New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-12
Drunk and Vagrant.

Drunk anu tAgrAnt-
In Recorder Aherns court yesterday,
Henry Fisher and Patrick Connelley were
fined So so each for drunkenness, while
Richard J. Connell, adding assault on the
arresting officer to the offense of drunken
ness, was fined S25. Michael Mullen for
sleeping out invested 50 80, which would
have paid for good room, bed, and supper
at a hotel. John Brown had thirty days
sentence for vagrancy. Bridget Maloney
ten days and SIS fine for drunkenness and
disturbing the peace. George Keely,
vagrant of the worst species, nuisance,
and suspicious and dangerous character,
had to give $500 bail, or go to the work
house six months. William Barbon, fined
So so for vagrancy, and Charles Plunker
and Michael Downeson the same for drunk
enness.
Fighting, etc.
Peter Kelley and Frank Seirrie were fined
yesterday by Recorder Ahern ten and five
dollars respectively for fighting. Henry
Davis and Mary We're ordered to give one
huadred dollars bail each for threats of in
jury to another party. Frank Maloy and
Edwin Kelly were sent to the first district
court, on five hundred dollars bail each,
for, carrying, concealed weapons, Henry
Robinson and Taylor Bright were similarly
disposed of for assault with knife. Dan.
Burgan, for assault, was bound in two
hundred and fifty dollars bond to keep the
peace. VIM. Isaacs, for a similar assault
with hatchet on Moses Mitchell, was bound
over in one thousand dollars for trial on the
18th. aAtt Tce
Cruelty to Animals.
VIM. Bandeman and Benz. Mansenne,
charged with abusing James Scully's horse,
were bound in five hundred dollars to ap-
pear for trial ON the 18th, before Recorder
Gastinel. o Hrs
Bathing In the River.
Charles Louis was fined five dollsrs for
this violation of ordinance 696 by Recorder
Ahern yesterday.
aSeceiving stolen Government Property.
Albert Watts was arrested on Monday
evening, about eight o'clock, on an order
from General Mower, charged with pur-
chasing quite an amount of government
property, consisting cf army regulations,
report books, etc., which had been stolen
therefrom by soldier on duty at the gen.
erals headquarters. The accused kept the
old tpipe and Junk store No. As Rampant
street. He is confined in the military prison,
awaiting an investigation.
The Foarth District Scandal.
The injured and justly indignant husband
in the fourth district has applied to the
court for divorce, alleging that the wife
Of his bosom committed acts OF infidelity
previous to that he discovered when he
attempted to take the law into his own
hands and terminate the life of the invader
of his marital rights.
sem the yvender Grows.
Many of our good citizens in the suburbs
opened their eyes wide with wonder this
morning to see crowd of vigorously work
ing colored men cleaning the streets In the
back part of the third ward, under the
charge of ex.Corporal Paul Newson, who
wore his chevrons valiantly in one of our
crack colored regiments in the recent war.
| Paul works his men well, and his gang seem
to give general satisfaction to the public.
L laa nrewned. aa}t+4
| On Monday afternoon as boy named Al
bert Jeanne, fifteen years of age, whose
parents reside at No. Al Orleans street, wss
walking on the edge of the wharf at Proc
torsville he was taken with fit or spasm, to
which he was subject fell into the lake and
| was drowned. The only one near him at
the time was lady and she was unable to
| do anything to rescue him. The body was
recovered soon after and brought to the
residence of his afflicted parents.
A map named John Smith, aged about
thirty-twos passenger upon the ship Bel,
gravia, from Liverpool, while attempting
about four O'Clock yesterday morning TO
| pass ashore in state OF intoxication fell
overheard and was drowned. Deceased was
on his way to Houstens Texas, TO join his
Before Recorder GasttneI (.
Henry Williams, charged with stealing
naoaey FROM John Waiter, was sent 10 ths
voFkheuse for fifteen days xls
jacob Herman was remanded for exon
inazion On the charge of carrying concealed
weapons. ia