, 1870-09-21

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~ ~. ~ ~, t"~s1one ,,r On the tight, au
The tury. a,t4r d,,,ss1a;4ct ,s,gssnn1ct :; :;
! hat the salt J'hn kal,ne ca,nn +
~ N tue effects Of hlows iprI ~ 70 ais :n.., K
the fafds Of David ao''fe. ~ asia,as I I
The man moo,e ,11n TIT !! AesusEp. !.
peipetfator Of tic IL Cd keeps sa,oase se ttla7p.
Ing house In tho tnHn nt Lake taooa ~ aadhy,: !;
setng1 In nnUbcr Of Disturbances "a "a. ~
nas tne reputation Of heinr h.. rone.n a i
1o.en. rhe police arc on hts t7acF - - i
was no testimony attdgcstl wh,rh .en9ec, t. :.
81 tne tnnDg E1cp Tfn were or ira ~ R'!eaiels, =
nme o. the mn' der, ana h*1c,. III: ::'a't u t
uesifcu merely as Wunssses, Thetr p'eS.r,s. {
IN M s day Of t1o NO. 'Ae5 viii un'l adiraIy T.
II seems strange thai iae }y,1,
covered soone f:shan Monday. IT. ~ ~: "a: Gs n, r
ctpal Wstnesse3 state. /; Tas jouna ~ 10 ~ !:
shus l!ace rae;e the attack wa5 t5,d. I':: {.
the Grnunh IN the 7eintty OF tiie hoa
not seem to have been Disturbed. as,,1* *ash u. I
would have been She csse tt t,,a rs aM1 cs,'s,,,
claiHaed bF some. Ha7 takeo taere 49, u =,
aroe5 n!anE me t.estctiv:s Say il w s = /
on sasurnayr 15 they searched thA isef thr, !
thorodHhly. They mxy, however. be "a9s 19! tsss.
me body Was not observable two hnn. nn..Satea,s 4
On. Even those who kurw Mhefe II tsaaec ss~
ma i WITHOUT some d.f}culty. s1,'aiss {
y0t Tsen Ienueted tnetr Thanks to De.a,-so o. =
,aa anM s'mmons ior me fe'thtul n,aansr T. - !
tAeY are working up the case. . mi
Murder Of Alhsrt Hi11e- !
The carnival nt muftleg ct,psinnr. ~, I
fnnt1on, and sictim upon victim i, sgH; ~; r.;
I'M aea4 nnt grs; w.; 1ss been pro5r1
hcai11n as In the mMaierVrs txh,s;al; N.Y. ;s9sA1S
offered 10 ann about Chicago, ScarraiEy2s 1;s !.
citizens had time to recover fy,,,u ts9 aa7e ~
HYDE FATE Eorrors, "hcn another IA adis.: IT. l.:
lisf-a little bog Hllot down in tne s.-ne T.
sfaloW OF proV0catI0n or exuuae. NIL H!'..9,
folly can be alleged as such- IIapn1r !.
the murderer has f'eeD npprehep,!t1 II y
hoped that he will receive the fp!3 sshb
tne e faE parcnIafs St of the Z tgaaes: x The
THE sCESE.
At the corner OF Mark ann I:a!ste5 s.-.
hall used for dances and ether atno,esss.s 81
by man nametl Fcter ]. Hsuck. 0nis: "a
eSennG ,a u M w. ne seene o. isohtuIaa "a.
itself IN rather ncisy atstt tlt,toa1inn,
One Of the chief dtsturt.ets was Gsaa-
named John Glug1a. WIN al::,reta "a tn.;ttee..
