New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-27
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YESTERDAY was another clear. bright and delicious
day. Returning fyaways and strangers were thick or
the Streets the shopping thoroughfares we're crowded
with foreignlooking boxes the ladies were ont In
considerable NUMBERS and the town everywhere Was
cheerful with life and business activity.
THH TOTAL IsTERMekrs in the city cemeteries last
WEEK. reported by the Board Of Eealth, was 1885,. No
yeio~ iever! We think we shall dismiss any for.
sher mention Of Yellow Jack this season. He seems
70 nave cut New Orleans for good sais year.
The FILLING OF THE BArrURE in Aopt of the SEQ
ond District landing goes ahead at q 4reat rate the
olsgers and barrowwheelers being assisted by a
steam'engine and portable railways, by which the
DIRT is jerked up and wheeled off and dsopped, CART
load at pop. The steamboats, are beginning to
crowd the work which, fast as II progresses. hardly
looks as if can be nebed in time for the winter rush
Of commerce:
Deputy CoRoNER WEYsHAM last evening con-
cuded his inquest into the killing Of Anthcsy Klar
BY Bass Goya, (not Cloy and Gooie, as we had the
names yesterday, upon incorrect informatioo) Klar
having died on Sunday from the effects Of stabs in.
hicted on Saturday evening by Goya, at Klar's COW
stable on Tchoupitoulas street, between Tolsaauo
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by the New Orleans Coroner, because Klar died at
hio residence on the New Orleans side Of Toleaauo
street. The post-mortem examination was held BY
DR.. Hart on Sunday evening, aud death was found to
have resulted from one Of the stabs inflicted by Goya
with his pocket knife.
Bat two witnesses were examined last evening
man who witnessed the beginning of the fight in
Klar's stable, and officer Roberts, of Jefferson, TO
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man who was in the stable said that Goya came IN
and commenced abusing Klar that Klar ordered hin
to leave that Goya refused to leave and told him he
would have to fight; that Klar refused to fight that
Goya then struck him several times that Klar then
picked up his shovel, with which he had been work.
ing, and made at Goya, who fled outside, he
chasing him; and that as be ran out after Goya,
there was blood on his clothes, Goya having cut him
IN the hrst attack. The subsequent fight and chase
and other incidents 10 the street, were about what we
reported yesterday.
Officer Roberts testified that Goya surrendered to
him voluntarily, and gave him the pocketknife with
which he had cut Klar. He said he had cut Klar,
and was sorry for it, and wanted Roberts to get the
best physician he could, right off to attend to Klar
As klar was still standing at the coeehouse,
some one attempted to pacify Goya by stating that
Klar was not much hurt, that be had mere scratch
etc. Goya said he knew better; and few moments
later, his assertion verified by Klar falling from
loss Of blood.
The Coroner's verdict was in accordance with the
above facts Goya is in Jail in Carrollton.
TIE CORONER yesterday held an inquest on the
body of Jerry Conners, aged 25 years. and native of
ireland, found dead at No. 3 Front street, between
Crossman and Canal. Verdict, congestion of the
brain.
Young GENTLEMAN of our acquaintance, ordin-
arily very quiet and decorons man, was up before
Recorder Summers yesterday, the grave charge Of
having assaulted and smashed one of the wooden
men who hold up trusses and braces in Mr. Shermans
store on st. Charles street, and offered to put Mr.
Shermans living self through course Of sprouts
similar to that inflicted upon his unoffending efigy
the accused gave bail to appear for examination at the
proper time. This unusual demonstration, we learn
was made by the young man under the belief that
MIR. Sherman had bad something to do with the libel
Gus circular issued some months since, over the sig
nature of Anson P. Stewart. 49,
Four FAST Young LADIES OF Basin street went
out on a sort of Mard.gras frolic on Sunday night
They all pretty and were elegantly done up in
fashionable male attire. As they undertook to ape
fast in other respects by an unnecessary amount
ofswagger and ventilation of bad language the police
hooked arms with them and politely escorted them to
the lookup. They did not stay there long. however.
gentleman, renowned for his wealth and benevo.
lence, and who never permits his right hand to know
what his left hand doeth, particularly at mighty
went their BAIL and they departed in happiness. Yes
terday all four honored their bail by appearing in
court in their proper habliments They were smiling
and sweet in court, and appeared to be only too
happy to pony up the IS apiece, for which the Re.
corder apologetcaly asked them.
MARX MITCHELL, who recently went up the river
as striker board the steamer Illinois, is reported
to have fallen overheard and drowned during the
trip. He was recently on the First District police,
aud was member Of Mississippi Fire Company
No. 2.