New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-27
6CAL INTELLIGENCE.

- h ITEMS IN BR1EF.-The case in which
Frances Willis is accused by Mrs.
On, Mica Klar, fourth district, of embezzle-
old {, IN and breach of trust, will be examined
ninth of July. There are some ex-
Anu 1n ngly rich items in this suit, which
1jSo sEu % endesvor to lay before our readers.
Z II stition and rascality are inextricably
nGTI up in it at present.
\ oS s1 Re Vennard has sent John Kreeger
w. ls wife before the criminal court on
msation of having obtained from Mrs.
~ WILLIAMS S6l5 on false representa-
> % bat they had drawn a large prize in
zayana lottery. They wheedled the
sut of the prOsecutrix for the alleged
be Of using it to obtain possession of
a. ntold wealth. The debt was to be
gold.
y boys were yesterday arrested for
be- in the river in the second district.
b A., receiving fatherly reprimand from
1stPly 3. der Gastinel they were allowed to go
i6eTV rhomes, promising not to violate the
Edinance again.
' rssi:t & Cooper must explain to Recorder
Of q lei the why and wherefore for not rem
iaStsI unto John A. Purcell $50 that he
oo9 ted from the steamer Mittie Stevens,
is claimed by Purcell.
case wherein John Snapper is accused
Uncommon crime of burglary was to
been tried yesterday before Judge
- but for reasons was continued indefi-
and Snapper was released on his bond
pp,szI iurther notice.
&c Howe has ordered that Judgment
y IN. Eed against Catalan, alias Cambray,
noden security, E. Tholozan, for having
pa6is % stand trial on a charge of feloni.
ss IN mtering store, and for larceny,
stand vhntonly killing a dog Thomas Will.
the I'd vas found guilty by jury in the
/ ig9f Al court. win be sentenced on the
Y use Eoximo.
., lam Wade and John Holly, not I'M
mes, ito fame and the police, by request of
4oLL nant Schneider were remanded to
prison until the thirtieth, when they
rrFFn arraigned before Judge Becker on
INV g charge. ...
avon pas Monroe must respond on the
,AI D5 fninth concerning bale of cotton he
to have stolen from $50 Poydras
, will eber was fined $40 for his big words
=. Il. Baxter.
b Graf and G. Smith, feather weights,
Both on Dryades street, were fined SIS.
Parmsant is remanded to the parish
A q 10 await result Of wounds he inflicted
No b Belonia on Poydras street.
d; 4Rs ER OF COLONEL MASNEY-The Coro-
- quest Kesterday.-Coroner Bradford
by morning began an inquest on the
Is the late Colonel Nancy, lying in
), restaurant, 1s5 Canal street.
number of people had gathered
RAoon the locality, anxious to learn all
Ionr lars, but the police required the
keep back, and only a few officials
flowed inside the building. The
Ireet corpse was lying just where it fell in
a struggle. The post norton ex-
on held BY DR.. Hire showed the fact
,hio nney had been stabbed twice in the
one between the fifth and sixth
banding lobe of the lung, piercing
binding aorta, causing hemorrhage
IA; the other penetrated the chest,
same place, entering the left ven
the heart. Either wound was nee.
fatal.
]. Hare was questioned by the
and testified about as follows:
= Day at halEpast seven o'clock in the
.H'S' was NJ Yictors saloon, sitting at
eating dinner. AS l entered the
Jaw Colonel Luekett aud Mr.. Craig,
age ind person whom / do not know,
near the door. Colonel Luckett
much excited, and said that the
paiai'' had no manners, or had better
Ene manners. Then he remarked
ID go and get police officer, and
Feee~ room. Craig then said, referring
ceased, II do not know what to do
kinney, he 10 an intimate friend of
eetino- He asked him what was the mat
ON pby. said further that deceased was
nd had insuited Colonel Luckett.
had at this time very loud dis
,iovu in With George Martin at the counter,
& went up to him and succeeded in
Sooas him, and got him to sit down at q
lsssle b. b him near the middle Of the room.
Based appeared to be very drunk.
aieneha mained about fifteen or twenty
at the table. when they rose,
asking deceased 20 60 home with
IN they started to go.
~ ssu. ~ rose TO leave the room Colonel
and the gentleman who killed the
ehtered the room. They met at
lEIcs, b table; the deceased asked Col.
a1 "a, sett Il he had taken any exceptions
3 49, had been said. Colonel Luckett
I Wa. ~You have cursed me, sir.n The
iz1s the repiied ia an excited manner, No,
.segaly. have not cursed you, sir, y which
ti4jS,sS ted once or twice. The gentleman
iiadged Nv with Colonel Luckett called the
"a me son Of . b--h, and then struck
q q M 4 side OF the head with his fist,
polty b Illness thinks, repeated the blows
q re lore witness saw a knife. Then
Y st 9s9s H knife In his hand. and saw
holden deceased twice. Deceased made
e New nee nor said anything whatever.
4 ~ Il: was one Of those called gimlet