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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-30

SECTION I. Re it ordained by the Constitutional
Convention Of the State of louisiana That SheT-
IFS and Tax Collectors of the State except OF the city
OF New Orleans Orleans right bank and the parish Of
respective parishes pay the Of mill per cent
levied by ordinance Of the twenty-fourth December,
1867, by this Convention; and thirty days after
vice of said notice those who shall not have paid the
tax due by them shall be considered in default and
the Sherifs and Tax Collectors shall exact an addi-
upon the sum due BY them for the first default and
additional tax Of ten per cent TO be computed
TIE origins a. tax foT every subsequent thirty c1s ss
peTsons shall continue to he in default, up TO the
date of the final settlement,
SEC, 2 Be it further ordained, That the Sheriffs
and Tax Collectors OF the city Of New Orleans, Or
leans right bank, and parish Of Jefferson, shall by
puDlic notice in one newspaper published in their
parish call upon all taxpayers TO pay the tax levied
BY the ordinance Of December twentyfour above
the amounts due by them account of said tax ten
days after the publication OF the above required no
tioe shall pay additional tax of twenty-five per
cent on the original tax and additional tax of two
and a-haf per cent the original tax of one mill
per gent for every subsequent ten days said persons
shall be in default.
SEC. 3. Be It further ordained, etc, That immedi-
atey after the taxpayers shall have been put in de
fault by the expiration Of the thirty ten days as
the may be, given in the notice required by the
first and second sections of this ordinance the Sher
ihs and Tax Collectors throughout the State shall
proceed TO seize and sell after ten days notice prop
erty Of the delinquent taxpayers, movable or i'm
movable, sufficient to pay the original tax all addi-
tional taxes herein levied, bnd costs.
Adopted in Convention at the city of New Orleans,
tnls iouIth gay o. January ammo Domini eighteen
Signed ~ JAMES G. TALIAFERRo,
President OF the Convention,
tSiGned) WILLIAM NIGERs, Secretary. my25l5t
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A. HI. D,AIena vaP. GaIIober,