TO pass to pick quarrel He left ahhr; <sss.s1i1
several elt1uks. ~ ut
Pretty soon he ealeavorr,l to nix
with one Of the men il the SALOON. bat tas::;s:ss
THE .AC1DAK.
he then stepped ints the ttee1wa! al
nunbeT Of small boys Standing t1ftsen ~ ,:7:t
feet away, who hatl been 8tt:acte., l,r f.a
in the saloon. Having taken hts t,lsey,:: IL
drew single -harEelfett p!stul {svnn h,s
deliberately la,d it orer hts left aaa. fas, Ct :
the boys. One OF them, bright Ns,:e ,ssst
years of age. nameta Albeit Mi1'rs, stsy71sa.s
Of The crowd. fell Oh bis face and knss:sE
raise himself up, but fa.u,l. ~
stant'y expiFetl a nnn'er 0: a..
aud its apparent result lashc.. u 10 "a \ =
trate body, and discovered that life xu srS*
TIE murderer, having returned The r:oanx>
pocket, quietly turntsi aus cs.ttse,l ior ~ =! y
lie was followed by i ssatway: l,a.1srr. ~.
toHy, and Sert him In his shop until 0fue-. VT
Wis summoned, who consrvetl hin, ~ thr 7...st
Street Sub-Statian. On tae WAY s.sttc, i, ~.
Inquired Ut the officer how lun.. he k5d tsaI
oE bow many Eears woula ne se. III ,ae ~ ~
tent1a-y+ -
TIE EXCITEMENT.
TIE murder created Intense cxc..eu5z.,-.>.
neteht1Throd OF the scene, mil ;air.;i T.. ~.
t1cnCe Of the deceasetl-So. u Ma-i W. =
Wnanef , <!n, a. so1y @ vas sSpn convr!rI. E,1ea
ff Ifhr
thu: purpose OF holding IN ta4ueai. Tar ns>r..
was accompanied oy q pusse Of Eve fy Ny -.
men Under the charge Ut Sergeant d Utl.s:s+a :.
It vas feared thar Violence night H. a'tyn:..
hall situated on the secon.i .G,or. On Hss.s
stteet~ When tt WIS reported that the p7sns
vas IN The building, Rrr, Womr.. ant est.,.
came ir1m all directions in that Quarter X =.
cry. VAN each hour tha Crowd incseasri, III
soon numbered thousands. ani cFcry onr p;e:s:: =:
e1p1.':se's a determination that ,ns 7as5nss
should nor leave the place alive. 40
THE MOB.
| Wien the inquest WIS ttnelulle,l tie is-7
stairs, nEu we're Instantly set upOn hr The NIX
Frum every throat Arese the cfF. -E,' h;r, ..s .
'.Shoot him" Hang hlm-' "II1ta hin sris sI, .
determined effort was rna'9e t,ee; IL n:t.on.r
in their power. The Officers in chaEre 1.t, NH .
brave Eeststance. 'FhcJ $toa4. ssm!aer / shon'.
der, presenting 4 strung barker, lor lie r:s,sr.
ttou Of thelg Charge But tue csexA naa mi IL
be inundated. 1t assaulted a:un a1
agaIa, an,i the polite wt.e t,yveI !:
draw theis pistols, and, s'ut for fhe tsUs!. a:as
aucn from the Twelfth street .st4tla,. it i ,e.t
fnl 1t they would have held il.clr grrunL T7se
Or four nf the r1EgleatiFrs were takrn tats it,:
Is Indicted to thc statinn, followed by re Il.
Ing, masidcncu cr0H,l. Ou reaching the .r,x
they pCsteai themselves ea Hadxs befn1r the t.
.loE.E, determined to make alutneT clTust r.
the prisoner sheuId ic transferred to The t..
jail. The crowd was. however, n:ce'F e.se:.:
ycuted, us the Coroner antt Sergeant OH. :;
with his prtsnncf, made nn escape tn tIe lr4s.
knnwn to Rny o{ the mot The mu5.iezt: :;
safely Iotigcts In jail to await t:l:i- an.I r:sa
a1gtDg. The prisoner Is single min. ah,5s::
wears q age. lit boarded on Can.Iport ayr1;..
TIE TESTIMONY.
