New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-07
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Coroner u INQUEST. The Coronerhed an inquest, I
late Oh Tuesday evening bodyof Neal ratiss
Indiana, q age at Charity Hospital After
post examination yetdctwRs rendered thataeEth
was caused by castro ,enteretis. ass855 |
GONE TO RUM, PERHAPs---dn Elog1eusent Abont1
EFench coffee house keeper Second District
counting the pretty daughter Of ii German boot.
maker Of the First District The his wife accepted
the Frepchman as their Intended having
lance in his honor, but about year
they thought their child little young
willing and from that time he was al assduols
tor house, going often staying late and bestowipg all
lovers delicate attentions his pretty sweet
heart re ss5
So things until about two months ago when the old
folks getting tired of the lovers visits deeming girl old
enough for marriages she quite een they told The
that he might hurry the wedding soon as he felt
posed He appeared pleased named Saturday night in
the following month for the contamination Of the happy event
TIE month rolled round There signs Of wedding.
old dropped rather strong hints which the old
lady echoed. week after that the old man told the
lover that if he didn't get married Immediately he would
stop his visits The lover requested the to go
with him immediately that he might procure the papers nece
sary to the affair They went. They got license them
going notary the lover asonished intended fahen
law by making marriage settlement Of five thousand dollars
upon his daughter which settlement was entirely fictitious
The wedding then fixed two ahead Last Saturday
night The old man was SO well pleased that chat
fer with the lover he permitted him bring
fit up in his house. where might lodge till the we'd
ding.
We have but little more tell The lover having got into
the house, like the Eden accomplished his willy
pose and pepetated his inqnies the heads
pecting parents Last Saturday night but still there we're
signs Of wedding The old folks thought Of it,
said nothing Finally little sister Of the intended bride who
suspected something and discovery told that dis
covey to her parents This Monday. The lover
the time and did late ut night so that
the old folks could have no chance at him till the following day.
On Tuesday morning as soon as he came out Of his the
lover attacked by the mother who upraided him in the
strongest languages and as he retorted sauc she gave him
violent beating with abrooasic which was abundanty
able do being large and powerful lover beat
precpate retreat and that the that was seen or
| heard Of him. Ez77E 81
Yesterday morning. whenthe young girl was called to break
fast, gave Her opened and found
vacant; quantity Of dry goods gone. And that was
the last that Of the girl One only be
o-that she had followed her lover enjoy
ranory happiness at the Of lasting poor
old father spread the story among friends and went
Recorder for relief but course could not get it. His
grief great and he expressed by saying friends
lam old man, and poor am take hundred
dollars for it,. Meaning BY that, would not have
his daughter ined and his family disgaced
dollars We might nloralize upon affair but it would be
useless. Whenever lambs well guarded vuares are
pounce upon them. So always been and So
| doubtless, will it always be-
/ DARKNESS. - Notwithstanding the efforts that
several members of the City Council have de punish
contractor for attending and lighting the oil lamps the evil
times with very little abatement The Fourth District police
4 reports continue to give daily un lamps Itreally
The lanplighters have by long immunity come
the conclusion that they have legal right cheat the city,
and leave Of the valuable localities either dark
illuminated just enough TO make the darkness vis
The Fourth District police say the streets are so
dark night that when they stumble against man. they have
his hnr discover whether white or black and
that if the hair feels wouy they to strike light with
matches and candles which they carry their pockets
order to read the woollyheads pass We would
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causes such things to be.
| ELOQUENT EXTRACT Existence is more evenly
balanced than think. Perhaps oil drink
times; only to some it drop by drop seeenin daily
draught; while others quat from the full goblet one
draught and live thereafter the remembered glory This
from story Household Words The language is
used by the author in depicting the bliss of young lovers
who, after series of unheardof trials sappontents
trinphany together and clinc Those pro-
the above kind Of nectar find very excellent
Beachs Of Charres Crstomhose Streets
which the quoted applies with great beauty and truth
fuluess
RECORDER STITHs CoURr--As8istant Recorder
Summers prestdingWm, Anderson yesterday tried
shooting at Mary j. Allison Cwllo is the
affidavit his wife, in house ST. Peter street, Tuesday,
and ordered to fine Of $50 give $500 keep
the peace, go to prison in default.
VIM. Vine, for assaung officer Newhouse when he went
arrest him for trying to chop James oren with
ordered 10 $40 prison. For attempting Cre
Charles Stewart r. n Montgomery were fined SIC each
for having setto the syee Monday They aborers
Mathew Robinson, for stealing of fishing tackle worth
IS from the store of W. W Crane Co., the work
house for six months.
Mrs sidgreave accused by W. F. Richardson of breach
of trust, examined and onoraby discharged there
being particle Of evidence against her. Joel Fernandez sin
iarly accused by John Cayanaugh, also discharged.
Robert Rebodon was arrasned charge Of grossly insulting
Mrs Colder whilst she sitting in her doorway Tuesday
evening" and drawing pistol upon the Waterman who arrested
him. Case fixed for the 18th. Bail not given
Daniel Mcdonald arragned charge of backing thu
eyes of his landlord Megna Cypress street, Sunday
evening. Bail given to appear the 18TH
L. A. Suppif mate Of Ship arraigned at the in
stance of Charles Bishop captain Of the vessel
of cruelty beating free coore named Burke Tuesday
and attempting beat him for interfering Case fixed for
: day-bail not given.
, Margaret Sullivan araigned charge polishing Of
Ellen Dolan at Nc II Delord street, Monday Bail given
appear the 18th. .'3.-.,.
raignmens yesterday were Charles Demoehe charged witt
being about to fight duel with Yalery Neillon and Joh
Campbell and wife, charged with threatening to burn down til
house Of John Wallace, Ievee street. They held for
" hearing.
e RECORDER FABRE's CoURT.-Francois Comtois wa
T. ayragned yesterday on charge of stealing bank book
pocketboo from Jean Bourget the of BenVle
Franklin Streets on tile 10Th ult. He to prison
await a hearing.
Henry Harper arraigned charge Of raising row
the Peter Charities streets, and resisting
striking officer Durand who arrested him He bail to
!, pear.
Wanted.