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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-19


John Smith, an orphan boy, was
drowned in slough near Dubuque, las {,
Tuesday evening, while bathing.
An Englishman named Cahoos, was
killed by sun-stroke, in Davenport, las,
Saturday afternoon.
A German emigrant woman, recently
arrived, died from sun-stroke in stree I,
OF Burlington, one day las, week.
Henry J. Campbell, Of Lee County,
has been appointed special mail agcn,
for this district. vice George A. Mix re-
| moved.
A projec, is on foot at Iowa City TO
establish Female College in that place.
under the auspices Of the order Of Ma.
soi:s and Odd Fellows.
!, The Lyons Iowa Central Railroad bids
fair 10 be the first constructed Of any
Fin Iowa. The work of grading is now
progressing at three points-Lyons.
lTipton. and Iowa City.
According to contract. the rail /,
road between Davenport and Iowa CITY
is to be ready for the cars by the last
Aof June next TO Cedar river, and to Town
City by the lst OF December following
Orders have been issued by the com
missioner Of the General Land Office for
The survey of the wild lands belonging
to the State Of Iowa and the Territory
Of Minnesota. The survey to CONNIE nee
mmediately.
I/From the Davenport Gazette we learn
f;hat on last Friday week as Norman
Morgan and Samuel Siurdevant, two
farmers and old re,identers of Scou coun-
~. living near Princeton, were engaged
at some depth in digging well, it ca we'd
In, covering their feet and ANGLES bat
from the nature Of the quicksand rem
dering them wholly una BILE 10 exiricate
themselves. They shouted for help and
several persons came TO their rescue.
when a second caying buried them TO
The waist. Every effort possible was
made to rescue them, but before any
thing was effected third Gazing buried
them from sight. A Mr.. Confara barely
escaped With his life in his effort TO
rescue the unfortunate men. both
men left families--,heir wives, wc
understand. being present at the time
Of the catastrophe.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-19
MUSCATINE JOURNAL---AUGUSr 49, 1853,

or "onc idea." We think we have isus-
tanned the assertion made, and in the abb
sence of convincing evidence to the contra
ry we shall once more proclaim what we
consider fact, that the abolition party
do possess but one idea which calls for ac-
ton. We will clinch our assertion by a
short quotati IN from tho ". Y. Tribune of
Angus, 18th "Though never acting with
any Abolition or other one idea party, THE
TRIBUNE is and must he the relentless foe Of
Human Slavery'' &c. &c. We consider the
Tribune good authority upon such matters.
Once more, our friend asserts that the
Abolition party is increasing steadily but
surely, and, (might have said) that they one
day expect to be powerful enough to compel
the south to lberate their slaves. Let us
examine this position. In l84S the Free
Soil Abolition party together polled 29l 1878
votes, while 1852 the same parties assisted
by tho "womans rights men, with the
Fugitive slave Law staring them in the
face, cast but ISL 1896 votes, making fall
ing off in four years of "a, 082 votes. Now
here is proposition demonstrable by a.
plain and simple mathematical calculation
In the Rule of Three: if political party
loose l34, 0S2 members in four years, how
many years before it will be able to abolish
slavery in the south?
I We repeat, We consider slavery curse
70 any country, and more especially so when
Fhat country Is Free Democracy but we
can perceive no good arising from the Abo-
lition agitation without some practical
means are suggested and enforced for the
emancipation of those slaves whose freed ON
shall be purchased. Colonization Societies,
we believe, to be the only instrument by
which the nation will one day get rid Of
this curse. ~
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-19

COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FAIR.--It has been decided
that this Fair will take place on the 18th and 18th Of
October next at this place.
Mr.. BRAToN, with the M. s. NJ. R. r. corps of engi
necrs, passed through this place last week, having
completed the survey Of the road to Platte river.
YOUNG LADIES' ScHooL.-The attention. of parents
Is directed to the advertisement of Miss l.. E. Deni
son.
TURNER'S AND CABINEr-MAkERs WANTED-Sce ad
vertiSement of j. Z. Freeman.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-19
Young Ladies' School.
MISS L. E. DENISOr

u MOD D. u. DENISON
MILL open School for young ladies. in tho
Nv basement, Of the Methodist Church. ON
Monday, the goth insr.
RATES OF TUITION PER QUARTER.
Pfnnsry scholars .a. 50 5O
beginners 10 arithmetic, geography and =
Penmsnship .. 90
And for the higher English branches 3 SO
Parents wishing 10 avail themselves Of The al /.
sansages Of female achool. are respectfully re-.
qursied 10 give her their patronage.
Mnscainie, August -. l853--2w
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-19