IN TIE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
for the Fifth Circuit and District of Louisiana,
NO. 5S56-by virtue Of writ OF tieri facias, issued
suit, and received by me on the twenty first
day Of March, 1868, have seized and taken into
my possession and Will expose for sale at public
ton to the highest bidder, for cash, on TUESDAY
the twenty,third day of June, 1853 at the bfer.
street. between Canal and Customhouse streets, in
snis city At me hour OF twelve oooek at noon, the
following described property, viz
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with all
the buildings and Improvements thereon, situate
bon ing p SteS o. TINS sly IN the square
streets; said lots adioin each other, and desg
mated by the letters and on sketch annexed 70
an act passed before Andrew Hero, notary public
in this city, on the eighteenth Of March, 1851 by
winch sad GaLaheT acquired SAID property lot
depth and front on Chestnut street of one hundred
and fifty feet between parallel lines, and lot B has
tfty-sx feet front Philip street by depth Of one
hundred and fifty feet on the line of lot A, and
allel side line. from which depth it extends at right
angles toward Camp street forty-three feet ten
uSsstnut ss tSirt taa aenee pas1Iei VIII
Philip street ninety-nlne feet ten inches two and a
quarter lines to the line dividing the two lots, all
Seized above stated as the property of the defend
ant and to be sold to satisfy the plaintiffs "a. III.
five dollars aud twelve cents, with interest and all
Tine buildings and improvements on lot A consist
Of Splendldly built tWo-stoTy and attic
a RP BGSR 4 SsSns douSa aut p aaa
side EsTsndas, built retired FROM tne
street. wide hail. two beautifully finished parl0rs,
and large dining room, besides kitchen, laundry,
and other conyeniences the first floor; three
large and one small airy, aud well finished bed
rooms, and bath room in the main and three gallery
rooms on the second floor with large attic rooms
hnisheds large csterns, throughout, and al
necessary outbuildipgs On lot is a twostory
Frame House, used a carriage house, which with a
ing.
Terms Of Sals-Cash at the time Of adiudicatio
in United States Treasury notes.
Costs Of deed and internal revenue stamps record
ing, etc, at expense of purchaser.
United States MarshaPs Office, New Orleans.
twenty first day of May, 1853.
F. j. HEBRON. u. s. Marshal.
District of Louisiana
No. T95-my22 % ie4IlI723
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LOCAL ITEMS IN BRIEF. The daily weather
is becoming topic of much small talk, and
the belief is general that summer has set in
red hot. The thermometer touches the
neighberhood of eighty-four degrees, and
our barometer indicates rain to arrive
shortly.
The grocery of C. Kaiser, corner Colum-
bus and Robertson streets, was entered yes
terday morning by burglars, who stole away
$500 worth Of goods. Mind how you leave
your transoms.
We notice our "specialn friends Dumas
and Madden on duty at the Fair Grounds.
Henry Scott will have jury trial on an
accusation of having stolen basket of car
penter tools from shop on Julia street.
VIM. Jones, it is confidently asserted,
made awful threats toward George D. Ab.
bot, which big talk required him to furnish
peace bonds in $1,000,
If the statements against Albert Parker,
3Ol Charities street, as made by Eliza Hop
kins, be true, then Albert must indeed be a
heather or a brute. Eliza verify believes,
from certain outward circumstances, that he
intends to do her some bodily harm, and
she invokes the law to restrain his angry
passions. The law restrained.
As one of the Bayou Road cars was going
toward the Fair Grounds young man trot
ted alongside the vehicle looking wild, and
when he caught up with the car made vain
efforts to strike passengers within. The
poor fellow is lunatic.
"Holts" twoplaces, both drinking houses,
will be sold out by the sheriff before many
days.
child belonging 10 Mrs. Mahala Tay
lor 23O st. Louis street, has been stolen
or lost. The supposition is that profess
sionsl beggar stole it. Leave information
corner Robinson and Villerestreets.
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6CAL INTELLIGENCE.
Es,1nioSW. NJ. Gamble.
TiiiS-George 4. stubbleheld.

3 BARKER vs.. THREE OF HIS CREDIT
This court was yesterday mostly
vu in the case where the old banker
Barker appeared as prosecutor
John B. Fitzpatrick, Dryades street,
Digby, Howard street, James Gun
10, Liberty street, and one 0'Neil,
named never having been arrested.
rere three counts on the indictment,
with intent to rob, assault and bat
ad kidnapping. Mr.. Barker was the
Ilness in the case. His statement
ii early one morning, March IL, while
neighborhood Of his residence he was
ken by four men, who forced him
sir cab, conveyed him out the she'll
% the Halfway House, and thence
swamp near Metsirie ridge. While in
Eamp one of the accused spoke of
BE- the old man to q tree, and another
arried a coil of suggestive rope.
crossing over pool of water Barker
Ethe log into mud and water and
Z himself trife. At this juncture
intcrfered and, recanting, persuaded
hers to cease operations, when they
Barker to go his way. In company
fitzpatrick he then returned to tie
the Canal Street cars.
charged that the accused, who were
pOsitors in the Bank of Commerce,
TED to kidnap him and to extort
but we heard nothing in the testi-
oshow that they made any particle
snce to extort money from him. Pre-
70 this occasion Fitzpatrick had writ.
sers to Barker demanding the money
Is own that he had deposited in the
0ne'of these letters was read to the
vi was far from threatening in terms.
ason why Digby is prosecuted is not
lnless, perhaps, because affiant thinks
one of the men connected with ano-
nilar affair. The Jury did not re-
n long, and on returning announced
hy could not find Digby guilty on
count, but that Fitzpatrick and Gun
Inwere guilty Of kidnapping, and in.
Of the other accusations. The jury
4 their verdict by strongly recon-
Hg the two prisoners TO the mercy OF
art
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psTArE OF SAMUEL NJ. WILLIAMS.

