New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-19
al the testimony could not be secured. the
case was continued.

81 the testimony could not be secured. the
case was continued
Nor IN EARNEsT.-Mlle. Regina Reinhold.
whose memory can not stretch itself so far
back as the time when she could unbluSh
ingly wear IA wreath of pure orange bios
SONS. was arragned before Recorder Staes
for Slippin. eighteen dollars from Ernest
E>treger. When the colrt was ready to
enter into an examination. Ernest exhibited
an inclination to take back track. and
suddenly felt a desire to see Il man around
the corner, but he was restrained by Officer
Carlisle, who suspected the prosecutors
motives. Suddenly he discovered that he
had found his money. At this juncture the
womans anger urged her TO become the
complainant. and as soon as she was dis
charged made an affidavit against him for
false imprisonment
William Welsh. charged with shooting,
and so forth. was discharged by request OF
the complainant.
Noudo John. up for larceny. was not "x-
ahmed yesterday: case continued until the
twenty fifth instant.
4 kUkEE.-CharlrS tunnors NO. IA
Magazine street. goes down TO the Crllnnal
Court to he tried for nailiiln. and threat
ening to shoot Mrs. Connors. No. l.!3 Fou-
cher street
Layille. the cx-polrcman. must appear
before "A Jury to answer for stealing il few
tons of iron.
Julius Doilnan, not an infant. was con
signed to the WorkhouSc for sixty days, as
an unmiti.ated vagr:,nt.
GoLn-Frank Mayicse must face IA crit
cal jury. because b. Gusman accuses him
with having stolen $500 in gold coin from
him. Fourteen of the castecn were found
theft.
AN AMi.NDE.-We give place to the toll
it may benefit the writer and other parties:
The articles appearing against me IN the
New Orleans daily papers OF the fourteenth
ana >lNlttlti HSidut. ACCUSING Hlt VI tilC
embeZzlcment of Sl2 900 missionary money
are entirely false and without foundation.
as | never was "A missionary to any place or
ANYBODY. nor do know anything about
Indian agents. | also emphatleally deny
ever having assumed the lame schultz
Hatzcl and clipping with $1,000 worth of
diamonds from Mexico or any other coun-
try. and the accuser is to be rlSldly dealt
with.
ALBERT EDELMANN.
The statements as published by us were
furnished by the Superintendent of Police.
and there the writer must seek satiStac
ton. Necessarily much of our information
concerning crimes and criminals must be
obtained from police headquarters and
il: those in authority choose to mis-
lead the reporters, then the public should
know that if we make wrong statements,
it is not our fault in every instance. The
Bulletin recently contained an item about
a married lady clipping with her cook and
taking forty thousand dollars with her.
which. We are informed Wa. entirely false.
The statement was made III the >upcrin
,cndcntS Office by policeman. 1t Is diff
cult 20 understand where the laugh comes
in. for when reporters arr willtuily mis-
informed or mi.ieh 81 also is the pnblic.
The police should iind -utticicn r'.al work
to employ their minds and hands. md ia-t
here we advise all members of the force II
remember that press reporters ave direct
representatives of the public.
BOARD OF POLICE CoNW>~l">EE>.-