The following testimony was a.1ausssl ~,
inquest:
| Ar1usT wETTsTapr.
l AFf nf 4,
| long by sight This morning, u, hlsi-2a5
| O'Clock. came out OF nv hGuse 10 m IL . Ia i,
shop on IIa1steti street. When came 70 IL. :;
net Of Alark sueet heaT1t shot dte;. IN, nt i:
saloon VI Peter Joseph Hzuck- 4at the sane =
there were four or five hoys standing cu tee 4
walk. o little north OF the saloon. Ate. X i
Vas drefI saw the Decreased run out Of tie CIV
Of boys on the sidewatk, about ten tevs L: !:
north. He was crying. I saW the tIetease. 4.
down on his face and knees. lle II
him md lifted his head, aai u
blood coming out Of his maUft- 1t .:ts tag t:
firing tonS place. the prisoner WAS ssan'ilr- II I:
door Of the saloon. with thu hoys. saE teI'1
shooting Il Oh place from tue tluur. wheEe H. +,
! was standing. I recognize the pEisoRes i d
man who stool In the tlcur. After The En., =
man went back into tllS slnr-
GEORGE MEYER.
George Meyer, sworn: keris butcher sa97
No. 78i Ha1sted street. Tnis morning Ea'sr
| Ing tu frDnt Us my shop, and Saw Ire I!.:a.
boxing with another man In front OF 11saeks :
/ loon. Afterwnrd saw the prisoner stAnlaE
i tic door looking toward tue stittt- Tnea | y
him pull out q pistol win his right bard;
his pfatnl, raised his left hand or pasral:...
his eyes, took d good am, Inl trel ii The +
h. Was taktDG aim the pistol I'll. pointed sirtz
at ss me children who WerE ne tl'.' shitwIL l.
were about fifteen Or twenty feet awa{ fo2
; prisoner. After the pistol was tires1, sl~ *
ceased staggering oil from the 0tntr l"y: /
fell on his face and knees I tau acrass'a. ~
picked him up IN my arms, tlrnF.l hll4 ans.
and saw that he WIS Sltet ansf ls 'It:ax. ~ y
. oner w7aB alone when hr fred I tIu cot ti!2s
to ne at the time
DIR. B. {. MILLER.
Dr.. B. G. Miller, swoFD: am County r! e. 6!
anI held post rnortenl e.Xamlna::"n u t1e .,
Of Albert Miller: foun,l bil'es woaa9 = i
right Of and near the eternuD, leiErfa Er = =
| AMI sixth riba. The bal: passeI taso tne ito's
/ cavity, through the centre OF the lt=sf. ta3S
the lower Lobe OF the left lurG. ffa:tIa1s
tenth rib, passing out Of the cavity VI n: :.
TWO inches to the left Of the spnc. a'.'l lct11z
the muscles OF the back Death Tas ess'el
the woand received
r. J. BRICK
Peter Joseph Brick, sworn. I I've q: y:
Ha'stea street: am saloon keere. ant kaa. IT.
iiurnIng between and o'clock. lie ta.l'
In my place more or less oil Eight Ae ~. :, -
. 1Tinbs between 6 anu e'clacK. lie ": Is.
} with another man. He WIS unter tae lasai y,
Of liquor, but was able t. take care nt hltass;
{ did net knew that the rrisonGr eatEaet i r'>s9
dill not see him 1rc, but isearf the EeFoi!. !" :"
hcartl the shot the prisoner was nSl U sast IT
loon. He said nothing to me about the 52cE'
, THOMAS WALSH
I Officer Thomas Walsh, swh1n: aifes1a
[ prisoner. I.askrd him why hc sto: fae te;.
s he answered. !" It cannot be hctpetl n'H; -
the darnetl pistol eight or nine tines nfio,e,
BOW It must 60" lie 1sket& me haw .o''E ~
l to live, anu how M.any years he x"nsl ses,
Z had been drinking, but was able - lhe ~ ~
q himself. sEoulti not hare arrestea A,a
]! drunkenness II had met HIN on the Steel
:, TILE vERDlCE
{ TIE Jury then returned the following sss'.
g That Albert Miller caHe to MS deata =
! eoth Of September, 1870, 1rom pistol sh0l =.
! aItl we. the Jury. inEsher Ind that the sa'.
i shot vas fired BY John G1uela, and we :
/ Iueul that the sall John GluGla be held N -
{ for trial before the proper tribunal
TIE WORLD DOES MOVE.