New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17


suddenlyS,n board the steamer Wailocn. at
the head of Elysian Fields street, from
apoplexy. Coroner J. T. Jackson held
the inquest.
Frank Caro-, who was rearrested by Sec-
geant Malone on the hong charge, was sent
before Justice John p. Hontamat, Third
Justice Court by order of the Police Board.
Saturday morning, while the schooner
Emma and Amelia, Captain F.. Roths, vas
passing the railroad bridge 1T the Risolcts.
tho vessel ran against it, driven by the force
OF the current. breaking her mainmast. Al
thr sane time French sailor. named
G,,eyennet Lauvent, passenger on board,
disa,. peared, and, it is thought, Tell over
beard and was drowned, His effects We're
sent back to the city by the schooner Title
About halfpast eight o'clock yesterday
morning a fire was discovered in Il one-story
frame house owned and occupied b. Dir. Z.
Pochelu. and situated on Tchoupitouias
street, near Delachaise. Jefferson City.
The building was totally destroyed, but a
portion of the carpeting and furniture were
saved 1t originated from a stovepipe,
which rested against one OF tho ratters
The property was insured for one Thousand
dollars in the New Orleans Office, and the
furniture by tho Liverpool and London
Company.
A young man said to be named Charley
" Warren was arrested Sundsy morning
charged with having, on the evening OF the
eleventh instant, in one OF the city railroad
oars. picked lady's pocket OF twenty dol
lars. The lady identified the accused as
the person who jumped out OF the car and
ran off about the time she missed her
money.
Between nine and ten O'clock Sunday
morning, while Mary Farrell, fourteen years
old, residing at the corner OF Gaaenn1e anu
Constauce streets, was in the act OF Lighting
fire {kind]ing it from oil poured from a
GOA; oil can). she was severely burned on
the legs and back, the liquid bursting into
blaze and igniting her clothing.
About four o'clock Saturday evening Mr.
Crs;u Baptiste, sixty-four years of age Re.
siding on Camp street, between Faience anu
Bordeaux, while in the act of drawing wafer
from q cistern, fell in an apoplec1ic ut. ne
waa taken into the house, where ne dled
tbrc. hours afterward. Deputy Coroner
Worrall held an inquest, the Jury returning
verdict that death was caused oy apo
p;axy. saou
About halfpast five o'clock on SUNDAY
,,orninc, coal Oil lamp exploded IN Tue
,,,s. Of Mr.. Jarvis, corner OF First ana 81
Thomas streets, by which Mr.. JARVIS was
.eycreIy burned in the face and breast
s.vcraI articles of clothing were also ue'
atroved. The fire was extlngrisheo win
ont doing any other damage, OF "''"oH'
Dr;1ate watchman J. W. Donnel'y iotaa
>, ;;.,,,,ev living in the doorway OF inc NM
Emery establishment OF haoam. 0A"- -
v,;s;, Corner of Customhouse ana .ns.''.'
.treets. on Sunday evening. al ono o.'oeN'
e.,,;ch he brought to the jackson '4u"'s :,
81, station. The same store was ioooeei
a,,,a two wears ago Of large amount u
o,a. Some burglars who INTENDED W
Tho store must have been chased OH
ne the arrival of the officer, leaving 'ho ''''
teand them. u.. ra-
~, oorta;n of The steamtug Hornet re-
..,,r+. that while hat boat was at y n par
r. Red river on the fourth instant man nan
s.n,oa Cornelius McManus fell o'ero"a'e
and was drowned.
prx THEM UNTIL ONE y ciocN
r,r-,l,ton line of horse cars appears " "
the only one with sufficient wisdom 70 heel
,,s;r cars running until one O'clock ano
fl Ter in the morning. Ii the other e0mp 'e
! would look to their interests WIZ SUI.
h ,rosity, they would discover .na u. i Ds
inc cars all night, citizens wou.a DC 'n
e 70 locate on or near the t."ehs' a.. -.
dd to their patronage. 1t is .nou y,
sa,mnames Incorporated hereafter WIZ
,nelled to run all night, say o,e's
Afer midnight until five O'CLOCK D''
lar trips will commence,
..~R TR1AL.-The trial OF, WILLIAM =.
on the charge of the murder .,
,ennet, took place yesterday a.
-. before Judge Pardee, OF s0e