Us1rED STATES MARsHA1's orRIcE.
District Of Louisiana, y
New Orleans Nay -, 13hs,
Uf4Is rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
/ thirteenth day Of May, A. d. le03 q WAR
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against tho
STATE Of SAMUEL M. WILLIAMS ,of New Orleans.
n ths parish Of Orleans and State Of Louisiana.
who was AdJpdged bankrupt on his own
petition that the payment of any debts
md delivery OF any property belonging 10 such
bankrupt 10 him for HE use, and the transfer Of
any Rtope5S ~ nltj az l9 ~ ~ e
prove their debta and 70 choose ore O
more as1ienaes Of his estate viii be held at Court
OF Bsnhraptoy, TO be holden at the Cugtonlhousa
building, In the city u New Orleans. lonl5,l-4A-
before John y. Deane, Register, qn the TENN o-S
II j. HEBRON. %. s. Marshal.
No. 1k5-myit islo A District Of LOUISIANA
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sElehael Moran VI. Alol. wsI.,,..1.,..

~ rh ths UNITED STATES CIRCUIT OoITRT
NJ sssd ~ nitn Circuit and Distr ct OF Iouiaiana
the Shaa virtue Of writ of TERI facias Issued bv
and rscS neI1ea court in the above entitled eut
49, M ny me on the fourth day OF NAV Iees
iii Has V, Sezea and taken into my possessio
ma Rose ioE sale A. public auction TO tie hi1hest
5 5eees ~. easn, on MONDAY June n Iasa III III ~
1921 Of tns Courthouse at Thibodaax nS.isb ~
mar ~ nlionlsiana AZ the hour Of IL O'clock At
"A certain TRACT OF LAND situate in tba r.-,.,,
q LaIourehe Louisiana about twenty miies hsia
- 49, tgouAuA, measuring two Al paufs more
o. less front by forty srpents more or less In dst
pounded ABOVE By lands of franklin PieTos and ba'
peiloings and Improvements thereon seized and ~
~ y, soio 70 satisfy the painrif Michael Woran'S
ment. - ~ N"Se7 as per JUG
II Terms OF Sae-Cash. at time of adjudication. in
D1sOeo otAtes treasury notes. Act of sale reyenue
s'4 imp ~, record, etcY at expense Of purchaser
May Is 1863 r. Il HERR6T ri * A. O[ileAns'
No. 7ss-myl6 q 30 ie6 l3 District Of Iouisis5a.
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NOtiee.-The Book of the Treasurer of the Cam
paign Committee of the Radical Republican Party,
containing the names OF all those who subscribe
toward the expenses of the Campaign, the amount
Of the subscriptions received by the Committee and
an account of the expenditure thereof, will be at
the headquarters No 81 St. Charles street. and always
open to the inspection of subscribers and members
Of the Committees.
Gentlemen can enter their Names and leave the
amount with Mr. Milford, the Secretary. in the alb
sence Of the Treasurer
NJ A sOUTHWoRTH,
GpI Treasurer.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
FURTHER EXTENSION OF TIME
FOR COLLECTION OF THE CON-
VENTION TAX.
BoAnD OF REalsrRAT7oN.

