New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-04
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DUELLIsTs FINED-Some weeks ago, CAPTAIN
Mazarat of the Third District police hearing of hostile
meeting contemplated between two culled pussons'
which was to come off on the GENTLY Road proceeded
with select body of the police succeeded capturing
the beligerens together with white and eight col
ored ndiyiduaIs-ther secondsn ali tbirtren narsons
Muskets the hostile weapons to be used
together with the prisoners ranged in rank
urday before Recorder seuzenesu 1t appeared in the
of the examination that the quarrel about
who during the progress of the bloody settlement
that to have taken place eoped with another of the
kth and KHAN instance Of black ingratitude to
her ebony adorer who willing to risk his life in her
behalf The examination of the had postponed
by the Recorder account of the high excitement that
ragged about the time of the arrest among all
white and niggers. On Saturday the was dis
posed of by filming each of the parties principals
onds, twenty-five dollars.
RECORD OF RAsCALITY-C Curious Calcula-
tioFrom the monthly report of Captain Youenes Chief
of Police make up the following summary of arrests
throughout the city during the month of September last
Arrests the First District 634 Second do COS Third
do, 1898; Fourth do 206-total, 1S43
Ofthis number l6 arrested for assaults with dan
gerous weapons and for murder. About three
of the offences charged committed under the in
huence of noxcaton. making the entire of out
RACES caused by drunkenness near AGO.
This shows that average, daily about As persons
stagger off to the Watchh house under what is commonly
called a load of red-eye all for offences which they
would not have committed but for that burning thirst
peculiar to the Anglo Saxon Danish Norman race
| A YOUNG FEMAI + ROBBER.-0n Friday even
ing last Jean Garcia who keeps grocery store the
of Barrack aud Royal streets, discovered that his
drawer had been robbed of $40 and three gold watches
Search made about the premises and after somewhat
lengthy examination little girl about years age was
found concealed beneath the counter When brought out
she showed fight and cawed about her like young wild
in order make her escape Not being able to do So
she searched and in the folds of her found
| the money and the three gold watches
She gave her Marie Vidal and said that she was
born in France. She has neither father mother
boy who with her Mt the door Of the grocery
supposed to be her companion in crime The girl was
after examination before Recorder Genos sent to the
| House OF Refuge.
| CASUALTIES other day, man, whose
name is unknown was admitted into the Charity Uosn
tai to be treated for injuries received by falling from tbs
top of omnibus He died an hour afterwards Nothing
could be learned of him he had dark hair and eyer
and appeared to be 80 years old
Pierre Miller driver of soap cart fell his ve
hclc at the of Canal and Maras Streets
so severely injured that his life is despared Of lie wal
| removed to his residence.
RAILROAD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o'clock on Sat
urday evening lad named NEWT about u years old
while playing on the Mexican Gulf Railroad tract hat
one of his legs aud badly crushed by the cars
The accident occurred at the of Margny and
Children Streets whether from carelessness or other
wise, not known The boy was conveyed to the Char
iy Hospital.
Fl Observation-Disclosures Louis was arrested OF
Saturday in the Second District having in his pos
session lot of bogus jewelry which he charged witt
peddlng about and exchanging the thing 1t az
that in he had got gold chain worth S2
and IS in money for brass chain which he repre- sente
, to be worth 1928 lie required to pay $50 for
peddler's license and to return the gold chain to tn
owner.
SELLING LIQUOR TO SLAVES. Recorder Genoi
on Saturday sent Raphael Pous who keeps cabaret
of Cont and Burgundy streets be tried
fore the First District Court the charge of sein
spurious liquors to slaves
SEVERE AssAULT-John Madison, mate of tn,
steamboat Emperor, examined on Saturday by r,
corder Genois on the charge of having severely beate
John 0Couner. fireman on board the Emperor when h
applied Tor payment OF his wages Madison sent to
tried before the First District Court
10 PERSONS RUPTUREp.-The many perma
nent anu eectua cures made by Dr. Sherman are
ing OF more than passing notice For narticulars 80
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