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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-17

States, i totally and positively
false That lawful. political or party associa-
tons have been established. having. "a their OBJ
ject. the organizing and strengthening Of the
Democratic party. and ~ success IN the coming
Presidential election. and designed a. = counter
movement TO the so-oalei Union Leagues,
and. therefore secret ia their proceedings Is very
probabley and however objectionable hitherto, and
In ordinary times, ! recognize 10 the fullest e1-
tent. not the lawfulness only. but the propriety
and necessity of such organization-for when
bad men combine. good men must associate F" But
they are no conspiracy against the Government,
and their members are not conspirators, bat pa
tfiot-: men not lesgued together for the over
throw of the Constitution or the laws. and still
less, OF liberty but firmly united for the preser
walton and support OF these great objects. There
j. indeed a conspiracy very powerful, very
ancient. and | trust that before long may add
strongly consolidated also. upon sound principles
and destined vet TO be triumphant-a conspiracy
known a. the Democratic party, the present OBJ
iect Of which i the overthrow Of the Admins
ration in November next, not by force but
through the ballot box the election Of a PFes-
dent Who shall be true his oath. TO liberty and
the Constitution
This i the sole conspiracy OF which know
anything. and | am proud TO be one Of the con
spirators Ii any other should exist, looking TO
unlawful armed resistance 10 the federal or state
authorities any where, in the exercise OF their
legal and constitutional rights, ! admonsh all
persons concerned that the act is treason and the
penalty death. But | warn also the men 10
power, that there Is vast multitude host
whom they cannot number bound together by
the strongest aud hottest ties. to defend by what
ever means the exigencies OF the times shall de-
maud, their natural and constitutional rights as
freemen, at all hazards and to the last extremity.
Three years have now passed. men OF Ohio.
and the great issue constitutional liberty and free
popular government is still before YOU To you
again commit IT, confident that in this the time
of their greatest peril, YOU will be found worthy
Of the ancestors who for 80 many ages in Eng
land and America. on the field, in prison aud
upon the scarod. defended them against tyrants
aud usurpers, whether in councils or in arms
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him; but il stated there that his losses on the
lst. 81 and ID Of June. we're fully twelve thou
sand men.
rHE WAX PLACE At RICHMOND.
IL there Is any weak spot in the deienses Of
Richmond IL Is in that part Of the chain of forts
which can only be approached directly from the
east IL humas life Is counted cheap. II we ever
have fifty thOlsnd men who are willing 10 sacri-
fee their lives n order 10 take Richmond. that is
the place where the rebel capital may be taken
by a succession of assaults IL is not one fort
that must be taken. nor two. nor dozen. but a.
many as twenty. and they. too, in quick success
sion one after the other. But there is no other
point in The circle o: the Notifications around
Richmond where even 100 900 men could sue
cessiully assault the forts
PREPARATIONS FOR THE slEGr.
Large quantities Of provisions were being re-
ceived at Richmond by every train from the
south and southwest The government store
houses there contain immense supplies. and de.
pots OF provisions are being established at Dan
vile and GOidsbOrO
WIZ RICHMOND CANNOT BE ATTACKED SUCCESSFUL.
LY PROM THE sorTH
There are certain considerations which will
doubtless present themselves TO the mind OF Gen
NiHuAi dhN WHICH VIII CduNt hlW W lVIckV tue w
tempt TO cross the James river and attack the
rebel capital from the south First among these
considerations nav be stated the fact that the de
lenses Of Richmond on the south side. that Is !
mean fortihcations alone, are fully as strong and
extensive as those on the north and east In
this respect there j. "A vast difference between the
condition Of affairs now and when General Nc
Clellan was operating against Richmond. The
only advantage that General Grant can gain in
changing his base from the York 20 the Jane:
river, will be that hs supplies can there be
brought bv water Co point on the latter only
eleven miles from Richmond, aud that his army
then be fed without It's being weakened by
detachments TO guard supply trains. IL Is gener
ally believed at Richmond that that Is the direc
ton that matters will ultimately take, that il. il
General Grant succeeds in reaching the Jane:
river at all. For the greatest confidence Is ex-
pressed at the rebel capital that il that fna
flank movement is attempted it will result in tn,
Union army Itself being hanked and involved il
the morasses of the White Oak swamp.
Darn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-17
DAILY SENTINEL.
Stanten and nix on the Situation.

