The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-28
ANOTHER ALLEGED POLICE OUTRAGE.

A Round ,,nau aul Private In Pursuit Of
Opportunity TO Arrest some One aud Lager
Becr-Two Unoaending Citizen Arrested,
Rcaten and Locked up nil Night in IA station
Uouse-Shat WINS Done i'm the Case and
Whnt Is TO be Done.
Gu the heels OF the fragrant outrages committed
on inofYendng citizens by the three Seventeenth
ward policemen. the reports OF whose examination
and giving bonds for trial has occupied 80
much space In the HERALD for the past
several days, we have another alleged po-
lice outrage to chronicle OF nearly as violent AMI
atroclous character. The policemen charged with
the latter outrage hrc roundsman Hart and private
bought. oi the Tenth precinct. The COMPLIMENTS
and victims { the nj eyed outrage are jacob Krcamcr
proprietor o the lager beer sa0On No % Allen street,
and Jacob Nramarer baker Of No. 50 Allen street.
The following the facts, as devel0Ded yesterday
before Judge Mansfield, OF the Essex Market Police
Court
An organization known "a the Gretchen Lodge, No.
30. composed entirely Of Germans, has is headqusr
iers 1T No 81 Allen street. There was meeting or
the lodge ut this place on saturday evening. Tue
meeting. which was quietly and orderly conducted,
proirarfrd iis session 10 late hour, being quar-
,eri, meeting ana a good deal of 6nsines,
to transact. including the election of on
GERS. At length there was tapping AT
the outer hallway door not that sort of tapping of
-omc cue gently rapping. so graphically portrayed
IN that immortal poem. Tho Raven" 10y Poe, but
ncas, blows Mr. Kreaner went 10 the door TO ses
what the rapping meant. Two policemen were
standing az the door-rOundsman Hart and private
bought, aud the banging had proceeded rom thcir
clubs.
II want to zee tn proprietor OF the place" said
rOundsmsn Hart
ii am the proprietor" answered Mr. Hrcsmer;
" What " wautetf'
.Iho ured pistol Just now inside your placer
.There's been no pistol ncd here" replied Mr..
Ircimcr.
tire Tound-man.
II toll Won there has been no pistol fred here AMI
nntii-urbTnccsof any Kind" explained Mr.. krcaner
There l. only private lodge holding fnccting
here. and they are about adiourning."
"well, cant you give us some lager" mtcrpOsct
.Nc," answered Mr.. Kreamer; 'h's after twelve
O'Clock. ana my bar IL closed"
"You must let u IN. and we will go in spoke ny
the roundsman.
him one side and push his own way into the place.
AZ this moment Mr.. Kramarcr made hts appearance.
having on hi~ regaa and having started Tor home.
"what's the dinculty ~ asked Mr.. kramarcr. see
ing the roundsman having hold OF MI. Kreamcr.
'l'll let You know" responded officer bought, ant
he impaired the information through the medium or
his club. with which he hogan bclaboring the head
and shoulders Of Mr.. Kramarer.
The two policemen, with their armament VI
clubs. too much for Kreamer and krafha-
rer. Win that pleasngly persuasion very
INDIGENOUS to metropolitan policemen IN acv'm
plshing the arrest OF unarinej ana .,o"e ~,
The coat collar and with clubs brandisncu men
acingy over their heads dragged them 70 wv ,vn.
precinct station house where they were ocAeo UP ="
YESTERDAY morning orncer bought brought the two
prisoners before Judge Mansfield, wnen' no cont
charged. Roundsman Hart failed 10 put 10 an ap-
pcarance. -, .-.. -,
The above is q simple. unvarnished statement o.
both EXPRESSED a determination 20 prefer complaint
before Tie Police Commissioners against the ocets
arresting thom; 20 the end V no'ye~