New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-06


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Bloody sGIRoD STREET.-At noon yester-i
dry anAunsacsessfpl attempt to panfder
1tohn Roaeh, asnAing in the arrest of Mrs.
Roach, Mra.' Flynn, Peter Collins, Rosalsna
Cooney, james Foley and Patriotism Ryan
The place is No, 6e, over an old GROCERY, and
it appears that most Of those who lived there
were indnlging in q benzine jubilee, the
women M. drunk "a. the men. Some one on
the lower Door heard thud up stairs, and
when parties entered the room they saw
Roach lying on the floor, bleeding profusely
and senseless, wounds in his head, showing
that a hatchet had done the work. No
person was in sight but circumstances in
duced Special Officer Sinclair to arrest sew
eral Of the above named, after he had sent
Roach to the Charity Hospital, where it was
thought he would die. Sergeant Riley
arrested Patrolihan Ryan on the supposition
that he had been one Of those who struck
the wounded man. As the case nov. stands,
there seems little head or tail, by which a
conclusion can 10 arrived at. yssgfFi ei.5sa, +
" BRIEF MEyTIoS.Tff q member Of fire
company No. 70 will call on the druggist,
corner Of Poydras and Camp streets, he will
ind . brass pipe thatwas picked up in, the
street.. Slads s'Gaiz o. 81. ehCr ss!Jas'f
si' Mad dogs. are killed daily, and more to
come isrii2eo1e ~ L.afa +. ~ ~ /
= Coal oil lamp explosions are as plentiful as
rabil dogs. -. q o., .fa, ,a.nrr
g A, fine brick building is going up on the
the corner of Grayier and Baronne street.
filing the place of an old wooden structure,
Joseph Seward is able to bear up in his
confinement under the long charge. 3 = ,
/ James Logan, fourteen years old, fell
through i hatchway at No. 90 Tchoupitoulas
stree, and was seriously injured He was
sent to the Charity Hospital. N aIs "a .
. John Nelson, o ship carpenter, fell from
o window thirty feet from the ground, cor!
ner Of Robertson and Ursulines street, and
was 80 badly mashed that the chances are
he win die from the effects. sa - '~e" 3
Thomas Roache, son of the Coroner, while
in the yard at home, was gored by COW,
and his injnries are such that he suffered ter
ribly. aEgsosca h3f,at7r q, Es7o- ~ /
The body of David Colbert, drowned
several days ago, was yesterday found in
the river, head of Richard street. 1'i..t' /
Leonard Roger or Roger, employed in q
wool factory on .Elxsian Fields street, was
Frustrated by sunstroke yesterday, between
| twelve and ono o'clock. ,,s . 4eeag eyed /
I Tie residence of DIR. L. A. Smith, No. 1888
81. Charles avenue, was robbed of small
sum Of money Monday night, by a burglar,
who seemed to know the place. +
One Of the same class called on Judge
Clifford, No. 49 Euterpe street, while he was
sleeping ON sofa. "A gold watch and a coat
! disappeared before the Judge opened his
I eyes. ts';' - s-+ E7-
I Mrs. p. Pisaloque, who recently COM
planned of two or three persons for voudouing
her in the Second District, is now under. ar
rest, as it is apparent she is suffering from
insanity. IT,. yl. g. , .. t.sa
| The residence Of Mr.. Shepherd, on Chip
pewa street, was brglarously entered and
three hundred and twenty-five dollars stolen.
The fine early Sunday morning, was the
result of a coal oil lamp explosion in the
dwelling OF, Patrick Curran, 'Gasqnet street,
near Broad, who states that two hundred
and forty dollars in currency was destroyed
| The house was completely burned, as was
nearly all his furniture. His loss is abont
four thousand dollars, insured for one thou
sand. 1919,
The dwelling of William Moreau, next
door, was also destroyed. r- a-5--
Anna Milton is under arrest for stealing
the goods of Laura johnson, who was then a
prisoner.
Manuel Domingo, an italian, reports that
two men garroted and robbed him early
Yesterday morning on Old Levee street, be
tween Barracks and Hospital. His room
had been ransacked and a sum OF money
stolen He pointed out 10 Sanchez ant
John Rocha, Spaniards, as the suspected
parties. They were arrested, as also wal
Sanchez's woman.
| Henry williams tried to snatch twenty
one dollars from the hand of Isaac Dorsey
at the New Canal, on board the schoone
Rita. Henry made good run, but Office
lexis oyerhauled him and found the none,
on his person.
Monday evening, Paul Chotin was shot il
his head by A. Pignard, accidentally. Ac
cused was arrested and fined for his care
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THE RED MEN.-Osyka Tube No, Q
this order has elected the following officers
who will be installed this "wednesday eve
ming: Sachem, J. Goebel; Senior Saga
more, Philip Munich; Junior Sycamore, L
Knoepke; Keeper of Wampum, P. Becker
Chief Of Records, P. w. Thiel; Assistan
Chief Of Records (Financial), Henry Clal
encc. -. --...--
A MAN BEATEN WITH SLEDGE HAMMEi
Last evening, NJ. Fisher and NJ. Warm
: ing, blacksmiths in shop on Carroll stree
while laboring, became involved IN qua
: rel. which ended in the latter battering tn
, former with o sledge hammer. Fisher
head was split open, SO that his brain wa
| laid bare. and when he was taken to TIL
E Charity Hospital, the surgeons pronounce
! him SO far gone that it would be a mlracl
| if he RECEIVERS. Warming was arrested an
. locked up in the First Precinct station. III
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