Gold closed in New York yesterday at 1914
over thirty cents higher than when GRANr com
meneed his advance upon Richmond. The
nearer be gets TO the rebe can,al the lover green
backs depreciate.
General GRANT has tried LlxeoLNs plan. he
has tried his own plan. he has tried McCLELLAS's
plan. and nov he proposes to try BurLEEs
plan Of capturing Richmond. he Is now
Just where he nigh, have been siI weeks
ago without the loss OF man lie has expert
mented. however. and left track Of blood
which history will record a. a needless sacrifice
Of human life.
We are advised nov. as the people have been 4
thousand times. through the same official sources
Of Information that everything looks hopeful. and
the early fall OF Richmond Is predicted with the
sane assurance as when the Army Of the Poto.
mac crossed the Rubicon under it, present com
mander.
The country is also advised that the news from
SHERMAN IL encouraging. but we are likewise in
formed there is danger of his communications
being cut on and his supplies destroyed By the
large rebel Try force in his rear.
While We have overwhelming forces in the field,
according to Official authority. II isinlima,ed that
another draft of two hundred thousand men will
be ordered Must this sacrifice OF life continue,
this needless waste of the resources Of the coun-
try in men and money
viii the people continue the men in power who
have demonstrated their inability. with the whole
power Of the nation a, their control TO success
fully administer the Government and restore the
Unioni Upon the wise solution Of This problem
depends the future strength. prosperity. power
and happiness of the people who constitute the
Government. What will SrASroN say 10 DIX
upon this propositionl il he could solve it his
dispatches would be read with interest and salts
facfion
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Our ARMY CORRE~PONDE

MAKYLANS HEtGHrs. Mn. ,
Juue IL. 1851


EDIroR INDIANA STATE SESTINEI:
Enclosed YOU will find one dollar for one copy
of the Weekly Sentinel A. | don't know your
terms, | csnuot specify the length OF time. but |
hope YOU will send II a. long YOU can for that
amount of money A. there are great many
Democrats in our battery. we are quite anxious TO
read a paper that We put confidence Ia. We
are Just such men that. IL We were At home.
would be called copperheads, because We are
men that are in favor OF prosecuting the var.
and all stick 10 the Democratic party We have
been in the servics nearly three wears Our bat
terry has re enlisted for the var Before wewent
home we supposed that We would find scores OF
buiternuts and men that would be aiding the
Southern COnfederacy but imagine our astonish-
ment when we found that those men that we're
pointed out TO u a. being copperheads and rebel
svmpathirers. were good old Democrats Such
men they. are hose that daily falling IN the
battles of our courtry la fact. they amount 10
near two of three of every regiment ia the SER
vice Ii our Republican friends call all the Dem
ocrats copperheads, We might -ay that we have
copperhead army For fear OF wearing your pa
Sience, l will close ID,
18th Ind Battery. Hsrpers Ferry. Va.
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The Advance on Pctersburg-Wh 10
fnitcd.
Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Commercial.
FORTRESS MONROE. June 10. ) p NJ


