New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19

By j. DEAN, JR.. at II O'Clock, at New Auo-
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No. le Chartrss strssts i've hundred casss boots.
local INTELLIGENCE.
An OUTRAGEOUS ATTHMPT TO MURDER
Our readers are already Informed that re-
Gently two women. whose characters are not
IS pure as gold, made an attempt on the life
Of Mollie Perkins. Yesterday the case was
examined BY Recorder Houghton, and the
testimony develops q violent determination
on the part Of the women to murder the
prosecutrlx. .AHsss sqtzd v1tg
Mollie Perkins. the prosecutrix, testified
that: On the morning of the eighth instant,
Boston 10 and Ann Brown came to my house
on Union street, in . pleasant manner, and
asked to see me; Ann said nothing more
than to ask me how was; suddenly she
drew an ale bottle from her dress and began
striking me on my head with it; dropping
the bottle when screamed, she took vase
and mashed it over my head; Boston Jo also
struck me, but was so blinded with blood
from my wounds that could not zee what
weapon she used; when atsistSrce arrived
Twas unconscious on the floor; there were
five cuts on my bead; l gave accused no
provocation for the assault; the assault
occurred in my own apartment.
Celeste, an old woman. went into the room
after the affair commenced, and saw Ann
strike Miss Mollie with q vase Mollie was
trying to defend herself. ~ -, ,se'
Mr.. Walker and Caroline Taylor testified
to the same things. ,1,.1-nsr - 60 :,
The defense offered no evidence, there.
fore the court placed Brown under one
thousand dollar bonds and Boston under
five hundred, requiring an unquestioued
bondsman. The women not Offering advent
bonds. were locked mp. to remain in prison
until they furnish vouchers for their appear.
ance before the Criminal Court to answer
for assault and battery with intent to kill.
The Browns spiteful disposition cropped
out during the examination. and her black
eyes shoae more lustrous than her paste
diamonds. %1'-'s'
DELICATE ArTEST1oNs-B some misfor-
tune there was no slips between the cup and
lips of an excellent and wealthy citizen,
: Thursday night, for patrolman found him
on St. Charles street, SO drunk that he could
Ne down on the bsnquette, without holding
on. The officer recognizing him at the first
precinct stationhouse, very properly took
good care of him, and Tom Cummings
slowed him away carefully in cool place
until morning, when he. stood BY withtwe
barrel hoops, in case the gentleman's head
should show signs of bursting. The Re
corder had the night previous left release
for the merchant, to be used when he sob
cred off little and asked for soda cocktail
on A BEAT-Many of our readers will re-
member young Hercules who exhibited
great feats Of strength with Indian clubs a.
the Academy OF Npsic last winter. and wer'
doubtless greatly, surprised at his power
and grace, showing to whstextent man.
muscles may be worked up to by scientific
practice. We noticed that he is on the po-
lice, first precinct, and when he has occa'
sion to handle an unruly prisoner, finds no
trouble to pick him up and carry him. Tha
is the kind of men TO have on the force
His name is F. Borgheis, and member o
the Ger man Turner'S. we are told. hE.sy
A STRANGE CosrUNE.-Just before twelv'
O'Clock, Friday night, an officer found
man roaming around the streets in the rea
of the First District, deliberately dressed il
very bob-tailed coat. This habit consti
tuted his entire wardrobe, and his mind
like his body. seemed wandering without ain
or object. Apparently he had been drugget
in some low den and robbed. not only of hi
money, but Of his clothing, and then turned
into the streets. When locked up he in
stantly sank down on bunk snd becam
thoroughly unconscious. Yesterday morninl
hs was still unable to explain his condition
but remembered that when he left home b
had money. papers and clothing. 1t is sal
he was once man of considerable bushes
in this city, but lately has grown somewha
reckless. Recorder Houghton, furnished hir
with necessary clothing and he left, sayinl
he could take care of himself after his re
cent experience. The transaction has hi
tory attached to it that would, perhaps, b
quite readable. avt- .sgat.s5..
At meeting of the Board of Metropoli
tan Police, held on Friday, June II, 1870
Eon. O. J. Dunn presiding: present-Con
Hlissioners George. Raynal, Isabelle. Bur
bank and Robinson, the following charge
against members of the force were tried an
disposed Of: s- e- ri
Patrolman James eastman, first precinct
Charge. drunkenness; guilty and tined te
Wiliism DIETRICH, first precinct. Charge
asleep on his beat; guilty and fined te
days' paw. 30,
E. E. Henry, first precinct. Charge. at
sent from roll call; guilty and fined on
&. Howe, first precinct. Charge, sslee
on his beat; guilty and fined three day
: Vohn Duverney, first precinct. Charge
Pc Z ssent without leave; guilty and droppe
oe cr1l the roll ..R
WITH "a Miller, first precinct. Charge. conduc
SsS ,om iO| an officer; guilty and dr0pps
vANl ~ Iam Reedy, second precinct. Charge
IU S44EuAn without leave; guilty and lined tire
cert ssTt Z. Bennett, second precinct. Charge
H%ayg 3 from his beat; guilty and fined nv
g sRay. o.,a.. ,.oo,,a ,roc;n.