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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-26
aVTENTfON FaIrvlEKNy

AEIENIiON Fsle VA EffS -!
NNTOOI e. iRDING.-The undersigned asks the aten
w ou of facilities or. W DOL Card.
ing This establishment has machines running day and
nightly aiding work faster and cheap
other similar in this region while the
work excellent farmer bring in wool Tor himself or
honrs for il to be carded prices reasonable
highest marhet price always paid wool accordngto quality
have old and experienced Carder to work machines
aad promise satisfaction. ie3 WITT j. NJ. BIRTH.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

DIRECT Importation from shefhsId. Engiand.)
AHAVE just opened invoice of Sheffield Goods direct
III the hands. which, invite the at
tention of Merchants and others who wish TO purchase Tor
cash prompt business paper The invoice consists in
Of the following. viz:
Table Knives in variety: Hand and PANEL saws;
Pocket do do: Ripping DO;
Shears and Scissors; Tenon and Compass dc;
Drawing Knives;
Files OF every description; Chsels and Firmer
which will lie cold the lowest market rates here OF
elsewhere, at the New Hardv store of
CHAS. s. WELLS.
deel2 2doors below the Branch Bank.
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WHOLESALE DRY GoODs.

NET have hand of the complete and de-
N9 sirable Dry Goods lie found in Western
market which all cash prompt time buyers at
stocks bought
mporcers aud in quality and eheapness
compettp of the markets in the West.
thankful all of old friends past
feel well that make their well
that of all others buying give cs before purchasing
elsewhere. octlS JOHNS IN a. FRENCH. F.
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THEODOWE ERANKE,s
CINCINNATI DYElN ESTABLISHMENT,

Corner Che nut and Canal sts opposite Henry
Evansville. Indiana.
NANCY Dyer Steam Rehnsher OF Dry Goods
n and formerly Foreman Cincinnati Teasdale's
New York Dye House.
Cleans by Ladies' and GentIemens Clothes Of silk
wooen Craze and Cashmere Shaws emery dsscrip-
ton and finishes Dyes every kind stuHs
cording and finishes them equal 20 new He
stains from silk Dresses in dry way thout
color stuff He also cleans
ains in Silk and woollen. Toile de Tersse and Tues
he cleans Carpets and finishes equal AZ
/ fair rates. octi9-lgd&w
dtOFFEB-Ieo bags prime Rio Coffee reed and for sale
~ by janII - it.N-. SAMUEL ORR. -
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MEDICINAL.


THE undersigned have in store large stock OF
l. Drugs Medicines Chemicals. Oils, Paints Varnish-
Dye Woods Glassware, Patent Medicines, Brushes,
&c &c, and constantly receiving fresh supplies
from the nuacurers and Eastern markets. which, hey
are determined To- sell at small advance.
Ourarticles all selected with great care, and war
ranted give satisfaction To genuineness quality ana
price.
Surgical instruments Trusses Abdominal Supporters,
and Shoulder Braces of the most al proved styles.
Pure Brandy Old Rye Whisky and Wines for medical
purposes only, of the very best qualities.
Also large supply of Daguerrean Stock. consisting OF
Plates Cases, Chemicals, &C., at small advance from
Eastern prices.
Mrs Millers Fine Cut Tobacco, and choice lot OLD
Havana Segars Bird Cages, Seeds and Fountains.
Merchants and dealers will please call and examine
stock when in the ey, aud all orders will DC attend
ed 10 Immediately and carefully packed.
ALLEN C. HALLocx HALLOCK & STODDARD,
w. III, u SToppARD{ Wholesale Druggists
Oct5tf Main street. near the river.
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IOys Ann NOTIONS.

