New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-02

PARAdRAPHs.-Reeorde Masicot has in
his possession gold watch, gold chain
and key, two gold necklaces with medallions
and three COLA rings, all supposed to be
stolen within the last ten days.
Hugh O'Rourke, one of the parties ar
ted for connection with the murder Of
the brakeman on the Opelousas railroad, at
or near Tigerville, has been discharged by
United States Commissioner Warren. Nc
Intyre and keegan, the other parties ar
rested for the same ofense, have been re-
leased on bail. John Conroy, accused of
the murder Of Captain Low, of the Liver
pool ship Polar Star, has been sent before
Commissioner Warren by Recorder
Becker. -s--.
A writ of mandamus has been obtained
in the Fourth District Court ordering the
Board OF Directors Of the Orleans Street
Railroad to show cause on the twelfth
ultimo why APO shares of the stock should
not be sold, said shares belonging TO par
ties who have failed TO pay their install.
ments as required by the charter Of the
company.
E. Plentin and 81. Galway were arrested
yesterday by Sergeant Harkins, of the po-
lice force, in the st. Louis Cathedral, ebout
three o'clock, drunk and disorderly. One
OF them insisted on making the priest
give him communion and the other wanted
to get married.
The residence Of Mr.. Octave Morel, No.
267 Bourbon street, was entered yesterday
morning and robbed of a basket of clothes.
About the same time the residence of Mr..
Dugazon was entered and robbed Of
watch.
Oh for whip in every honest hand, to
lash the people that come into newspaper
Office and amuse themselves by laneing the
table of an editor or a reporter with the
pen he writes with. Such people receive
curses, not loud, but deep, sufficient to
send them to lower depths than the lowest
in Hades.--C Crescent.
Every reporter in the city will indorse
this sentiment.
John Craig and Patrick Brown were
arrested on board of steamer Thomas
Fletcher, charged by William Coslinger
with cutting hiia in the head with knife.
The wounded man was conveyed to the
hospital for treatment. .--..
Mr.. ]. A. Collins states that the assertion
made by the Bulletin to the effect that he
has left the Republican party is mistake.
He says he is now, as he has always been,
frm supporter of the Chicago platform
and of General Grant and Schuyler Col
fax.
His declining to serve as Commits
sioner of Election was, he says, because
of the unsettled condition of things in the
cityl
The Bulletin publishes list Of killed and
wounded in the late disturbances in New
Orleans. They name six white persons.
Of these, one Edward Malone-was shot
BY Democrats; another, Egan, was acct
dentally killed, and q third, Sullivan, was
shot by no one knows who.
The Chairman of the Board Of Super
visors for the First Ward reports
that the original register books Nos. 2
and 8, and the six polling books, pre-
pared for use tomorrow, were either
stolen or destroyed, together with the
entire office stationery, last night. Cap
tain Scrieber says the office was entered
after half past two o'clock this morning,
for at that time he was near there, and
suggested to officers on the beat to see
that the registratson office was not mo-
Tested. The act was done while the
policemen were away from that immediate
vicinity,