FoRrRKss MONROE June 10. p. NJ
We have just heard from General Butler con
eerning the expedition he sent out against Pc
tersburg 1t appears that General Gilmore in
command of infantry and artillery numbering
some 1000 and General kautz commanding
1000 cavalry, started from our intrenchments on
the morning of the 9Th inst. and the former pen
etrated TO within mile of Petersburg. while the
latter actually made dash into the city. carrying
of number OF prisoners and five pieces of light
artillery. Beauregard. however. was too strong
" posted. aud met our forces with larger num-
bers. making il necessary for Generals Gilmore
and Kau'z to retire. which they did in good or
der: the latter. however, bringing Oft his cap
lures in safety. The main object, viz. that Of
DESTROYING the iron railroad bridge the
Appomattox river, WAS not accomplished, from
the fact tina, the rebel forces we're constantly
lowering rear and Hanks Bv this expe-
diton it has been ascertained that Petersburg Is
strongly intrenched and well defended. Our
troops had orders destroy the immense Gov
eminent supply stores at Petersburg.
The troops under Gilmore crossed on pom
toons thrown across the Appomatox, one half
mile below Point of Rockr. aud in order to
deaden the sound. thick coating OF hay was
spread on the bridge. and nearly At daylight, our
troops came IN sight of Petersburg, abt right
in to some magnificent iutrenchments.
Ga the way woman was met. who Informed
Gilmore that Beauregurd was appriSed OF our
approach. and in fact. knew OF the advance
forty eight hours before. a. she was r-ivsed not
10 leave the city owing to the Yanke, beng on
the way.
The gunboats in the Appomator. assaulted
Fort Clifton and bombarded that worr day and
night 10 divert attention A continue y Smelling
from our works. on the euemv, was also kept up.
vet the rebels seemed 10 be aware 81 the ruse
practiced ON them
General Butler regrets the failure D the expe-
diton a. well a. General Gilmore and kautz.
and in fact every body else
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-17

The funeral of Mr. GEORGE p. STEVENS will take
place this morning 10 O'Clock, from the residence Of
Charles Learned North Illinois street Services by Rev.
B. F. Foster.
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him; but il stated there that his losses on the
lsi. II and ID Of June, were fully twelve thou
sand men
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-17
WAN TIE D.
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a GENTS WANTED. male and female 10 seil Wilson'S
n New sls Family Sewing Machine. IL will Stitch,
Hem Fell Tuck nd Braid, Cord Quilt and Eubroider
beautifully. For particulars address
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-17
PRELIMINARY MOVEMENT.

On the 2i of June. General Lee beca me aware.
from the movements made by the Union forces.
that his line would be attacked next day The
only disposition that he made, however, in view
OF the expected attack. was to contract bis lines
80 that his lett rested just behind the grove on
the plantation of Dr. Curtis. aud his right on
hill mile south of Coal Harbor, al d just talf
way between that point and the Chickahominy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-17

"TE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF DRUG
w GlSTS 10 the above establishment, and invite
them, when In the city. TO look through our stock
Our goods were bought when gold 81 SIS. and
before the additional SO per increase In Tariff Dafy
which, we confident, will enable n goods In
our line very low and yet realize profit We will du-
pcaie any Cincinnati Neutrality-suspicious. prices
sidered
Orders are solicited Je7'4-diy
The New York herald., 1864-08-22

ARRIVED
John Dale 18Th ,nn u, 8 os. Ion ,s 70 saw y, ship
i!S u! ss ca g s';.n:SlD SoHna on..,'
Gums SSnsra ics INST qs Ysc GA AN o. socs
.Sip Rossi i'Ss Ma sound GSp1s & IA, q ship
sp Ma'ss ssdss doS Gs e.
's Sy .s.%.Sp
I" a1ss cEay % n s saa: M:s
S,S ara TO- with
Iowesa sIs n,,. n.. .s.s, :,
for ssou, hair hour before getting Of Two deaths and
BARK Robert Ls.nsrd tBr> Hilton Cardiff. 4' days. with
coal 70 Boyd hincsen. -. p. :, a.r. with coal 10
Peck Church 18Th ms, at ss o. saw large.
SsPsoas 9os.s PANIED black "' one
s:s ssy can. = sss. ssy ..M .n 's.
picious looking steamer with one mast ana 'nree
BARK Jenny Pit, tof Reckand, Haskell Pic'ou' Ms 10
2rig maria DAM Jonrcblo.d bordeaux, ei days. with
mdse. 70 VIM Salem 4 Co. -,... c.v p.v oa.v.
ws ss COAL Isf q sss hSss E, sashon tsnn'ns''' 20"
Brig J II Crowley Cot xddson,, prsko' olace Bay "a
sris HVonSss Cot TScinon,. DiI. elsco Bay IL days.
schr 1 HsSl.sis S Taylor Dorchester sB days with
ssr ssSr snss.as. fnss,ss nss-ia Hawkins. Lube ds
ssSr @ Es.s hsa; Ssr';%sssS s.ssS,,ss:s ss.y.
schr Ada Iiarbert, Crowcll. Gloucester
Schr OREGON Bates, Boston for Apany
schr r Ross Staples Taunton.
Schr Fanny Fern, Saunders, PROVIDENCE.
Schr Raw State. -. Providence.
schr ,Tokn Jones Ward, Providence TOT Albany
schr Judre Tennev, rease, Norwich.
ebsemsr Ann Rga. Richards. PhiiadetpbiA
steamer Falcon. Aidricb, rroveepce.
BELOW.
shin Mount Royal, from Liverpool, 80 days
Bark Roslyp.
pr,e Thomas oven, from Nuevtas, ~ dsys
SAILED
a,h--sbip President fnimofe barts Nayaower, Paadn,
g,ldo, james Welhh, Louis brgs Cook, Clio,
The New York herald., 1864-08-22