ETsT received aud daily looked for including most
eV little useful and Ornamental article such as Toy
Baskets Boxes Tea Dolls Rattles Whites Trumrets
Harms Accordeous Games Dominoes Chessmen Perfumery
Needles Pins Toothpeks Pencils Gold Pens combs Brush
Toilet and Powder Emerson Razor Straps Travel
ing Compasses Therma Pocket KNIVES Wallets sad
and To- sale by nOy3O "A. u. PtSHEE.
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STOVES! TIN AMI COPPER ESTAB
gp

yeT=ze THOMAS SCAN1LIN, of the firm of Stnnilis'
W. d ParviB, has returned from Princeton aid TAX
49, en- up his residence pcrmaBenil! IN JHIs iIY
Swhere Ae will devote his person al attention 10 al
branches OF their business Mr. :. would call The
ton of the Pubhc generally and his old esston.er
to their extensive stock of III Okks. TIN shkET.
IRON WARE, and all other articles rcitainng TO
their business They also PREF red ofI
Tin, Copper ana sheet-iron Custom WOk. Stet nbest
work, &e- dc. Also lin and other metallic Losfns
done at the shortest notice ard in the pe sse
Call at the store Of SCANTLIN & PAbNIS.
novl4 Main sieet. bet Firstand Second.
CARRIAGE AND BUGGY MAKINGM
HTESSRS. SATERIEE d DE'GARMo have Low OF
WI hand good OF tw d. re
riages. Rockaways and Buggies Manufactured help
owushop after the most approved and m"dcrr styles
Messrs. ). & Desi. will promptly I'll all ordeis forsus
tom work in the neatest and most substantial manner
and surpassed 10y Eastern manufacturers eilher
quality or price. They have experienced Carriage
Blacs smith who does the Iron work in stle hottie
be exeefIed ....i t.. apply
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uorsE PlRNI-HING GOODS.

<toLBURN = HERSHBERGEk have now open Tor ex-
amnation large stock of House furnishing Goods con
81 Three Ply Ingram and low priced Carpets Stair
and Hall Carpets Of various pattern and qualities Floor o
CLOTHS from TO feet wide Satin de LANES Nored az
otton Damasks Furntures and Bro Hollands TOR Curtains
Lace Curtains cOrnees Curtain Pins and saI
Rods Marseilies Quilts Linen Damasks Table Linen and
Toweng Piano and Table Cloths aud Bed Blankets oil al
sizes and qualities.
size and deserlq
ti,n which will warrant good a. can be t'und AIS"
Red Comforts Of all sizes Of which will sell aslow a.
the same quality found this side of the Allegheny
Nonn,s;,s Fos.sr.s RICK ISt st near Nain OctZ6
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NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS III. I1AGEIEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
"a South William street, New York.
DEIN long established with an extensive connection
ID in the abovebusness. respectfully soliets consgn-
of all kinds of Western Produce which will receive
mediate and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale of charges Particular will be bestowed
consignments of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made all Shipments when required by
IN J. II. MAGHEE & CO..
feb20-tf HrlN Evansville, Ind.
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| lS54.eREaaTP hisfE A SS 9 :WNnsr. 1854.
| fEks For the rapid .ad safe convey. -
&zzsS ;,Aance of Money, Jewelry, valu- ~ as53
able Pac Sag es and lignifregb
generally. Arrangements having been made with the
Evansv lie and Charlottesville Railroad Company. for
running the Express their Road the business pub
lie of Evansville respectfully informed that Mes
scnger will bedispatched Mon as morning e6thins,
and daily thereafter Except Sundays in charg- pack
ages and freight forwarded through dams & Co., to
Vincennes. and Way stations on the road.
An Iron Safe WILDE carried to give greater security to
yauabes and in all goods delivered, i'm mediate
ly on arrival at either end without extra charge.
The business connections and arrangements of adams
vile, and p G. o'RiLEY q co appointed Agents for
receiving and shppi attire River. on their Wharf
boat. and THOS. CONJUNCTION Il co. Agents for re
ceiving and delivering an goods for the city at their
Bookstores corner of Main and First streets. t,s.
! Merchants ordering goods from the Eastern cities,
will find great ad vantage in having them forwarded by
Adams & Co.'s Express the time OF which is rarely over
| five days.
the East for the Vneennes should be lelfa p
e. O'Rey & Co.'s Whanboai. at Copyngtons d
Co.'s Bookstore. If notice be given they will send for
n JsThe Messenger, Mr.. JAS REYNOLDS, will bo at
the train half hour before its time starting, TO take
charge of W hatev err may be offered there.
Evansville, Feb. Is, 54s (ap2s-iy) ADAMS CO.
| LEATHER AND rENDIN GS.
NTILLIAM BELL, is just opening on Main street
w oppositetls Bank alarge and well selcetedstocs
efleaiher and findings. consisting in part Of
1000 sides of sole leather, Henilock and spanish
tanned tt7
50 doz morocco, No, l. Q. and A. Tampco extra Mad
, .rass French and Cape boot. and Ladies French.
| IS doz Kir-Prime City, heavy country, light me
4 &. dunn liz 'rs. 90 - .--.. ~ $50 ita t.-li
20 Il W CochiBeat Roam ~ ~
10 pink bl ue and green do - @
20 inings-Pnk, blue. and green.
20 Ri. 'dings-Lindsey's cape goat and sheep.
| < Pate ct Rid skins. -.rs
$50" Calf So ins-iight. heavy, and medium worl"
Fair and Caron,
| 2 9. Oil thong leather,
| 10 q Madrass Kid
20 bbls pegs.
$40 prs lasts. -,
Boot trees rasps. avis pin nails Balls taess
stamps thread, buffers sliccer wheels, Keys hooks
and all other tools and mater as useo by shoe makers
all of which will be sold on the most reasonable terms
foI
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lAE ss s.i.::.;s::;:
man TR AUGMENTATION NOTICE

