davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-14
lleber ben 6ectunueI, eer iebt Ia &bt'

llcber ben 6eetunueI, Ter iitbt Ia @bt'
caeo eebaut miro, bet&tet BE ,,llaion'':
Na@ bersuttnosu anfnn9uneen uno
uebupinbunasn BON bur& eas farfs Gtn'
ertneen t.s @oGsrs erisusten 5furnntf>
Zen IL IS eu unermipli@en Gnsrsis per
eo~ntroftcreu bee Seetunnfts 9<lnnDen,
F@ pur& ett lofs Suupf&i&t tfururt 3u
arbsiten unb cine adbe 9hml3i@t BET IT,
net Itsfs bon 10 Gub ~ srrsi&en: von
jsBt an miro pattf4rinltdu @ei(e ,fsin
6inrsrniB BEN 9.nfen'peS 'S@afts msbr
entBseeuRsbsn. Gin grocer 8ortbeiLbe'
fsbt fsrnsr bartn, sbab Der sausa.prabsue
esbu1 ~ Brtdfstnsu ~psrtvanbt.. unp ispst
SUE bsr aussterabtnens Grbe ioelef@ NIT
erpeer 4ofmnfpdrnte fur bic Central.
tprsa auf btsft Bstie tsnust wsrttu lam.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-14
GepulutionQrc Bo1boteu III 1,rlouO.

HeDDlutl0rQrc V0100leu III JrlQMO.
,Jn Jllanr bur(tt orcfs p"liIiibe Nuln'
quna. Gin "plovisional Committee of
the Irish National League, nab etm
Wultu Ger NusiduNs in llnaarn UNI
,,Jlolnn unc nuoiutIondrsn @barafnre,
bat N9 9fbilcel uno cine Nnlprade an cos
vVc:t 0 0rIonc" uutHtntli&t.
6ur Sobn Wauin, Elm "Nh,unepifr.
,ieu", unr S'Lprcbus (eutn an cuSpt.
81 Ger Ssrs9un1 isbtn.
On te1 WprtNs miro ilrar niht 9srabss
III 9t:oall1amr @iruhanc asQsn Gna
lano an9noIbtn auen 60 p'rp eorauf
a%ufme1flam aemadL raB GnaIano, sn'
esItls eer auaemeinen poltlifhsn Qa9s,
80 fIr flag tul,fn 5nre S1lanb paNslts
~ osndbren. NOS Is Ganopa uno cen
auAraIi(&fn prouinssn bswilia,e ndmIi&
sips siafne Neeinpns. Das ;a-strt9s en-.
(st rir Aufpubt Der iril&en 2soau..
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-14
Gin Gorrefponotnt Der Nsp yo,ts

Gin Correspondent Der Nsw go'fsr
,.Staate ,si1una" buidta unterm IS.
Wdrs aus S6lsawias 6o'fetn:
Sn cen Gaeen. a|s Idni(&erlsti3 ene
Donneuirf oufseasbsn wuEoe, nelhss cas-
Volf lstt Sobren ale einsn un1berrinp'
Ii9sn Dau e.een Geut(&lano anasp1ie-
len III b6ren esmobnt nor, tefanr f@ Ger
Sente nt@t in &opsnbuasn. Das SO
penba9tnu 0olf MAI wl'benc Cher Gen
audtorli9en Rud;ua Ger A1mse unp lseIt
Gem R6niae Gle Sdulo bsi, % wurrsn
uuerl.i Gree0s %bsaorsen, man Srlu6's
ras @blo6 iu flrmsn. mDbet 80 fstli&
uur bIutiBe Sapfe (tBte. Am Gage ears
auf bsaab I'D eie &6nisin nit ibru Il.
ma6knsn 1odtsr in ne Ru&s. Mls
Betre nod Dem @oMksrieufe rtt Sirde
pula0en unc bspc1 Gs ib1en Boeen e.
reid, battsn, mureeu fs Don Hnem 6eu
fen srreetsr ,,patriotsn" onedausn unr
sund9f nit SdmuB bsrorfen. earouf
wures rie Jrau narifsn. ibr bic N6ds
aufeuafl unp le on stnsm u%nauelprs@'
Itasn 85rputbdl obesfroft, wis mcbI cine
in 5oInil9 esbra&tr Wuttu ibrsn uness
Soesnsn 9unesn. na&oem fe rie 5oisn
mit fa&tt 9aaR3uEal4ltatn
pfsst. Dts @o&s 1T outbsntii& boIs
Rsinil&e SoIeaten. bic BET cnis!ben 81.
Issenbsit mt eenouu Notb fdtf pr Nlib
banrluns sntsansen. fno A~ugsnpuasn
etptfen. Rn p%rotofoaf6nte ottr bat f@
nidt beuoaen ~eefuueeu. ben Ddntn ibrsn
8ar;sn pluneer por rte Gdfe III ptrftn.
er lprod pislmebr sintae Woden ipdtsr
DE pofuunp Que. rie Nu&pslt rsrre aui
fHnsn @ratfstn ibrtibsn: ..fein 6na
.fblua trtu,r fur Ddusue,tl" ., wsl@
Tin @duts&t!
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-14
edtenipi.ptr tid Qrden. elaueaI. :

