New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-02

LOCAL ITEMS IN BRIEF.-This community
should be royal as well as loyal, for there
are several thousand lords here-landlords.
A ten year old son of Mr.. John Hsusner
fell from the wharf at jackson street, and
would have been drowned to certainty
had not Mr., Jonn flanagan saved him at the
risk of his own life. We suggest to the ferry
company to place ratings around their inner
whsrves, thus giving a small insurance
against similar accidents.
The dwelling of Mr.. C. Redmond, $50 st.
Andrew street, has been robbed by burglars,
who stole $500 in currency and a fine gold
watch. The valuables were in his panta-
| looms pockets.
K. X. K.-Kit, Hitter, Kittredge at the
Academy every day.
Auguste Phillipon, second district
sharper, goes to the workhouse as a va.
grant. His chief ofense and employment is
quasi forgery of money orders,
A deal of Misunderstanding or rascality
exists between landlord and tenant in
Exchange alley. II. L. Perrit is charged
with embezzlement and breach of trust in
collecting two months rent which belonged
to Louis Labaurie, the landlord. Recorder
Gastinel sent the quarrel before jury.
A hungry thief must have been the fellow
who burglariously entered the butcher shop
Of Ling, corner Love and Music streets, for
he stole sausages, meat, vegetables, and cur
rency. James Wilson is suspected, and is
under arrest.
The horses attached to buggy in which
were seated Mr.. Berry Tor Barry and his
wife, started on a full run and became en-
tirely manageable at the corner of Canal
and Rampant streets, and in twinkling the
slight buggy was in pieces strewn over the
road. Neither one of the persons was in
jured so severely as to keep them confined
more than few days.
Mike Carey, who shot and wounded 6
boy, William Henry, on Common street,
was yesterday remanded to prison to await
results. No bail accepted.
Levy Brown paid fine of $40 for carrying
long bowie knife concealed.
William Augustus and Thomas Moore
were ined $40 for obstructing the ban
quette of Liberty street.
oficer John Sales, complains Of Gruber
4o7 Magazine street, that Gruber wished Il
| grub him with On ak. Gruber will be axet
several questions on the 9Th.
Conclusion was arrived at that John A
Meighan is Juvenile vagrsnt; therefore h
was sent to the House of Refuge.
About four o'clock last evening the
kitchen Of 4s Josephine street was found Il
|, be on fire while the residents were absent
! 0ficer Kenner was near by and at once pro
, eeededto extinguish the flames before mucl
damage had been done. He is of the opinion
that the FIRE was the work Of an incendiary
: No alarm was made.
Louis Hoetzel, No. ST. Ferdinand street
has suddenly disappeared. He is seventeen
years old.
An energetic little woman was last nigh
promensding alone near Lafayette street
: when she was rather uncayalierly accoste'
by stranger. Not preferring his style, sh
arrested him and took him into the Mai
station, where she equiVocslly made som
incoherent charge against the man, bu
finally withdrew her complaint and depart
ed, talking too much about mythical huf
band.
Moses Haywood was last evening badl
wounded on the LEFT cheek BY Srestol
|. Bragg at a fair, corner Polymnia and 81
! Charles streets. Bragg attempted to enter II
! fab without paying for ticket, and even as
. saaltsd Haywood, who put the transgresso
into tie street. During the seufie Haywoo'
vas wounded, and his flesh laid open to tn
! bone Bragg was taken to the Pacanis
r station, but no weapon was found on him.