The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-01
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taken impression, Saturday evening, that General
Frank Blair was in the procession. 0ne Of cur
citizens, prominent club member aud fireman,
happened 10 be in q carriage, in the line, escorted
by guard Of honor from one of the Clubs and
having heavy monstache, was thought to be Que
distinguished candidate for the vice presidency.
The TEMPERATURE yesterday, as shown by the
observations of A. b. Griswold- Il Co., corner
Canal and Royal streets, was as follows: At
A. N. 81 degrees; IL M. 80; P. NJ 80; 6 P. NJ. IS.
The temperature yesterday, as shown Dy the
Thermometer at G. Duhamers. Ill Canal street,
was as follows: Ate m. rs degrees IL N.
"a; 3 Pm. Sc; 6P. NJ. 81.
The MoKrUARY REPoRr-The whole number
OF interments in the various cemeteries OF New
0rlesns, for the week ending at O'clock Sunday
morning, as reported by DR.. g. W. Dirmeyer.
secretary of the Board of Health, were 81. of
which were drowned, l suicide, apoplexy,
burned, l cancer, congestion Of the brain. Is
consumption, coDgestive fever, bilious fever,
2 puerperal, 2 typhoid fever, heart disease, l
pneumonia, / old sge, IL stilbora, and the re-
msnder of various ordinary diseases; SO were
males, 33 females and not stated; 50 were ma
tives of The United states, not stated, and 36
were foreigners; 26 under l year old,
between I aud 10, 2 between 10 and l5. sad 10
betHeen 20 and Q.--Ths- balance vera of ysris--s
EXTENSIVE RoBBERY.-Robert Campbell and
Joe Schlibers both cohored men, were arrested
yesterday at P. NJ, on warrant charging them
with having property in their possession which
they knew TO be stolen. The aid property is
very miscellaneous consisting of a lot of bed
clothes, some pillows and mattresses four pieces of
Calico six ladies' socks, couple OF petc0sts. a
barrel Of brandy, two quarter casks OF brandy
ard other articles too numerous to MENTION"
These goods are supposed to have been Butler
ized from the warehouse, corner Of Magazine aud
Lafayette streets, owned by Mr.. John Maginnis.
At q later hour Philip McGirney. keeper of gro
cery store near the Poydras market, was taken
into custody charged with having in his possession
af he wa
house. The various charges will be investigated
this morning by Recorder Becker.
INsANE-Emile Sterling, colored man, was
Yesterday, about half.past IL o'clock, arrested
and locked up by officer May on the supposition
that he is insane.
WILLIS ROLLINS, the now famous colored ora
tor, was on saturday arrested on the charge
made against bin by Annie Hall Of shooting with
i0tent 10 kill. We have not yet heard the result
of the investigation.
GoRED BY A BULL.-Lsst Saturday morning,
| about s O'Clock as Mr.. NJ Keller was standing In
| his door, No. 673 Magazine street, he was gored
| in the abdomen by mad bull and much hurt.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT. AS Mr.. Miles Shsrkey,
| marshal of the Seymour Cadets, was riding
| across the street at the corner Of Rousseau and
SorsparI streets, his horse fell upon hin, break.
| ing bis leg and otherwise badly hurting him. We
trust Mr. Sbarkey will soon recover, as we don't
Ike The idea of one of the Cadets being laid up.
A PROBABLE HoMcIDE.-On Sunday afternoon,
about O'Clock, two men, Joe Comedy and Jos.
Gallagher, got into quarrel in yard on st. An
drew street, near Rousseau. The termination OF
the alteration was the stabbing Of Gallagher in
| the abdomen, the wound being dangerous and
| probably fatal one. Comedy was at once ar
rested and locked up in the Fourth District Sta.
| tion, and Gallagh wound Immediately dressed
| by DIR. Poleman, whose drug store is near the
| scene of the affray.
! THE MINIATURE SHIP which formed one Of the
| many prominent features in the procession on
| Saturday night, and grsced the line of the Sey-
| mOur Knights, was designed by the gallant Major
| Robt. Duffy, grand marshal of the Knights, and
| fitted out by those we'll known steamboat carpen-
| ters, Messrs. VIM. Doughty and Alfred Walker.
| who certainly deserve credit for the pains which
they took with it, and ine taste displayed In fit.
| DRowHED.-The bodies Of two men, afterwards
sscertained to be those of Charles Fisher Ger
man aged about 35 and Charles Coghlin, an Irish
| man Of about IS, were found on Sunday in the Old
Basin opposite Toulouse street. The arms Of one
/ man was around the leg of the other, and whether
they bad in drunken tussel both fallen in, or
/ whether one had fallen In the Basin and the other
/ jumped In TO rescue him and got drowned in the
attempt is a matter of conjecture. Coroner's
verdict-sccidental drowning.
| RoBBERrEs.-The residence of Mr.. A. O'Rourke,
corner of Delachsise and St. Charles streets, was
/ robbed on Saturday night OF lot of jewery, sil-
4 yerware and clothing to the amount OF $500. No
/ arrest
Mr. Moody surnamed Mitchell who Ia one OF the
| nations wards, was arrested, charged by K.
Deogre with larceny. Mr.. Moody comes into
court this morning.
The FREE LopGERs in the central station have
| Of late materially decreased.
ALWAYS AT HIS POST, ready for duty, we noticed
Sheriff Maxwell, on horseback, Saturday evening
| attired as private citizen, unobtrusivey riding
| along the streets selected for the march Of the
| procession, and taking care of the public peace.
TIE wELL-KNowN SALOON known as the Post
Office, kept by w. E. Murphy, was on Sunday
night entered and robbed OF money and valusbles
| No arrest.
WILLIAM DEAN AND MOLLY WILSON on Sunday
| afternoon had mill" everything being con
| Quoted according TO the most approved rules oi
the P. r. At the fourth round William threw up
the sponge and gallsntly acknowledged himself
vsnquished by the fair Molly. Both were after
wards taken in charge and locked up in the Sec.
ond District police station, there to think over
| their achievements. Ht er
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