Uor.furist 3sit funp au 9ebqnon in Sui
nots, sins rr pisreliitripsn &ir@sn' @sr'
lammIuuaen fat. rctst. rts Ger Sf''I
f6on psiB. tic ilommsr Btr, ,t1 peccavl
0nsntlib a%uf;n,dtlsN ts'.thsn q trfn
piele Rltniatuun I'd on mt tuf"
lt1lnen ests'tn; II ~ e'tc' NJ &'-'
cine junas Nw!;,f' Il" y e."
ro1,ioen Nrtun,e. In Wctl tu yV
unp pie Eulammluna I'M Wuisihura III
tenr, u%utinrs,s hs nit ,iHrnrr S!ln MT,
eab (e netsn ibrsm Qsft B'ttsn Gatten Gin
1clee pom Sutane / marlcn Aunlttn)
nidt msniasr ale 19 Inrete in cen !'Elen
rrsi Wonuten lisb gst1tl; unp wdblene
RE 3ut6rsr sca Grfaunsn i'm t~isllasn
SliultmsiRsn ne Gbrsn lriB.sn, tcaann
lie ris Qifs &c. WttibulriQen nit Namsn
unp Torndnsn mi(sult.tlen. ta,untu p'tls
ctr bsrpcuoaene1tn Witalisru Ger gs'
msinre. Wan fam Gb Zen Sfanral
faum rp1Asusn, ,rsIten cisis Nnflo9s tn.
porrttf. BueetsHe lut,e mon eis 0s.
(1tdts ,u psrtu(hsn, 20 nor III (pli. uni
rie Ystufenc,n msrcsn cine 3tll!ana nod
ein @sasnNauc he's olIatmemen ysldt
tue fl! cas- Yublltuu tlt.ttn.
@. SID
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-14
@tQbt"DQpenpDrt.

