The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-23
HOMICIDE.
| COrOner's Inquest Upon the BOdy of David
| Siman.

| hiq ot1 ~
an nyestgstien into the csnses f t G neid
Stlman, who died yesterday morning at his home
~ Sle 81 John street. from injuries alleged to have
in the Union Market House on FriSavias "ei9Siel'
Henry swsItZ sTo waNIoeI wa Was as No I
Silm9n came up the market at Second aud Callowhii
hun Silmans wife oaug hold of eser by the hair and
pulled him away Silman taken away by a man, When
they had some difouI abn obntsps ssSf S5 az S5a b1
him on tabe ne ie down he picked sman up and laid
& william Rous 2, sworn snen to the market
a" q sSe Se'ifans Ri@ s. for Sod th6m 9lm
anSy 60Seht some for wve cents pound DIFF
sepaT%ted when Tbar h %n 3eets tongue they we're
him think Il was @ 5sad T" "nere ne struck
S6 Sos9pn bad Major at 10 CORTLAND place Sill
aidormans and III sS SgSeS9I @ m E S III get to the
Ter said "i, knock ,r I r, we Si Gn 10 John t'elss
John went after bin tbn @ w S1am y tldn men l9t{; am
She mar 4d SRd Pq Rd him a Charles G9sor came
And he i9 down oyer ccOoA nobody strike The
Christopher Walter swornIiyo at No 82l New Market
the ne market he wanted TO- sell lem then ohn
angry, and called John the fe6t then cnI conan
m@enGed me- the deceased i said n 4ong the Aderngns
theywere separated deceasc's life took hold of johns
Charles Geisser came along struck deceased on the
& mead think he % struck him on LETT side OF the mead
each other Charles did not there was quarrel
his brother by the time lnare, anne Ip Ism hoj ,"
,Il lh- l..
the deceased after he was 81 uc whe ne was yin i1
sensible in the house.
ElziaOeth Pugh sworn Live 80. Ritman place;
S"rnaSed 'v Ss I Inc 1inch together '2T the
while her husband struck hin in S fac r GSu % o'! q nun nun
Ter then came around and ,r,, tbe JSrea J,,i
know where he struck him; tho deceased fell being
sts,9ckk,, NJ, - r. .. ,,.
@ the deceased vas selling chct ms; somebody threw
secohd tne , iy ~ alo T m % g was thoEn Mt nm ne
the deceased called John ''''h ni IN m tn5 d 0reast
then said he you'd sue John they got together;
John by the hair and held him
@ I sVuuH % nm! mn the f3ce; then Ehlros
ceased fell ' and Cb5EIIss % De Secedsed' the De-
deceased the face with his & nobody kicked the de-
ceased other blows strut * except those given nv
Charles the deceased ell aganas the ceboN while the
""s''ns "oh IN the race CharIes struck the
number TO OF other witnesses were examined who
Dr. ~ r SbaDlssh Sworn T,,,de a nost ,,or.o, ava,
minntIn of t6e 6ojv "f II Sii,,ppU pUS' INA
marks violence externally ternaly there had been
cups applied to neck cheek aud upper part of the abdo
men and blister oyer the sowach the blood vessels OF
S6 M anq be B&i BRAIN oVo % 'S9gee & @ apd % the right
vor, Nm hrf not frar , o o ilu t uie snHit was
blood resting upon the brain was nn S s 0
Or & 9 amy ok SI % y" @ 5G @o or spinal PIN cord eHGsRt
! the chest and abdomen .yere healthy bnt ali
| more or less congested; the left side oF the heart
was empty but the right sideil" with blood the omeg
and blood vessels OF the stomach internally and externally
were hghy mere "c2 no marks as II caused
same as usually seen in cases "r ddpp Teatb from e
vuisons and not incompatic h the snnnnsitiop nat
l naG IN osen 9 5e @na3G @ @ eaGse ot death; It Is nm
mortem appearances alone the exact nature of the dee
the immediate cause of death. The testimony
physicians in attendance who saw him while living and
"atcheu all the symptoms presented must determine.
The Jury rendered the following verdict
Ilat the sald David Sllman came to his death by
head"at the hands of Chas e. and ohn Geissnr ial"
August 90 1869 at the Union Market Second ahove
Cailowhill street.
| CENTRAL STATION liEARTNGS.-Ths afternoon, at2
O'Clock, before Alderman Becker, at the Central Po
| nee SlatlOh:-
of feIoniously entering the h0use of lanes Lame
No 500 Poplar street Held in $1,000 bail TO answer
Also John Mccoy had a hearing upon the charge
of stealing S65 from the till of a shop i'm Rchmo nd
street sl6 from the till of a store i'm Ponlar street
near SIXTH a watch from store at Tenth street ami
9ildIu aGeaue, anu H. ,"T m%Ines @ @ dIon piaee III
~ GiUti,V,'" SItSc' h'" +'''uN'l" io"u' he'" 4o'
luiViel hO"i4hS
RoRR1Nc FELLOW -PRIsOHFrs saturday ncht
| Charles Gibbes lrolorrd) was arrested ard locked
| nm in the Union street Station In the same cell
were three other colored prisoners all of whom,
Yesterday informing, Colpi%neu Llat Iley hdu oee1
the money, S2S IN amount was ioInu % stuffed ] ia Ine
TOE OF one OF MS Dools. ne WtS ttNeu peloe Aluer-
man carpenter VINO col'l'l'''eo HIN lor 'tl"l'
A DIsoRDERLY CRoW9.-on Saturday night
crowd OF IeioWs penaNe" very uniuS al CIease
street anu Hlraru avenue IollCelnah t0dl Telnon-
SITaIeu WIN LlelE anu was Vas oeIy toueLly hunueu.
Iit i ~ @ iI ioat vi I lcet'
Guired to enter bonds in the sum of $500 for his ap
| pearanCe at court.
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AssAuIiIin4 INV IolltL'An.I@-Iohu t @ Wllildlns On
saturday lau ms cuit QHCheu up on Delaware ave
Haley ordered him to remove his vehicle, when he
| not only refused but assaulted the policeman. He
| was taken into custody and held by Alderman
| White in $1,000 bail for trial
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in the water James Carrgan and John KtpatricE,