IN There will be Camp Meeting, commencing on Fri
day, September 2nd, one mile and hat north of Grand
view, BY the NJ. 2. Church A general attendance O
the clergy and laty Of the Church. and other wsllds
posed pessous, tr2lsd.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-19

MT. VERNON MALE AND FEMALE SEMINARY
This institution, we are informed, under
the auspices Of the Iowa conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, located ct Mt.
Vernon, Linn County, Iowa, in the midst OF
rich agricultural country, unsurpassed fol-
morals and health, will be so far completed
as to be ready for the reception Of students,
m lie and female, the first Monday in Sep
TENDER next. Under the supervision of
Rev. S. NJ. Fellows, late professor in the
Rock River Seminary, at Mt. Morris, ILL
nois, assisted by Rev. d. H. Wheeler, and
Miss G. A. FORMER; il is confidently believed
that the Institution will give satisfaction to
all who may patronize it.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-19

10 PosTMAsrERs.-By new regula.
ton OF the Post Office De partme NJ, all
postofiices collecting. gross. one hun
dfed dollars or upward. are supplied with
marking and rating stamps By the De-
partment.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-19

DANIEL HiLLMAS.-ihis new light draught boat,
having undergone thorough reftting and furnishing
which a: once ranks her as Of the best low water
crafts, will run during the season above the Lower
Rapids to Galena to connect with the Keokuk packets
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-19
PAY UP

NHOSE uLcbt,d 10 The late firm If i II
u Doushsrty x Co. are earnestly uquesled TO
pay up without further il,y. II moi attended ~
soon, there may be an additional expense ia The
shape Of costs; We must have our dues. "A
word 10 The wisc,"l t sa
.. DoUGHERrY & CO..
August 10, ls5s-sw -
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-19

Mon rAuK Is the name OF Capt. Gleim's new boat
(nstead of Molly Stark, as we announced week 0,
since which has been built at Pittsburgh to- run
lin the ST. Louis and Gaena trade during the presen,
stage ofow water She left Pittsburgh for St. Ioui,
on the 9th inst.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-19

An attempted revolution is agitating
the republic o! Venezuela. South Amer,
lea. h se
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-19

EDDYviLLE FREE PREss.--This is the nam,
OF neutral paper recently established Al
Eddyville, Wapello county. 1t is a good
sized six colamn paper, and we hope it will
De well sustained. ]. w. Norris is the edi-
tor
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-19

YELLOW FEvER.--We have frichtful accounts of tl,,
pestilcnce now raging in New Orleans. The fever ha
put on very extraordinary type. DIR. BARTON, an oil
and eminent physician of that city, has, it is sad pro
nounced tia disease very similar to the Plague of thu
old world At the last dates the deaths were daily be
tween two and three hundred.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-19
Iowa Items |.

To CONSEQUENTLY adore' was received to-
late for this issue-will appear in our next
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-19

FINED.-The proprietor of the Holiday House, il
Keouk perhaps the most extensive nd notorious tin
ping house in the State, has been made pay fine oil
$50 for specified offence against the law regulating the
sale OF Intoxicating liquors. The SUNBEAM, thinks the
sum entirely too small and that the highest penalty
the law.allows should have been inflicted.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-19

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7Ah4els s9ias a eeio,s4 Ell -
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-19
News Items.

iohNEhS AND CABlNET-MAkERS
vertiSement of j. Z. Freeman.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-03
Parkerlsm.