~ sic Stnats.0 ailenanfalt far
Soma. Su bsrsn @rinbune felt 4urjsr1
llt cine @sftQldaft, tte Mttaltstu In
ausn 4ttilen rss Staaiss sdblt, esbilest
4u,. mite rp1lauFa In Der Ndbe BON Gor'
nina'cn, ,@ah ,Suren Co., etnent6tu
rtrrsa,. Iie(slbs IN .tsioubns fur Nufs
nabme [tldu Rigestr bsnimmt rte cuI&
cen srisa 'trst 0e|or9u btrautt, poyesn
0nr.. Dir .@ttg(@ait IN bier In Daosn'
pu,t tarb eas Gohmiits,miteIieb .Wae.
u. Sanesrs reprd(tnitn,
9u elmer multbtn 0ufummlunp tpurte
ttidlc7en, he euldtseenrn DlIfsuusins
i'm z!aa,s wtoen Gcasfirune BON Yti'
l,daen une .Genttibuiion BON n5!tiesn
YiobiIisn uno (on0su &%usfattunB an,
;u9eben.
E Jsuer In Clinton. &m
I.Btsn IisnNae Mbene brunnte bn awst'
>edips Wla(ainsn, une S&mitpe.S bop
''ru OaItna u. Gbieaao Babn nisor.
Irti Qofcmotip.n unb tie game Ds1t.
matte nit 3utsb6r murem su05t.
x Sic republi!auii9e gartsi t.s
Slaatss 0llinots bat auf ben rs.
Wat cine Staatseenpentiun nab Spring
7e!o auesd&risbsn. I'm au ssrbincttn,
rab Die 9onpention nidt sine bloee Rati,
Naeotions 8nlammlunB fdr bte @teefr,
srm ibluns Qtreolns merle. bat tae Cen
t:ul COMMITTEE be 0remont- @Iubs In
Chicago cine aGonpention eu psutl&su
Nac,taIen, wel&e 9sasn yineoIns @ispu'
srrdbIuns unp flrcas tn:Isrmtu. yrin'
pp inn. ouf Ten "a. Wai mad SprlrA.
hrIr buuisn um esrsn Wn6ttsn bel Der
Gonrsnttcn an rs. m6Bli4f aur @sltune
VI erin9sn.
kS~ Wemib. llnln Grsunts in
ru Siari wuesu ss in lbrtm Jn!nels Il
ME ~ ibrtm @eulieu ~1resn. Snob, une
6iEt",c !pltnao eta ;cmnsrefn Crib.
I,rne. ane Scmmre ~ t1agen UNI nj,
atten iAnsn BEN Na'b, rit(s N1ttfeI BIT
Smi'3. Fem gs9!3'rc hauie seasn1bI
III fau'tn. Eamsn unr Suner m.rem
roitltn in rcua.rei:cs Pager Don ee.
lrimVttn unc ni6t attlimmtsn Hutsn IN
zen. @pu1l hi Smilb Dor. Gr il I'M.
mer bs1eii. Sud aufianartn unp r ru
fluff 1u auflutn: bll'9sn gnilen 'tlr
riit Slitas!ei!tn.' : -.
SF ST. bette Sta, um Iopstsn Au
~fauftn, IN Ri r!ummsL Nc: 50
Nrarp Srase, ctsrsaIb Der YcRrihee.
Wu quite 1apasa ~ b,i!iatm pts'(e
ru"ltL eN, lp1tds tsi 6eun YIummu
cor. OIltmIZu1D
3 2as 9 5br !iotr r:n 7bu9m
UNI S~!itis!u ras IN aan; Jcwu ~ fncsn
1T. ) ben untselna.r ts 6,n. eb,|c U. 81 .
no. % Blaev S!1ose. &c v!riaufcu
~ lub 1T tiu'aen yuiien i0rctl in Rlei'
! ncn ais i'm Wucfen. 0lnrlsr nuc Ta"f
lsuis oom yanre mahsn mir aehA tslvn.
rt.1 aui eMs Wtihdft a%ufnu{lam.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-14
B60entltnec DnarFtbsridt

Office bts ,Hsnc'raRa..l.s,
D!Mlwo&, IL. MpyiI 1864. j. i
Tk 3ufutrsn Rab pdbrent bsr tttsn 3 1css
tnfol8s 10 sln8e,tsaxH- HegsnruttteTS unb pss
ItaburG psTurfa6t,u fnlt1ten Deas- ebf unbs-
esuteae gtps'ta uhb IN BEN H.sttn II faE Sss
tetns Ve1anosIun8 ttnSst{ eten }! ,x... .t...
Wtr taten nun itSu I'LL tuiaen BextsnfeN
unbtfinstass Wsi;er. uesurn St., Deas. In ~
mem fo,tpdtrsn6 fblshtsn 3uaask. no btan,
ben. &u& Iaf,tfe 5aIWer esssun atiia fnii ~
Btfsaans Der MHs,aat Nv fstr btit dInst. als
bab Re mao Re. Stabf fomuatn tountsn. Tie
@tftdfte in bu Stabt Tne:tnfltst e4ura lE
Nnssmsinen (ttt Aau. =:
@stym, 6stat. eair, unb Rom .fnt I'm IT,
ntse Genie sektsssn. $artefsln baasstn .kns
etras b'n'DG. as~o'esn. sa faR ses ttlns s'a&-
1rdb. (afFnt:t. ~
+ Webl. Treift unperdnhs1t upt rtr Roistta
10 u $40 bio $3.50 Btolefals.- uni $3.50 w
$3.50 RtAatl. !
Ws,,en II fortw6tttnh tn Na@frass uRs
ri1c ~ Is bio 81 Us s~eiuuft.
@ssht. Tie 0atfrase ti Mot NsT Sfcs
uIb dc ,3ufubren unbsteutsnb. 0sfd0Ftt IN
taf. W 81 20 bio fl.3O. 80
ao,n. DE Ra&iros, IA th, a,c6 uss ber
Y:tts II stmas s%sfita.u. 65 bio t4f...:.
SAFER. Iu Eta,fi IA rubts uKb .tts Is6+
rag. riot (ttr stcb. 3ufNb7en anbsssatsnt.
yrsts: CO ne G4s.u ,,'
Neea.n. 3ufib,su unbsbsutsus nut BIZ
IatitoBs md5is. p.sts SOC. ~
@obntn. @,tbs III. $l,75 Sic 81.
e H.. Tla6sfaamsn s2.oe hts 1895.
Iimc,L,:aamsu 1925 ba $3.50. alst!aeutn
500 bis $7.o5. ;. :"
aaripfi.lm. Bsrstn, i mad GuahIAt,
iu IS tis SOC. pufauft. .
Atpjtl., arune, So. so ttS $3.50. "
'bIi!er. 81 In nsutrsr :3rtt fetr rar g.
sc.ssa INT iohet IS bis 4Oe PEI 4faHe.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-14
Scr atlantiibc 1elca-ttf,

