New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-22
Local Intelligence.

Local lIlt6lllY0uC6s
BRIEF MENTION. Captain Benjamin
White, assistant harbOrmaster, suffered
from touch of sunstroke Wednesday even
mo. while standing near the Second District
vegetable Market. He was sent to his
rssidence, No. IS Union street, Third Dis
rict.
Coroner Roche yesterday held an inquest
90 the body Of John Lowery, Late assistant
sprineer of the steamboat Bradisb johnson,
accidentally drowned, a few miles above
Ills city eight days ago. o.
Mr.. A. Gira,ld was assailed late Wednes-
dsv night, on Bienville street, by two men,
who snatched his pocket-book containing
$50. and his gold watch. The rascals ac-
complished the job SO suddenly that the
victim was quite unaware OF what was In
uogress until they had escaped. .
Joseph Sambas and p. Kleing, France
and Germany, not agreeing on foreign poll
rigs. couversed SO loud as to disturb the
neace. for which they were arrested.
James Hanson, recently complained of for
h,iuc insane, but released, was subsequently
rearrested, as it appears he is slightly de-
nented.
william Jones was before Recorder Staes
yesterday, on the belief that he is an
scanned convict from Baton Rouge. Ac-
e,sed will probly return to that uncOmtor-
.,,ple retreat the Penitentiary.
Base ballers were talkative last night, and
they had something to talk about.
ELEVENTH WARD AUXILIARY REPUBLICAN
Cr,rB.-The Republicans Of the eleventh
ward formed an auxiliary club "Wednesday
r;cbr. About three hundred men were IN
The hall, who at once enrolled themselves.
The meeting was called to order by Colonel
William Roy. After the adoption OF a con-
vitution, the following gentlemen were
unanimously elected officers OF the club;
Hon. T. w. Pierce, president; Colonel VIII
Fam Row. first yice-president; Judge Maclin,
second vice-president Henry Bensel, Dr.,
third vice-president; Captain "hliam
Wright. secretary: H. G. Pierson, assistant
secretary; Joseph Badger, I. Mcclure, ser
aeauts-at-arms: E. Kreeder, assistant SER
oaaur-at-arns. Several speakers addressed
he club Among the distinguished persons
present were Governor Warmoth, Admins
aators Emley and Bdnzano, w. Il. Fish
and others. The meeting adjourned till
Monday next.
FORGED ORDERs-Mark Mullen, William
richards and Joseph Thompson, arrested
for prescribing two orders for clothing, We're
discharged. The orders were signed ). A.
IIaffer & Co., on Pierson & Hewes, and
we're forgeries, given the drivers by some
slarper who has escaped.
Cry DIRT-There has always been I'M
mited quantities Of this necessary article
MI Of late its worth has increased, becom-
;,g so valuable as to need looking after
,psely. B. w. Woodruff, assistant superln-
.ndent of the streets of the third ward
,,,sed the arrest of four drivers, carts mum
bred 263. 325, 733 and 535, for carrying
way loads of dirt without PERMISSION,
der than that granted by themselves. Re
order Houehton will sift the dirt on the
! hirticth.
4. SA1LoR.-W. D. Brown. on schooner
n the Basin, was happy in possessing nve
hundred and sixty dollars, which are handy
hincs to have in the house, as probably
! bought Aleck johnson, who stepped III
Eactly like thief in the night, and stole
be treasure, according to the Browns best
elief. Aleck was tightly locked up, and
in have an examination on the thirtieth.
FIRE.-The fire yesterday did not amount
a confa grafton, but would have resulted
isastrouslv had not the fremen been ther'
a twinkling. The frame dwelling, No
N Terpsichore street, occupied by MI
foods and owned by Mr.. Morgan, wa
mnd to be in flames, but the fire hat
lined little Roadway before water wa
lrown, Mr.. Woods is absent, and it i
/ fought the place was fired by some ma
tous person.
RECORDER WEBER's COURT.-TOm Mas
Tx. a native son of America, arrested b.
tiicer w. w. johnson for being drum
hd unable to take care Of himself, was oil
barged.
L.
ty for violating city ordinance, article o4l
1 ias fined five dollars or ten days Paris
L bison.
1 Mrs. Catherine Nash, accused by Augu
he Rasenblatt with violating city crd
/ hnce No. 6;3S, plead not guilty, and was az
/ lifted to bail of $50 for her appearance.
Thomas Grierson, accused by Mrs. Grie
In with insult and abuse and OF threats I
II ersonal violence, was remanded III de1au
L bond of $3.50 to keep the peace Tor 81
Enths.
| CRIMINAL CoURT-The case OF Manu-
/ enzales, Felix Desmond and Anton
ancos, charged with the robbing OF II
| Nlse of Mr. Peyton on Orange street,
kO0O. was again continued indefinitely, {
| eount of the sickness of MancOs. All I'll
Illnesses were bound over to appear wht
4ifed.
"A aolle prosegui was entered in the ca
fJacob Suffer. charged with assault al
Gtery.
Martin Kearns. charged with larcen
Melted his bonds Mr.. George Is. Williar
Is surety.
&. Kohn, charged with assault and b;
nv on T. Bath, on the third July, was co
nted and recommended to the mercy
he court.
sCecelia Guesnard, charged with
sault and battery on the twenty-four
hne on a boy named George eight yea