New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05


ssut Y rsisea ~ taGo znenlls y dangerous Il
sIiIiq1 ILL., ii i. s Jolln leary, nj being
T. ~ g = iie1s character.
hef4 A. inquest into The death 81 N,
Niao, d w have already rspol
n, Hid fon the effects of blows 10 The head BY Ii
1lsFds Henry xTiegand, with shoemaker's ha,
~ Sascir dunce On Craps street. Al verdi
a Aecefd &nee With The facts was rendered. q
wiIs mufdorsl u ID prison.
t,sx d rnn BHErs. The following, q copy
! hili meiie out ~ John Schmidt, furniture deale
1i6ht 81 deabtsd; bit Il was made out and II
ssnte6 "A good faith e
spf Bsasht of John Schmidt
sosds ~ u
8eoo z e 90
lsns 81 %
Eho pecuIiarity Of BE above addition may be {,
plsined b NY WY Tie Captain bought tn
okaizs for one wonld' ut do, and one would do
Therefore but 81 was due. Y
xnzl Esaisoss Yoru mir BruoMrNc sn.a VI.
Soma e ago mention the fact Of slifIersntfre
psiesls color Hing themselves of the new ii,
enabiing them to select masters and become slave
~ making TIER applications 10 Court
me- rres xihed fern. The first of these cases ha
ben deolded III Judge Price, Of the First Distric
Y Court District Attorney Bradford haxsa
sls piicant as required By fs ,s,s
- parry selected being also a., <,
casusaA Iha ALLOWING Il she Judge; 5ac;s;o, =
apfaaring from he evidence hi A. ,st;s,,,,
as free peios, ~ ss 45ISesr MI
ead oger 1hS age Of vears a ~
III y s sa's a sssa1 s ~ me iorrnaies
asss s, psisons 2,
s;s4 S, e.; compiled with and the
sSSSS ~ A. siaSi, sitter careful examina-
\ s5slSsses ii ~ 1FHrfy separately, and the wit
1auSt that there vas no fraud q
p0esd tTeas aSas If good fepute, and Of a kind
lid l6sSle d7sp6sf tion md that It was The real
And interest ana purp ose Of Ann Barney
sss e. IS & Ms Am s0 a1asa
% nd desreed that I'LL said Ann Barney be nd
Judged ND decreed slave for life, and the lawful
prUpeFy Hin. Dickens, subject to all the laws of
thia Stats regulating slaves. ISL
NED x5oGs. 4 u sitlrsunl, We may SLY uaprece-
dsRzea dssuic of hydrophoHia seems to have
broken ppt among TIE dogs IN the lower part Of the
CITY reeedpHtad for tElis season Of the year
DzEatent children haze been bitten, and quite
number ~ ne rabfd dogs have been killed. we
give the sasas which haye come to our hearing
Witthta 4 rev Nseks several dogs, Enthusiastically
mat been shat b The vicinity Of the United
States Bazfarka.
on fbs aa2d I'LL 1naa siog WIS shot at Urquhart
stsxet, hetw een Ffenchmen and Elysian Fields.
Of THssday last i child, years old, was SO
badIs bitarn by mad dog At the corner Of French
men and Girod streets that It Was not expected to
RECOVER. The dog was chased ana killed.
GA Monday last two mad dogs were killed near
The corner Of ursnllnes and Bourbon streets One
81 theil rushed upon and tried 10 bite little girl,
whose heop skirt and ander.clothing protected her
Hntaa size Wa suatched away and taken in 1t the
nearest door by gentleman. On the same day
Deputy Street Commissioner Power shot mad
{ dog At tho eorner Of Iesseps and Leyee streets.
Several days ago small terrier dog ran mad
around mo 0id Basin, and BIT half dozen dogs,
A. quickly As # could dy from one to another.
On Wednesday last, mad dog Was killed 1T the
corner d claiborne and Ksflarec streets, after
having badly bittan q little Gin six years old. i
mad dog was also killed Oh Union street.
A mad dog was killed near tho corner Of Port
and Love streets. after having bitten boy, son IF
Mrs Kelley, who keeps grocery in that vicinity.
Oh Thllreday4 mad dog was shot by Dir. Sohon-
berg ii 3he corner q Craps and Eiysian Fields
utxeets. y had bitten little girl badly in the |
ffaces 81 + ~
On Thazsday night, Lieut.. Simon chased mad
dog squares, shooting at Il; but failed to
kill ~ catch Il.
The dilersnt parsons who give us the above IN
sgree III stating that they could discover
~ difference whatever IN Che synptoma and actions
of I'D dags killed. from those Of dogs that 90 mad
+ b het wsAtaers of The dog days. Old residents
tella s mat they never knew such canine out
break y season of the year. and IT il accounted
4 m1steky, erning which al sorts Of conjeet-
ures M made. Ono conjecture We have heard,
rons nan who says he knows . great deal about
dogs Is, that the madness at this unusual season
has from Tie fact that the severe frosts the
past wiaser have destroyed the peculiar kind of
grass ksown - dog tooth, which dogs are In the
habit o eating to keep down the feyerish huiors Of
their bodies. This outbreak Of the dogs IS, at any
rate, something worthy tie attention Of the public
and the public authorities.
Ne aaF state that there are two know methods
Of discovering, when q dog begins to nope or got
sci. whether Be ID becoming mad Of not One
method Is, to open tha dogs mouth and look at the
nn1er side q his tongue. the vein, always there
visible. Do swollen % an unusual aize and ii Of 4
DARK purple cslor, ard working or writing US If .
worm were ID II, kill Tie dog 1T once. II i house
deg Of ordinarily gentle manner, il tho habit Of
being csressed and handled By the family, begins
70 Nope or betray other symptoms Of sickness,
poka him suddenly IN the ribs Or other part Of the
body With youS GDgef. If he jumps suddenly
ana shows snger ID bin eye, kill him al once.
Ereaklng q mad-dpgs, suggests the thought Of
curAtiva ia1cea III ne bites Of such dogs We
knoW not what uethods are adopted By doctors 10 |
this section, Y say ii agerting The often terrible