New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-26
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swelling around In new. Warm drinks are now aonsid
eraby prevalent song tho coffee houses and
strangers begin to hang around d.
Charles CORNERS and doorposts, wondering why the
deuce the town don't opeD.u The town viii be open y
| In very short time, we opine.
SUPPOSED MURDEE.-A young woman was
buried yesterday afternoon from the back part of the
First District under circumstances that excited suspi-
con that sne had not been fairly dealt with From what
we could learn It appears that she lived with two Of her
bJ the name Of Fitzgerald who have been the
nabt 81 beating her and treating her badly otherwise
that they asked person the neighborhood to sIwn
certificate Of her DEATH which he declined doing as e
knew nothing about the attending
they then asked others and finally got to sign II
As the naighbors had knowledge OF any previous
sickness and from the unusual requests the brothers
asking persons who were not physicians to sign cer
cate Of DEATH caused the suspicion that all right
One of the gentlemen who had been asked to sign
ticate came tho Police office and made statement
which the brothers was arrested and the noes
last night were en- the look out for the other brother
WAHNNe.--We would advise those who feel
rowdyishy Inclined OF are in danger getting into
muss Or !other deyiltry and from tbss into the Gala
boose 70 select some other than the First District for Il
especially during the cold snap. That part Of tho
work-house which Ia used calaboose ID totally deeti
tuts Of bsddipg fire. or anything whatever promove to
| animal comfort Those prisoners who taken there
not drunk enough to stay drunk till morning have awful
times q these nights tumbing about hard planks
and shiveriDg with the cold The Coroner has his eve
upon the place. In anticipation OF few frozen cases 10
Investigate ere long Seriously the thing is scsndalous
other prison or ppee selected for lookup.
On DT.--That the Man in the Moon, or IN.
Man who used to be in the Moon has dumped down IA
our midst and gone to looazug for contemporary print
His frequent illusions to his native satellite sdIfy and
mystfy the public by turns We have not yet ssosr.
tanned whether hs 10 merely down bender or whether
no intends becoming naturazsd and remaining with as
for good.
Two MORE SrABBrNG AFFA1Rs--There were
two Of stabbng in the Second District on Wedues
day night One ut the Of Bisnye and Front
Levee streets B. Brown stabbed the right hin y
Frederick Lesp and with intent KILL as Brown avers
In big affidavit Leap was arrested, and Is in prison,
awaiting examination.
The other in the house No. 100 Canal street
kept by Minerva Morton, W. o., In Kenton's Row be-
tween Rampant and Basin streets Adophe Rapp DO
iceman Of the Second District roomed in upper story
Of the house. He went home intoxicated. 90 we arc
ipformed and not being able to get stairs per.
ttsd by the landlady to enter the room and lie down
On the bed Of Thomas Conner, in lower story Conner
being absent, according his habit. while Rspp was
asleep Conner returned and finding him in his bed
his knife and stabbed him In the left side of the neck
severng the carotid artery and stabbed him alec in one
Of his hands, The wounded man Immediately Jumped
up and started down Basin street for the Irene police
station but on reaching the corner Of st. Peter aud st
Claude Streets fell from loss Of blood and was
picked and conveyed to the hospital Though he was
very badly wounded, and lost great deal Of blood
strong hopes were entertained last evening that would
sabbng took place. and the door fastened against
him he thersupon broke it and not only
Common. the principal In the affair, but another man
named Richard Keep and woman named Mary Larkins
as acceores The Sergeant also overheard Conner say
before being arrested have killed the and 1t ia
less All three OF the accused Yesterday arraipued
before Recorder Ramos and by him sent to prison to
await an examination.
CRoAKERs.-A worthy citizen Of the Garden
District who pels collins for living and who has for
year or more past seemed disconsoate than cc-
makers arc wontto be- showed sign OF returning vivssy
the other day BY going to the Lake fishing for oroak
He returned the evening with basket fl If the
article During bis absence, his wife had long shared
his melancholy also wentforth and brought home bas.
