True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-18
RrcO,tlcr'S EOvr/
SECOND MUNICIPALITY,

Reports Of Day Police and Night Watch,
March 49, 1889.
Jno Fitz Patrick J Mclaughlin arrested for br;nr
found drunk. In these individuals there are some
very remarkable condolences as well us striking
contrasts, ho'h mad fallen in company with some
particular friend, and ndnlgcd quite freely in inc,
hrlatlns polions, both had enGcuyourcd TO maze
thr,r way home, both had fallen by the way side
both we've picked up by the watch, both had rnzors,
both had papers, both confined during the
night, both were engaged in the circulation Of daily
papers. both hailed from the Emerald Isle both
pali l"l fees an" holh were released early in the
morning, TO attend tc their business Thcscnre con,
,r'Sts US to Their persons and apprarancc-Nlc-
i'augin has very dark complexion, thick, heavy
body an, chubby lace; while Firz Patrick a lean
person, ilorld face and thin vi-nge.
VIM Allison, was fourd by the wn,clman Mt obout
u O'Clock last night on the side walk, and con-
Quoted ny him to the wachLouse. " hen the light
otday sh"no "lon his brn"ny countcnancc, he was
rcc"gnl Scd as William Aliso T., having before an
swer'd IN that name before the Recorder on n
charS" Of inrceny-commillcd as an incorrisiblc
|ngatOnd for months
II tray was arrested for attempting to palm on
respectable merchant on of lhosr 50 dol lar notes Of
the Real EStat' Bank Of Ky. MIR GRAY Obtained
.le note al virksurg, IN payment and was entirely
ignorant OF It's Righteousness, and arriving he
desired to purchase c!otles and inquired Of II lucr-
chant II such notes would be taken in uvuent the
answer wa. that he would take the MOTEL and nscer.
IAN ITS value from n broker; but the merchant
having taken one OF the same notes under snliIur
circumstances about an hour before concluded
that there was conspiracy between the gentleman
engaged IN the cmulating business to run it of, ON
HIM, and instead OF making an enquiry entered n
compliant IL: the police office, where Mr. t,rnv
"as'ronght and substantially vourhcd for by one.
OF our most respectable merchants, as an upright
ana honorable nnn-iiScharged.
John Collins. discovered Lv the wucbman las,
night, about o'clock o. the I.nver, under s,,spir-
Gus circumstances and n Icing questioned US to
ms business aud otcupat"n, rcturl,. for answer
several severe blows knoCkin" two or three trctl,
out OF the lwnlchm,n. Collins was fully com.
united to jail Tor want of hail To appear at the
Criminal court TO answer to the charge of assault
and Battery.
Barnes Stephens, was brought before the Recorder
charged by Henry Schulz with aSSaultnp him
in November last anil the fear he womb rnuru,;,
further vol nee on him hereafter upon rxun,ina-
non Mr. Schultz did not salts fy the Recorder as TO
MS personal apprehen>lons to the want of
Wovora'ion, when blows were passed They
discharged.
aSstrate is sometimes placed in rather uunIcos,ut
positions respecting the demand for warrants a
person enters his office, profe~Scs to swear TINT he
was assam ted aud beaten by, and that he is anne
hensive Of personal violence fron.--,he jndce
SAYS HAT such persons nre personally known IN !
to INN n qnln'. orderly, and pcacenble ci,izens
Tue appellant becomes ciaIoruuS for his rights,
demands in h' name of law and ilsl.c, and threat
Gus with il, denunCitions for refusing The mn
&iSfne IS furthermore cAlhhilcd-thr hiol,cr cr,- !
rctlnls OF the appellant, perhaps foreign counsel. !
recognized by the President of tho unilrd Stn,es D.,
ana t"ii with the high s"nnnding tone ofauihoritv
and documents that he will not be any lonuer ri,
fed with, his rights are nvipahlc, and will not b.,
cotipfoin sel-and, perchance times oui of ten
the Complaint charged, upon examination i ycrv
fnfh"m beng true, nay more the applicant himself
frequently iuu!d the agsressur.