RAIIROAO TR ANsPUNTATIUNN UI!CE
Vuvo ALBANY. BOSTON. NEW YORK; and all interme-
diate places Immediately the compile
49,. ~ Eyansyile Crawfordsviile Railroad to Terre
Hants which will within about three weeks from this
viii he resdy to recent THROUGH for the delivery OF ali
Produce and Property from tins city
aud points this aud Terre Haute to all OF the
stations via the India ONTO
York Central York and Erie and Albany and Bos-
So Rates made application at my office. under
the IssgrsIPn o~''' JOHN s. MITCHELL. Agent.
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JOHN =. MITCHELL N SONI
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND COho-
MISSION MERCHANTS,
EVANSVILLE, iND.
o6<.and Warehouse on Water street, btneeR JhGtH
and Locust; also corner Of EalHHt 81. ana u"
Canal and al the Big Wharf Boat at
foot of Main street
WILL advance cash on all kinds OF rroduce con
w signed to them for sale here or 10 ship
RESPONDENTS atNew Orleans and the Eastern Clties:
Orders for purchasing Produce or Merchandise hiieu
Mt the shortest notice and lowest market prices
They will give prompt attention TO the torwaruhg OF
all Merchandise and Produce entrustedo their care ana
with their experience and ample facilities for storage
do not hesitate TO guarantee satisfaction. -
novia-tf JOHN :. MITCHELL & son.
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ARARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION
THNHAT valufbe OF land belonging The estate of
IA Warner. deed situate about eight miles the
city of Evansville and known coax Containing
Isl in market and for sale 1t will divided
into lots but will be sold entire in quantities
suit purchasers. ~
facilities the lots fronting upon the Evantve Cray-
fordsyille Railroad Terms and liberal Enquire Of
BAKER & GARyJN
ey3I-d Atty Law n Real Estate Ar.t
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HAPANNED TIN WARE.-Trunhs. Deed boxes. Cash
~ boxes specie boxes knife trays sugar boxes molases
cups canstes dust pepper boxes Tumbers sand
wash bowls match safes candleseks graters lanterns wait
ers and toys Of every yorety. IN .
dac2l
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PRESTON Il 60.
Frs OF Tobacco, Second ST. between
wi Main aud " door below Bnch a. CO.. has
hand $50 boxes Choice kentucky and Missouri Tobacco
sspoS -cmis
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STORAGE WANTED.

