New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-24
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mistaken yesterday ii stasing That CON Ksesan
was The man who tllrasI.ed Paddy tas BAN Id tI,s
ring light ThesyIetof waa Dsnny Harrigaa
EautvE Ixs.sIrr when i man aoes erazy
other men generally jump around asla Ipok aasfor
themselves. Ii may, therefore, easily 81 irsefpa5
i how much More lively ii the aesidn ID human
muscle when aquine eGuanfmfty hssonses ill.,
turbed ~ fls verge of insanity il cave ofa Cainp
atreet opposite tha Crescent olffce, ysatsrdar.
proved how easy Il II HI horse II produce sssl-
satfon, II he feels nke II.
horse whose 4Hakerslike sobf5etys Hnpretsnti-
i ing dGtnsanor and advancing years had reduced
Him to the fgnoniny Of hauling common fsfsistfe
wagon, WAS standing ii frons of tse Old AnesIon
Mart At Armofy HaIl, me acfisn Ill ssfa hoEse
was nnaeconntable md insane to rnoss psgDle
but to people, who explained Ii to ID. I1is
behavior rested upon 3 broad piasIVssm pf pare
horse sense. Tired of hauling load afssr Iosd gf
furniture from plaee which never seemed te get
anv emrtiers and faeing mutfEous NJ happssssslt ii
ska I'M Big poster of Iii Bunyan Tahieassx,s ID
IL eShihIssd ap stsira. aver sha aneksan l.lslrs
As far II aucsien bilf more
faeisfs W Z ssrask asafnst Till sisnasasn iis
asa5sf' hne sssss ald snsrsly aa*
ssneiHl1Sfiag AM trdss en the sis@H fosf,
end astiias proad assyhpw Ill tspk tis III
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u result
Pile cs family supplies III front ii Raynisnd,a
grocery, scattered around beaatifuIlys Astgsi
damage DONE, fain of ONE bottle 0f Esal1dy aisVf
slsfs Hastlea "a me- ss s
Lamppoat III he Ind of Commercial Place,
snapped asHnder, upsss and smashed, with Ii I'LL
port almost lIke cannsn
lsaIFaad anu sNteaMnnal Beney, az tne corner
! apa tyr;stef a1aat a5veys ~
aud u,gat ~ IN
iste IN r,ainy knoeke ;5sta ssss sssxsTaf ss
NAE - ss's's 'sss as''ssa
iron peaastai and yase ii frent If
netaiiie renager;e Al s
5anat Tsama m wlsiel. Mr. Mersm,sv atss;s M s i,
tos go Ioua, hit from which. III conseatisIee S7
eranp IN fhe Bin toa 81 which nj s1nsSSI slsl III
III, austtia1 M had i,ist bes, tas @ ss
1nedical treatmanti su,asi.sd alI II Teea sgstf 81
sonaussion "a great tlat Mr Dothfn issseJ Mn,
di ne further DAMAGE With iii oId waau.
e T,s jle aiia;s f1ss str ~ Z s,sa,tu 81
nnta. Ina sraal,;s,p mi III
ina neops an ft side II ths street n sss n
adae 2 a,,5 ecatfr IL ii fII,s Niag Issasg sa .s,a
a,g NH ssth h;s iii ust iva saa ,h VIM ss.
iaolSnr at te rhot,uras VI frss,t III
Rtess;nasa gallery cne yery alar beiss
sas aedgeSa a. S,s so IS, de9E T t,ms E sass
~ Va ,;raI aba,,t sls;s
ne leas than ps E,a III eocsaa ss &
a poekfea 4 py ssaps anp al soah
w saatiar horse raised I l,ree aa N Iii 81, ~ II
eariya II ill., ame ina s ii,
cautious owner iIchsa hins 70 The yery poss pen
Mases, Ian,, Ill l,smu NM, an
J I'M hnrse ookin ayer t rictr nss s
conntenancs so nsiy taat liz became ffsIts,ae
ltad n, ar street. lIIa 4 h1,.s lsrs "A i lsA
also Nh 4 staInpssie which maffe fhs nin M ~
= MI sbos \ q a
At I,hesa doinos tfllad fa,nn tsst vitt, ss, Il
,e t;tv IA horse fak that II lasted iii an
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in small ana very cho'ce atslcis 81 oog eailea =
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tne tesnmony yesssfaay1 Wss annnsssa " lfoM HIS
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hrnginp ~ M the aioresnd Burns and perrsa,v.
- Yasterday the examination took place. 8 8
as The talk was Tint d friend Of the accused lsad
ly offered fretIy to pay Miss CLARK d fair prcs dol
her missing net. and secondly. te pay her Ss9u Ii
sIe wond withdraw the prosecution. and t|,at slat
ad niunantIy suurred these olsers iusistiiI u,,Dg
he doc ar nuthna sweet !sssle ou iii prefsrnnce
"a n Iii the money In the world wherein sle aefat
81 lie anv trne woman would under 4 similar dsa
" " gah nyavacaton The infarest felf ~ ali svl1s
~ ~ were aenenizant of the case WA hieH ana HI
- " aanst rnaTo was crowded. s98
Fair piainfif and the u0lyslooking defendant
wara renreseutad. respectiyely by connsei syoral
or MAR money TesfiInenv nroyinp fhs Iarse,,v 4
49, counsel fur 1ianf read hid axpatfaed eipqaertf,
Or uuon The statute Of Louisiana which declares dol
O., ~ aass Il III nropertv. Counsel for defense e
to th;s Il manner which onaht to stamp lin viii
rannsyn- AZ tI,e modern Ajax He eontended tha
om ths law declaring dors to ii property appe aul
snt to citizens Of Louisnna and that plaintiff wa
not citizen Of said State, hut a subject Of Grea
Britain, the law could not be invoked in her behalf
led in other words that dogs could be property only
citizens Of Louisiana and not to citizens subject
St Of other Sates countries This argument eEeatel
to considerable excitement and some mirtl anlpn
the outsiders. The far plaanfln betrayed hef Com
motion hy dancing her toes nery1uslys and b
his rubbing her checks with the handle Of Aar HaFst