hIULNINNIION,
State Of Louisiana, New Orleans, May 26, 1858. :
Alta REGULAR MEETING or THE BOARD
II held on TUESDAY, May &C. 1858, the following
resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the time for the fua settlement OF
the Convention taxes by tine Tax Collectors and
Sherffs throughout the State with the Auditor Of
Public Accounts be and is hereby extended to the
first day of July, 1865.
By virtue OF the foregoing resolution hereby no,
tify all Tax Collectors and SherifIs throughout the
State to continue to collect tine Convention tax Ut
TO the first day of July, 1868.
The Tax Collectors and Sheriffs are further in.
structed that they will be held responsible for rigid
enforcement OF the ordinance adopted by the Con
yention, January T. 1858, (which is hereinafter pub
shed for the information of all concerned, exactine
penalty for non-payment of said tax.
The Convention remitted all penalties up to tho
twentieth day of March, 1865 and from that time the
penalty will be exacted in all the parishes where the
texros we're ready az that date, and thirty days
after the taXrols were completed in the other par
ishes, the penalty will be eNaoted.
s. b. PACKARD, Chairman.
r. 9. RICEARDsoN, Secretary.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF wM. HOGAN.
OFFICE OF UNITED STATES MARsHAL, }
District Of Louisiana,
Monroe a NAV 4 1919

OFFICE OF UNITED STATES MARsHAL, ,
District Of Louisiana,
Monroe La May !. 1858.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
i seventh day Of May, A. D, 1853 a WAR
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY WAs issued against
the estate of WIN. HOGAN, Of the parish of Oald-
Welland State Of Louisiana, who has been adiudged
q bankrupt on his own petition; that the
payment Of any debts and delivery of any property
belonging to such bankrupt. to him or for nus
use, and the transfer OF any property by 1iim, ere
forbidden BY law; that meeting OF the creditors o.
the said bAnkruut, TO prove their DEBTS an9 "
choose one or more assignees Of ms estale val -
held at Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden ~ tho
office Of W. j. O Baker in the town OF Monroe par
ish Of Ouaahita before W. J. @ Baker, hegistefy on
the second day Of July, A. d ls5e a. " iol9ok
A. n. II. ]. HEBRON U. ,. Aarahai-
PeF HI NJ GRADY Deputy, as Messenger. rs,
No. 1i9-myl6 jy2
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but after deeease Of cahen both the certif.
cate and the bank box were lost sight of.
Somebody, as yet unknown, obtained the
bank box on the certificate, No. lel. Suit
was entered in the Third District Recorders
Court, and avast amount Of evidence taken,
but insufficient proof of any guilt against
sohwarm being produced, the court dis.
missed the case.
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FROM HIS WouNDs.-Jo Manuel
g battered by Patrick Tillman with
died yesterday at the corner of Bel.
ND Camp streets, Jefferson. An at
\ physician gave it as his opinion
asA was caused by the beating, The
took place in the Fourth District.
Us under arrest. The coroner will
Alqquest.
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Up. Van Bergen VS.. j. v. wanord.


