New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-11

.srsse sisss.s ~
watched him. When be got to Esplanade street b.
commenced running, and then she called tho wsteh,
but be made bis escape. Going to Fuentes' room
with the watchnan. she Witnessed j gbastfy light.
Mary Rodriguez was lying senseless on The hoor ii 8
pool Of blood, with bloody hatches lying nsax ~,
and her head and apparently her neck gasksd n sbs
most horrible manner.
Omcen Raymond and Marcia arriving e tbs eceue.
conveyed the wounded woman to CInsity Hospisl. s
On the way abe returned partially 70 cosscioaGssw,
and repeatedly exclaimed, Husnts y Fsssseslr
Her recovery was supposed 70 b impoaibJs Yesssw.
day she returned fully 70 ccusciousne, but w. vuy
weak and spoks with dificuity. In ~ sissnooa
hecofoer "itz went out 70 - her and tais hsT ~
ing declaration. t Isl ass
Her declaration was 70 The eites i4ss - - 49,
to leave home with some sewisg ~ ~ - n
another person, when Fnentss saa,e ID ~ cxtsIa 4
her not to CO. She said shs would -. Hs rsategaa
ed bis command; she not obsyfng, - sses ~ -
struck her head against the door. Amer 1T ~ -
membered nothing no tpowledss Of ~ k,gw
with the hatchet "A
The bloody hatcbet and The piecs q shnIl, ~ Is 4
tne Recorders Office, seem to tell . slsuseeT sssY
tnan that Of The woman. The wound II IL ttfu1k
was ioond st The hospital to b On older Ncd eksa
snat ID me head, and was mot acceupted IT. The
use OF razor q The same tire, with IL hatck<y
a. mentioned IA ~ 6nt reports Of IL anstr. see
to have been merely uppcastioas. ss''s ~
Mary Rodrguz = nthsr gooa aIsokfne yuuse !
Mexican woman, who had ~ : Hfs = fisiIty -
time before taking up With HusntaA Ike I'm ~
man 10 the house ststes that My ~ h sevise.
ana saat y We tas hastt y Hslus = = = y =
money away from hons, ard thss - - II huk
more, and abose and beat her II - II ~ =
comnodate him. He beam > yny ~ -
He is said to have left Hsysna % go - y
ing his WIFE Last year ins t of jesIos = slt6s5
man in the Third District and be had only - e9t
Of prison, on account Of that o0ensa noath = -.
when be fendshIy attempted The murder of hi ~
tress on Wednesday night. '9 "
Half an hour after the Affair." Fuentes M seen 70
ing ont the Bayou Road. BE has not been heard II
since.
SUICIDE is reported to have taken pIacs on bcsrd
schooner in one OF the Barrataria bayers, o Wed.
nesday. The subject WAS found hanging h tho eabIn,
suspended by his cravat to the top of Tie door and
his knees almost touching the door. He had - dsaw
his legs up, in order to hang Neither his nams u0r
that Of the schooner has got TO town yet.
l
AN UsKsowN MAN was found lying on Dusessay
street, between Customhouse and Benyals, Il noon
yesterday. with bis head badly hurt He wss r.
ported TO have fallen in at, and 70 w hust ~
head BY the fall. Offcer 6aEy sent him 70 Chasity
Hospital s 81 81
JOSEPH BAsrrEN was found lying badly woansed9
on Dauphne street, at O'Clock yesterday sfsrnoon,
by officer Lartigue, who took him to Charity Hoapi.
tal The nature Of his wound, or BY WHOM the wound
was inflicted, was not reported.
MRS. ELIZA RANDOLPH, the fortune teller, who's
injuries by burning have already mentioned died
on Wednesday night at Charity Hospital. Yesterday
the Coroner investigated the case. The statement
made BY the unhappy woman to Sergeant NcFarisnd
when be took her to the hospital was verified By the
nurse who attended her-that is, the nurse testified
that the sufferer told her story the same a. that
told to Mcfarland. This was, that George Wa1l.
ington Dixon had set her dress on fire. In her room
on Rampant street, because she had refused to live
with him. There was no other testimony to impIi-
cate Dixon who asserts that be can prove an albi.
The deceased said that he ignited her dress "
either bis cigar match, which, she was unable to
, tell. The Coroner gave verdict Of death BY burn
ing. the burning supposed to have been occasioned
, by George Washington Dixon.
Il FIRST DISTRICT CoURr-Judgs Hunf-Wm 0ul
liyan Fred Zeramberg, and Mary Curran, yesterday
pleaded guilty to separate charges of larceny and
were remanded to prison to await sentence.
r. u. Labarre, A. st. Cyr, and G. Berluckand.
charged with assault and battery, were dismissed By
mol. pros. s5
Margaret Cosgrove was tried for assault and bst-
terry and acquitted. sSsS M 5lss
John Geyer was tried for assault and battery and
found guilty with recommendation TO mercy.
: Salvador Morphy was tried for larceny and acquft-
and from charge Of assault and battery he was
dismissed BY mol. pros.
RECORDER SUxMERs' CoURr VIM. johnson 1
youth arrested by Lieut. Dryden on st. Charles street.
on Wednesday evening for attempting 70 pick The
pockets Of MI. N. 9. Folger and charged beside1
with being dangerous and suspicious and vagrant
was yesterday sent to the Work House for six months
George Cover, who had threatened to put . bullet
through John G. Young, in Poydras MARKET was duly
!, initiated into the peace society. yss. .s
Louis Mack aud VIM. Sullivan, the two boys whose
chase and capture for stealing knives We mentioned
Wit Of John Bgnenet, (he citizen who led the chase
after them), charging them with having stolen at
least 81 worth Of knives from bis show case at the
corner Of Gravier and Front streets The younester
had their examination fixed for the 18th, and IL de-
fault Of bail were sent to prison.
The only other customers were drunkArds and petty
brawlers
t RECORDER WILTz's CouRr.-Ja James Gallagher and
Bob Gallagher were yesterday examined on charge
Parish Prison, where all were prisoners on the 18th
ult with intent to kill and murder. Tom Conway,
another prisoner, testified that be was speaking 70
Hanley in the yard, when James Gallagher came up
, = to him (Hanley) and shook hands with him that
i they had some words after that, followed BY Diff
!, Guilty that Bob Gallagher then came and showed
Hanley, who fell, and attempted to kick him whilst
J. down, but was taken away BY others that Hanley
. was then helped up, and went to wash himself, and
then discovered that be had been cut, and showed
y the wound. several other prisoners corroborated
n Conways testimony. Hanley testified that be had
just entered the yard when James Gallagher came ur
~ to him and nsulted him; be returned the insult
y Gallagher struck him j. the face they had hghi
t. knocked him down; that after he got up he found
he was wounded in the abdomen, and tho back, AMI
: left thigh, by cuts with knife and that he couJi
not tell which OF the two Gasghers did the cutting
The Recorder remanded both the accused 10 prison
to await their trial in the First District Court fo
y stabbing with intent to murder.
Isaac Langsman was sent before the First Distric
II Court for assault and battery upon j. Eand Der
petrated the Sd instant at the corner or Vierl
and st. Ann Streets whilst Erard was in the scharg
OF his duty Deputy Constable OF the Fourth Just
ices Court. The accused furnished bail Erard hai
gone to make seizure, by order Of Court for deb
e Of six dollars and eighty cents. Blummer Kron
b charged with interfering with Eard on the same os
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