Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-18

rel 1bur-ed on account of lostNDe a. policeman.
resulting from Injuries received ia m.king an
arrest. ~ss rot tr-ufed.
The Commif,ce a-ked the Coupcii 10 enforce
an oidinshce not issuing icsu-e 10 any person
Who owes eupsis tsxe- TO The city. sud mat toe
CITY Treasurer De directed 10 advertise au' seit
ali propefis delinquent Tor ico4. and former
years. ou or befors The 30th day Of SePtenosr'
1865. and that be be authorized 10 not counter
sign any order in favor Of parties until after The
payment of all taxes due the city from them.
Referred 20 the City Attorney, and the fourth
resolution. instructng the Treasurer TO sell prop
eFry. adopted.
Mr. Bosz submitted report that Mr Oslet %
granted police powers in order to assist the Mar
sbal as bailif AZ the Police Court
The Committee on Gas made gas-y report,
in which Councilman Schmidt iiluminsd the sub
ject by speech.
The report of ths Committee on Printing and
Stationery reported an ordinance for the SUN OF
81 .273 40 for public printing. aud one for the
.um Of 81 900 TO be appropriated for printing and
stationery for the quarter ending September,
1865. The ordinance was adopted.
The committee reported in favor OF granting
the petition Of the German citizens presented 90
last evening. relative 20 the Publishing Of the
laws and ordinances in the German language
Mr. Brown made few explanatory remarks
concerning the language used by Mr.. ksppes on
the evening he INTRODUCED his resolution. Ii Mr.
kappes bad employed the language attributed TO
him, he Brown should not have voted for the
resolution.
Mr. Thompson spoke 10 a consiliatory manner.
aud hoped the i'll feeling would come to an end,
and that We would have peace and prosperity.
Mr. Kappes said, in defense. that he had but
Que object in introducing the resolution. and that
vas 10 cut down the city expenses. he asked
the mem bers OF the City Council il they had
ever heard him make use of the language at
iribnted 10 him and said Il vas an infamous lie
lie said ne had done everything he could Tor the
benefit Of his country men. aud that hs conscience
approved his conduct 10 this matter. dis OBJ
ject was 90 cut down the city expenses anu in
The present husncial condition OF the city they
could nor do 30 lie said he right, ard bis
hand might wiiher before he would retrac;.
lie said thag the Freie Presse had called
Mr. Lincoln an object Of adherence OF
the nineteenth century, and askel il the Coun.
Gil wished 10 sustain such paper. He said he
was charged With not being German in his
ture, and related that an American friend re
marked TO him that such charge was ridicu-
lDus. A. he kRes that Nc h cat sourkrout az
each meal, aud kept good beer ia his cellar. aud
certainly there are the prominent traits in The Ger
man character lie said be concurred "a the re
port ol the committee. and that II The German
FfpfIN Nt-btu 70 PalllHh tue plpfNtNth@7 VI iilia
bod, hey could furnish A reporter a. did the Sen
inel aud Journal, aud rUbsh them free of
charge
Nc. LOOMS asked Mr. ksppcs II he said
Councilman bad remarked TO MIN (kappesl that
the, should not withdraw the city patronage from
the Freis Pfes.e. a. they wanted 20 hold IL a.
partisan paper
Me kappes made an explanation OF his remark
and said he did not say so IN exact terms
DR.. Thompson proceeded 10 diye-t himself OF
au overburdened amour, OF choler. aud spoke
Tor some time without saying anything directly
relative to the question he sid, paper in this
city had stated that y was Republican move
meut aud made against the Germans by Regub
leans lie pronounced the statement d. lie
The ID ictOr has the faculty oi understanding
remark. somewha' different from other persons.
ss ~as proven bS NJ X pp,s' remarks
The pfe,lous qu,-IOu sas moved. aud the
report OF the Committee coueutfed IN
NJ ktppts askol che privilege 81 Introducing
Major Lszcf. aho ~lshrr 20 ses something W
regard to the p,oto.ed o lIcf- Home.
After considerable t'ilk the Cbuncli discovered
they hal nothing - 10 ,nl fl, wlsh the mt
ter.
The CT, EaEueers report va received, and
an ordnance passed paving To- the street in
provcu'ents reported
Several proposals i1r bids. were tetcriel 10
th. Board OF Improvements.
On motion Council adjourned.