New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-28


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thence to Coroner CEeagh. Patrolmen wersl
detailed TO search for the body, and the
Coroner wandered Of, but no dead body
was found Yesterday . witness stated that
he know something about the case. A /
hunter, who had bsen in, the swsup, was
very wet, had taken on his elothing to dry,
and had laid down to sleep. The barber
saw him daring the sleep, and jumped at
the cenclusiOn that n assassin had been 1T
work. ~ 1.aE .ss a
Coroner Creaeh yesterday held an inquest
on the body Of Henrietts Hughes, nineteen
years old, dead At No. $50 ITALIA street.
Death was scaused by beatings, given by
some' unknown person. The inquest was
continued until tomorrow:
Sunday in the old Third District, judging
by the numerous arrests Of drunks, of which
there ware , bakers dozen, must have been
. day Of jubilee. Each was required. to
disgorgc two and half None of them
having the amount in his possession, all
took the alternative of going to the Parish
Prison to lament over their ways. zs
Michael Caal6eld, lately dropped from
the police force for neglect Of duty, gave
bonds to answer the charge Of committing
an assault and battery, and also threaten
ing the life Of Corporal Freitag, of the fifth
precinct.
Mr.. w. w. Walker, the owner of four
floats, unwillingiy contributed to the city
treasury one hundred dollars by not having
taken out his dray license in proper time.
Another party was also fined ten dollars
for the Same offense. Should Recorder Le-
clerc continue at this rate in replenishing,
the city would finally be able to clear it's
skirts OF the heavy debt now resting on her
shoulders. ~.
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There were mot less than forty trembling
specimens Of inebriates before Recorder
Houghton yesterday to be passed ON. One
poor fellow, not for lacking having snakes
in his boots, shook 20 excessively that the
Recorder ordered an officer to remove him
from the courtreem before he shook him.
self to pieces. The drunkard jerked himself
down the stairs and into ram shop with
express speed and spoiled scorching glass
of nervesettler. diatilled from rye. ~
William Bradley must be regular
tearer, if it be true that he, with Ratchet,
pounded Margaret James and then bit her
hand, 1T No. go Franklin street. Bradley
was bonded to answer on the sixth Of April.
.RELEAsED.-Aftsr the burglary business
was closed in the Criminal Court yesterday,
motion was made to induce the court to
remit the fine and imprisonment ON John
Connors for contempt of court last Satur-
day. Judge Abell and Attorney General
Belden both being agreeable, an order was
issued for Connor's release, he to pay costs
Of court. Accused performed his Sunday
devotions in the Parish Prison, and is now,
perhaps, impressed with a belief that
taking q witness to task il NO joke.
INToLERANT.-On one or two occasio ms
recently woman, evidently insane, at
tackled Sisters of Charity going to or return
ing from St. Theresa's church, ON Camp
street, tearing portion of their clothing.
Her demonstrations we're violent, like those
of an insane person.
vEGErABLEs.-New potatoes have made
their appearance in all the markets, and
have an appetixing look. Green peas. spring
growth, are plentiful, but not really fine.
Cucumbers, of monstrous size and price and
quite drug. Horseradish is elephantine
in proportion and prices; poor people can
not afford to buy sufficient to produce sim
gle tear. Other garden vegetables are
abundant, although not cheap. 2. ~
The price of fine Strawberries has dropped
down to seventy-ive cents per quart.
BOARD OF POLICE COMMIssIONERs.-The
board adopted resolution preventing any
one releasing prisoner charged with
vagrancy until the accused is carried be.
fore the commissioners.
Patrolman C. J. Smith, sixth precinct,
was dismissed the force in consequence of
physical disability.
P. Landy, sixth precinct, sitting and
sleeping on his beat, dismissed the service.
d. Whalen. sixth precinct, neglect Of
duty, fined five days pay.
The good fat hog, found estray at the
harbor precinct, is to be sold. ..i