gARK AL.1AsDER; hence Vi. aarpswsll for Pie.oa.
sbou. si0o There was no insurance upon her she We:
neglected 70 save his personal effects consequently
lost not only his vessel but e.csps the clothes
overheard than The rebels should gel
have safs The appropriated All q his nautical
instruments.
scnR PALnrRA Smith, from Portland for Masansss with
Of lumber before reported ashore Ogunqnit
ws ssa s"a h @ sd ass %
cargo sails, &c viii be saved in good order.
A 5 aa. ss 'a rfsl
tended TOR the freshiins business halls from LYerpoo r.
Whatcmea.
snip lanes Arnold Cieaveand NB arr At Fayal July IL
.s .% .s
day who sIs ssa pf s,.,a the sane a disease
Bark Union, Baker. NIB. sid from Fayal July H.
cOresgn Forts.
Cow BAY. Aug l-In port bark Sandy Hook Yorh
a:
Kscsfos ia. July s-Arr brrs Bolivar Colombian Les
ca@se and a i'm tor Fortune s s,s
Rver, h bark Iva 5; Tnpmss ih brSs calaS.
5srs @
saass Masn,s Gin s,s somass. Duncan Nsvas'A sid
Picrou, Ns Aug lo-In port bark Lavnia, for NYork
10Y - PER srxAxsHIr fraGy.s. EAIHKr porw.l
Arr ,s AnS Ars@n yo1 a sns Gsd Il s Ss
Ja,e Z. Ivsrpoo: 10Th, soubanpon at Deal Baron Sea.
field ~ Queenstown lltb moonlight at do' CoruhieF ~
Sid for NYork 1Ih Antarctic and Sir Robsr Peel from
Liverpool.
(The latest Londonderry
Arr from NYork Union Cadiz; Lady Milne, at London
ship Island Home from Liverpool for Boston, return
&c 10 port
fPER STEAMSHIP kEpAR.1
--latest Queenstown,
rosa M on r"m ad.s M a. wsS
:. Antwerp Anne at Fernando POI Promise at Batavia;
Arr from Boston Bonndn Brlow. at Bathurst
American fOrI1s
BOSTON, Aug 80, AM-Cid steamship Saxon, Matthew'S
Philadelphia: Br mark Jane. Williams havana; brig Rooer3
Wing WALL w Coast Africa schrs Pequonnock Barnes
Philadelphia: Bav State " -,t NYork; G L, Lowell. Snn
Sing Sid rom the Roads ship st Louis.
BALTIMORE Aug l9-Arr brig ] W Sawyer ScuddeY,
Fortress Monroe schrs Mary Msngam Beveridge. and
Naoeon soper NYork; WASHINGTON Bodne. Newark, NJ
Bath. Me- schr Myers Wildn, NYork.
BuCkSPoRT. Aug ll-Arr schr VIM McCobb. Chpman,
NEW BEDFORD, Aug Ie-A,r schr VIM Thomas. wnite
HOPKINS, NYork schr r Il Smith. Kelly. do.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 20. AM-Arr brig @ Kelly. Nor.
re, Matanzas: schrs West Wind, Gilman, Guanca. Pre-
Simons Hughes, Port Royal Lamart Hill, Saco; Jao
Horace Staples. Gibbs, New Bedford Perry Rs-
lev, L"nr Jas Hewitt Foster Boston; John Dorranco
Rice Provdence Sarah Burke. Osborne Newport Hori.
zon. Plum, Northport Chambers Fowler. Leesbura.
man. Susan Duncan. Mitchell, Al@xan.
schrs Maui. Somers Port Roys Broadhed Baker.
PORTLAND Aug I9--Arr.s,eamshp Potomac, Sherwood,
Goodng Matanzas schr CEarmer Fuller New York. sl0
bark Ionic
The New York herald., 1864-08-22
NEWS FROM THE SOU tn.

