New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-07
Il E N A X X s
Aided and abetted by Stout, her husband.
Accused acquitted case of selt.defence.

Aided and abetted by Stout her husband.
Accused acquitted-plain case of selfdefence'
Brutal murder.
The deceased was from Nashville, Tenn.
Killed near Banks Arcade, by pistol shot in the lett
temple The perpetrators of the act have never been
discovered ,Algeo was policeman on duty
case OF peculiar atrocty Pauline Sontag stepmother
to the deceased child Fritz, actually caused his death
by starvation and ill treatment.
The deceased was the wife of the accused he cut her
throat with a Whilst in confinement, he COM
! mitted suicide.
The deceased entced by two of his countryme to
the woods, back of the city; shot, killed and robbed.
Deceased was killed by billet of wood.
Deceased was in the Charity Hospital and was
-, killed by another lrshman, also nurse.
This is the case which caused much excitement and
called forth an appeal to the French Minister at Wash
Killed during the scilian attack on the polls on Orleans
street. they being of the parties who shot and the
Clerk of the First District Court, N. Trepagnier.
Mrs. Ward caused the death of her slave by i'll treatment
Shot at the Seventh Precinct polls and died in the
! Charity Hospital.
Edward Wesley, an Irishmar, was killed by JOS Gibson
in selfdefence, he having made an attack upon Mr..
G. and stabbed his wife. Gibson was honorably dis
charged.
murder most foul. Mrs Gibson was walking quietly
with her husband, when Wesley sneaked up behind
them and struck blow at Mr. Gibson, which, missing
its object, went to her heart. 1t at that moment
that Gibson killed Wesley.
Kanke killed at the Pelican Beer Garden, in Algers
The boys were all arrested but the perpetrator of the
deed not identified.
Result of quarrel about female.
Came to her death from injuries received at the hands of
her husband.
Killed in cotleehouse kept by Driscol.
Irish row.
Irish row.
Killed near the polls by an unknown person, whom he
had struck with stone.
Quarreled about negro woman.
Selfdetence the accused was acquitted.
codbooded murder j. Cruise laid in wait for Bennett
and Fanin and shot them dead i'll their tracks, They
were both estimabe young men, and the sole support
of widowed mothers. Cruise fled and has never been
arrested.
Carlin also met his death from wound received at the
same time and place he fingered three days. Cruise
weapon a SiX-ShOOer.
Killed by pistol shot fired by some unknown person.
Died from injuries received from her husband.
iendsh murder. Donovan, because Collins would not
lend him half dollar, violently pushed him out of
low Irish groggery in which they standing, and,
following up, large knife up to the hilt in his
abdomen.
Irish row.
Connell was killed at the Horse-Staton fifteen witnesses
were examined, but no light could be thrown on the
subject.
Pete proprietor of house of i'll fame on Galatin
street, in which house, during row. he stabbed Dacey.
He Immediately left the city, and has not yet been
! arrested.
A native of Virginia and on his way to Nicaragua was
shot in spree, and died from negecting his wounds.
Irish
Killed at an Irish ball on Triton Walk.
Mary Gull killed the deceased in fit of jealousy; she
was tried and convicted Of mansaughter, and SEN
fenced by Judge Hunt to ten years in the Penitenary
Cowardly and brutal murder.
Shot while walking along the street, no clue could be
obtained to his assassin.
W. E. Hogan, Irishman, was shot and killed in self
defence by Samuel McCleand an American trial
resulted in the acquittal Of McCleland. Verdict ust
! fable homicide.
Bushna died from the effects of blow the head
ceved from Joyce at Jackson, La.
ILanahan was stabbed in a Cofee-house.
Dinry shot in Sicilian and American coffee house
in daylight and the parties named charged with MUIR
der Demo and Forbes, were arrested Guerin and
Lockwood escaped from the police. Demo and Forbes
| have been admitted to bail.
Inflammation of the brain, caused by blows from some
Il unknown parties.
Kehoo was Killed by Butler with an iron bar.
A cowardly murder. McIelland stole up behind Powell
II and beat his head in with sungshot
In between the hands of the steamer David White
II and those of coal boat.