New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-21

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NUMBER 1I5.
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feet With hJoca ,,a,,- - -
skull and tsue,sa t,r.... ~ - 49, IT,
alarm was eiyen ,,d ~ ~, - ..a..s -. -.
ments when the h,.fv v.. a,.nr - - =. ~
two little arms. white snd f.,v 3, ~. .,,s-.
after Il. one bv the r.,. .,na "a ~ s.esssN
sinew the connecting n,ass os.,;ns ~ .s,s.,.9 ~
OF head. neck or hrsa.t .nd .he 49, ...-sH
and weIterino forth q. - vo,n. No. - o1'
seen MANY mano,ed and ,,,,,s;y.. ..s 49,. 80
any one 40 tborouoblv heayt.ict.n.ry !. .h;. m.
yemain, vers tahen n n. nol;c. est.s -, =.
where the Deputv Coroner beld an ;,snesA .,a ,s'
tuyned verdict OF accidental deatb. ma fst,,,r -
the boy Is at present over the lake.
We shall not soon forget the feeling We had On
first discovering the accident We were In one of the
cars and noticed that it jumped or Dted over sdne
thing rather more rough than the Hsse roughnesses
iof the track. At the same time We heard shout,
and saw two boys running desperately up CRAPS
street. We thought at the moment that the run
aways were little rascals who had been putting sticks
or stones on the track, and commenced getting mad
The next moment we saw people running to the
track from both sides of the streets the
and getting out. we found that the ioItipg We had
felt was caused by the crushing up Of poor little
boy Great crowds OF people collected. and remained
. long time gazing at the bloodsmeared trach
SEVERAL Free CoIoREp SHoExAKERs Of the Sec
ond District have made donation of A1O0 to the
Third District Orphan Asylums. They strapped q
white boy who had been sent to them BY another
snoenaker, in accordance with the ancient jpke OF
snoeaakers. ior some strap OIL" Mime Pia, mo
'ner Oh oe ooy mad all parties hauled up before Re-
eoroer WIZ. Before examination day, the shoe
makers proposed TO the mother TO give 800 to the
orpnans' sne would wnndfaw the charge. She
-S.. :. 1Aey '.aA'.' ~ 'ne n,oney W nef, ana
s.e pA.1 :. W. " sIe lug nScotoetr sne
~ ~, !, 80 - 49, p. = '1's . .'e = f'ss
CIV aA :" eooa 'e'm'' oo" .
Mr. DuhU' afchhecs and builder, OF the Third Dis'
trct took cab ride few days since, and after get
ting out found that be had lost bis pocketbook con-
tanning $50 in cash and q lot Of valuable papers,
one for over $1,000 Not remembering the cab or the
driver ne was az mucn troube and tor TWO days in
qureu aFoanu "''nou. success' On TUESDAY, now
ever sne missing canariver turned up having IN bis
'ura pesn io0h,ng ior mr. Duiu ana .essoreo MIN ms
pockesoo Win its conten1s inviolate naving
oeen iouno oy Nun n MS Gao. Ems canman Is EMIL
.eu " n.no'au Meusou' Ios ony ~. nls honesty
in rofnen N raca;vo INV rorard NJ q. pot,;o4- ~,
lon, owner and driver of cab No. log.
DEpurY CORONER wEysp.x YESTERDAY bela a, in.
onest on on the bodv of Thomas Milar n.tiv. 80
| sueden 40 veors NJ ooo fonnd doaa !, . to,.o -,
pousso.,, s,-ea, hot,oen ., 80 ".
dict, apoplexy.
A ScR1MMAGE took place Yesterday afternoon At
a restaurant in Milneburg, among a crowd of men
who began their dinner on friendly terms. One came
back to town with his hand and wrist badly cut. No
complaints were made to the police, and nobody ar
rested. 4
| Iovv Ivvcp tho e,r,;uor =, a.. h,o,a, ,r;,,
6obt be baa With Ia. Marn;nc IN rranL,;n s,raa,
on tho n;rht ~ tha 17,h MI ues ova,,;n.d
hv Recorder summers on ,be charge n ,nnrder nrs
fe-raa ona;nst m, -, ~. co,ono, r. .,,a..;a,
c,o,rv .hot ho hod octsd on, 4; as.,.a - II. ,;se
he was discharged. The wounds he received in the
fight Zone of which is blind eye), he will carry t
his death.
CHRISTIAN BARTER has bartered off his peace a
mind for some time to come. Recorder Summer
sent him to prison yesterday, on charge of hayn,
struck John Hill in the back of the head with stic]
of wood, with intent to murder, Affair on Rampar
street, on tne l9tn lnst. 54a
LOUIS HARRIS will have to confront Recorder Sum
mers on the 23d inst. He is charged with havinf