th THE UNITED STATES CIRCuITT onrrpT
o E9 Se hiith circuit and District Of LousiSns1
smad ~ tbS virtue OF writ of fisri facas ig.
az Fa sun, and received BY me on the trst day
oosessio ds69 have seized and taken into nv
the highest bidder cash on sGfu 1Pa se' fs
Courtho1ss at Frsn X uH ne t IHs At the e the
LOUISIANA isI at the hour OF az twelve W 80
the following described property, viz: 49,
!. A CERTAIN TRACT OF La - A. 90
az sugar plantation, situated in - ~ ~
Mary Louisiana, fronting on the 3 - " FaH.e and
acres, more or less, and known rs thssF 49, pisSt
atlon; oounded on the east bY IanSs bcionein1 Ia
and on the west BY Bayou III Ter 1itR III
tne buiialngs and improv ~ shsreon as we'll as
i've ~. stodE an Of husbandry
wise Rppertaining. " a any
Ia z a CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND or sugar
pIahbAtion, situated in the parish of St Marv Io;s
anaon the west bank Of The Bayou Shaifsr boupded
n6s oy ~ sas bayou west BY public lands south by
Evans and containing about one hundred and
s sven SvEes, anu being lots two three, four and
seven OF section tWentythree, in township sixteen
south range twelve east, southeastern district Of
Also ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND situated
on SAID Bayou Shelter, containing about ffty.n,ns
and onetenth acres, bounded east by said bavnp
noItn Dy ahus Of BARKER Dozy las supposed south
and west by public lands and being lot humber Ave
section twenty,sx, same township and range To,
getner WIN Az the buildings and improvements on
said tract of land, and all the Observation-Disclosures teret
belonging or in anywise appertainlng.
g. A CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF
LAM situated in the aforesaid parish Of ST. Mary
on the northeast side of the Bayou Bout froutine
twenty arpents on said bayou by g DEPTH OF forty
aEpents, containing about eight hundred arpents,
the same as acquired fro Jonn DooIy bv sct be.
IoIe Ihomas A Smith a Notary Public in the said
PaTish Oh 81 Mary, July u, 1851; said tract Of
end being situated in township sixteen south range
sniirteen cas- southeastern district, and bounded
5eiow py the lands Of Jared y Sanders, and above
~ the LANDS OF Iarleton together with all the build
lnes ana improvements thereon as well as all tba
sSoek, appurtenanoes, and implements of husbaudry
viz: 49, FF0 NA-'i4st
On Tract dwelling House and Outbuildiurs
iour Cabins, Sugar House and Machinery, one
stable and Corncrib, Blacksmith Shop Draining
machlne, two Mules, two HarroWs two sets Mule
harness, two Spades, Ak, eight Flows and
ABOUT ntteen acres OF Cane planted.
. On Tract dwelling House and OutbuildinRs
-FOUR CABINS one Cane Mill, and four Sugar Kettes
seized as above stated 10 satisfy the plaintiffs
j. Z. Van Bergen's-cRim Of ten thousand one
judgment. -
Terms of Sale-Cash at time of adjudication in
United States Treasury notes. costs Of deed, inter
nal revenue stamps, record, etcs at expense Of
:, United States MarshaIs Office, New Orleans,
May ID 1863
F. j. HEBRON, U. s. Marshal.
No. 75s-myl5 g 80 isS Is Il
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

st. Louis Street Foundry, etc. George
Cronan, Ciaimant-Appellant vs.. The United
States-Appeal from the Circuit Court of the
United States for the Eastern District of Loui-
siana.
MR.. CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE DELIVERED
Nl the opinion of the Court:
This case is not distinguishable in principle from
those just decided 1t appears from the record that
Cronan in the Circuit Court, pleaded tine amnesty
proclaimed by President Lincoln on the eighth of
December, 1873, and the oath taken by himself in
pursuance of the proclamation.
in this plea there was no avertnent that Cronan
was not within any OF the exceptions made by the
proclamation and It was, therefore, properly over
ruled. Upon proper pleading and proof, however
the claimant OF property seized under the act Of
August g. 1861 is entitled to the benefit of amnesty
TO the same extent under like pleading and proof
he would be entitled to the benefit of pardon.
The decree of the Circnit Court must be reversed
irregular and the remanded with directions
to allow trial, the proceedings in which shall
be conformed in respect to trial by jury and eXoep-
tons TO evidence to the OF the common law.
my2T &c
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF WILLIAM S. AND
Ann S. Bassett, Bankrupts.


WHEREAS WILLIAM g. AND ANN S. BAS-
w sett, of New Orleans and District aforesaid,
duly declared bankupts under the act Of Congress OF
March 1867, have this day filed said Court petit
ton praying for discharge and certificate thereof
from all their debts and other claims provabe under
said act
Notice is therefore given to all creditors who have
proved their debts and to all other persons in inter.
est that the tenth day of June, 1885, at IL A. NJ,
is assigned for the hearing of the same and that they
may then and there attend and show cause, IL any
they have why the prayer of the said petition should
not be granted.
CLERKS Office, New Orleans May r. 1863.
myl3 p iel X. LOEW, Deputy Clerk.
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MAYoRAITx OF NEW oKzEAss,
City Hall. May 3, 1868.
n Q0e Naxu Saries

