New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26
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YssrsRpAY was 4 magnificent day, and the whole
nouusi,oa seemed to be- bent o. enjoying Il.
rssse vrRr THREE FALs. ALARMS Of fire on
.fnylsv eveaine and night, and two more yesterday
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coW sssoaes, " 'nas TOW sue saio s'aoies Wnlcn
llouss =. AS.oaps'u.ss s'se', ns'Wee1 Aoleaano
s',res auu nOus'aua avenue, 10 'ene1son ol'y,
oasslo nal y nass uoo'e. rrencn
snu anslony o'oy' " Uloy' oe'ler Known
= ns Aouy' He.msn, were 'ne parties. uur in1o,
a.'on ~ sns analr 49, mat uoo'e charged IRONY WIN
saAlus o1s y ns pucke's WITHOUT nis PERMISSION "
anu 'aa'' ~ .ne .l.ae nameo' uoo'e weus
oso iony s'aple 70 see ABOUT .ne oucaes one
1uat sseoie saAea Aony VIII ssea.'ns n's ou'A'''
ana upon Aony giving nun 1ns l,e slfucA nin 81
o'ner s.o!y Was' 'nas - sooa = uoo'e 80
culsso MN aug ca.eu nl - Aan 60
WIN uis s.lose' Sel : - -. ~, IA,
came lunnlns wv - ~ 80. -, ~ -
ns snosel 's s.. Taan e .has Tonn s,raa
'. :. h r v;t the shovel which he lodged
~. I'm ~. s.o them el,nebed and excbanoed number
j blovs that Gooie got loose, ran across Tchoupi-
tomas street and around the corner and out ToIedano
street and that Tony, picking up his shovel again,
chased him some distance.
when Tony gave up the chase, and stopped pant
mo. some one said to him, why, Tony, you are
cntln Tonv looked down, and fol the first time saw
that bis LEFT side was in drip Of blood He imme-
diately clspped his hands to his breast, and ex-
claimed, Z Nv God, I'm killed ~ He went back to
the corner cofeehouse, and called loudly for some
body to come and stop his bleeding. Before he fell,
Gooie came back to him. and said, Tony, cut you,
and I'm sorry for it but you brought it all on your
self. Gooie then went on up Tchouptoulas street,
and meeting officer Roberts {all this being in Jesr-
son City, voluntarily himself and handed
over the knife with which he had done the cutting.
Il was . common sized pocket or jack-knfe.
Tony soon fell at the cohee-house, from loss Of
blood and was carried to his resdeece on Toledano
street. where he fingered till o'clock yesterday ef-
ternoon, when death came to his relief. He was
stabbed in five different parts Of his left breast and
aide. Those who saw the fight, and saw Gooie give
the blows did not the knife and knew nothing Of
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son psrsnes.
Dosn aopy anu uoo,e nau 'ne repu.a.iou =. p.'ns
pesceap.e anu "eirDenaveo nen. Ne'.nef one nao
luss VIVA anyDooy' .nas any " .ne,r illenus coulu
remember, prior % ,nls uaelc analr oe'Ween 'neln
seivss' 1ony was aDous ~ ysals ase' auu 1eases
family
SHOCKING CASE OF BURIAL BEFORE DEATH
has been reported TO US. week OF two since we
met Dan Merritt on st. Charles street. Everybody
knows that old Dan is sexton OF nearly all the Ridge
cemeteries. and that ne mas NOE peen MAKING 1or
tune this year) We were surprised to see him SC
smiling and pleasant as he was and inquired how he
could keep up such good humor When grave.digglne
was 90 dall. He replied that 1t mattered little as
what he LOST one year ne was sure 70 MAKE up tne
next With which reply We were perfectly satisfied
According 70 what We nave since heard, Dams
goodnatured philosophy mas since deserted him.
10 stated upon good authority that few days since
Dan was surprised BY the arrival Of cheap and mat
tended funeral. He sent his men TO bury the cofhn
in grave at the back end Of the cemetery. After
short time the men came back to him in hiQh state