New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-22
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0RTANT ARREST. The readers OF the CREs-
remember the three prisoners who escaped
The parish prison on tue 9th Of December
by filing one Of their window bars. One Of +
Or. Storm, was arrested the day after. b. T
tler, who had left the city, was brought back |
I'm Friday, BY oticers Crozat and Delarne,
arrested him at R1rAhear City. Butler is |
sed with the murder u d man named Whea-4
yin the ship yard ut Agiers.
&HE MURDER CAsE.--Leopold George, Peter
orge and George Bowers, were tried on Friday
~, before the First District Court. upon the
Mrge Of numbering one Adam Sllultz, in Krausse's
ssehopse, on the 18th Of July last. Up to the
pc that we went to press On Friday, the jury had
a given their verdict. we publish II to-day for
70 information Of our readers Leopold George,
MY, without capital punishment; Peter George
< George Bowers, not entity. n
a Ahnrsrs or r. M. Cts. George Curtis and
Richard Nprnton, both colored, were arrested
sstsrday ~ officer Graham, charged with stealing
Sttons and also with assault and battery on one
~ Fnnegan.
Richard Morgan, OF the same persuasion, was
trrested for having in his possession . colt, be!
3loneing to Mrs. BaAicr. 5s 81
Willis Parker, Janob Cash, and Benjamin Lewis,
seharge Of being dangerous and suspicious charac-
tiers. 55s rs f3s
Ernest Arnold, descendant Of Ham, was
brought to the lookup and incarcerated by police
man A. Miller, who arrested him by virtue of a
& warrant procured BY j. Bomgaituer, who charges
! him with an attempt at committing burglary.
PICKING POCKETS BY CHLoRoFoRM. John sReed
was arrested by Sergeant Petrie at half.past
of picking the pocket Of one Nicholas Sanders
and robbing him Of the sum Of thirty dollars and
silver watch and chain. Reed is also charged
with using chloroform on Sanders, in order to per
form the delicate operation aforesaid with more
nicely and security. @ $
James Good was also arrested BY Sergeant
Petrie for helping Reed in his nefsrious undertak
ing. The unfortunate Nicholas Sanders was taken
to the station BY the indefatigable Sergeant, in
such state of intoxicaton as precluded all posi-
bility Of his taking care Of himself He will be
cared for BY the city guardians.
ArTEapT AT BUHGLARy.-The house Of DIR. Wad
dell at the corner of Second and Chestnut streets
was entered into on Saturday night at about hal
past eleven o'clock, by a mysterious individua
who is net supposed to have violated the sanctity
Of private domicil at such an hour with any piou
intention. He did not carry anything away, how
ever, for the 'watchman who keeps guard in tina
part Of the city discovered him as he entered ane
he in his turn, discovering the watchman retreatet
+ in disorder by the backway, saving himself, how
ever, from the horrors Of imprisonment by such {
n timely flight
DRowNED.--The body of a white woman, who's
name has not been ascertained, was found in th'
Il lake at Milneburg, back Of the Washington hotel
No clue as yet has been found to the acoiden
which caused her death. The Coroner was notified
to hold an inquest over the body.
BADLY BUasED.- Yesterday, at about halfpas
II eleven o'clock, a white woman named Mrs. Ed
wards who lives at Mo- 22t St. Louis street, wa
very severely injured by her dress taking fire from
the stove whilst she was cooking. Great doubt
are entertained Of her recoYerF.