Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-13
tFfom the Chicago i'ost.l
A FATAL QUARREL.
Two Men Attack Each other with pocket
Iznives---One Is Killed and the Othef He-
yerely Wounded.


Two Men attack Ench Other With Pocket
Iknives---One is Killed and the Othef he-
yereIy Wounded. Ea
A terrible aud fatal encounter look place
on Saturday afternoon, about hali.past 'our
O'Clock, on the North Side, In and about a
lager beer soloon, kept by one Miller, on the
corner of lIinsdale and Rush streets. Inc
particulars of the hnmicide--lor such II was
- are substantially as follows:
AT the house above mentioned, Jacob
Rehm, father OF x-Superintendent OF Police
Rehm, a man about sixty-seven years old,
was drinking beer in Miller's saloon, IN
company with German named Michael
Hagcnloch, whose age is about forty years.
During conversation, discussion 10 re-
lation 10 rent paying aud tie rights oil ianu-
lords aud tenants arose, Hngenloeh stating
that parties were attempting TO put him out
of house he was occupying, but he would
not be elected Rehm declared in answer
that were The premises his he would put lla-
eenloch out OF them, having the right, as
landlord to do so. nagenloch, IN return.
stated that Rehm was mot ill TO 90 II,
when Rehm called Inn "crazy schwaeg.
Hagenloeh became enraged al THIS express
sion, seized beer glass, and struck hehm u
heavy blow on the head, Telling him to the
floor, and inilicting an ugly wound. kehm
regained his feet, and rushed furiously ut ms
assalant, when both clinched and struggled
desperately.
Miller, IN endeavoring 10 separate the
combatants, received a severe cut in the arm
from Hagenloch, with piece OF the glass
with which he had struck Rehm. Finally
the parties were separated, and Hagenloch
put out of doors, Rehm being kept inside, In
order that he might get cooled down, and
have his wounds attended 10.
But the ARRAY did not end hore; for Ha-
genloch, Immediately after his election, went
to the rear of The saloon, and swOre loudly
TINT he would have "French blood" Rehm
being by birth Frenchman. These
threats aroused Ruhm to such pitch that he
became ungovernable, and rushed from the
door Of the saloon into the yard, where both
men drew pocket knives and rushed upon
each other with evident deadly intent; al
though the younger man, Hagenloeh, was
not as powerful as Rehm. fearful and Ia
tai encounter followed the simultaneous at
tack, and blows followed thick and last, The
weapons dripping with the red current oil
life
After being nearly exhausted from loss of
blood, the couple were taken apart, Hagen
Loeb having received three severe aud dan
gerous wounds-one IN the head, one 10 the
left side, and another, a fatal one, III the
right breast, which took downward course,
and caused internal hemorrhage. Rehm was
severely, thOnBn NOT lhluh}i MouhuSN 'N""'
the head, shoulders aud arms.
Hagenloeh was conveyed 10 his residence,
No. "a Hinstlalc street, and died about IL
O'Clock, after suffering great pain.
Rehm was taken 10 the Huron street sta
ton, where he renamed until 10 O'Clock on
Saturday evening, when he was baiod Out
in the sum OF $4,000, and aiterward taken
home 10 No. Ola North Clark street, where
he now lies in Il weak and preearoua eondi
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