WIrEa prepared 20 store Fire Proof Warehouse
w any quantity Grain. Produce or Merehandise on
tho liberal terms. -. iii
Having large and airy mp stairs particular care
~ taken Household Furniture. Agricultural implements
ana ali kinds Of liable TO damage from or
.month
or longer when desired. -. ~ W and 4
Oanai' anu mos norI ~ GEO FOSTER a co.
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1rH KELLER. FARNsLEY & co.
LAID FOR SALE.

HIvTyE Land BoonviIle bridge aud
equally divided by the Canal. This desirable property
situated in rapidly improving rarrof the city Is
sale easy terms. FOR further particulars sIply
eys-tf p. ELLIOTT.
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WABASH a. ERIE CANAL TRANSPORTER
1S4S-SEIII,.k TO NEW YORK. BOSTON. ><fEf3>
tf1zEz@ff<Zz PHILADELPHIA and BALTI- cSas.ik1s<-.
TORE-Thr Agent will receipt for the deve
nv THROUGH of Produce and Merchand from
this city Troy and Western Line of Canal Boats
noyls-tf JOHN s. MITCHELL, Agent.
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DtsCOyTINUsNCE.

DisCONTINUANCE.
zNTE HAVE this day retired the Wholesale Grocery
vv business hitherto done the Of wa.er end
Vine transferred the Messrs TENNEY
4 SORENS0N. whom recommend to ontinuancc OF
the liberal received by for tie last eighteen
We would that nothing
heshtsn the gratitude them than call
from those who have unsettled accounts with US
jAnI-u ALLIS a HOWES.
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NEW FALL and WINTER GOODS
COLRIIRN a HERS IIIlER GER.

-. Fosters block First street, Main.
AN the largest and richest asOrtaent OF
staple and Fancy Dry Goods offered in this city,
which be found rich Paid silks. plan
black do French Nernes style French Plads French
Cashmeres all wool DeLanes plain pnd dgured
do very handsope APaeeas and Bomaznes. French Eng
sh and American fast eoloTed Pd Ladies and Gents hid
Gloves best quality; large Ladies' Cent?
children Gloves and Hosiery Of at Inscriptions Fay state
Shawls of all sizes aud qualtes avge lot of style En-
broidcres Collars chemizetts Und-rseves embroidered
and plain L. c. Han ikerehef irish lain fannels Of all
qualities AVID color Ladies Merine aud silk CAderhrts.
Gents Merno Laobs-voo and SIN Undershrts and Draw
variety notions mention.
which will be happy show and f low prices will sell
hey ave tonnd to 60. Call ahd examine. octl9
-e.xEEST MILE.
v6NE Fulton Min in good for grinding Wheat
N Rye Buck wheat aud Corn with dispatch and equal
Mill in the West for quantity and quality Of fur a. the
machinery of the latest for making the -four
lively aud good Good wheat ground
sold. will he warranted The Nili will REGULARLY
Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays and other days when three
waion loads Of Grain together; Sc come and try
HS-Feur and Neal for sale at the above Mi all times
Highest N arxet price paiu for " heat. -
noy29-f j. III. BIRTH.
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a
CORNER STREETS.
VA. h. OWEN. PROPRIETOR
TTvIS class hotel entirely possessE
superior Accommodations at very reasonabs charges
sepz6-3md -tf.
n tQUORs.-
n 4 cask fine Pale Brandy: 3 u casks Port Wine;
d. Holland Gn; I cask Ma leria " Inc; p "a
I do Old Sherry; rec d and Tor sale by -,
now PRESTON BROS.
COPARTNERSHlP.
fTNE undersyr have this formed aCoparnershp
J. der the styl, and rm Of Hill Holiday for the trnas
Business in this city. EDWARD X HILL
sept2-tf MARCUS IL. HoLLlDA1.
a G. PUSHEE Has NOW BEEN EIGHT YEARS IN
IA Evansville. constantly adding all the little useful and
articles TO this particular branch Of trade and
will sell for cash. the lowest market prices Customers aud
friends uy invited call and examine the great
variety. Store under Odd Fellows Hail. First street.
e2-Iyd&w t.s.-.-.
CREESvILLE roBAcCo.-io boxes best quality jus
Oet2o 7'' S. T. GILBERT CO.. sye. Water.
rUrTONS.-I0o gro La ting Overcoat Bsttous;
ID I-ff $50 gro Youths Metal DO;
10 gro Twist Coat do;
800 gro Snnok Pearl vest dos
Received this day and for sale by JAS. LOW CO..
oetI0 ',s AIS Main street Louisville. Ky.
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7 IFE INSURANCE effected in this company on the
i Mutual and Joint Stock system.
OGeers aud Dsreeters:f ..-s
II. ii. GOODMAN, Prest w. W COMES, vice Pres't
l.. BENTON, Secretary.
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SUMMARIES rn t-re4-rii go. a.
~ bhl Sugar Baker Molass-s. bbSGolden Syrup;
lbblssgar House Molasses. :ec'd this day at 30
ey2t BEDFORp'S
E<NRES Ti;As.Ioo balf-ches- eattys etc. etc . me-
n dun to very choice Just reed. fer sale low by
ey2 u s. E. GlLBERr & CO.. Sfe.. near Water.
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thirty year. in Broad St" The gen'lsmen who Az in
the ser part OF the went forward and talked the
matter over.
As the car started from Canal and Vsrick, where
great number Of people hsd collected on the side
walk and around the car, many Of then cried: Stay
in Downing" another ssys: " Put him out" But
the car started on the uptrp, and there was shout
from the spectators: Three cheers for Dornlng-
huna, hurra, burra"
The car bad proceeded but very few rois
when the conductor rang TIE bell and stopped ayen.
The mob then surrendered the and filed the plat
form, and it was with great difh cuy that thu con-
cuctOr could get them Off.
TIE car at length got under way snd went on, and
! ss1 from the conductors communication with the
driver that he did not intend TO stop for me when
should ing the bell 10 get out | noticed that when
ever the bel rang the driver would look into the car
to zee who wished TO get out. When 60: TO toe
corner Of Thirty -eghths and Sixth av. said 10 the
gentleman at nv SIDE Win you lie Kind eoough TO
"rine the bell for me" which he did. The driver
looked into the door and, seeing the gentleman stand
ipc stopped the car when the three OF got quietly
out, and no WAS burt. Evening Post, 2Jth.
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(Asiv.riH~neuLl
FRFCErNRrDGr Coal FOR p,pIOy AND BrD.

