New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-15

appointments WILL U6 mdue bO-udys
following supernumeraries were ap-
ID at the meeting last evening G. B.
|, B. Robinson, Greed Caldwell, Rob-
sher, T. H. Wynn, J. H. DurriVe.
j ITEMS IN BRIEF.-Mrs. Savage-not a
mot as gentle as she should be, on
amt of Louisa johnson, will have q
bg on the twenty-third to account for
8 pattern which has disappeared.
bouton was button-holed for q fine of
his bad drunk.
Picket, drunk while IN guard, picks
own pocket Of S. to pay into the city
Try because he was only a little in.
led,
herine Cooper considered herself a
therefore drunk herself full of bad
n, consequently became uprosrious,
cost her fine OF SIS.
y Flanders swore like trooper when
corder informed her that she might
bte her drunkenness by paying a ten
bill.
Madden, maddened with benzine,
around loose until he forced himself
be lookup, and was turned out on pay
10 down.
Vert Henderson felt himself robbed
be was requested to add ten dollars to
y treasury to wipe out the offense of
e spree.
McKenna lies under an imputa ton
ng very drunk. She paid ten dollars
court, and was then set at liberty to
some more.
the above parties were fined by Judge
b.
Aert and George vess, who surrendered
elves for having killed Britton Woods,
was reported as being in the act of
g burglarious entrance into their
will not have an examination until
Fenty.third instant.
30 10 Cartonsars gave bonds to keep
iace for six months. 10 sleeps around
OFner of Dryades and Erato streets,
sometimes too insulting and abusive
his neighbors.
RRTH DISTRICT RECoRDER's COURT
Jackson.-Peter Walker, a vagrant,
Ommitted to the workhouse for thirty
eline Landry, charged with fighting
isturbing the peace, was in default of
or her good behavior, committed to
prison for ten days.
Mulreddy was fined 50 so and re.
Ito furnish peace bonds for interior
Ffth Charles Montaldo, Deputy Con-
!, while in the discharge of his duty.
lReE OF MURDER Ritchcrqft and the
World.-Last evening the following
VT was made against Mr.. and Mrs.
Heinsberger, (the wife's former name
%lrs. Frances Willis, and the madame
up in the Fourth District station.
This woman is the one who has
undergoing an examination before
Jackson on charge of robbery by
Leidinger, and ENLIGHTENMENT and OBJ
fg property under false pretenses by
Fredrica Kern, which is still under
ment, and decision will be given to-
pw;
foAally appeared John Leidinger, a
flt Of this city, who being sworn de.
that one Frances Willis, wife of Peter
berger, by delusive representation
hded his parents to take up their
In the same house with said Frances
with their movable goods and chat
nd had obtained, as he is informed
lelieves, by the representation that she
converse with the spiritual world, not
he full confidence of said deceased, but
ful control over their minds with
Of obtaining the goods, chattels, and
rty of the family That for this pur-
abe caused the family to believe
lhe was doctress guided directly
holy spirit, and that no one without
punishment, even punishment of
could oppose her. That in the fall
year 1856 deponent's parents, then
ng and occupying part Of the house
paid Willis, on Seventh and Magazine
IN this district, were taken sick, and
Ign the power Of said Willis over their
were prevented from obtaining regu-
Fdical aid, and that she administered
q to them; that Opponents father died
l ", and his mother few days after;
mat short time before his mothers
the said Frances Willis required the
nce of a physician because the
had revealed to her that she could
pc the patient"
tloher therefore charges that the prac.
said Frances Willis were with muir
intent, and that she is guilty Of muir
the premises, and prays that she be
ed and dealt with according to law.
opponent further charges Peter Helms.
With being an accessory to the crime
and after the fact charged, and fur
prays that he be arrested and dealt
according to law.
JOHN LEIDINGER.
lives at the corner of Ninth and
swa streets, and was formerly himself
y Spiritualist. The parties are ali
tns, and several Of them are unable or
ing 70 converse in English. Mr.. Won
! Il much employed and amused in
as interpreter. The parties were az.
and pleaded not guilty. The hus.
sas released on $500 bonds.