lhe Expected Federal Proposal for an
Armisfice-Its Acce pta nee Depending
Forces and Block adsng Fieets-subju-
cation ind pc ndence 60 Follow the
kefasa,-Ths P:,icy OF che British Go
Treasurer OF che RebcI States for Habi-
tuai q. mbbtng at Faro Tables.
lFrom the Richmond Examiner, August II.
Il to be nearly certain that proposal viii soon
be made TO from quarter either from Lincoln or
from the Chicago Democratic TO
arnistice, simple cessation OF hosties TO allow Of
negotiations or peace and reunion and for that alone
New York paper most urgently advises Lincoln himself
lence the demorszng peace faction the North" be-
shrewdIy that such armstice and neg0-
ta,ioos would be refused Inls merely move 70 take
Lincoln 10 10 make such . proposal now, or
whether the democrats are 70 carry IN their
candidate expressly that he may make it--from
wheucesoever 1t may come, II is wholly mad.
missbc II the North desires 70 have negotiations for
reunion entered upon all let all troops and bockadng
fleets be withdrawn the right OF formally
acknow edged and then negotiation would be at least
possible. they invite us 70 negotiate on any other
footing only rational answer would be another blow
at the heart OF Pennsylvania We are not likely 10 con-
sider the question reunion with sword hanging by
hair heads and such proposal be made we
shall only conclude that II war and endless war,
until nation The other shall be supjugaed or ex
tirpated.
THIS Is evidently the prospect on which the British
government s sti goatDg with satisfaction. Tho
queen, prorogung parhsment degns TO mention our
namely. such neutrality, all on one side, We nave
experienced uniformly for some past Mr. seward
could esk more. No matter have long been con
seious this confederacy viii have 20 sustain Itself
only against Yankee FIRE and sword, but against
most malignant mschinations Of British neutrality.
IL s announced that the government again threaten
ing retaliation for Yankee outrage that colonel Crook
has been put In rons at Macon, so that his treat.
ment may follow all respects that of the Cunfed.
crsto Colonel, Angus Mcdonald, taken prisoner Sby
Hunter: and further, that the Yankees having
couhned 10 jail under criminal charge of arson
MIR Mc, Confederate solder, the son of nr. McGyill,
nov Richmond alleging that no present and ding
VI the burnDg OF Charn0ersbnrg, Yankee prisoner
has N his also, been chained abide the issue
and answer life TOR life, outrage for outrage. TINS
indeed. we'll, n the government means Ia stand by 81
bat 4, much feared that will never believe
Il until they They will remember flynn and saw
,ers; they will remember that Yankee was ever
banged for numfcrd aud will perhaps, think they have
only 10 threaten that IN etalate they will
taate Tor that retakati0p and then VIII yield
humanity We trust this time they may turn out tc
be wrong Tor once II has the point where The
very lie of our consists 10 stern and
Ton.
The New York herald., 1864-08-22
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
alOrrfcd.