1%cIasnee5 il cine Btitrsitun2 e.,
Gatsle. mis - pom rsm ecmnIlW eu
Comp. QsAltMt9t rurtt.
Ter Gouruftor ttt5ttttUtt:.tfldlf1tt1uj lcu
aue Z S%upfurritNn IS um Gl"en ttrum
asleau bsttbtn: i;rn Era0t BAT. . az
3pL Iurdme0sr cru II Nummu IS re
Bi1minebomu 3cumnees uni risAt, zoe
rir. ps. SumtlIs rultlbt lisAt Ger Js
Riefe,t baItu in elmer 3ular men BunQ,
nslbe untn.r sm Namsn "GbatIr'cn'e
COMPOUND" bsfannt ii. Tu iloIisenrs
urer dt.Ieitenre S1,pu (ou aus Vuita
ps,da bsfebsn, MORON pier 2aQsa abz
medislnp, mil pi,r elnnen Sd'ttsn Ter
cben %asraHntsn @cmponticn AsIeAt meter
louen unc rem DurdmsNu rse Sfrnfs res
Ratsla auf AGA 3cu UNI rtl1sn umfana
auf 1892 3ou trinat. Das Wsmt6' Ter
oan,en %i(cIirsncen SubRar3 fcu 400 yin,
Der 5,emstle %tetroasn. Die du6us lhu'
ssncs Bertdune @cu aus 2 lbsilsn ttae,
ben nfli6, Ter Srn miro nit elmer
huue meibsn 1ute' @arnse umaotcn,
pelhse nit elmer p]rdisrsatipen Wirtur &C.
idniet if; "loraun lieet UNI eie(s Wotis
cine l4Qgenre Yerfduna BON 10 ft(ten
D1dbrn, ron stnsm lur6mt0:r ron >O95
3ou, melb. aus aleidartiasm Gifsn asAo.
oen Enr, ME e. ieBt Don Bitmcs'b bel Ter
8srfsrtieuna lsinu bulbmtsn Ve(tuBe
aetrau9t pirp.
Ssrsr Der 10 Drdbte If btiontue nit
funf B,h,sn MoniuaGarn urnrunrsn
uno QUE 10 70 nit hani "umruncensn
Crdbt, msrrsn lpiroIfermia um rn nat
ilrten N:rn eelsat. 1ae @sri6t re
Rubsl5 in Ger Qufl mirc 352 Geutnfr pr
Scientific bst1osen, ros @emitl i'm Wal
fer ia Gsntnsr pr Sssneile.
lie ipannsnre 0 r refsnre Nfmo|l
MIR Z lcrnsn cesr - Hsn,ru tcirogsn
crsr rem s!fma!:2su 0irihn &c SattIt
prr Ssenfiis i'm Wailr Qlsidtpmmsn :
rae hift rsnn rae S1tfI isnfrft' pcn
rem f,ntulbs>!s cee 6otSFuacs berat,
bdnot. 10 rutce se lin eiBsneo W1rs9t
in II Wsilen 0aNutisft III 'raaen battn.
or. .. Sl;13)
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-14

