New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-09
of the wounds on his body: He was knocked
down by passing car.

down by passing car.
The river rose six inches last evening,
and is now eleven feet five inches below
high water mark of 1862.
CRIMINAL COURTROOM Davis, arrested
for larceny, was sentenced to one day IN
the Parish Prison.
In the case of Philip Ray, charged with
assault and battery. the jury did not
agree.
William Bowler, alias White. alias Jones,
charged with obtaining money under 1aise
pretenses, pleaded not guilty, and was re-
manded tojail
Harry johnson, charged with assault and
battery, was convicted
The bond of George White, charged with
larceny. was forfeited. A. Durel, No. %
Basin street, bondsman for $500.
Jack Green, charged with assault Win
dangerous weapon on John Jackson, was
convicted, and sentenced to one day IN inc
Parish Prison, on the recommendation OF
the jury.
The case of Daniel Williams, charged
with assaulting a girl eleven years old with
intent to commit rape, was continued,
Peter Connolly pleaded guilty to larceny
and was remanded.
James Harris pleaded guilty to larceny,
and was remanded for sentence.
Thomas Hartney pleaded guilty to hav
ing carried concealed weapon, and was
sentenced to pay s25, or go to jail for one
day.
The charges of assault against Robert
Anderson, assault and battery against
Thornton Wenden, and larceny against
Harry johnson, were disposed OF by a
a,olle prosequi entered by the District At
torney.
The case of Josephine Ray and two OF
her assistants. Belle Lee and Clara Mitchell,
charged with feloniously entering the house
of Fanny Hinckley, and stealing goods val
I'D at 5000. was tried, and no verdict rem
dered at last accounts.
TRASsFERRED.-An order was yesterday
issued from the Criminal Court, directing
Recorder Houghton to at once forward to
that tribunal the papers in the case OF
Henry Petrie, who stands charged with
having feloniously entered the dwelling OF
DR.. Chopin The order was instantly com
piled with.
CONSTANT observation-disclosures Malloy,
No. IS Gaiennie street, makes complaint that
his neighbor, Jane Robertson is constant
disturber of the peace, which evidently
contains a long if not interesting history
The constant" was told to appear before
Recorder Houghton on the fourteenth In
slant. when her bad conduct will be made
apparent or disproved
MALIcIoUs-A Gatfney, No. ii Con
stance street, goes down to the Criminal
Court to answer tor mahcionsly breaking
one side of Mr.. Tyrrelrs house and then
| trespassing on the premises.
A WIFE-BEATER IN TROCBLE-A Na',
| Shoots at His VIE and Hounds HIS Step
| son-About nine o'clock last night. Patrick
| RYAN whose wife keeps a small grocery al
| the corner of St. Jane and Poydras streets
| being IN an ill-humor. attempted to beat his
wife. and succeeded in battering her ovel
| her head with a revolver, intlicting seTera
| slight wounds. but as she is rather strong
she resisted him quite successfully.
He then drew his revolver and shot a
! her two or three times. Mrs. Ryans son
John Dennison, b. her first husband. OF
hearing the noise, jumped on. of bed AM
ran between them. The second shot strucl
him. entering the abdomen, below the ma
vel, intiicting what will probably prove ;
death wound. Little John is about tie,
wears Old. and seems an intelligent boy
Sergeant Tankirk sent him to the Chart.
Hospital.
The brutal father was arrested. and tn
wife, at midnight. appeared in the station
house, and made charge against him. Il
is a teamster for Messrs. Lewis & Co., suga
refners He had been home most of til
evening. and acted badly toward all in tn
| house Had not some of the neighbors IL
terfercd he would, perhaps, have shot HI
| wife