New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-04
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the forenoon people oitered about Orleans street
ainng and counting the bullet marks that ahonded every
side. large also assembled around the Recorders
Office where the Coroner holding his inquest bodies
Scians who killed 1t very evident that the
outrage sunk deep the heart every respectable c
be many long yesrs the black trpide
and the still blacker nrpude the miscreant po
aans Who it will from Of our
citizens. &SsS@sk4 #.t' 1&2 4s5F7a$
There from fifteen twenty bullet marks about the On.
trance to the In which the poll held tho
walls and pillars inside showing that the escape from death Of
the officers and others who at must have been mi
raeuous The houses in the vicinity well marked and
in the shoe store Of Mr. Rae corner Of Orleans and
Royal streets there six bullet holes The shoe store is d
vided by aarge glass into two compartments one for Ia
dies and one for gentlemen Mr. Rael young French Girl
were on the ladies' side when several Sss rushed in
and fired at them Two holes glass case mark the spo
from which Mr. Rafel jumped miscrean fired and two
more holes in drawer mark the spot from which the girl
jumped she being seated STOOL binding Shoe when the
Sicians rushed in large mirror rnneu by one Of the
other shots fired.
Mr. Olivier, the Coroner with very proper determination
that no one should have accusing him of pari
Eansp Partially in the discharge his official duty in so
important yesterday jury Of twelve respon
sibe citizens irrespective Of party different parts Of
the city to.wit: Mesrs ]. Eager James Bcgg VIM Andry
WM Perkins, Lindsey E. Dussumer. Louis O. Huard G.
de Ferret, VIM. Frere, J. Caldwell W. G. G. Claiborne and
Wilhelmus Bogart All answered the summons except Mr.
CALDWELL who could not be found The inquest was then pr
eeeded with in back Of the Recorders Office Mr. Huard
acting rs Secretary and taking down the testimony This e
mony, written by Mr. certified by the respective Wit
publish entire and especial perussl
| and preservation Of all our readers:
Joseph nsrnatde; SAYS thatin Orleans the
elecon I'd June 1865 name Tooreho appears ne
s s s with eee9s ss
him observed that he was prompting The voters when
70 Of e Hb5a gaa fod ls em
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vas disturbing the Commissioners and voters few minutes
sS sSee q hsn
H bsss R sa hin that he had no
themselves the questions of the Commissioners TO
a'
and went middle Of the street and o Ky
Ptd long apd wide a in
Similar from front Of the polls
thirty ian out from Tic above mentioned
and other
H. hard q ya 10
lug running and fro shooting every one around the
1 de nsT nd4y aEa 81 I'M
II hand not ha Sc sg me Of shoot at
pierced y bill Percsyng that the ARRAY gaining
When reached polls q Hespa
ssis s1
sGs s os and
desire accepted his offer and went down, where
Vial LAD t Rey a se
ne s BACK to orleans Many Ct them gid
the Ses s5 VA f The sd had
&c 1sss sd"EssP9sS
s
Mr. mgrdsr and know that these me1e
Vi,
sis Hub
as S 6d III s. Me- s a a Of The
sss that 4 the he's S D en to II
sfrny occurred the Americans were quiet and had been
do S az b f Bn sorn yesterday % June 1855 at u
Standing d The near l lie p polls is
@ PGs Ssae s
ef f5s b y
Hn n ssy AND sa s . IRE A. the vi The s
ery Aaa IT'S and dt' nned
vidaai Joined made tie call and al com
Rsnssd az ng at The s r., do not know the name
coming Bourbon street TO the first
Up the ARRAY 4msricans were ane When
#a wsu bs
Re the dH t a
p Do e and s ns Ten hTsFd one
and he howsd Himself san nas ses oWsFa
ia ZIP ss"1ft ss ss Sis'isa
han n at %
Tn pss hey 81 en- after
ss5ss a tPns II p fsa o en- hs
murdere5s e put stop to tlleIr boodshed} Mr. Genos
said r
IS & ssn s o seP s R
at s sd sdfss I e, haired % the @
t.o dead seliaas fire during Tie Americans
hF aS s sp at the polls and that
e lie nsi na e se sGs de% on ssy
also that ster MI Trepagnier had been wounded he
e s sd mds
Trepagnler. That
hs sa sr s G
t ss pcs5a made tos @ PICK
Know nothing concerning the death Of the scans
say d hi hssa S a.
he wend be cut than he thought Witness understood
he po Ssss a
gusge on the "a June 1856 at O'clock he Of
ing n Psxs te e
on election tl p saa Tss n
present . wa , he sll rn! eGRmsncGd
mee Of Aldermen Did not see the
a IN Mh''S wa up
as ear s Of e1 s ee
then went out the yerandah Of the White Hall
1t sa ssP is
eaR ynsa ss
The uy WITH a not es TO to to be
h no H aRe e S y Seeing
ricans) attempted with my stick but miss
hin q Id 5s
that he unarn,ed and asked for Weapons
had none. AS regards Mr. Morante request Mr.
have stop the riot heard it. heard expression
VIA por VS. vds after the flung
that he did Know nothing concerning the deaths
Scans L do not know the person killed the
two Scians DO not know the individuals pursued
Scians nor who killed them Witness the Sicians
as far as Bourbon street. -
Marianne CHica, scor-Do knew anything concerning
the death of the two Scians Do know which party
menced the riot.
5. Ttepaqnt srorn-Keeps White HALL Knows nothing
concerning the riot the dealh Of the sicilans
The Jury rendered verdict that deceased came to their
deaths from pistol shot wounds, penetrating and
head said wounds having been inflicted by persons the jurors
unknown.n
After further deliberations nine of Jurors rendered
the following additional verdict
I'VE the undersigned jury by the Coroner of the
city the purpose Of aiding him investigation
the bodies Of two said to be Siclians killed house
Called the Marine Hotel situated i.evee
ond District find that these killed unknown
during the election held the polls in Orleans
day the I'd nst and i'll which riot the said individuals killed
from the testimony laid before jury partci
pated md acting in concert with the aggressors.''
Mr. Claiborne dictated the verdict with the execution
of the last clause and acting III with ageressors
and this clause having been agreed added by
the jurors, Mr. G. refused to sign the verdict stating
was not satisfied 10 who the actual aggressors the
riot Mr. BogaE of the mind and also refused TO
sign.
For the purpose Of throwing further light current
opinion that Joseph Geuos the insgato the
following fact: Early Monday morning. prominent citizen
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