0atteumoro. Sn 6aui(on Gcunip.
Soma. if tin Mann, Nansns Somss 6.
l,iplstt, auf tie Anflaee ees @ahsumcr'
cts pubafnt rorpsn. Ct bat bsrsits be.
r.uteprs Gbsfaneeeef&df.s esmoht; flnf
1rauen bot & bsarabm une Isbt jet nit
cu tbstsn. Aueursn pirp sr bsldul'
cieL Gin iunass Nao&su aus Ger @ea.ne
pom WaanoIia rerflbu ~ BADEN. 81 bat
auto NueG@ttn auf Cen BaIasn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-14
Gu,opdi1dt6.

Die bdntfGs Gonfertn, trttt a m
IL. aprtltn eonbon In eteuus.
81. pr.useu. ma&hnn eineu gerfu6, Dapptl
.bur& sturm IN nsbmeu, mad fanfannbtsem
Ran.pft uurben fe absr Der sau,e. etute eutlaue
Tas Danpf&if .,Ntr gcrl" lief am gin.
aoua. rs Gussnsteun 9afsus auf ,tnsn Gds
unh stns u @runee.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-14

Gin Gbitor I'm Rorbptfen letst an.
eae e. BE 6ssausaabe fetnn 3atuna auf
(sds Dc&sn- finfsue. melt It zine Rdfs
mad 81. eouts NIT elmer 2aeuna Bdrsn'
tdute, Gaeteftu, S&inesl, It. H. madsn
a.esuFs tte u ale @ublertpttrn fd1 fetae
3dtune s.baIttn babe.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-14
Numpani u. fs1ftt Nest. : tetc.
nrt emo, #,

Wlosn RE CutcnraE5is laaen NIL
nibta. rsnn IS bat nibt Seer @eltasr'
bet esbabt. In (sinsr 3uasnp Sduitsr
~ lunen ausin crisireQ 1T Gle >}res MI
rtm / ntlhse, mic RE GmpllnRnin (ao'
itesemaI ,inen Ru6 tsreuNt. - Nu'
Gle Neils f6unsn. cine etn Ycr'oubnos
nib, III c1anIe0tn, auNs ptricnel mu
Cen.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-14

las Eutsl iir tsn all mtilhtn
letrornpttn ltrfite leinU WcL,nrunc
'al,b sutpsAen. 81 lcu msbr as irsimaI
IL ltalt lsin o!e rae s,1s une boiler yer
islti9t Uni bfltugt. @cn isinr 2saunl
cu.t Cen ,.Wrtoi Gafsrn" pe1ip1idt man
lid zen bs0sn eriplo.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-14

Gen. Tremont bat tae Wnlnnfn rfo
T1iIrtnlsn, ,tn NIT etm GrmmlnrO in
Californian III beiroucn, runemsa atGe
IebHt. Wan permutbet. raB lsBt Sen.
Wa'N'lr iu c'sism peha s1na"nI ws'rs"
(4 -
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-14

Bte monRu(ls psrYof psr'
5intr eislt nsus Bsf6tcuunae'
psils Nnp mir eff tlr;Ii6 aetomusn. uni
"a rislslts fir Observation-Disclosures Don
Sntne0. IN, ibs,lsn mir is nit:
0or sinissn Gu8en .lbsrsat uns eia'
ntat msbr (sbr iun9e Solcatsnfrau mad
Rsbsnpsn 8rtsf. psNen Nbrtud Al ot'as'
9u,sn 3wed 6s uIaub'e. hit rsr Ninf
ibr, oIe s.mcbn.u "Gses1iualu". TT
Nntmort rorauf 3u (&nltsn:
Ciaatancda, Isns stt, eu !. Tt,s: rtt'
Bamst! TT
81 ibt fton fer e1ra bdir tds tt ets net Jun
iGr,ips f+f aue msr fin a'nttl an 3ari mt'i
bic @f.tsrlne BAN itin vi Srllt. Mln'c' rtt'
Der fumms TT eatfe mir t1m.
Ytftt ru siune I'll 1t I'm u sfunr RS! b
bib fen Suat nct mtinsr td1msl. 81 ,lrI
nur mann tt Fum Strstb tl1 rtlm itbs
Wdnn q. a.,
Numpani u. fs1ftt Ntst. ttIc.
\ po+ ~, ~ ~
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-14
Qife Der Bricfc,

