New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-15
NUMBER lsl.
Eofal 5nteuiaenre.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovERNoa.-The follow |
ing appointments were made yesterday by Gov. |
Wells
James G. Richardson, surveyor for the parish of |
0naehits.
VIM. G. Duncan, district attorney for the third |
iadieial district, parishes of Carroll Madison,
Tensas and Concordia.
Armand Guerin, inspector of weights and
measures for the parish of st. Martin
OUT OF DAsGER.-We are glad to be able to |
state that MIR. J. T. Condor, who was removed
from the police force because he would not violate
his political principles, who was attacked on the
night of the 9th inst by parties who are yet to be
apprehended and wounded most severely in three
places, is now pronounced to be out of danger
His many friends in the city will be pleased to
know that he is coming out right. 1t was while on
his way to the chief of police in regard to the
violence committed on Condor that Capt. Gruber
was attacked by murderous crowd and assassi-
mated.
INTERNAL MIs-ARRANGEMENT.-Office Law1er of
the First District police, yesterday arrested, on
Tchoupitoulas street, person who gave his name
as n. Chron, on charges Of selling cigars without
having an internal revenue license, and having
counterfeit stamps. Lawler says the accused
offered him ten boxes of cigars and a small sum in
greenbacks, to drop the thing just as the deputy
| sheriff was invited to DROP the ballot box that
was at " 49, engine house, on Monday. The Off
! GER, however, was like the deputy sheriff, he
couldn't be stuffed or Shattered, and the course Of
! justice went on smoothly SO far.
| BURGLARY.-The residence of DR.. G. C. Tully,
| No. 2l Poydras street, was entered between 4
and o'clock yesterday morning and robbed of a
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coat and two lances. The watch was made by
Kendrick, of Louisville, and numbered l., no.
| THE MURDER OF CAPT. FRED. GRUBER-The
Verdict of the Jury Of Laquest-The following is
the verdict rendered by the jury of inquest,
charged with making an investigation in regard to
the murder of Capt. Gruber. 1t appears that the
dying declaration of Capt. Gruber has been alto.
gether ignored, why, we are unable to say:
An inquest was held in the city of New Orleans,
in the parish of Orleans, on the 10th day Of March,
in the year 1866, before me, DR.. P. Yeiser coro-
ner Of the said parish, in view of the dead body
of John F. Gruber, native of Prussia, aged about
Al years. The jurors, whose names are herenntcG
subscribed, having been duly sworn and charged
diligently to inquire in behalf of the State o.
louisiana how, when, and after what manner the
! said John +. Gruber came to death, upon tbei
oaths, do say that the said John +. CRUDE
5 died from the following sdescrbed wound
4 namely: An incised wound three quarters
of an inch in width, entering the abdomen
! on the right side, at point upon line between
the two superior spnous processes of the lliunl
and an inch and quarter in width internally. Sal
wound entered at the cartilage, between the fourt
and fifth lumbar yertebra, passing through th
mesentery, the omentum, aud partially divided tn
i: vena cava asunder and injured other blood yes
, sells of the abdomen. About half gallon Of
I blood aud serum was found in the abdominal cav
: ty. Death was caused by internal hemorrhage
); the result of the above described wound. w
Fi,rtl,a Ian tyn1 th1 lIl arlf
8 the best of knowledge and belief, that tn
), said wound was inflicted on the body Of the sal
<; John F. Gruber by knife or cutting instrument
I in the hands Of one Michael McGloughlin, in tn
G house l0l St. Charles street, known as Sans 81
$ loon, between the hours of 8 and II P. NJ, Marc
H 8, 1866, Of which wound the said John F. CRUDE
a. died at about 10 O'Clock NJ, March 10th, 1866,
l. the house corner of Common street and Theate
P alley. We therefore charge the said Michael NJ
y, Gloughlin with having committed the crime
s. murder.