New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-10
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STEALING OMNIBUS RIDEs.--We often wonder that
that class of the rising generation who paonz the tailboards
of the omibusse do not get hurt with all their dextery in
cngng on and in dosng the drivers and whip Yesterday
however, Of these youngsters took hold OF bus in such
manner that the sudden closing Of the door mashed the ends of
MI tho fingers hand dear price for in outside ride
The Independent omnibus will take warning from this
FATAL AccIDENT.-John McCabe, an Irishman,
twenty-five Of age fell from third story window Of the
Alabama Exchange New Levee street. Monday evening"
and 30 badly injured in the head that he died while his
way to the hospital he having been intoxicated at the time
the fall The Coroner held inquest the body yesterday,
and returned a verdict III accordance with the facts
THIRD AND FOURTH DIsTRIcrs. There was nothing
mentionabe yesterday in the police line in either the thick
settled Third or the aorescent Fourth mote be-
ACcIpENT-Joseph Laegest o paper hanger, yes
terday fell from ladder whilst work in his VOCATION
house Magazine street, iuring himself severely
dangerously. S "
RECORDER STITH's CoURr-Assistant Recorder,
Summers resianR r. Wmot was yesterday sent before
the First District Court to be tried for knocking down and beat
ing policeman Jas W. Mcpherson cane whilst he was in
the discharge of his duty ut the Pero Rampant
Streets Mt O'Clock the incoming Of the ut He gave
| bail to appear
Policeman James W Mcpherson before the same
tried p Wilmc's of having
been beaten by him with his club the time and place
| named He also gave bail. -g,--=l E
Thomas j. Cox and James Mcconnell before tho
court for beung Jacob Hack the 18th
striking him in the back of the head with stick whilst
engaged in a fight with Cox. They gave bail.
Robert Mcnamara arraigned charge of stealing
ffydollar bull Slut from James Marley Richard street.
about months He bail to appear the l3h
H. 5onseigncur, arraigned charge OF grossly
insulting and abusing Mrs Elizabeth Algeo, residence
Grod street. Sunday lust wonling shoulder
by blow with stick Of wood He gave bail appear
| 18th inst. 1+' s55S7t y *'. f7S
VIM. j. Henderson, hand was arresned on charge
Of raising row on board the steamer simoa and drawing
knife Cuin Smith, He renanded for hearing to-day
| RECORDER FABRE's CoURT,-Policeman Frank
Foe Michael Brien VIM Seabo were arrgned yestcr-
day affidavit made by Arthur Margue corporal police
in which he set forth that O'Clock Monday morning
rested named R B. Murison for being drunk and rails
lug fuss in at the of ST. Louis and Dauphn
streets that Horne o. Bren and seabot the
superiority in Office he being of the IIentenants specials
that he resigned the prisoner to him that before leaving he
O'Brien take the prisoners watch from his pocket pass
over Horne after which the party, with the prisoner started
up Dauphine street that aerwnr he heard cries
der that hurrying street. he found Murison, with 0re
and Seabot in alley between Canal Cusomose streets
and Horne standing at the mouth of the alley;
he got there Muson claimed his protection stating
had been robbed, and asking be
that he about to take him. when rien and seabo resisted
and beat him. Horne also resisting and abusing him grossly
wherefore he charged Horne and OBren with larceny,
OBrieu and Seabo with assault and battery also
made affidavit declaring that the time and place
named he robbed of gold watch by persons unknown
him. All the accused gave bail to appear for examination
Gaspard Henry had - McClokey up giving him fiat ling
oil Burgundy street. yesterday morning. Bail given.
VIM Rogers, for beating Mrs. McCullum her house or
Gaatn street subjected to the terrible penalty of giving
bail not to do again. least for months
Mrs Phillips of No. 25O ST. Claude street. up charge
Of grossly insulting and abusing the family A. RouSsec
Sunday whilst they their church. She gave
| bail