uelus IN Ger %pnoiNcs ~ Laosnpp1t. & ~
erun:r, tis ;um 9. Npr,l 1864 t,t9tn astl,st.n
lno uno uslts itsl aul Strbl oes. :Wsns1alpct.
me,I,srs I'M / emot1ul' ruplij'rt pfrpsn. "
put sstsrsn, tt,'m NtbeIsn ts1 Brittle "Adyer.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-14

tl>e1' ;u laatn.
Nppsl JINe.Ilt
Urge Yt's1
Ylth11r. >{ebn
VarttQt hImom
Srccsre Yrtu s
y,anpt Jlb4nU
Berger Wul'l
Nsrsr.le J1'B
B,slsntsra Jrbann 6
G!oudm hdns Jafot
0a1bsns > " 2
1snblsr AneIsas
G6to VI
Gda1tt (i,tsritb
Gnslstsrt Naeame
Trant 8ueoIpb
J,sttnsI Jobann &bI
Golefr,,beI,h Noub
@srs 9br,ftan
@eblsn Nnersas
6annste Warame
fanpets Gbwarb
6orfmona s 8
b,lbsr Glife
ROt Sotn
500 @tors
fu6sl buffta
Sramme 5rtecertG
8osblsr pans
4uttlns pst.r
eanbl 9stnrta
~yutptina Ssts;,
Msi., 5sin!ia Sob
WaDt Nitp!as..
Ntms T,tsperta
CHsrmann Scin
NsttrItn Nupun
Y,flum MtlbsIm
Wetmeber Claus
Robpcbt & 3
Romt,rs Rarid
ShUdnne Carolina
Sbarrpetsr Nu9uf
S6rober Gar.
Satler 3ubsr
Sdosmafsr s 8
Ststntsre.p aultna
Stmibt. D
Fhile CLAUS
S9mltt u s
S6uelsr !
gdult 9ebann 8
Irus Nnna
9btsGe Sctan 9
Iuslt Sc
Irefis @ottiitb
Ncet 6
8,stb Au9ufa
@ieesmann 2cut{a 2
s
@ctlsnbers Safcb
@uli Claus Grieer
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-14

HS Scr bs,oblt bat ure fers en- 90,
men niGt auf Ger obieen siht F..td. If
uiuat, uns rauon In Rfnntn'e ~ lts.h.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-14
Nti.utidtts anb :drtitidtts :
fnb ilr sief. @erasnuns at6t salttsl
8rpfer
Nbf6ic6&8au

an 6onnta9, Zen "a. NprI 1864;
bel %eter sBisfe, I'm S md1.n sauss,
an s. st4.s-cs1a,. sses.
q. d u.ir.u PIT ..se 3ss;ss, &, surs etusr str.
auft hale, absr ned d1saI nepe Hrn1ute xxb 1uzkea sers
isunsIt teten us&ae, 3 tsseiA sbteu Hhf6teef -Haa srrsr,
GIT, N Ten ID frrsxsHAh sssIaSe. 49, @-F >"
Hir srfstfaunsea sxb 0eraaie ieesr art II stisrsfs
ssS 1ute Mual ,su Esna 10 nsassst. ~. t y
.EX- III i,at l.Htra4.n- etfsd laid fteasstAf su
Ytter Bi.fe., : :
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lesbsn.
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mtlttdrtfhs DIVIDE btantraet.
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drunken one |, vas soou, six O'Clock when toe couduc

