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

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out and gut into = cab, aud Wero driven
down r. thu. p@nee WHARF ny beothee sves;
found him lying e1, the bSnquette; altar
lo0kinG At him for : few minutes / vent for
the. Coroner; when M, Bundy and my
eeH were coming 4ornin the cab inferred
had been foul!y dealt with; he seemed to be
N his ordinary frame of mipd; Mr..
bundy and my brether seemed to he
intimate friends I have heard nv
brother give him gsed advioe; have heard
that my brother visited Mr.. Bundy's house,
but don't know 90 Of my own knowledge;
about two months ago I heard my brother
say ne Vas followed ~ two perties; think
ON his person Saturdaynight; l mover heard
Of brother being subject 10 fits; be wss in
excellent health and spirits Saturday; Raw
him last at ten minutes pest three SAtsIr-
day; i never heard Of his having serious
quarrel with any one; his family u up n
the jackson railroad; hin wife ia in delicsee
health, and compelled to remain away from
the city; he was in the habit Of carrying
big leather pOcket-book, which was mot
found; be had it Saturday morning. "a + s.
Eugene Y. Abarra. sworn, said-I knew
Mr.. Chandler for nearly four years. i send
him dinner and breakfast every day; he
visited Mrs. Bundy often; they went ont
to take o walk every Sunday; khave' seen
them come back ut halfpsst eleven; the
three were in the house together; live
next door to Mrs. Bundy, mp stsirs; leave
and don't come home until hnlf.paat seven
in the evening; never heard Ut any quarrel
between Mr.. Bundy and Mr.. Chandler;
had few words with Mrs. Bundy about y
valentine he put under my dOur; my hl,s-
band formerly worked for Mr.. Chandler,
but he brOke his left arm. sa As& -.
The jury adjourned unit: to-day. q
Special Officer Dipert yesterday. arrested
John e. Bandy, and made an affidavit
charging him with having murdered Ar.
Chandler faraa't' ,.e' f.'
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Ed Malone, one of the convicted burg
lars, was soldier in Captain Badgers COM
pany during the late war.
! Hon. John Morrissey was to arrive here
last night, and . number Of his admirers in
tended to meet him at the railroad depot.
He visits our city for pleasure. s
Celestine vauber, the damsel who lays
strong claims to the vacant situation of
Queen Of Spain, was yesterday sent to the
Workhouse, whore she will reign for the
space of one moon. 49, $50. az
During the sudden and violent storm
early Sunday morning tho residence Of Mr..
Webert, valette street, was struck by
lightning A chimney was shocked into
the shape Of q corkscrew, and the madame
was pretty well frightened.
Several gentlemen did not 90 fishing SUM-
day morning, the rain interrupting their
pastime. -. ,.,e.,l {tn..,s
FUGITIVE FROM JUsrICE.-Mike Dough
erty, who killed colored man at Brashear
City on the seventh of January last, and
from which proceeded the riot there, has
been arrested at st. Louis, Missouri, by
McDcnough, Chief of Police. under instruc-
tions from w. B. Merchant, Esq, Mayor Of
Brashear City, and is held awaiting requisi-
ton, which, we are informed by Mr.. Aer-
chant, has been placed in the hands Of
Colonel A.. G. Badger, Superintendent of
Police in thiscity. -
OFFICIAL MORfUARr REPORT.-Dr. 3. c.
Russell, Secretary of the Board of Health, re-
ports that the whole number of deaths in
this city for the week ending Sunday evening,
at six O'Clock, was .l03. One died Of apo
plexy, burns, I cancer, cholera infantum,
congestion Of brain, congestion of lungs,
Is consumption, 3 infantile convulsions, l
diarrhea, 2 chronic diarrhea, 2 dropsy, 2
drowned, 8 dysentery, 3 chronic dysentery.
disease of brain. epilepsy, | congestive
fever, 2 typhoid fever, fracture of skull, 2
heart disease, 1 Inflammation of bladder, 2
inflammation of bowels, infantiside, in
ternal injuries, l lockjaw, l old age, pa
ralysis, 10 pneumonia, 2 premature birth, l
softening of brain, 6 stillborn. Seventeen
were inferred from public institutions and
twenty on certificates of cOroners.
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HARD AZ BRICK.-AbOut halfpast five
O'Clock Sunday afternoon difficulty &C.
CURED ON Basin street. First District, be-
tween q woman named Anne Wall and q
man. named John Griffin, during which
Griffin struck Anne in the head with q
brick, cutting and wounding her. In the
opinion Of the physicians who attended her
1T the hospital. the wound is dangerous
one. Griffin is arrested. He is the came
man who, two or three years ago, killed ex-
Officer Stapleton at the corner Of Gravier
and Basin streets.
SERIOUS ACcIDENr.-On Saturday the son
Of Mr.. d. r. Powell, Of St. Louis, at present
stopping at the st. Charles Hotel, met with
an accident which came near costing him
his life. The child, who is about eight years
old, while indulging in the dangerous
amusement of sliding down the balustrade
Of stairway, fell, head foremost. to the
floor. a distance of about nine feet. fractur-
ing his skull. Strong hopes, however, are
entertained of his recovery by bis attending
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