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

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'' Local Intelligence.
FRAcrEous HoRsE.-On Sunday after
noon, as H6n.s Anthony Sambola and Ad-
shaw were visiting The celebra-
ton Of Lafayette Hook and Ladder Com
pany, at Orange Grove. their horse took
fright, ran away, oyerset the buggy and
precipitated tho two. gentlemen in the
street. Mr.rShaw, though thrown, under
the buggy in it's upturning,p was unhnit.
Mr.. Sambola did not FAIRS 10 we'll, being
severely though not dangerously wounded
and bruised ID the hip and ankle, The
horse was arrested about three squares Of,
having knocked things, generally into
sinithereens.ias AIR esk@ e. ~ h-ts9s ~
IS. w. M-TAe following delegates are
preparing tn lesye 10 attend the .anupM sos
sion Of the supreme conalave ~ Raltimore,
beginning On ~ twsntieth 81 July, instant:
Judge A. A. AsoctA, Judge y.P. Nominal,
senator George II. Brausln, Hon. Anthony
sambola, DR.. +. schumacher, DR.. J. B.
DUFF, Thomas BECK, Esq, and several
Others whose Nance We have not learned.
The Erie and Other connecting railresds
have made asrshgssnents to carry al ncsn-
beers of the order desiring to 60 TO the. CON
vention, to Baltinore and ba1k, forty eight
dollars for the round trip good for forty
days. sstisf rs 1r. .sssefisft ~ ils4ea
Kx1eH1s OF PYrsHAs.-we learn that
William +. Fitzgerald, Esq, has been APP
pointed actiag4 deputy Grand Chsncellor
for the State Of Louisiana. This is good
appointment. There is not man more
popular ana Influential with the young men
Of New Orleans than Mr. Fitzgerald. What
ever he touches is, likely to be successful'
for his name is synonymous with energy,
activity and perseverance,. o
FIFTH OF ,JULY,. BEFORE RECORDER
HoUGHroN. Evaporations, of Fourth OF
July dissipation tiled the courtroom with
smells worse than that of rum, tobacco and
musk well mingled. Two dozen inebriated
persons we're discharged, as they were only
celebrants, while such old stagers as Kate
Coleman, John Croner, Julia Darcy, John
Brady and Henry Meyers were fined ~
small sums. zs..as .ass veg Is 7ag,F
Anna Milton and Henry Williams are
locked up under charges Of larceny, which
tell bad stories for their morals. a
Alfred Chittenden's conduct toward Mrs
Kate Chittenden was not of a character in the
least endearing, in fact, she asserts thai
while on Common street he continually
pounded her in an .unmistakable manner
and even threatened her life Fearing tina
he will really slay her, she made two ami
dayits against him, and an examination vii
be had ON the fourteenth. Alfred, aftel
giving bonds in $500 in the two cases, gay'
Kate bad name, at least he said she sadl.
neglected domestic affairs, and preferle'
the company Of coasters" r.4
BEFORE RECORDER WEBER. = MORT
Goetzel, who tbravely swore few days ag'
that he was afraid of one of his neighbors,
quiet and peaceful citizen, was up and fur
nished a voucher for his appearance to shov
cause why he pitched into Mrs. A. Butler
Perhaps Moritz was experimenting to Sc
what would be his chances against hi
neighbor aforesaid, if called upon to deter
mine his fistic powers bH rg5! f'f
Morris Moran furnished bail to show caris
wbv he damaged the frontispiece Of on
John Martin, who presents an ugly count'
nance. Mrs. Morris Moran, who, to be n
venged for the incarceration Of her better
but not peacably disposed halt, was charge
with damaging the furniture, goods an
cbattels of the said Martin. She has also fu
nished a guarantee to answer the soft IN
parchment.
Mary Palmer, up for violating city ord
nance, furnished bail for her appearance Q
the seventh instant. .4c :.
James Mex Cart, charged with entering IL
house of DIR. H. F. Wade, corner Jackso
and Magazine streets, and feloneousiy ca
rying away certain property, has gone
the Parish Prison, in default Of 5000 bal
He threatens to get out on writ OF habes
corpus, to be prayed for from the Slxth VI
tlict Court. ef
Michael Cronan, for violating city orc
nance, failing to furnish bail, has gone
the Parish Prison. .itE
BEFORE RECORDER MAsIcoT.-Franc
Rickart and J. B. Porde, two dispensers
the locteal fluid, and afflicted with Lee al
Natchez on the brain, were overhauled
Metropolitan Winkler for running a, ra
with their steeds, and endanger1ng Il
lives of pedestrians A fine of five dolla
each was paid into the city treasury for q
sport. .r-s 49,.
B. Huen and Andrew Gonzales, while
boring under the effects Of benzine, undf
took to serenade the inhabitants OF the Q
Third at an early hour yesterday mornln
Their voices, however, acting IN dlscof
disguised the musical ears OF Officer he
erts. who arrested the pair on the charge
disturbing the peace. They chose the al''
native of paying fine.
b. Avril gave bonds to appear when nc
fed to answer the charge OF assault a.
battery on Harriet Brooks. The prosecutI
ia also awaiting an examination on
charge of assault with a dangerous weap'
bakers dozen Of periodical Jovlall1
were arrested by the police OF the III
District. Judge Mascot, taking lnto q
sideration the day we celebrate, and VIII
no doubt was celebrated by them to an o
extent, were allowed to depart scot free
THE LAKE STEAMER CREOLE.-We y"
to pay a slight tribute to the lake steam
Creole. after our trip over to Biloxi
,ho,,< three, hundred I