ket full Of croskeror rather spraera larger fatter
fRnafn f0l aYffN
those In her husbands basket In other words she had
succumbed to the mankind rulings OF providence and
obtained Dutch baby from neighborng ssyjun
She showed admirable discrimination in her selection of
cherub It's beauty Of that classic mould which
would permit any one safely 70 father il having blue
cheeks as round as dumplng with that cheess-lks
preston of countensnce and ynegar-liks smell that
never fails to throw the women folk into ecsacies The
husband went nearly wild with Joy his wes basket
whilst she rrnied approvngiy upon bis. He went on
returning to the lake for another basket Of croaksrs
Human affection is curious institution, that's fact
Let find out that heaven won't permit him to be-
come father, and he will find little heaven in somebody
elses baby. Aud let hud out that heaven won't
bless him With sister just sister to love and
he will to loving somebody ese's sister, harder than
mule kick. Speaking Of croakers however-we mean
the fnny kndthat lake never teemsd with them moro
than has Of late Hundreds Of people go fishing
croskers and thousands Of people eat croakers daily
WILD GOOSE CHAsE.--Scene, Third District:
time, Wednesday. Rumors of horrible murder sway
down below +" reach of police Lieut. MaEsrat and
Sergesut Salvatory charter cab-ump in-enterprisng
local. wild for bloody item squeezes in also Crack
goes the whip, and Of the cab Grand Iatudins opai
tudDs triangular and rotary Of Old Third
Washington Mnrket-McCarty Plant atom. Convent
Decentralization Gulf Reilroad-svsmp Numer
halts for informstion-every body know-nothipq
Panorama continued At last in response monentous
question small African says Bartolemy streetn Aha
bartholomew street The whip cracks furously the We
hcle hies the trio pierce the distance with straning
and scent blood in the bleeze Lone cottage near
| the swamp heaves in sight yard in front Dutohman
standing at gate beokoning yehementy and stabbing
himself with imaginary dagger The cab tears out two
jump out through the gate and walk into the house
on awful tptoes. Scene-eight ten Dutchmen and
their vrows seated around pine table, taking noontide
meal-each with iron spoon eating of black not in
the mddie-no blood around They all point to back
and continue eating The trio 20 back brosthef,-
discover bed, with mosquito bar down all round Aha
the body lies there whispered local drawing forth pen
Gil aud paper for taking horrible Ainutiae Massrat
softly raises the barand Notwithstanding save tum-
bed bed bearing such evidence Of having occupied
by infant that il 1t had been in Massachusetts, that
infant would have been hragned before the Legislature
snd mpeached: Dutcnwomen rush In from their meal,
exclam Not dere not dere % and point at back door
"0h yes-it happened in the back rays local. pen.
Gil and paper in fearful readiness Trio adjourn hher
followed BY all the Dutchsop In center Of runy garden
with oaubages and .sch ke' scattered thiny around
"Dish is de bsce, says heDetsoher pointing to the
earth sarthy being innocent corpse blood weapon
any other morsel Of horror Ysw, dash is de blacei
says pointing also to the pckstenoe in
Nicht spracken der Ditscher ~ asks another yrow
The trio shake their three heads Dstschers then call
ior uAue-hauS COMES from cue RouaB and after much
talk and pantomime oontrves to make trio under
stand that during night thieves scaled fence and
ductedthree heads of cabbage sLocsl getting warm
back pencil and paper and demands what the fellow
meant by making all those did motions at the gate
Oh NIGHT ncht ~ responds Dutch leader tapping bis
head with his fnger-@he always go so-hs always 20
so-orazy!n And the trio again squeeze into the cab
cursng cabbage and feeling cheaper than that
popular vegetable horrible murder, to degenerate
into three stolen oabbages What's the world coming TOT
ARRA1aNED.-James Chapman, the man who
stabbed Patrick Nolan alias Bessck In the Worhouse
Wednesday night yesterday arragned before
corder Bright and remended to prison for re-arragn.
ment the 30th inst. Capt. Jaquess, Warden OF the
Work-house, made affidavit against him. Noan, who
removed to the hospital when stabbed still alive
last evening" though feeble hopes of his recovery
tertained.
James Baker, who fractured the skull Of Daniel Back
stay with hAnd-iron on Wednesday evening, in the
house OF the latter Tohouptoaas street. also
ragned and remanded for re-arrsgpment on the 30th
Backstay also at the hospital was still in precarious
condition last evening.
SELLING TO SLAVES james Siddons, who
keeps tho New Basin the end Of BEN
ton street. Is to be examined the 30th charge of
selling horns Of brandy to the slave jack and Dick
on Sunday, the l4th inst. Fri MoGarty of the steamer
Catharine, lis the socuser.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY Michael Brannnon, was