Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-21

CnoIExA-No FArAL CAsEs-We regret
that the late hour At which the Board Of
Health meets in the afternoon, renders il
impesxitle for usto give oar readsss thsIs
full proceedings From DR.. lies, Acting
Secretary q prsssst, ~ leasosd the fellow.
ing:
nr Hopfnss reports . eass Of cholera u
tbs 0snss sfSsssolA - DasRa sless1s.-
4 dhill Of Ar. Dsishs. about six ysaes old,
~ taken last evening. bet u nov out Of
dAaees.
Dr.. A. kpn,s reports that Mrs.. Schroeder. !.
whs kseps TIE ~Kisst nSsts.' od 'front.'
neas Ripley street, asd whose husband died
x the same complaint last week, Was taken
quits severely yesterday noon, but that she
% now out Of danger. He also reports that
Albert Reipe, son Of Prof Reipe, who ~
sides on Ripley, between Front and Second,
wss attacked 1t twelve o'clock last night,
but l. now considerably improved.
Dr.. French reports thaa two persons
(neithsr name or sex ,nsr tioned) were taken
lin With the cholera yesterday afternoon, st
the residence Of Mr. Claussen, corner ot
Third and Ripley streets, but BY prompt as
shtanec ~ ssrtnsved sAaetbes Ase, ralhr
r. ssiStal = sts 4 tisiase place. l.
Il 10 highly gratifying to notice that our
ipAyslcians are st last becoming enabled to
control the disorder with comparative ease.
aad extraordinary success. II is 10 be
hoped. however, that our citizens wnl relax
10 vigilance, or forego no sanitary measures.
BY . thorough and united action, many
lives may be saved. y,
Now AND TnEs. When it be came neces
sasy few months since to secure IN emit
Lowry delegation at the County Conven-
Ion that Vas 10 nominate State Senator.
neither y. PIies noe say. II his hckeys ate
q slept uslit tlsy ~ sscsrsd Ahsif end.
Mr.. Prize sssk Nh rarsoa ~ tts'sellar end
lsd hin TO the 4th Ward caucus. when .
divisim va made he took men by the col.
" AA1 forced them to the anti Lowry side,
end q man of influence in one # our
banks. nseaiess4 . a,merhant Uithy hts
financial dispaeasdrs because he did not Dc
his (Ptics's) bidding.
Hoe wss Il at The recent 4th Ward
eaucuss The question Of Maine Law and
Anti Maine Law waa - ~ dssidsd il this
county. Price was the founder Of
that Law in tho State Of Iowa, and
its promulgator and defender for years.
The Germans told him openly they were so
Ing 10 uaaks . rid upss IT., end havs al
the republican temperance men il this
this county pledge themselves politically to
60 against the psspetaity Of that Law.
Where was lIirAmi Did he raise hand 20
de'ssd that law Dd be g. % his parson
! and drag him to the caucus to protect the
Maine Law! Did he jerk any voters across
he doos Of thtsaase - asilhhold bank ae.
commsdations ffso sny ossehsat 70 sustaia
The Maine Law Not not % Hiram
Price staid at home; Hirsa Price s.lv,sed
others Of his kind to stay awsy ffom The
caucus suki lstthe Dutch have il all their
way this time!
Look on one picture, and then on the 9th
o.. how do they compare!
Jvsr So.-k very prominent temperance
saint Of this city vas yesterday heard 70 a..
sert that before ne would be willing 70 give
up the German vote, "hs would 30 for any
ald whisksy bloat who might come up in
tie cooyrntion." Nov, NJ have lsborsd
Itikc massyslOr nths, ~ wsnieht ~
for years, to prove that these puritanic prod.
gies Of innocence and virtue have just Is
craving stomschs for "bread and butter" il
not for Bolosua and lager beer. - any 9th.
e. set Of mon extant, and we confess an cx>
eeeding pleasure in seeing them shorn Of
Asa righteous veib ard placed before their
dspes in alf their contemptibls defbrmity.-
The Germans have now everything in their
own hands-they bold the balance ofpower,
and We hope to see them rule most royalty.
King Hiram has bounded from their path
1'ke frightened deer, and has been forced
70 sacrifice tbs pstty hsbais Of . kfs-tius
On the Moloch Of Ms listls exhibition Fear
ins that the occasioN would 10 too great for
bic nerves, RussslA swallowed . doss Of
ehcroform. and dreamed happily away for
~ requisite time. Old Gambrinus has
nosnted the Republican car. kicked Ii.
sasfs pet lambs from their high estate, and
eTasping the reins Of power, proposes to
drive where he plcases and how he p,eas ea.
We cxpsct - Re olht BsptS aAd MSen6
ksVs 1t decided discount in . very short
|tiD.
0sep Tsuo.-Judge Wright, in an ex-
eslsent lecture before the Studsnts of the
Iowa Law School, gave the following deiini.
ties Of . vagrant
Oar h] Rats Agris6 At leasts qsSyi.
eviss;sals, and = vagrancy 10 NO more tkan
isGssss soss u seed, it is nest proper that
h 6heuld bs - treated. A man has no
Asse nssal - Legal slght y ~ NY, thea b.
has u stall of rob, A laSt nan, iA ~ :
rule. sf 40 earthly account. ffs u atsns
6lins ssd making . blank insulting
sthsn By his evil example, and hence .
|peisases-AIvalt1paspa bssaAhing ipeeisa.
slen Of 0cdh oescy - III, l4diyidsel aed
HE psnishnaa. Il ;Hsey. Il .qch, : nae,
seesnplishss any ~, hs forms . sxcep>'
tisd - The rule. Il A1Absr t6efs Il bfo6t,
and thsrs u precious hel6 widtUu il. La.
sisess 10 . sl,bv ~ 3, ivbach il ~ sSss1
lsi)e Of I'll honest men. The true and sue
essot6l lawyer 10 sves Industrious, ever
ssaschinR ~ tfush lssst ssriviAe u kAov
~ Of his prsfsasisa-svss seeking 70 q.
esd Aighss-nst fse eain messly-shoush
~ i Ssi1bs liSrss ~ I'D = "a,
~ truth Snd just,ej. Avoi1 the - JltAe
slussard q you would that Of the criminal,
the insbriste, the fop, and ~ p sftilbggse.
HUsIcAL AcADsnY RnnsAssAL.-T The
pselic will please bear ioA niad that THE
yeaf's Bo6ksa Of ths Nosu4l Mutieal Ae>d
sny will be closed this svsssug b sssnd
public rehearsal, 1t the han in Nickoli's
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