City Hall May q, 1865.
No. 926-New Series.
An Ordinance providing for the sale of the right Of
way to establish railroads on Locust, Freret
Jackson, Claiborne, and other streets, for pas
sEoTioN i, Be it ordained Taat the Control
est bidder, after e1ty days notice in the ofical
Journal the contract for the right Of way for twenv
loving railroads on The terms and conditions SsFs.
matter set forth said adjudication 70 be subject
ne rd IN 81 sne S
running mp Canal . Front street, thence down
Liberty street thence down Liberty street to South
Poydras street.. thence down South Poydras
across the New Canal to Delord street, up Deord to
Ereret street, up Freret street to jackson street.
street. up the south side Of Claiborne street to sIt5
street. returning claiborne street TO the north
borne street to Fcy Up Poad np Felicity G road y
Locust street, up Locust street 70 Delord street.
New Canal TO North Poydras street. mp North Poy-
dras street to Liberty street, down Lhpery street TO
up Carroll street to Poydras street, up Poydras
street to Fulton street, down Fulton street TO the
Magazine streets The purchaser TO reimburse Ito 10
the Canal and Claiborne Streets KailIoa1 company
portions Of their railroads used
SEQ, 3. The roads, cars, etc. to be constructed in
aeoor9anee VIE me pays ana speclnesHons 70 be
lines levels, and grades to be established by said
officer and to his entire satisfaction.
Sec 4. The right and privilege TO be awarded to
the party or parties Offering to pay TO the city the
largest bonus per passenger carried IN the cars, o.
per oentage of the receipts for passenger traffic
on the lines of railroads, payable monthly into the
city treasury on returns mace under cath by the
contractor TO the City Controller.
SEC s. The city of New Orleans reserves the right to
use the said rair0 ads as main trunk tor other rail
roads which the city may from time to time order
to be constructed by reimbursng to the contractor
fair and reasonable proportion of the value of the
poFtll n or portions Of the roads thus used;
said proportion to be asceri aimed by two dsnter-
ested persons, to be appointed by the city and
the other by the contractor, and in the event Of
disagreement to said proportion to be "a by the
city between said persons thus appointed third
person or umpire shall be appointed by one OF the
district courts Of New Orleans the deeiEious there
by had to be final
SEC. 6. The said railroads, rolling stock, equip.
ments, and fixtures TO revert to the CITY q. The
piratIon of the said twenty years, privilege, on a
soDs to be appointed by the city and the other
by the contractor and in the event Of disagreement
as to said valuation between said persons thus ap
pointed, third person umpire shall be appointed
by of the district courts of New Orleans, the
decision thereby had to be final
(signedl g. n CHADWICK,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) JAMES GRAHAM.
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved May Is, 1853
tSlgned) z. HEATH Mayor.
A true copy: q. n
DANIEL K. WH1TAkER, Secretary.
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DuELNe.-It is reported that a duel was
fought near the Halfway House, new shell
road, Thursday, between Messrs. N. and G.
The weapons were three-edged fOils. Mr..
NJ. was wounded in his sword arm, between
his wrist and elbow. After blood was spilled
the seconds attempted to arrange recon-
ciliation, but without success. The duelists
are Creole gentlemen.
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POLITICAL NOTICES,

NOtiee.-Delegates to the Parish Central Com
mittee are respectfully requested TO meet at Clay
Hall, on TUESDAY EVENING next, at half pact
seven o'clock, for the purpose of perfectng a per
manent organization.
Byorder of Parish Committee.
S.w. LEWIS,
President pre- TEN.
W. B. GRAY, Secretary protein. my3O It
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FINALE FIRE EATERs.-Before two
yesterday evening two women, in.
ofthe house 1919 Basin street, became
lsa in quarrel, when Caroline Pal
ctand wounded Emma Burns in one
md both thighs with a horse pistol.
women were intoxicated. The
led girl was taken to the Marine Hos.
nd Is in a condition that will prob,
ai in death. There mas been no ex.
bon given of the fracas.