Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-08
The Schulzenfest at Dubuoue.


Inc SCHusLcuIeSl III DUBUQUE.
Prizes No. by the Davenport
Delegation.
The srand Schuizenfssi at Dubuoue
came TO close on Thursday. Although
the Wind v.s sery strong ana from an m
favorable quarter, nevertheless the shooting
vas excellent, very much better than any
Of the previous d.ys. About 5000 shot.
we're 3rsd altogether. The attendance was
very large, and oil the delegates say ii was
splendid aEsir. Our Davenport boys, o.
ways trus to their well-sarnel reputation
with the rife. brough. home thirty six out
Of the eighty prizes offered. From oil &C.
counts there we're present at the Pest some
OF the beet marksmen In the country. and
1t is therefore ereditaole 10 the extreme to
our German fellow citizens that they leap
turcd' such goodly SHIRE Of the prizes
offered. We say well done.' and con-
gratula.e them on their success. The fol
lowing ia the list Of prizes won BY the Da-
| venport delegation:
rRizes AND sAsss % WINNERS OK rEE riRsf Oh
eRsxsSIAl. AND rHB AGsaEGA re OF rHkIs sHoss.
l. Paul Eyer Quincy H.. lst prize. es6o
buggy; ~ counts.
2. C. F. Stuhmer, Davenport, 3l35 in gold
ss1.
:. Coffee Urn. sag, John Koch. Davenport.
Is. Three shares stock IN society, b. u.
Smith. Of Davenport
81. A. r Smith, Davenport.
81. Barrel -four. wiedenan, Davenport
COLUMBIA rAWEr.
!. Lot on Eagle Point. q. Hahuer, Davenport
IL. Parlor table. l.. Hsntseu. davenport
%. Hafdosen silver knives and forks, smith
Davenport.
8. Ivory knives and forks, II. Lorenzsn. De-
vsnport
8. Ivory photograph picture. T. volsteadt.
Davenport.
Cali. A. F. Smith, Davenport.
II. Wheelbarrow, L. Schmidt, Davenport.
"a. Picture. J. Koch. Davenport.
ls. Ottoman. Chris. Schrospfer. Davenport.
20. Box c,gsrs, II. Bsrsh. Davenport
From this it will be seen that there was
some closely matched shooting done. On
the Concord Target the trial resulted 40
follows: Major P. +. weseett, of Hepkin-
ten. made 50 csntss shots cut Of 1876 efforts
prize silver pitcher. d. Z. Lyon, 10
centsrs, I'd prize; Theo. Stslksr. Davsn-
port. IL osnters. Sd prize; San Cox, Du-
buqus. 4 csntsrs, 4th prize; L. Hansen,
Davenport, 3 csntsrs, Sth prize.
The delegation arrived home last svesing
and unite in prenouncing it ~ one Of the
best arranged Pests Of the many that has
taken place this year
A FIRsr CLASS TRAasor.-Davsnport 10
getting to be sensational. Whether il
arises from tho ready sale which cheies
sensation reports find at the numerous tea
drinking societies here, We can not say,
but the supply is equal to the demand.
The retailers OF this article are numeYous,
and the producers are turning out manu-
features BY the Wholesale. Thsskeleton Of
the play, in the production Of which, With
the appropriate scenery and effects, 30
much genius was developed, runneth in
this wise. A nan and . woman arrive in
town and put up At one Of our hot.ls.
They represent themselves to be man and
wife. This infor nation is received with
some misgivings BY the proprietor Of ths
house. but he accepts the issue. says moth
ing-and time rolls gently on. Shortly az
ter arrives another man-one wbs hath IN
occupation-for be earned much lucrs daily
- th> cutt;c~ mt of cn,nn. JAr;ca. .h;nh
when attached to the person Of > man sna-
bles him to be known in the world - it
bore his name and residence. He stopped
| at the Same h0uss-became acquainted with
the two parties aboyc mentioned. A few
nights ago the husband on going to his
room found ye new arrival having . tete q
tete With his wife. Being strongly impress
ed With the necessity Of immediate recon
strue,ion, he ordered him out, which rsa-
sonabIs demand WAS not complied with, ~
he complained that he had lost his money
aud wished to dnd il. lie was requested u
remain in the room until policeman was
cent fer. Preserver If the public peace
appeared and arrested the woman. Took
both parties down stairs into another ROOM
and while questioning them there, . cham.
bermaid appeared With the money, which
had been found in another room. The un.
fortunate man, when tho officer 6rst ap
pssred, offered him $40 if be would find
his money. Immediately on the produc.
ton Of the bills the acute detective took out
. SEQ bill, handed the rest to the owner
and iAen arrested him and marched him te
jail. The precise motive for this proceed
ins has not yet been made apparent to ths
minds Of those who were witnesses to the
affair, lie had his trial before Justice
Blood. After . lengthy examination b.
Vas asquittsd. Qoiet is snes more rector
ID, and the lovers Of soan. mag. case IN
rejoicing over the possession of \ choic,
"itsu." Verify, in this exciting city il II
dangerous to bs safe.
Wno's o Bnlsx The radical papers o
Chicago. in announcing the Masses Of dis
tsgaishsd speakers 10 b present at thei
mass meeting on the 18th. mention th
nsnss of Matt. Carpenter, Secretary
Stanton, and O'Brise, Of Dsvenport
Nov the great absorbing questiel
10, whs's "O'Brisn, Of Davenport ?
II shis great quandary, W refer Y
the directory, ssd " 6nd that ws hsv'
seventeen male O'Briens in Davenport, %,
four fsaalss. The NJ. O'Brisns are q
good stout Seymour msn-and - are tn
Mrs. O'Briens. Not enc Of them, ws cal
assure the Chicago republicans will 6
over there 70 speak at their mass meeting
They are all "ferainst" any such style :
politics. In fact, the entire O'Brien fan
ily Of this city feel disgrassd that thsi
names sheul1 bs mentioned il any sus
connection.
LDaAsY AssoclArleR.-A meeting vi
b. hsh 10 The rosos q the Association III
, evening, - take into consideration the pr,
prissy Of celebrating in ssieabis nanns