Uss Pc cheerful md b-i,rt fire. resembling hcs
opS the beck-nrdes az ~ Coal a .. fr-e
IN suaT pms an tee ssa j. fe- from das b-tIf1 and
et m i ais with oBehAf the tty Of tbs GoA tbs.
recasry p gsh scotch CAnns .nd quickly
dry w1od rhe eseEJidg. Goa recommended BIZ phya
Clans he vicinity Of min fuel fir de
s.rs reaSou pa hardwood de.r,ha 'hsu o-nasy
Coal careful M rgp'ate- experirents -Ghscrb-
found h. We tun hs Cos egCs % three of English
Csptel Ore trs bv msinE hre- IN dap ic4,s rnons
une The Of English Came. 10 and Breekeldss The
other hsyiss thrr each The result povot that
IN hounds Il Br,ckeariis~ hid thermometer a. 50
oaser han pounds >nae BY CAREFUL Inquiry 6aa th1
chsSr ~ Eng Ctrrs = not as - s"nerty snppo-ees
rnoe thsn tut Some Of the dealers In thl city give sP
poupcs for ehAdrUn. ch,drOn Of the Breckeutdgs n
iuuus ~ sb fr burning IL OILY $50 pounds nv oe ex
hin some c he Of the trsis bot the Iuh can Ia TO
sitv -rorr &c md II m.y prevent vronf TO some
Thee crsr-er. Ct al the Br ck-nnig- that viii cone 70 h
this seasoc sesdy Engaged by the OIL ana ornSAs
.nuc-uers znt the b. you'd be taken Tor he same
r-rose desire of h@ advertiser IN At TAM
make trsl ard With that view viii be sid AZ pa
per ur of pounds and broksn and Dc ivered - ot
sir, 1, csn burusg samples be bad It
y ofce So 81 the otscs Of Z. L. Snow COadsaler No "a
81 - .tt,1e- ., y-,hsr }. THOMPSON,
49, corner cfWarst and Br0Niwsy
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MARINE COURT ss,r. 2,-Bsfers Judge slsp,.la.


