, 1869-12-20
AMONG THE 9OMBS.
ny sseFlons Operators of n Saloon.
Keeper with Dead Rudt9a and
Collins.


Keeper with Dead Rodsea and
CpIxlns.
Ftoa tae ciasnaa,s csm1e ciai, D.. Is,
About TWO Weets ago the Coroner held m In
quest On .he body Of an old man named Ra, ser.
aPhys'ean oy Profession, Who was found uead
The consluaion reached By The tory shst "a. 81
tho case NAs that the deceased came 70 hts death
fSana, y an osssasse q 1espsias os Is1a.9an
WAS believed thtl The optlte Wxs takeu with
The ihtsus.on 81 producing death, Ra5ser wa
often taid that there wAs inosnlnG Id this world
shxt h. cared 10 live for. After leceasc, paper
Wenp II s y nm ~ i2osd nts s4e@ oeaasstn-
tls Esme OF Charles BeatZer, Who lived next
Il. os. With tbe s,pgle stipulation that he shou'd
,hsgr mad. amer, The inqaeas Tie BODY ws4
.Hssss sta Sssf ,se d., 81 asenR "as g aR r.
q ,saaa @ The r. ss:, 81
ssotiis .,tSr n.t.ns tns contract COZ soseper, 's Ss
"ent TO Nj: sosrus' of11ce. ard sold him shas tae
expsnsss o. ne mortuaIy ceremony. u pertorn ned
value of The tD,pgs Which the old rnzu nad left
hin, .pd inat the lcctot ~ouid havs to ~ buried
,ts'a Field. Bet tier took pa!as not TO le. the
netRAbors know 1t though, and told vefr affect
itK .tuiy u the !nttr1nsnt Of the old man II his
Near Hentzer's saloon there lives l.dy Of the
name name ol Tte,t. Mr., fhe!s vas one OF tae Doc
s.h bsr ,ers sao earoas son@So
tooutT was :he breath ont Of the miserable old
mai. lody. and hiA viii 1taoe kEown, thsn she
thai Lila few last requests TO 8orsay!ng trends
were faithfully calredt o1t.
4 uaf OF s~o alter The fanesal she nads pit
giin age to The German Protestant Cametsry
Wttle there she made nqcires a. 20 the last re,t.
toE E rsae" Ct reE ueceastd fs1end, and learned 10
tef ttfpr!6e tnAt nt 7 n not buried there, Tblj
f3lQ$HAf.Dn WAS r?Grn hFf hY nNarF
u ts Rro1cd', Christian Heunlnx. When sae
returree 10 The cry. enc went directly to III.
heard from Ar. HenosrR, threatening to e1poie
mn !! he dld lot eotnRly with iae pzovl.,oas Of
The earnest manue. Of Mrs. Tnefs frightened
". Hthtztfs and he niaae haste TO confer with
~. sosrds al to what his couro shoold be.
Keeper to dstnser the body, and convey Il to he
Protestant ccuetetJ; but ~hen they applisd 10
nc man IN enatHe o. The Lick lsun buryIo9
H1unnn Tor tct doctors feuainp, he Informed
RS that they had becu stolen, for thetr anasom-
cal v9lne.
Bentzes presented himself at the gates Of the Ger
man Protestant Cemetery, tsst "wednesday, with q
cotn said to contain the ashes Of Dt. RaJsar. TIe
Tedlasely. but the cautious HenutnR, suspecting
tnat eometniog vs. Hrong somewhere, sad that
The corpse ~ 1u the vault tha, night, and Mr.
HennlnR ludicoualy broie The conn open, jost to
sa;.Afy lin self Ehethes i lealy WAY Dr. ltaJser
- a. Qo' VIC OoCioE. ~ Wa kat D01Y OF q {8-
h'rer, drt ased IN h,s working clothes who hal J.
parehtlJ dtd natural death. The cofl1n wasa
new Que, and he'd never heen In the grpurd
Where could the corpse hase come from
Mr. Heuusoc could not answer thus question 70
nlA eniire satisfaction, 60 he acquainted Coroner
btncher Of the facts In the cAae, Tae Coroner
inquired whether there were any marks Of violence
on the man. body, or whether any roll plav was
suspected: Nj. lle1Ltng conla not point oat any
os e'1s seetDa 3. sas3 ss aa sa had 20 soa1
death frnm unnatural causes; 80 the
CosQEer decided that 1t was not case for otrtcAl
nenniEg not to G,se up the hodY unless q ceIan-
cate Of death we're presented bJ the party apply
itR lot t. Yesterday morning Bentzer presentcd
the necessary certificate, apd The body Waa ueltr-
srfd 10 hin and Subsequently bar1ed.
The avsrtcsons spirit OF the unsctupulous saloon
Keeper las got hit1 iuto deal Of trouble. Per-
haps he Wilt vet hare to tell where ha rot thfs
cprrse Rru whose II Haa,