The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-11-04
Dastardiys Negro OutrJre, in
Brooke Comfy

daslardlv outrage committed IN Brooke coun
ty, on Monday, by a number of negroes. /.
appears that on Sunday night store at fol,
lidsy's Cove was robbed OF number OF val.
uab!e articles. On Monday morning tho
proprietor Of the store discovered that his
store had been broken open and robbed and
| Immediately started out IN search OF the
thieves. Suspicion fell upon GRIMM fan.
lily who resided 4 shcrt distance below; ths
s;orekeeper repaired to lhs house, and made
know his e-rand. The womln OF the hous,
denied the charge, s1d threw open the house
Tor search. Nothing could ba found that
could lead the Searching party TO believe ths
uerman family guilty, and they were ab0us
leaving when the woman stated that she
had seen several members OF a negro family
carrying suspicious Packages up to tier
house, short distance above. No lime was
lost by the searching party in making their
way to the houss in question. Ths negroes
protested aga,ns. the house being entered or
searched. This only tended to SATISFY tie
storekeepeI OF the guilt Of tho negroes. The
party entered the house, and soon found the
stolen goods. The darkies SAID they knew
who had informed about them, and they
would make them "sweat' for it. lmnedi.
Ately after the departure Of the party with
-the stolen goods, the negro women, in com.
pany with her son, started down to the
house OF the German family. While going
through the yard. the woman Of ofcoior seizsl
an ak, went to the house aud immediately
made an attack upon the German woman.
A desperate struggle eusued. but the n,5res1
managed to knock the unfortunate woman
senseless to the fo1r, and left the house.
Shortly afterwards some ofthe heghbor9
called IN to see the German woInan, aul
} were horited at the scene which met thsir
gaze. The woman was lying in the room,
almost Ii eless, and the Ho9r floled with
blood. One Other hands was found to BE- cut
oft and was picked up a few yards from the
body one OF her arrls was .neirly severed
from the body there were Two or three hor-
rid gashes on her side, and several OF her
ribs were broken.
The Sheriff OF Brooke county being in,
formed ofthe aflir, in company with dep.
uty set out ater the negroes, At the house
he iound mol person but the colored woman's
husband who swoTe the building should not
b, searched. Seength Sheriff was about
to enter, the negro seized d club and aimed
blow at lhe,oflicals head. The blow was
knocked Off, and to save himself the Sheriff
drew his revolver and shot the black scoun.
del dead. Tho house WIS searched, but
nothing could bo found OF the woman or boy.
Officers wtrs sent in search Of them and u
number OF the Eeighbors in d, ia the
search, determined to arrest ana hang tho
darkrs.
The German woman was still living at
lasv accounts, but no hopes were entertained
Z other recovery y.-- Wheeling Register. Oct 30.
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From the Chicago iliIa4
pibHESsal aEaasGVssEx
A cares Eondent vi an al o,iion rewspa.
per, writing rom he Amy OF thc Gambler.
} land, says:
The news OF The favorable result OF the
: Ohio election was received here on Thursday.
An order was Immediately sent out to the
: different divisions, brgades, and regiments
of the corps, Of which the following is a
copy:
HEADQUARTERS 4TH ARMY CoErs}
} CnATTANt oGA, Oct. H. 1863
5 The folloWirg dispatch is just received
l fem department. headqu rters:
EEADQuARETRs DEPARTMENT eH THr)
i CUMBEELAf
October ID 1h63-3l5 M.
+ Gen Granger, C1mma ding 4tn lrmv Corp;
OHIO gene or Blough by 5000 Send
word Tor thee tines hlee ,hrough the
, camps No in OF mat ion of the reason Tor
, cheers to be giuin by our pickefs. BY com
: tnand OF Majr General R0SECRANS
j. J REYNOLDS. Maj, Gen and Chief Of staff.
Division Commanders will SEE that the
above order is complied with
BY order Of Maj Gen. GRANGER.
"GloIious Old Rosy" had not then tccn
informed thai his own de'est had been Dr.
termined upon by the Administration. Had
! be known Il at the Government" had only
t suspended his dccafitaton until alter the
! election, IN order that his j, huence in the
army and that OF his brother, the Bishop,
t and Of his friend, the Archbishop in Ohiu,
might bo fully and earnestly exerted, We
doub. il he would have received The returns
! of The election vi h such hearty enthusiasm
, lie thJUght "lull surely his greatness was
r i1pening," because OF the obsequiousress
g with which he had obeyed the partSan>h p
! Of his former political ots lie little dream
ed then that in ew short hours tn would
| be deprived OF his CT mmand, retired in dis
5 grace, and charged by his new found pcltical
, niles with CoWaIdice, superstIi ious b'gotry,
, drurkedness ard iinbeciliiy; with being an
, inveterate opium ca er, and, what was mis-.
fortune rather than crIms, yet misfortune
, entirely dsqualifying him rom command,
with being suhiectto epeptic fits.
1 90 Ras~
; q" 8 me two or three weeks ago a Ger.
man lady who resides in the Frst Ward le!k
the city to spend short time with her re-
laiiyes over in Ohio, leaving her husband in
i, charge Of tho house and children, 1t seems
that the husband did not appreciate tho
idea OF living by himself and few DAYS
after his wfe's departure he took unlo
himself another woman 70 share his bed
and board. Everything passed of quietly,
and Fiitz did not manifest any concern about
his wi.o's absence, and appeared to care little
whether she returned at all or not before
leaving the city, tho wife said she would
be gone but one week. Time hew rapid.
ly by, but no word came from the absent
woman. Fritz concluded that she would
: not return, and was about making prepera.
tions 10 be joined in the holy bonds Of mat.
> rimony when the wife reached the city yes.
terday morning. While on her way home,
her friends informed the wife Of what had
transpiIed during her absence, and what
was about TO take place in day or two
This raised her lady ire, and tended to
: increase the rapidity her homeward steps.
Arrived at her house. she was not long in
: fird ding cut that all the sad tales she had
heard weie true, another woman had taken
charge oF the house, and Fritz was out at
his daily work. Tho wife bore up under
her trials very patiently till noon, and suf.
cred the intruder to remain in the house
Fritz came home to dinner, and was sur
: prised to- find that his "better half' had
again taken charge OF the house. and he waa
D more sensibly reminded OF tbs fact by heavy
/ Eblows dealt out to him by the outraged wife.