New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-22
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Local Intelligence.

Local Intelligence.
OFFICIAL NoRrUARY RgPoRr.-Dr. s. Z.
Russell, Secretary of the Board Of Health
reports that the whole number of interments
in this city for the twcnty-four hours ending
Wednesday morning at six o'clock, was 81.
One died Of consumption, ] Of dropsy, OF
chronic dysentery, ] Of congcstive fever, ! OF
pernicious fever, ! Of intermittent fever %
OF yellow fever, / of heart disease OF lock
jaw, Of paralysis, Of pleurisy, prema-
ture birth. The following are the names OF
. those who died of yellow fever: ...,.. 4.
Georci Cmsann, No. Is Elysianf Fields
street, aged twenty-eight years, native OF
Francisco Trapagra, No. 900 Royal street.
aged forty-eight wears, native OF Italy:
Francisco Lapanta, No. IS st. Philip
street, aged thirty-two years. native OF
Italy.
Victorine Jaribo, st. Philip street, aged
eighteen years, native OF France ,
street. AGED fourteen years, native Of Lou
iHiaIa.
Jean Bordeau. No. 25l Orleans street,
aged thirty years, native of France.
John Frost, No. 80 NOtre Dame street,
aged twenty -four years, native of Ireland.
Catfano Sacco, No. IS Hospital street,
aged twenty-four years, native of Italy.
Guiscppa DOmenicO, No. go Charities
street. aged twenty-seven years, native OF
Italy.
Naido Scaddo, No. go Chartres street,
aged thirty-three years, native of Italy.
Louis +. Isalo, Charity Hospital, aged
twenty-five years, native of France.
Joseph Gs.rval, Charity Hospital, aged
tfty-six years. native Of France.
Frank Mack, Charity Hospital, aged
twenty-six years, native of Illinois.
A BAGNIo SQUELcHED.-A petition has
been filed in the Eighth District Conrt by a
citizen, whose name it is not thought proper
to mention in such o connection, in sub
stance as follows:
That petitioner is the owner Of certain
lot Of ground, with the dwelling thereon, IN
which he resides, situated in the square
bounded by Common, Gravier, Franklin
and Basin streets. That one n. N. Bow
man claims to be the owner Of the house On
the corner Of Common and Basin streets, in
the same square, which he has recently
nicely furnished and repaired
That petitioner is informed and has good
reason to believe. and verify does believe,
that said Bowman is about to convert said
dwelling, or to permit the came to be con-
verted, to an immoral use, to wit: To be
used as bagnio or house Of evil repute.
1t is averred that Hattie Hamilton is to be
the lessee of the establishment. and an in
junction is asked prohibiting N. N. Bow
man and Hattie Hamilton from using tie
house for the immoral purposes referred to
Judge Dibble ordered that an injunction
issue, upon the plaintiff giving bond in the
sum of $1,000.
THE MEMORY OF CHRISTOPHER COLLIN
Us-ANNIvERsARY or THE DISCOVERY OF
AMERIcA.-At the present time over eight
thousand Italians are mingled with the
pepulat;on of New Orleans. OF these the
majority come from Tuscany, Piedmont
Naples, Lombardy and Sicily. OF thu
eight thousand, an unusual proportion have
ACQUIRED wealth and standing in the com
m,,nity, and have an honored record will
their fellow-countrymen; their names arr
also well known to our citizens, and they
themselves are closely identified with thu
commercial prosperity Of our city.
These Italians, while glorying in theil
citizenship as Americans, and claiming ;
common brotherhood with all other Ameri
,r <haYp ly,iZ q
tons. Not the least among these is thu
Italian society of "Tiro-al- Bersagio." Thu
organization, backed by all the Italians IL
the city and by many Of our own citizens
will. on the twelfth of October, celebrate tn
three hundred and sixty-eighth anniversar,
OF the discovery Of America by Christophe
Columbus.
Probably it may be well to state, in THU
connection. that the society We have men
toned has 10 connection whatever will
politics. 1t is an organization embodied TO
specific objects, as may be seen by the frs
article of their charter, (which reads as fol
lows: 1.-THE objects of this association are
the union of all Italians residing in this cit
into a brotherhood for the purpose of beneve
lence and recreation; benevolence in assist
ing one another in need, and raising fund
for the construction in this city of an Italia
hospital; recreation in the practice OF targt
shooting and other amuscments."
The officers of the society are: Mr.. Fab
Sanminiatelli, president; Mr.. A. PM, VIC
president; Mr. Ulysse Bassetti, treasurer
DIR. John de M'OrtO. secretary.
Tie splendid rifle corps, under their ga
liant commander, that old soldier, Colon'
Al. Sansoni, will parade Oh the twelfth
OctoberL in full uniform. They numbs
about one hundred and eighteen muskct
and are divided into two companies. III
following are the officers: A. Sidotl, mr.
lieutenant, commanding; L. Tore, secon
lieutenant; e. Trois, third lieutenan
Second company-G. More, first lieutenan
commanding; V. Lamantia, second heute
ant; s. D'Amico, third lieutenant. STAN
ard bearcrs-Sal. DAmico, G. Favalor
Marshals of the society-Frank Pace, u
grand marshal; Joseph Cimarelli, assistal
marshal; Ulysse Bassetti, assistant marsha
G. Paoletti, assistant marshal.
The whole society numbers now petwe'
TWO and three hundred. members, and
constantly adding to it's numbers.
The celebration on the twelfth OF he
month will certainly he a grand anaH
every particular. ....
THE FIRE IN ALGIERs ON IUEsDl
Il.
N,Gar.-Thc fire on Tuesday nlght, IN
giers, by which Mr.. Neuberger's ouliol
was consumed, was attended by two II