Theodore Parker's principles are one
thing Theodore Parker's genius aud tall
ent Is another thing. lie is rarlty--a Gu
rIosity--a philosopher-some say an Inlidel
-some call him an abollionist-sOme a
denagogue. Be that as II may, all admit
that he is a scholar and a man Of original-
". In his last lecture in New York he
made some salient points, which illustrate
his style.
Any male animal, from a cat TO a king,
will fight on small proyocatlon."
make no doubt but that II requires no
more effort for cloud to thunder and light
ming than il does for a chesnut in farmers
oven TO crack"
" Franklin taught the lightning manners !:
he taught II To travel straight aud not
strike Preachers meeting houses, Farmers
barns, and smash Women's Crockery, and
pull up trees, as il used to do in It's ro,cdy
days"
"Man, when ne first came into the world,
was a poor aud forlorn creature, without
staff or scrip. The bear in the wilderness
seemed better furnished, better fed, aud bet
ter of than he. lie was very well off in
his day, Was he hungryl he had not far
to 90 for. his breakfast Was he coldl he
had a very good suit of clothes. They
were not too warm for summer, nor too
cold for w!qter; aud what is more, they
never wore dul, ard got out Of fashion. Ii
a rent took place "a his garment, ii was
mended again by Natures own patching,
and II did not take from the old cloth 10
mend The rent, aud make II worse but II
was SO well done that the patching could
scarcely be discovered IL is a garment
which he was no, afraid or ashamed to wear
out IN all weathers aud in all company
On the other hand, ,he man was a prey to
the bear Besides that, the rain wet him,
the sun burnt hlm. But IN the SIX or sirty
thousand years that man aud the bear have
been on the earth, the bear has not taken a
single step forward. lie has no more pos
sessions than the first bear. Aud the last
bear will not be wll;ler or better than the
first bear There was ia man a Divine
soul, and Nature was made to serve that
soul. The snail aud tortoise carry their
houses on their backs; but man carries his
house in his head; and, # a hut or Wig
wan does not suit him, he builds from his
bead another house Of wood. or stone aud
if these do not suit, Of marble, carved ia
ahapea Of fancy aud beauty"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-03
PATENTS.
AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN OFFICE.
AGENCY FOR BUSINESS
WITH THE q :. PATENT OFFICE.



IN ls40 the subscriber appuined byihe Commssio,
l or of Patents Agent of he u Patent Once in nr
co~dance with tho lOth Section of Act Of 1897.
Having tengushrd tho Agcscy for tho transmission Of
Model. and adnpted mnie xpedtuus mode of senai,.
them 40 the Patent Ofcc whfrtbp Patent NAV be procured
OF .spense-to prepare Cavos, spccihcations Assign
menis and a the necessary Papers and drawings nr "a
tents and to render advice HFll and scientific mststs
respecting the same ruteuts 10 Europe other
countries.
Nv application NJ this office, saved tho time
aad expense ufn Journey TO Washington QUO delay there as
we'll ns all personal trouble in obtaining their patcuts
They also have the advantage Of rcrb0Ur oApanns be
nou, and OF oonsnlinl ~ fesperto Them matters
general 81 paramount importance 10 obtain corre
feafaus and claims. TN experience of trfsn years,
ptnctiae an extensive collection Of works, decisions
on mechanical suhieris tho Patent Laws and patents
of H,rent countries collected much expense during
accounts here scpi Of Inventions pnicurd H Washington
eunbe the subscriber afford Go inventors DESTROYS pro-
curing uicas assistance and uiormHion, which, Ia other
res pc cts might be difficult Of attainment
Il. -. EDDY, solicitor Of Patents.
Hashineton JuIu o. lsi9-nurne the timc I ocrupied
the Office oil Commissioner cot Patents, q. u. EDDY, ESQ
of Besien did business So the Patent Office Solicitor tor
procuring pairn There were few IL any, persons acting
In that capacity who bad much business before the Pa
toni Office and there we've none who Conducted IL with
more skill fidelity and success fogafd Mt Eddy
Of the best Informed and skiu Patent Solicitors In
the United states and have hesitation iu assuring In.
that thHy cannot employ pcfeon more competent
and uswouhy and more capable OF putting their nrpca-
tions in form 10 secure for them carly aud favorable
EDMUND BURKE,
J.. tc Commissioner of Patents.
Boston, Sent. 3, 1852. % Vt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-03