drunken one, II was aDout BIN oei".h ~beb VIZ evo""0
Dor hit
Paulsns nrenIer being sworn deposes and says-l live
Al a47 j. Pearl street southwest corner of Niam my
father keens fancy store there only know deceased
BY having him trolteniy on he cars as con
ductor ng the store door nj about O'Clock
hast evening, hen the pass which deceased
was conductor got iroot OF the next dlor below
saw nam struck by stone ne was standing on tho
Of the with his back 10 the door, upon
The left temple he fel oil Ga the further slue
elthe car without making any ATTEMPT to save msei
and the car drove about half block before " was
stopped LAID oness the street about ten ~ M
before he picked up, when crowd gatnc' ea
around, and officers came and removea um ~
lhe station house stone bred by boy petWeen
and the car; should recognize HIM should sec hnl
again, although him before ne was aoou.
twenty feet from me, on inc siuewns :,
potised him passing running and evidently
Watching tho car got opportunity 10 throw some.
thing nj IT, did not say anything but as soon as ne
Ared the stone back into william street and got
away called out to man--Lewl5 Iochman, grocer
20 step him he did understand and The boy
got away: ne passed me twice and saw MS ace both
times also boy running Immediately oppo'
site boy whose stone hit the deceased he was on
ak the opposite side Of the street did not
see him throw any stone, and | thought the two
were racing until / the stone fred; noticed
the conductor appeared pale when be passed
the first boy wore long black nock coat ana black
pants, small black Cap, black scarf with red dots
and appeared to be about eighteen years OF do
recognize the prisoner subway the one saw on the
opposite side of the street, for did not see him dis
tnctly | do think should recognize the boy who
Deceased twenty two years OF age, aud native OF
Fort Edward, Washington county this State, where MS
parents reside The remains VIII be taken TO FoTs
Edward for interment.
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Meeting of the Health Commi IS toners
ROLLING sANCE.


meeting of the Health Commissioners was held yes.
terday in the Mayors Office to take into
sheraton the best means OF abating the bone boiling
nuisance within the city limits, which has become
70 alarming extent dangerous TO the health Of the
citizens.
The Mayor presided. President Hayes Of the Board OF
Councmen; President Henry, Of the Board OF Aldermen;
City Inspector Booe. John Swinburne, NJ D.. Health or
6cer; Lewis A. Sayre, Resident Physiclsn, aud William
Murphy, n. D., Commissioners, were present.
The Counsel for the Corporation present, and. IN
reply inquiry by the Mayor said that the Board Of
Health had ample power order the immediate removal
Of bone boiling and fat melting establishments situated
Thirty Fortieth streets Counsel further
tmated that action towards the abatement Of the nui
sance by the Common Council must b. principally
by imposing fines which the boiling establishments
might and continue work, refuse 10 and abide
suits at law This would, however tend to long and
necessary ltig aton that the Commissioners OF Health
would have in time OF epidemic pestlence. powers
like that OF the Board OF Health but tho conditions
named essential to its exercise The Board Of Com
mssoners advisory body in regard 10 tho Board
Of Health.
The medical officers present concurred in opinion that
the bone boiling and other similar establishments
detrimental 10 health and consequently public
The Mayor intends TO call early meeting OF the Board
Of Health when he will place this important subject fully
before them.
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Interesting Trespass Case.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Before Judge Brady

before Judge braoy.
NAY o. Wlldm M. Giles Wiliidm j. Hoicci =
This was an action for trespass committed as Is
alleged, on New Years Day. Mr. Giles keeps spothe.
cary shop the Of Thirteenth street and sixth
avenue and Dir. Howell keeps n tavern, called the Wood.
bne, on the opposite side OF the way.
Tue complainant alleges that the LIST Of January,
1864 defendant entered the store Of the plaintiff
club In bis hand and, after beating several persous
who the store and driving them OF the place,
he broke n window pane valued AZ eighteen dollars. A
large crowd then collected in front OF store aud
proved such annoyance 10 tho apothecary that he
compelled put up his shutters close the store.
M Giles estimates hts damages at five thousand dollars
For the defence II is claimed that the day ques.
Sion party OF ve Elk men entered defendants bar
room and insisted upon having drinks free because IL
was New YEARS. Day that upon the barkeeper refusing
them they beat him numerically, and when
the walters came to the rescue he too badly pun
isbed Defendant followed the assaants out OF the bar
room and sseng that they entered the drug Of
plaintiff, on the opposite corner, pursued them. On
entering the druggists he attempted TO arrest Of the
party, whom he charged with breaking his windows,
when he assaled by two three the crowd and
IN self defence obliged TO hts club He
overpowered by numbers however, and had 10 beat q
retreat, which he effected in safety.
The attracts considerable attention. II Will proba-
bly, be finished tomorrow.