New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-05

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Mr.. Kittcric'i, the Chinese intelligence
man. appeared in court, drubly armed with
learned counsel. and moved that his SEN
fence should he postponed. az they had
something TO prove TO mitigate sentence.
So had Mary Campbell, VII" was also
guilty of assault and battery. an! both
sentences We're postponed.
Prosper Ca,nan@e. convicted % car ing
concealed wcanons. had a ioJ % witnesses 10
prove lis character. Their. are tive heavy
charges against III" accused. one witt. beng
engaged in the GENTLY road horse stealth.
case, and also in lie %arro,ins Q: NJ. Der
trand Barras. who WAS robbed o! > $40 on
tie tuenty-tt:h o.. August. 1910. Wh'it
goin" I, his butcher sto.r AZ about -four
o'clock A. NJ. 1T the CO. yer Of :'alnhy.a and
Mir" streets. The accused Wis @ent"hc'' %
pay fine OF 50. or i" lInuri""ncd "ht
month in The Parish PRISON.
William King. who lad been c"nv!"ied ii
cutting and woUntling :trHrv briggs on the
eighteenth nj December. $50. "as sent u
the Prnitcntiarv for ":' year.
Charles Ross, convicted OF carry.u. con
ccaled wcapon. and also OF assault with a
dangerous weapon. was ''H:'nc@d ~ three
months Parish Prison ~ each ease.
4 rcuuisi:ion tro,n tie Gov"rn"" Of Mis-
siSSippi took away ". =. IempAiil 20 Jack
SON The prisoner X accused VI arson and
attcmptin. to Hi. Spccia, O.icer :c""...
arrested him on tl.c street Er;da..
pEgJur. C\sE.-Sa,aucl Cohen. the man
who was on the jury that tried the men
charged with countertei,in. State coupons.
was yesterday examined before the Sec"n"
District Recorder for perjury, III swearing
in the Criminal Court that he knew nothing
Of the accused or the ease on trial. S'TeI!
well known gentlemen yesterday testified
that he held communication with two OF the
accused, F.Ilk and Isaac. while they wrr" IN
the Parish Prison. and was apparently well
acquainted with them. and made an effort
to sign bonds for then, previous TO the trial
The Recorder reserved his opinion HnJ' u"
morrow.
err U,. TURo Carroll room
ket streets, las: evening "a: his throat al
most from ear 20 ear XII! I. razor. The
wound is ~ Yer: .ar,c" HI, J: s"e'Es .mpo-
sibe for Kim I" rru:.'. he ..us: :. M
known.
MUTUAL l'EOrIcIiu: ASSOCIATION "'
LoulSi,>i.--.h!s org niZ:.t:on hcl" :: meet:
inc l;.-, "vern. a seven O'clock. - The
hall over l!av ilin.' ..'"or. Til" chair Wa
occupied Icy NJ. .o,: .i.,n!:. ;.n'! C"'c:,.'
+. Dnmnn..;I 20 ed - -. -etss:;'.
\ resolution vs. r"-'''! 10 :"rr' IL" '..'
eut organization int" :: chartered !. -''',-
.iou. in accordance. H'.!. ~. ...~> ~: i"n.-
lana.
The Chair appointed. ~ ...":l..''e" -
obtain legal aid III drawn. - ~ :.;:e".
the foll"win. gentlemen:
IIessrs Hawkins. Sch!:c.e". !'.M.".
Lardner. Monroe. Perry ana walker.
The committee w-I. T"u.u'ste" - nee: 20
day. AT twelve o'clock. Il: .he same place, :"
carry on. Tie object - th"!: appointment.
\ resolution W. p.sSs,: :" assess zach
member OF III" association II III" SUM al
ST. to dctrav n. ..:r..... expenses "i IL"
association.
The meeting 'iI"n - OF. .. ~ :"
call
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the charge OF having ~: ;.iIh probably :n"r-
tally wounded Thomas H.|n:" ha- earned
a considerable reputation i"r :iocHc" IN III.
past. He has been a...-.ci Yer '.i..r
crimes reaching inHr,... =. n" c!.ln1S y. .'nt
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