sandgato from West Arlington, miles and back twice
week.
times u week.
Shrewsbury from Cuungsyilc, 10 mile and back three
times d week.
south Nowbuy from Nowbufy, miles and back, three
times week.
South Reading from Felchyile, miles and back, three
times "a week.
south Nyeglte--see Gruton.
South Walden from East Hafdwick, miles and back
week.
staksboough from Bristol miles and back three times
| a week
Tpsham from East Cornih, miles and back thee times
| d week
marlborough hom North Marlborough miles and back
twice weuk
Wcaihrrsfed centre from rerknsyilIe - miles and
back. twice week
West bower Dover, miles and hnck, twice week.
Westminster West hom suxtou's River. miss aud back
three tnues q week.
Weybridgo from Mddebury miles and back, twice a
week.
West Rochesier-sco Goshen.
Nhhinahliu irum RAILROAD Depot miles aud back, six
imN efa IA
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-03

Proposals. np'sa fer saFPgiug me JollopHg Offices in
IeH9af for rae neu Proefeds ~ snoh gess, rePecursiy,
ia,'ea o. b. named me preposais
Athens from Cambndgepon, mites aud back three
barton Landing from Baou miles and back hroe times
week
berlin from Montpelier, a mile. and back twice week.
Roalyile am Jamaica, miles aud hlc twice a week.
hIookhai and Randolph, from West Randolph, 10 miles
buouoe from West Randolph, miles and back, three
times week.
biuuhut Fayctetilo, miles and back, twice
calais from East Calais, miles and back, twice a week.
Chute from fiulodi mios and back twice week.
Conuth from East Corinthi miles and back, six times
week.
East c,aasbury from Craftsbary, miles and back si1
times week.
East Haven fiom East Burke, miles back, once week
East RoNbuy from Northheid, ~ miles and back
week
Goshen Foestdsla and West Rochester from Rochester
IA miles and back, thtee times % week.
Groon and south Ryegale iom Wells River 10 miles and
back, three times a week.
Granville fom Hancock miles and back, twice a weeA.
huhhafdon from Casteion, miles ADD back, week
Huntington from Richmond miles back. twice week.
Jamaica from West Townsend, miles and back, three
tines week.
Jay tom Troy miles and back, once a week.
jericho Centre IRON Jericho, miles aad back three times
week.
I.iucon from Bri.,ol, miles aud back, twice a week
Mechaniessile from Monutiioly, miles and back, times
Nidde,owu from Eas, Poul,noy miles aud back three
times week.
Mottsoun from Worthwhile, ~ miles aud back three
New Haven Mills from BRISTOL miles and back, twice
week.
North Cambridge from Cambridge miles and back, once
North Fairfax from ST. Adams, S miles aud back, twice
week.
North Pownal from Powna miles and back three times
week.
ST. Adams Say ~ Adams, miles aud back,
a week.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-03
THE ROAD TO HEALTH.
HOLLO WAY'S PILLS.

AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE or TUE GRAVEL,
AND a MOS DANGEROUS LIVER COMPLAINT.
Copy eJa Lsffer adaresd % 4. Hvdea, Esq, Sgdney
Ner snh ul.es. dated Ffb 18th, 1851.
for considerable fimc iuusly effected with complaint
ofthe Ly to-eiher VITA he Gravel H. medical sttea-
danis aef irving M ihei skl, cautdly told him ihat his
case was hopeless in nus ''neon ana when expecting
ever, dty would tcuinlto bus 'xtouce friend fecom-
id 50 She hfsi dose gave INN 'o"'ide fee he 'hofe
fore cred atug them recording The directions,
and RESUMED perfect heal'h We Will feel great
pleasure in confirming his statement, evcn make ATM
tsigaed) wM. JONES, Proprietor Of The
Goulbuin Herald, New south Wales.
CURE OF PAIN * TiGHTNEss ~ THE CHEST
AND STOMACH or PERSON "a YEAR, OF AGE
From Messrs. Thew & son,
Pfopreiofs o The Lynn Advertiser who vouch for the
Following statements, August "a, 1871.
10 =. oessur Holloway,
sir-l desire to bear testimony to the good effect. Of
Hoioway's Pills. For several years suffered severely
from PAIN and ushuess Ihr stomach, Which vac also
accom- panied h shouues- ct hfaath, ni prevented
from wlisiag Hhaut. an "a OF ave. aud uotwith
saudn. ny advanced stale OF le thre pin. have 20 re-
esed ma, that au desi that others should he made
inod with fher virtues sm nov rendered D., IN n
u CON autyely actve aud coo take eNefoi-e without
Inconvenience ut pam, which could not duntiore
tsi-urdl HENRY coz. Nuuh sife,t, Lyon, Norfolk
" OhdeIul iiicacy Of Holloway PMS in
Cases of DroPsy.
Persons suhenns "u dp1sY. rHner about tho turn OF
e, Other tunes. .houll Immediately have recourse 10
heif u-e, OF rho. ar-ui compliant ns different stages
wheH 90 timer mfau. bad iaii.d.
These celebrated Fills are wonderfully eff
caViOus IA she following com Ylaint-i
Ague br.p-t lnhsmmatiou Sur Throat
Asthma bY-eutDy Juuudicc Sture . Graves
Bilious t"mp's ifnpela- ldF'r Com Second ySymp
hluirhrs og the trmtlr Ia pinuis Tie D.uloufeux
Shin r'-uIutiurs Lumbaso tumuurs
Bowel Compl Frpef, oiul Piles. UlCru
Coles KINDS kheumatism Ncurfcal affects
Constipation tlis Retention OF Worms, ali kinds
81 the ho~rl' Guut uune Weakness, irrin
Lon'nmpuon lira Ache scfoiuia or whatever cause,
Debdty, Indigestion, Kings Evil, &c &c.
kEDDlNG q Cos Boston, Mass, Agents for New England
sold at the establishment Of Professor Holloway, ga
Strand, (ueaf Temple Bhrl London un by ala respect be
Druggists and dealers IA Medic hou hout the BRUSH
Emme and those OF the Union, 500 fots ADD BOXES at 81
cents, ~ cents and slo Wholesale by She prnc pal d,
houses ia the uuiou, and by Aes-rs. A. t. x " SANDS
New Aors, aud bY :. H. col tAs, Montpelier, VI
There Is considerable saving utakirg te larger sizes
\. h. Objections Tor the guidance oi Patterns IN ,c,v
usei"ei are amAea To each box. et;eow
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-03

4 LARGE Doe Of German q Amcrrao GLASS from 6- 2
y No. al-.ln. int lccnlNed ~ SOVIET 3 fILLn }.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-03
PAY It's Our DUES.
KEITH q BARKER.
January g. is5a. ~
PAPER

MEDIUM. Dcny Cap, Letter and Motto Paper Of an ii
wi ses DAD qualities, CIT. Embossed AND Plain Edle 60
sale BY Z. J. WALTON sun.
Tee 70 ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-03
The White Slave,

Pew copies OF this unryellsd work just received b
~ July, 1882. b. p. WALTON a 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-05

<uo 70 rvslfA sessst AsaS sixth AVENUE. HI friends
sse tBvt'sA 70 attend, vkhout hnthsr Invitation.
o. Tuesday, yanHAsy Z ss o'sloek r. d., YANNy
emns. eldest dsusessr Of Capt n and Abby m,
son, IN shs i6'h year II her age.
The relatives and friends Of thu family Are requested
attend ths fussrsl r. her bts residences ia
street. Thur day OH io.t. 1t O'Clock II. Ths
rsmaps viii be taken 70 Green wood for iptermens
In Brcosiyn on Tuesday morning JsuuSy Z aftsf .
short and ilness Mrs ANN Wsienr vie o Dsnel
Wright aged 50 years
The rsissivss fsenSs a 'hs family axe respectfully
invited to attend thu fuperal this dsv wednesday &C
O'Clock p. 1t tho Rrsr Presbyterian Church corner
Gin ON and Reusen streets, Brooklyn
In Pslstka hast Rlorids Decem II, OF hemovhsge
OF be lungs EuoEEE DAILY eyed % years. emily Of
hTs CabAinelDsy and nephew Of CHARLES Murray Pur-
ser, o. N Mr. Daily . nat w Of the city OF Br,ok.
u. He proceeded bu. few weeks since 10 Florida In
the hope thst hts hea H. which had been for soma time
delicate would be improved by sQj urn IN southern
climate. The deceased was young man Of unsalltsd
moral pr'ncp's-upright gsnsrous and humane and
poseessd an susbie dipnritou. Ralieiousy sduostod
In bis he g'dy exsst in the prsc hoe ofevery
virtue and vas dutful and sneosiODa'e Ove1 end
sstsewed by ell Who bDev him. He has lef large ciroe
Of fiisnds to mourn his loss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-05
Police Intelligence.

