The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-08-15
Dog DAYS.


passions, have fairly set inland the effects
OF the cheated term" are being exhibited in
divers ways, and among them by spiritual
manifestations. "Pat," desiring on yes.
terday to break in upon the general monot-
ony of the times--to keep cool, got on "a bit
iv a Spree by the too free indulgence in
'whskey cocktails.' Feeling happy and
comfortable. and witha, q little rich, and
inclined to appear genteel, dropped in at
Frohman's clothing store to negotiate for
the out man took off his own coat and
laid it down, and by the assistance Of the
clerk, who was anxious to turn penny. put
on new one, which the salesman admired
amazingly, and Pat was elated with his i'm.
proved appearance. Having some idea, of
the best mode of driving bargain he left
/ 10 see what could be done elsewhere
when he proceeded to Gutsrmann's cloth
ing house, q few doors above---forgetting to
take off the new coat before be started. The
clothier not being satisfied with the ex.
change. (though ne had evidently the best
of the bargain, made hot purSuit--ous OF
breath. and greatly asperateG--overhau
el Pat rather roughly. and proceeded to
take him to jail-but being advised to allow
him hearing before the Mayor-and his
right being questioned to pitch Pat into the
county strong box uaheard "a comoL rinse
was effected-the coat returned: -afte,
which to convince the clothier Of his homes
ty, and that it was an inadvertancy, Pat
made several pugilistic demonstrations, at
the German of the clothing store, to the
great anu ement Of the fun loving crowd,
W ich had assembled by this time in large
numbers--and scene would have occurred
which the dogs would not have envied, If
not prevented BY the timely interference Of
one Of the police. who advised him of the
Emerald Isle. Of the impolicy of further
c lntinuance of hostiities "csrry.
ng the war into Germany But the scene
of conflict, resulting from dog day influence
it appears was only changed. BY being car
rIed from Germany "into Africa" Early
this morning cries were heard emanating
from Willis Barber Shop-the head darkry
OK which was administering summary and
severe punishment upon young sprout Of
the same ebony species. Another one OF
the same color. known here as the repre-.
sentative Of the city Of Baltimore who had
An inEling for o muss, thinking young Afri-
ca bad been sufficiently punished. pitched
INTO Willis, who pitched hatchet into hi
head. evellng him to the foor. Upon ex,
animation il was found that but little dam.
age was done. save inficting flesh wound
striking The skull and knocking the edge of
he hatchet! It being undecided as YET oy
| he lockers on, whether the fire hew or not
by coming in contact with the niegei's
.kul. 'Baltincre' being in the position Of
the gentleman at this crisis. who took a
han,I in the free 6ght--unable to ascertain
{ the lightning struck any one else,--on
recovering found himself alone in his glory
"a bleeding martyr for humanity's sake
his antagonist fearing the pursuit Of the
dead darkey's ghost. or from some other
cause having fed--almost pale with fright,
passed tb .ough a grocery store. where the
proprietor improved his speed BY pointing
double barrelled revolver at him. When
last seen OF heard Of he was making fas,
time up Jail alley, leaving blue streak be \
hind him, and from the report Of an eye vii.
ness, il presumed he is still runniug.-
oisuch are the dog day manifestations in
Steubenville! s.ss
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