two companies of troops started from for Hanoi on the nit The commander at Ft telegraphs that he is able to repel any attack IOWA Pilcil mid Des Moines June following cases were decided in the supreme court to-day State ot Iowa vs Thomas Ruby district court reversed Mary A Ball appellant against the town of bine Harrison county Eobert Blake Michael Barrett Harrison district court reversed of the I the New June Brooklyn bridge disaster inquest was continued this afternoon The acting president of the bridge that there were fifty per cent less people on the bridge at the time the accident than on the previous day All the policemen of the city could not have stemmed the tide of humanity that rushed over the at the time of the panic the people would not obey the police but were with he did not see how the stairway could be done away with and they were not built with a view of ing any expense the weakest part of the bridge which is near the anchorage was capable of sustaining a weight of sixty-five thousand tons and at the very most the weight which the bridge will have to bear is estimated at seventeen thousand tons so it could be considered as absolutely safe Detective O'Connor thought ten men in uniform could have stemmed the panic and averted the catastrophe J B of Brooklyn thought he panic was due to the action of the bridge policemen who ordered the crowds to go back to Xew York thus bringing about the crush The jury after an hour's deliberation i returned with a verdict in which found that the death of the victims re- from and by being trampled and they abo found the trustees reprehendable in not having bridge properly policed and recommended that the or foot passengers be improved edar June Iowa Grand dgc of Masons convened in the ra house this morning The following are in Hon John T n eman delivered the come to the city to which the grand master responded The grand masters address ivas able and exhaustive was reati during morning and erred to a committee Various working committees were appointed The session will for three THE TURF Races itt Louisville June track was slow racing poor In the club purse for of a mile Bob Miles and the lilley Amy had a walk over the only other entry being drawn The Celling purse mile heats Metropolis wort second cello third and The Nature stakes lor nil a distance ot one and mile John Henry won Keller second others drawn time for three-quarters of a mile Loyd Daly won Miss Brewster ond Neophyte third time The theatre stakes a steeplechase handicap ior all ages one and miles Snow Bok won Guy second Revenge third time New York June Jerome park tha track was and the racing spirited The mile ana a Bootjack won Macbeth second Renegade third time The ladies stakes for old fillies one mile and a half Miss Woodford won Cornation second view third time The Jockey club handicap two miles Monroe won Monitor second Hilarity third time The soiling sweepstakes three-fourths of a mile won Perplex second not third time The steeplechase handicap over a short course son won Ranger second thrid time PROVIDENCE RACES Providence June Narragansett park meeting opened to-day In the class Judge Davis won Magie ond Susie D best time In the class Kentucky Wilkes won Dan Smith second best time proprietors of Elys Cream Balm do not claim it to be a cure-all but a sure remedy for Catarrh Colds in the head and Hay Fever Price oO cents Apply into nostrils with little finger I cheerfully add ray testimony to the value of Ely's Cream Balm as a specific in the case of my sister who has been seriously debilitated with Catarrh for the past eight years having tried ineffectually other remedies and several specialty doctors m Boston She improved at once under this discovery and has gained her health and hearing which had been con- incurable W secretary of the Phoinix Manufacturing company Grand Rapids Michigan Lottt in flic Milwaukee Fifield sou of D C Fifield of the chamber of com- merce lias been lost in woods of the range near Ashland Wisconsin for five days having Engineer surveying party while doing work for tbe Wisconsin road The party have given up work and are scouring the woods with dogs The American Ulcilicit 1 Cleveland June American ical association meets here to-morrow in its annual session and will con- four days The address of welcome will be delivered by General Ed S Meyer The forenoons will be devoted to business In the afternoons the will bo divided into seven tions meeting separately to hear papers on and the various subdivisions of materia physiology surgery etc Several hundred delegates have already arrived annual meeting of the American Medical association began here to-day about one thousand distinguished physicians ing from all parts of the country The afternoon was consumed in the con- sideration of professional topics There was a reception and banquet at the house roller rink Dr K C of attending tlie convention died suddenly this afternoon of apoplexy at 1 he house of Dr Weber The deceased was upward of sixty years old and eminent among Ohio physicians A Victim or Her Own New York June May 23 artificial flower factory No 190 Green street owned by Mrs Louise Guedan a French woman sixty-two years old destroyed by fire Mrs ran up stairs when the fire broke out and warned her workmen and other occupants and she alone failed to escape and was much praised for her heroic self-sacrifice At the inquest to-day it was learned that she had tried to induce two of her workmen to burn the house to obtain the insurance as she was financially It is now believed that failing to induce the workmen to fire the building she did so Ol an tiers Springfield June township of health of the Peach Orchard county reports the existence of in that locality One horse has shot by the advice of a local ary and two others are affected The supervisor and assessor write to the state of health for advice and instruction the premises Springfield June overseer of isolated since the first case was He reports three deaths wo convalescent and five bedfast Ul 11 Circuit Tent Suspension X Y June During the performance of Nathan's cus this evening the canvas tents were struck by a squall and utterly Tuero were about fifteen persons in the tents and a terrible janic ensued and many persons were in- ured though none fatally June house to-day concurred in the senate amendments to the to prevent political parties from ng assessments The senate judicial com mil tee reported their liability to agree Both bouses appointed committees to investigate the charges the Standard Oil company The congressional apportionment conference committee was not able to agree on a acceptable to both parties Killed New York June W Green the engineer supplying steam number of manufacturing r killed himself this afternoon in his room at He had previously nade two attempts He lost -in a business venture about three years ago md about the a separation be- tween himself and wife occurred His wile lives in Brooklyn with two children EHs son at manager of tbe troup No erer felt the de- of language much as the
