The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-09

Whatever. Their
special stiuctions are to omit no building having a
number; II no Ieeple reside or sleep in a store or
hei like building, write the number and enter the
words, ''no esidents."
A. II. See, Henry Noble,
- Bowker, r. NJ Thompson,
Hosea J.. Donnel, William Gray,
Joseph Bryant John Neil,
Penn Rightcr, Francis Gormley
Samuel Kingsley, James A. burning,
Robert Foster, Hugh Friell,
II. Frank Stewart, Thomas Buckley
G. A. RtcleT, Francis Quartn
Edwin Shain. John Carrigan.
The following are the questions to be propounded
10y the Cel suS-takers:-
]. what is The name OF the family or keeper OF
2. How many persons, young and old including
servants, bOardeTs, lOdgers and all there in the
3. Are there any other families in the house?
4. Are there any single dodgers occupying rooms?
3. Are there any persons temporarily away, who
really belong here?
6. How many persons, all put together, live or
make their home and lodging place at this house on
November 10?
I. How many were there on June lat, to the best
OF your recollection?
AsENsITIvE POLICEMAN AND AN OUTRAGE.-This
morning. as Colonel j. ii. Deweese was walking
down Chestnut street, in company with two friends,
a squad OF policemen were passed. Colonel De-
year boys" These words caught the ear of one Of
Mayor FoXs patrol, but no notice was taken OF the
| Colonel Deweese reached Fou rth street,
he was seized by the coat collar by one OF the police
men whom he had passed, and who had turned to
! follow him after a few moments reflection. This
| policeman stated that the Colonel had insuted him.
| and for this reason he arrested him and conducted
him to the Central Station The police
man stated his intention Of locking up
one of the friends who had been in his
and who is Democrat declared that before he was
locked up an inventory must be taken Of all the
yaluables about his person. An immediate hearing
| was also demanded, if there was any charge to be
| preferred, and this request was complied with,
| Colonel Deweese being taken before Alderman
Kerr, and by that functionary sentenced to pay a
fine Of So This Colonel Deweese positively refused
| 10 1aa1n rin hat hn had
The Alderman insisted upon the fine being paid,
| and Colonel Deweese declared that he woald not
pay it, when Mr.. Cattell, the President OF Select
| Council entered the room, and in compliance with
his advice the prisoner was set at liberty without
| more ado. A very nice question arises ont of this
case, in the solution OF which citizens who nave de-
cided opinions about Mayor Fox's police are deeply
| interested.
HoNIcIDE-THE RESULT OF A FIREMAN's RIor.-
| John p. Slayin, who was injured at about $50
| O'Clock on Sunday morning last, during race be.
| struck over the head by blunt instrument, died
at his RESIDENCE, No 1910 Temple street YESTERDAY
| afternoon. The case will receive an investigation
| by the Coroner this afternoon
SERIOUSLY lNJURED.-Samuel Caldwell, residing
No $50 Callowhill street, sustained serious if not
fatal injury by the accidental discharge of pistol.
! He was examining the weapon when it went off, the
| ball passing through the corner of the eye IN the
upper part of the head, where it is is still lodged.
STORE RoBBERY.-Ye esterday afternoon Asa Smith
entered furnishing store at Second and Union
streets and stole two coats, pair OF CATERS, and
sixty cents from the till He was given hearing
this morning and bound over In $500 for trial.
DEAD INFANT.-At half-past O'Clock last evening
the body of a dead infant was found at Juniper and
SAMSON streets Coroner Taylor has been notified
TO hold an inquest.
WIFE-BEATEn-Michael Ferry, a resident of No.
100 Pegg street in the Eleventh ward has been held
by Alderman Toland in $500 bail charge of beat
ing his wife.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
I3,r o63n;on1J Cnoci1I No,;ces see J,s de T11ss.