AnAS-FssLE-On Friday, August l9, at POI South
Ninth street, Brookyu, y. w. by the Rev. Mr. Josyu,
GEORGE ALLAN, Of Gaesburg, H., to ELLEN MARGlHEr,
fourth daughter II the late John Emse, Esq., Union ter
race, Aberdeen, Scotland.
Aberdeen aud Elsin papers please copy.
LAssNG-MAskER.-O Monday, August Is, at the resi-.
dence of n. Mswby Esq Touon, I'll by the Rev. Richard
g. Dunn. r. LAssrsa N. D., OF New York city to Miss
JOSIE VI. NAsEER, ,f Perth Amboy, y. J.
OBARA-tEglT--1n Brooklyn. on Thursday August Is
the residence OF H. Laurence. Esq, by the Rev y
W. Dier H. D., rector OF 81 Iuke's church, Mr.. HENRY
OHARa. OF Boston, 10 Miss ELIzAEETH J. LEEsE, Of
Brooklyn.
Boston papers pleJse Copy.
ScoTr--OGBrRN.-Un tuesday, August l6. by the Rev.
e dickson A. A. Scorr OF Cold Spring to ANNIE OGSuRy
Of New York.
Manchester (Eng papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1864-08-22
Value of n ebel R0ndo
From the Richmond Examiner, August IL
To THE EDITOR OP THE EXAMINkK.

RICHMOND, July Is. 1864
Excuse for taking the liberty or addressing you but
rs am OF the suffering community require iufor-
nation through your valuable raper. The question is
simple Many persons Of limited means have laid their
money Confederate bOpds but received certificates
OF deposits until such time the Treasury Department
could issue the bonds. When calling for them the teller
refused give hundred dollar bonds but tried to force
upon the community q single bond. let the amount be
a thousand dollars upwards Now Mr. Editor thought
optional with the holder OF the certificate whether
he took thousand dollar bond bonds OF hundred
dollars each. which, in the latter person could dis
pose OF n such amount he wanted but n he re-
ceve single bond he must dispose or the whole amount
let the sacrifice be what II may.
gentleman called at the Treasury Department TO have
his bond altered into hundred dollar bonds stating that
he hnd been Major Wood pay bis tax and he refused
70 take the bopd as t too heavy for him. and the
tax A CITIZEN
The New York herald., 1864-08-22
Our Berlin correspondence.

BERLIN, August 3, 1854.
stpaiag Of ne Prstir.rcris Of P,ace-Theiy Cosdi
fso,ss--Ftrtune FdrorS ne Bod-Dsnma,k Rainsd bg
BrL Protocios-oss Of Prestige " yFrance-Inoreossd
Jpfuee Of Prussi0--B Beartttrni,'gs IN ne G,vmantc
conf derafion II Dangerous Posttoa Of ae M,ngr
sfotes. &c
The issue OF the peace negotiations at Vienna, compared
win the abortve result OF London Conference proves
how much easier 10 an understanding with
out than with the interference OF ocous gobetween
hst II is always the shortest way fof the principals
10 settle their disputes among
when Of the principals has just received good
shrsshng The meeting Of the eight Powers 10 London
dragged s slow length along for two months and hnay
separated itefc whereas the pleDpotentiaries 81
rrusss, Austria aud Dsnmsrt have concluded Their
iabors 10 ave or six days The prelimnaries Of
tesoe signed Monday, the lst instant,
m conditions agreeing pretty closely with those
mentioned in OF my last communications 20 likely
o. Goffn the basis of an arrangement Denmark sur.
r.uders all her possessions south ~ The Rengs Aa or
Ergs rvern other words. the whole q ,he duchcs o.
Ectten, Iauentarg ard s.hleswg, With the ercep.
The New York herald., 1864-08-22
A Policemen shot by a July Rioter.

Between three and four O'Clock yesterday afternoon
officer O'Bren OF the Nineteenth precinct while patrol
ing his beat fugitive from justice, named John
Riley The reported have been a ringlcader
the riots July, 1863 He arrested aud indicted by
Grand Jury having participated in the riots but
in some yet unexplained he made his escafe
from authorities, and until yesterday the police
were unable to learn his whereab uts, though
dgent search had constantly been made When officer
O'Bricn discovered him he followed him to "A liquor
store the Of Forty first street and Eighth
nue. where he made attempt to Affect his Riley
thereupon revolver and shot officer 0Brien in
forehead. The wound inflicted OF serious and IL
beey ed fatal character lie was Immediately nvcyed
10 ST. Lukes Hospital and the Coroner notified hold
examination Riley made his escape imne
diaely after hr ng the pistol aud mp 10 "A aie
evening had been arresed. Captain Wolling, OF
the Twentieth IN whoe precinct tho aair happened has
been notified, aud will apprehend him IL possible.