SUIT AGAINST POLICE FOR ALLEGED TREsPAss AVID
IsTEEFLRGrG WITH PRIMARY ELEcTIos-HEe-
RICK AsD WOOD TICKETS.
William Roach sat Fr4no Toomsy John hcQusds, ionSv
H. darsh and William Hinehm4nn.
AgaiDst Captain aud Police Officers To recover
damages ssed oreoy ensrns p.inss heoss
venhqn lson shs In August last This epe wS Continued
On behalf Of def-n-e ,,.
ordinances the Common Coune By which the Cs,ns
required detail certain humber Of Police 70 protect the
DEM. Mccarthy on ,he part Of dsfense testified 10 bong
.. M Roash house on tbs occasion ef the election gth 81
sp.cOrs election IN the called Mr Reid who
outsds send ef party inside thu. there
fair play be fnt said that would and ssr gard, ,a,sd
thai decided % have any person Tins
i've uAue. before the election COMMENCED .on sfts wud
n,ds window poliesrn-n eoad
not keep them tack ofhs police In tbs crowd
excited sts snd heard threats m,ds BY them,
the 20 ice keeping tbs people back they trying
keep 20 that people could sDd vote;
,ue eshrnl the erorc were not ess th,n 800 100 men,
about hoy policemen, Of tho sas,es1h Twsih6
and Twenty second Tsrds; anew psinaa drsak at be
house ssrwad he fsn night DID nj 90 into the house "a
bad been invited In Reds house; ths erovd
e.ued TO be qaie' isr the police went sefors
the election At Jonn kg'h, eoraer Of Thidsy and Yosy
.soond several hundred push for the pols; they
push. sssn't INC police and were 90 strong that tho p'"s
ccud not teep open avenue FOR the voter.
tro. sIs%ines-I am United s,s,es 'nr,sy% W. 40
ssns,or. o@ c. hS~ md S IN attori dow.
o1n about o'clock thai day ard 'oppsd 81 nlaa nouss
were not on he Eroapd .onv.sd With Of TIE earss
and with N George Weir one Of tse Inspectors dd not mako
p4see saw hshns crowd seeing blood the
the supposed there had been Lighting the police
trsd sepIste them -
EHr.b~th Toornsy sworn-Rssde 70 Mr. Roaeh's;
them In the morning with boards fsstsn tho wndows
Il Mr. bses sos front Mr. Beonstt said thsrs
there and hat no expsStsd tbs house ould
torn down great crowd come about t0cock tbsrs
Ow seervyd snd the police attached ss~ tho but
% the " some u the police; poss
iooans through tbs widow Of Mr. . hoass hssA tbs
crowd ssJ thar the police not there tsy would bss.k
Mr. EOeh bead aid TEA down h. hoas. and bsysoA
the FosrAsv much frshtened that day that have
Jet ssssd the pohoe 10 protect my hoess
Robert Thorn swon-Was ordered = ofncsr 10 k>
aeetsa great many persons thess, sssy eve4 una
.toat pretty vey ss~ peope uy 70 pat 10 ths eksts
little stsf they eosd there poshins ssd ka
ss tbs a s; they ssd sAsy asssslAss4 =
down pisoe ssstioa ths keoone..s
pdoeiYay smoss the crowd tAs. thsy weld ~ Sss~
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ACCIDENTALLY KiLLED.--LOuls Presser, carpen-
ter, instantly Led yesterday morning BY falling tom
platform erected The sb story OF the new building No 80
Chambe It sppeH. that be striped TOO near the outer
edge OF The platform ard the boards which ne wn sand
ia tipped. and be fell down the stairway 70 the second story
receiving fracture Of the skull which prdnced Instant DEAN
Coroner Wilhelm held in;Ges the body and the jury
etdered verdict Of Acridsn IA death The deceased va.
native Of Germany. 3 yesr. Of age.
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