New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-30

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An Ax.--Oas ths ninth Of Tie present
month William johnson, on Chippewa
street, in : ct 81 anger chopped John Carter
with n AZ, wounding him badly. Evidence
was procured to beck the assertion, on
which Recorder Houghton sent the accused
to interview ajury. aass s. w
The MURDERED W0MAN-Evidessce IN TIE
Case.-We have already reported the death
of Henrietta Hughes, found dead 1T No sae
ITALIA street early On tho morning Of the
twenty seventh instant lives pretty we'll
understood TINT death was csused BY in
juries given BY an unknown person. Coro-
ner creagh yesterday succeeded in obtain
ing the following testimony:
Sarah Williams, sworn-I know Maior'
Robinson, the accused. and Henrietta
Hu9hes. the deceased; about month ago
saw the accused. best her with hoop pole;
he struck her across the back . good many
timee: she was sick and l went to him for
some money to get some medicine; he would
not rive her any; he had NO feeling for her
no more than dog; he said NO, and that sho
might die for all he cared; then asked him
to carry her home, but be would not do it;
she called another man out of coffee
house and he came ont to carry her home;
and 20 to the. DEVIL" be then came Ut her
g. beat her with barrel hoop; the man
then carried her home; I had seen Robinson
frequently beat her before; he never wanted
her to 70 to balls and parties. but she would
Rose Philips, sworn-I live at the corner
of Euphrosipe and Magazine streets; l
know the deceased and the accused, and
knew them to be living together, but never
saw him beat her; the woman complained
OF disease Of the womb and was attended
Fanny Jones, sworn-An know shout It
il that Saturday night before last this girl,
Henrietta, was lying there groaning, moan.
ing and screaming; she was lying In bed
in the next room to me; she called me in TO
turn her over, and told her wasn't able
otmn her over, aad she begged this man
Major to turn her over; the major ie her
husband; 10 did il; he said there's nothing
the natter, iust the DEVILS in her; shes
ing ON. her; says sho to me, don't think
would hsve been % bod Of, but he kicked,
me in tho small Of my bsok; she told me he
wouldn't wait ON her; he said be did, and
sho called him . liar: he slapped hor jaws;
that was the first lick I ever cav him give
her. M stf g i-4.s haA
The jury returned b verdict that the de-
ceased came to death from injuries received
from one Major Robinson, still At large. 9
FIRE YESTERDAY HORHUG.-About two
o'clock fro was discovered in 0ne-st0ry
frame building at the coner Of Canal and
Front streets, occupied - : restaurant BY
Mr.. Remand. The flames extended to An
adjoining one-stsry frsme building ON Canal
street, betweenIFront and Wells streets, and
to the side show an the opposite side. The
first was occupied as an oyster saloon by
Mr.. Miguel, and ~ cigar store by Mr..
Prados. The two buildings were destroyed,
and the side-ehow greatly damaged, but the
animals were saved. The cigar store was
insured for $1,000.
HAWKINS SALOON ENTERED AND ROBBED.
Some time during Tuesday night the coffee
house of Johnny Hawkins, at the corner Of
Common street and Theatre alley, was en-
tered by burglars from the rear Of the
premises and the money drawer robbed Of
about three hundred dollars in currency.
An attempt was made to break open the
ron safe, but the burglars failed in their
object. Some silver-plated ware was broken,
with the purpose of ascertaining
4 it was made of genuine material.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-In the case of Pierre
Berlin, Jean Capdeville, James Sayres and
E. B. Malone, convicted of the burglary
committed at the house of j. Segassie, on
notion of Mr.. James C. Walker it was or
lered that the Attorney General show
cause, ON Saturday, the first Of April, why
new trial should not be granted in this case
or grounds ON file.
District Attorney Gutenberg fled q charge
# carrying concealed weapon against
samuel Warren, alias Leroy, who, on the
lay before, was acquitted of larceny.
The Grand Jury reported, in the case Of
John G. Kiehl, driver Of car No. IA,
,harged with murder in running over and
Filling the child Of Mr.. Giraud, ON Rampant
treet, ON the fifth Of March, not true bill.
In the case Of the two employees of the
railroad, Jacob Kimmish and
Edward Shedwick, an order was issued to
Leelerc to file all papers, records
md order of commitment in this case. The
'arties are charged with granddaughter in
unning over and killing one Felix Vigneaud
With hand-car on Sunday, nineteenth
Instant, on Elysian Fields street.
In the case Of E. Laville, charged with
tealing several tons of iron, bail was fixed
t $500. f's ha
The case Of NJ. Lafourche, charged with
ssault with dangerous weapon, was con-
inued indefinitely; also, the charge of
ssault and battery against Robert Bundy.
The case of Charles Marshall and Philip
)ster 1.-THE latter . witness for defense in
he Rochereau easel, charged with burglary
md larceny, was continued until the sixth
# April. -e,
James Mitchell, charged with beating his
'hild numerically, was convicted, but rec
to the mercy Of the court.
Henry Crutchfeld, arged with burglary
md larceny on the twenty-frst January, at
he house of Mr.. C.. NJ. Soria, was found
yuilty. 81 sz
In the case Of D. F. Leschinsky, charged
Nth murder, the Attorney General con-
ented to have the case continued.
The case Of Joseph Vaudeville, charged
With entering the house of Captain George
+ Gain and atea1inp t'herefrom al,o,,< AI000