, 1862-11-03
Sh0cklEc TRAGEDY UPON c0ITA3E
CEovE AVENUE,
Brutal Murder ct q German
Citizen.


rho Murderer \ X NORM ia ha Sofdferx |
Uron Saturday night litt1e hefore 10
o'clo. K, 4 most brutal murder VIA perpe.rsr
ed uron Cottage Grove Avenue. bY which an
honest unoffendin1 German. without the
shadow of canee. VIVA hnonnht to a most /
sudden and terrible end At the hands Of some
yill,ips unknown. saye that they were
po,diers. The victim was Nichsel Stephen,
Fireman in Seipp's brewery nesr Cottage
Grove Avenue. He WAS engaged in the brew
e15 until about P. NJ, when he LETT with one
Jacob Sch1uchter, former enplo5e OF the
brewery, and walked to Cottage Grove Ave
nue., where they parted near Feter saank's
saloon. The deceased went south towards
his home and Ills friend north, after Which |
nothing definite il known Of the deceased ua-
til the inmates OF the saloon mentioned above
I'm dead man" fhe' 'mmedtately went
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citizen h;ph1r erteerne1 nv a3l WIN knew him
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ton into the circumstances As possible
was made. The Jury returned a verdict that
the deceased came to his death from two
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or more soldiers whose names, companies
mid regiments ere unknown and tn IL the c;ty
s,.bor;,ies s,e in far,t in nn& fnrn,at;,r ~.
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lice to protect Tue citizens In That part Of the
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and v1cani1y, notn AGAINST tne muaieipal an-
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Police terce to pro ect tasln against tncse aua
nth4r o,,trares. and agai,e. tn,. s,1d;er5 who
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have committed 6ueh 0ufrages. We Sin
cer.1y t1ust that th,. netu4trators ofthu brutal
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Getd will soon be discovered anu pun1saeo.
The Police are irysstiE-1iag tue facts, and are
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ehtnri..1e 1htjr snpe1y arrest
North Chicago 9cmocf1t1c Town
TtckeG.
The Jnyincih1e Democrats Of fN3Jth Chicano
| held their Ra.itica: ion M*stiDg at German
| Hill m s,+urA.v .ron;nr In n,noz7-io, ~
E, n"', VI '7'' u.'A5 e|SA1os' IL oppos1 ~ ~
! town. The Democrats Of the North to wn are
| opposed 10 tae CG1cago 1t"es noH11na%H,2s
cTaul1ned down their throat', aud 1rs nAs17a!~
ly ILdignaat therca5- AS both the Tory cr-
| gan aud the i5>t have refused tie puoi1eA loa
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Ase'stuni Sa, errlmi-F=trick Kelley.
-asftSsga-si;,Se esE:stns M;enn5ss Snondns Mi'a.d
7s"rn C7e,kI1InnEy G. Kelley: ,.,n..
ytTE. sii'V t:ms1.Tme s rrnnst IL r tJS111;v.n
! 4 q En33ss ~
C6s,anist;oners of Hi1huaus-Jamea O'l3riau
Michzti l'as s<,n aatf:n swords.
r, Ges.<<f's }er q 1'ss"f'1sS-''aN A'afs' -D'n''
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| Ha HNTH-Aamcs narke-
| sM NaiI-rat1ick "eNHlty.
| 4th Hu,si-john Considlne.
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MEETING AT TIE BOARD OF TRADE Roous
- NJ. ttinv nj cou,,nrs;en merchants ~,
b.,a a. rba 1oona of r he R,ara of Tr,1e- SIT
uioaS elgo", 1of Inc purpose OF nontnaslns
candidates for the coming election for Vie
President and Directors, and the transaction
Of any CHER lueiucee.
Natson Y. Coe Wis elected Chairm.n an
J G. 7. B. cford Secretary of she u1eatiug. Th
ctj:cts of the ';'cetiag having been stated
npon motion ballot was lmmea'afely taken
1esu11irg in the following nominations:
EhT t:7sf tace 4'r*s'Ieff-M'n, ~, Lowe
!T H9'te!"'' a"hy 5ef3:'-E. " Densmofe.
foTOt7sctoT, ohoT 1efa-1- Map4e.
Mr.. Randolph then offered iii. toIlovIn