New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-08-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.



of health, reports the whole number OF
deaths for the twenty.four hours ending at
6 o'clock A. NJ, to be 3S. OF these / was OF
cholera, of consumption, ! of bilious fe'
yer, l of congestive fever, of pernicious
fever, l of intermittent fever, l5 of yellow
fever, IA other diseases.
YeNolC Ferer Dedths.-Benjam Robert
son, 81 years, a native of Pennsylvania,
years in New Orleans.
John Gelhart, % years, of Germany.
Jules LOBSTER, 70 years, of France.
A. w. Mendenhall, age not stated,
of Indiana.
All of the above deaths were at Charity
hospital.
B. Duclos, 25 years, of France, at Hotel
Dieu.
Margaret Fitzpatrick, 81 years, of Ireland,
Hotel Dieu
Mary Alice Holmes, 80 years, of Philadel-
phia, l3 st. James street.
Edward Duncan, 25 years, of Michigan,
Rampant, between Josephine and jackson
streets.
Loharo Foregers, 3s years, of Italy, 297
Old Levee.
Mrs. Constant, % years, of Genoa.
Joseph Bernier, 81 years, of France.
Anna Schloeter, "a years, of Germany,
place of death not stated.
Ernest Sousil Kedling, % years, nativity
not stated, corner ofLove and Music streets.
J. +. Rosser, 27,ycars, of Germany, 267
Tchouptoulas street.
Mary Ellen Bergen, years, of Georgia,
446 Dryades.
Cholera Deaths William Craig, % years,
of Kentucky, corner st. Andrew and Will
low.
David Riley, 10 months old, place of death
not stated.
Of the Is yellow fever deaths 4, were at
Charity hospital.
Sundays Report of Deaths.
~ g A. ,TI
ports the whole number of deaths for the
| twenty-four hours ending Sunday morning
to be 32. Of these / was of cholera, of
| consumption, pernicious fever, conges-
tive fever, IA yellow fever, other diseases l3.
Yello,o Feuer Deatts.-Robert H. Ward,
aged 26 years, born in Westchester N. Y,
at 63 Bourbon street.
| Fanny Freedman, aged SO years, Poland,
| 2S5 Old Levee street.
Child of B. We'll, aged months, New Or
leans, "a Rampant street.
Charles Brown, aged 80 years, Russia, 81
| Rousseau street.
Leopold NTH, aged q years, Germany,
| Frenchmen street.
Arsene Benaine, aged AZ years, France,
| Victory street.
Andrew Kearney, aged 28 years, Ireland,
2s3 Tchoupitoulas street.
John G. Friedman, aged % years, Germa-
ny, Goodchildren street.
JtlIltS DOJlC, uS5CN JCdlS, ~halhN1 NAt'AA
ty hospital.
John Hail. aged 80 years, Pennsylvania,
Charity hospital.
Henry Gachassin, aged q years, France,
Charity hospital.
Elizabeth Lincoln, aged "A years, Maine,
124 Constance street.
Antoine Ladriese, aged % years.
Ann Royeunuser aged Is years, 1j3 Royal
street.
Cholerd--Julien Papin, aged % years,
France, Ill Esplanade street.
appointment of Pound Keepers.
The street commissioner has recently
made the following appointment Of pounc
William Halpin, first district, vice Thoma
NJ Mahon.
Angel Martin, second district, vice NJ
, Hughes.
Alexander Chevalon, third district, vic
N. Carroll
Frederick Bahnekc fourth district vic
James McGawley.
Fourth Ward Radical Republican CInt
There will be meeting of this club thi
evening at half-past seven o'clock, to WhIc nc
the friends of the party are lnVlled. IN
i attendance of members is particularly IT
quested. There will be one or two interest
+ ing speeches by good speakers.
, Sudden Death of an Old Officer.
: Police Officer Robert Lunch, better know
l as Bob Grimstead, and whose face has bee
familiar to the patrons of the st. Charlie
: theatre, where he has acted as doorkeepe
5 during the last twelve years, died suddenl
, Yesterday morning at Strong's lodging hous
: on St. Charles street near Poydras. II
/, leaves behind him many friends whom h
L had won by his genial qualities.
!, Sent to the Workhouse.
= Thomas Daniels and Peter, colored, wei
I sent to the workhouse for fifteen days, {
: vagrants, by Recorder Gastinel. The
9 were arrested ON the levee. Carolir
f Palmer and Mary Laucier, colored, an
q Sarah Wilson, both arrested on Dauphl
e street for violating city ordinance No, So
a were sentenced to line of $40 each
9 twenty days in the workhouse. I'll
:. wilkinson, colored, arrested on Cont stree
o as a suspicious character, sixty days wor
4 house. Joseph Bell and Charley johnson
a colored, arrested on Marais street as suspiC
4 ous characters, were sent to the workhou
q for sixty days as vagrants. Josephine Dural
and Mary Ella, arrested on Franklin sire
>. for fighting and disturbing the peace, 5
n or thirty days in the workhouse.
n Jennie Mills and Lizzie Johnson, colore'
10 arrested on Benville street. for disturbil
n the peace, SIS or thirty days in the wor
Y house. Laura johnson, colored, arrestt
y on Treme street, for violating city ordinan
40 No. 1895, SIS or thirty days in the wor
II house. Lizzie Williams, colored, arrest'
1f on Bienville street, charged by Josephll
% Paschal with assault and battery, Sl5
o. thirty days in the workhouse. Kate Sco
IA arrested on Old Levee street, was sent
"a the workhous for thirty days as vagrar
to Charles Warner, arrested on Old Lev
70 street as suspicious character, sixty da
10 in the workhouse. Rose Gillard, colore
ir arrested on Bienville street, using obsce
m language, SIS or thirty days in workhous
X Sentences In the First District Court.
W In this court, Judge Thomas presidin
ID the following parties were sentenced:
IL Westley Jordan, alias Powell, for assar
10 and battery, three months parish prison.
Il Armand Wedstead, larceny, six mont
l hard labor.
We Frank Williams and John Norris, larcen
IN twelve months hard labor.
lie Henry Smith, alias Parker, larceny, tN
e years hard labor.
le The grand jury will make no report befo
IS Monday of next week.
ne The Grand Jury ReeOnstructed.
y Judge Thomas presided in the first d
II. II. trict court yesterday morning when I
~ grand jury came in to make their report
We indictments. The judge asked If any of
le, members were unregistered. Two OF
id members replied that they were not reg
IN tered. The Judge expressed doubt IN vi
- of the recent special order relating to Jurl
IA IA whether grand jury SO constituted hat
lu legal existence, or could perform the ful
gu tions of grand jurors.
ic- Judge Thomas adjourned the jury un
W Monday next, informing them that
10 would In the meantime investigate
~ question.
ID The treasurer paid out small bills at
pe Office pretty freely, and had, at halfp
y, twelve, exchanged three thousand five HI