SHOOTING AFFsAY-oNE MAN DANGEROUSLY II NOT
FATALLY WOUNDED
On Monday npg about es O'Clock, aTcay took
place st porter house, KEPT by Peter schultz No 81
West street in which John Van Bracke of ship
Esale lying Et pier North liver discharged revolver
pistol shot 10 eph oousherty Tine ball TOOK effect
In The breast infcting dangerous il not fl al wouod
Hospital 1t seems the origin OF the ARRAY was caused
b DougheIty who into the bsIroom where Bracke
was ana CHALLENGED him 70 hght Braoke who TOOK the
matter at first to be only JOKE replied that he would
fight him for S2 ana ut the time began of
his but finding that Doughrrtys intention to
fight he declined t. have anything mere to DO Nth MIN
and invited Doueherty the bar drink Toe friends
Of Doughsrty advised MIN fht and he ut uateiy
took Drink Dougberty still, no persisted
iDg fight and Drsok order stop any further dis
fufbanoe, left the br and retired into back
. snt bo, sS s toe mn ans Tsns
again, and Iushtd into the bscx with the
ssident full determination Of attacking Brackle,
Az be entered the rsom Brscke that he
mined to assault him and updersts ndipg that he had
procured iosoed pistol he (rrackie) ars~ from his
charged II several tmes One Of the sugs penetrated
the breast Of Dougnerty another wounded the third
The third bot took on lac psr,,n OF Mr.
pasABg through oil hie clothing and brusing he ssh
vithout penstratng. The two latter persons the
friends Of Biackl, who rushed In after DcuRhery for
the purpose Of preventing the ngb and just In
rspgs OF the revolver as was discharged The police
called and officers Wash ami Msrgher OF the First
waId took Bracae into custody, and conveyed him
the station hours. Alderman Moore wa sect fur who
heard tho circumstances sooss rel sd aud deidsd
hold BraeEle until The @slier could be more folly ia
ve+tigateo Brackls ACKNOWLEDGED freely to thu Alder
man that be shot Dougherty. but that It done in
sell defence re be alleges he the handle Of pistol
protrndhg hcm the pocaet OF his adversary and there
iore took the prompt sciieu Of shooting Donshery
fecovsr.
E.oope efa BVeiG, fran the staham House The three
nuelais nnmtd julius sshx1iiz Robert Gsrdnsr aud
William Pecpies ell Germsrs arrested MONDAY night
snd conveyed to the Nineteenth ward station house ~
officers McCe,ty Essan Travis, and EookeeIL Tor
robb % The dwelling nooss Of Mr.. Henry W. Mali the
Segan Copsni, satustee on the BootningdsIe roai
bnfpg the gay on hsnday, boamz effected esc ps
nom the STATEN mouse AMI rss m The poi,e Oh .sed
HIM Tor about Two nie, but uuahle to &c acre,t
him The proceeds Of another bnrilAry vera faud At
the residence Of schmies Ia Eighty rs.t bsoug,og
70 Mr. Cola, wbose hou@ had been broken ooon and
robbed on the night ct the goth If D.c osr last Toe
wife Of sahioiz srrsgS.d by sergs,nt oolyn aud
Justice hnat looked her UP with the Other prisoners for
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