New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-29
orTO AND SIX POLICEMEN HAVE fI|Hf
WHEN THE BATTLE WAS OVER THE "' Nf''NN'
OF THE PEACE WE'RE ABOUT ~ "N'N'
rsrD Up As THE GERMAN

u.,rv THE RATTLE WAS OVER THE GUARDIANS
OF THE PEACE WE'RE ABOUT As BADLY
Used Up As THE GERMAN
,., s.. drink n muscular young man. who
So, no,,s was John otto German. gave SIX
,,..,,., al they could d. In A hani-to-hi"l
.,c,,s 4, Flfteenth-st. AMI Seconl-aVe'' ~ .
,.clock Yesterday morning. II was oa'"e 'a'
,,I when II was ali over ana o''o Cav" Wy ~
doh, tho six bluccoats were Almost as s'rr' ooN"s
,,,.,,s a. the bruised ami battered young "'''' -
r,, ,,,,.r WAS Bleeding from half dozen soap
.,,,ls and hts face resembed piece "' ia"
-, tt,s c.o,h,rc was torn 20 shreis lie was
,,,..,,o, into an ambulance and sent to be''e'ue
Hospital n prisoner ,,.- -,
r. tho story tod By Policeman JON"
,ho East Twenty -seconl-si. station i ""V -
-, ar he got, onto was Magner's prisoner
and according 10 tho policeman the muscular sou"7
.,, hal knocked down a young woman !" 'eCo"u
,, he,,re the night began. 1t was O''oS
,, -, m. Young woman that caused 'h' "s"'.
=, Gao, t,r otto objected to being arre"'e'' "'
.,o, beran the bate which was joiner ]" ~ -
NO. o.her bluecoats. The young woman u,saP'
I,r,g the fight, and no trace OF he' ' n. M
sar1 :, the charge entered against '''o w
the East Twenty -see"l.'-''' ~
..,ssaulting an officer. .A -,
,,o.,er saM he was standing az
All Second-ave. at o'c.ock y'S''i"'' ,a,
,.na, a voung woman rushed up 20 MN anu 49,
-, lin that she had been knockei INV" 80 w.
., no n rough-looking young man. VIE" Nv ""
n,,, s,ambiug along Second-ave 90
There he Is now S"e SIM
'arre.t him. officer ,,,onn,ad
Tho nolceman walked up to Quo anu ,,f,,
. ,, hin, under arrest: otto gave 'he p'"
,a,gh,from- the-shouldcr blow that ianuITn r or
d d, So, n,"h Drawing his club Mashef !, -, ~
ne r,'n I'm less than three minutes al
w, serious 10. the policeman tiS p,i oto facc
80 s,rinped off, his uniform to.l a. "a oct his
w., W., al ssrratched when he maIlas'u 10
cut a." ,,,t,cn hts teeth and let out plas.' o,l
IT, s,gna brought Policemen h0es'", ,a,,rn and
yyran ~ the Fast Twenty secotuh t,irth-st sta
mnt,,.nmon Murphy and Boyle, OF tne 80 hed no
rhe sight of the additional iVrcr moro
-, on the angry German iOr ~ rrinned off
erect VI. oyor Police buttons were rIPPyu ii
and uniforms torn as the nvS ,,, D for chance
" tho two conbatants wal'tns ~. onollv at
arr rao In ON Otto Policeman Ealoh I'dh b.; ,ha
" 10 selze the belligercnt ,erl"'l ,sng
einps' ,,rnod like flash and sent Eaton spt "rnifv
i n ,o,ghf Eaton by the sleeve anu ~ 80
Inrl, =, from, his coat After this tne n,W ctto
trrppeJ hotter than ever ard II was ~ had that
nI H .,nyvei dozen club raps on the m,au and
had Iii Ri s,nk half fantng from exhauS"o" an"
o:.Vel" said Policeman Magner t hh,s' man I've
. 49, u.nIt.n Inns 'he was the toughest INA" "
ever tackled. ..,. och,ing however. and the
,,,acoats noting his condition. SCI. ,he hosnltal
an ambulance and had him taneu agner bethought
a.. t,ar 0ttos departure Policeman Mhs,. 80 nouhere
ro,S ~ the Young woman. but sne Wa ant sadiv
niiiseii W, m realizing this, Magher WI. ~
~ IL ,n;,ce station, washed ana pa,I Tor n
10 .nv P"nd changed his tattercd uh'io'" ~
whole