New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-30


and Mccartney yesterday morning arrested
Patrick Fieny or Finley. charged with hav-
ing killed James Coulon, on the sixth OF
December, at Webb station, on the railroad.
near Mobile. A brother of the deceased
made an affidavit before Recorder HOugh-
ton, and to-day there will be a preliminary
examination.
CRIMINAL CoURI.-The following named
persons arrived in charge of tie deputy
sheriffs, and, considering the cold day, pre-
sented the District Attorney each with
plea of guilty:
Washington Banks. charged with stealing
some tools from Mr.. Frank kirch ke-
manded for sentence.
Henry Giles, charged with stealing three
looking glasses, valued at SD, from NJ.
Clogher. Remanded for sentence.
Charley Harrison, charged with stealing
Sill - from Mrs. Jane Carlen. Remarked
for sentence.
Charles Patterson, charged with stealing
a pair of pantaloons from W. Chase. Re
manded for sentence.
Owen Carpenter. charged with stealing
some clothing valued at 81, and SlE, from
C. +. Guion. Remanded for sentence.
Thomas Smith. alias McElroy, charged
with carrying a concealed weapon Re
manded for sentence
James Bearer. charged with ass aulting
Michael Conran. demanded for sentence.
Louis Faust, charged with assaulting
John Cord. Released on bonds to await
sentence.
Thomas Robinson. charged with assault
ing Henry Campbell. Released on bonds to
await sentence.
The following accused were arraigned
and pleaded not guilty: Charles Tapin. OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses, re-
leased on bail; David Kinny, assault with a
dangerous weapon. released on bail.
Thomas Broselle. alias Thomas Brouse,
charged with false imprisonment. was re-
leased on bail.
James Murray, charged with stealth. a
hat valued at two dollars from Bridget
Harizac. was convicted.
John Smith will now he out of the way OF
harm for the space of eight months, lie hav-
ing received sentence to the Pcnitentiary
having pleaded guilty to stealing two coats
from E. D. White.
Henry jenkins got six months Peniten-
tiary for stealing clothing from Mr.. Gar
linsky.
James Robertson. convicted of assault
and battery, two months Parish Prison
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A dead infant was found on the ban
1uette of Sixth street, between Howard
and Freret. by Corporal Hereford. His
efforts to obtain information about the
mother resulted in nothing. The body was
! buried in the Locust cemetery, after an
inquest had been held.
| STEALING notwithstanding evening
| $500 worth of jewelry was stolen from
! Murphy's Hotel by as is supposed. Matilda
Thomas, a servant. Detective Donovan
would have caught the woman had a com
] plant been made in time. She left for Mo
bile by rail Sunday evening.
Thomas Dempsey last evening fell Oft his
wagon near the corner of Prytania and
Terpsichore. streets. His right leg was
broken below the knee. He was sent to his
home on Second street.
LAUDANU MICIDE.-Anna Newton, only
twenty seven years old, perhaps very
anxious to become an angel. took dose of
laudanum, intending to shuttle off her
mortal coil at No 81; Basin street. Some
thing was wrong in her stomach, as the
poison would not take effect. She was sent
to her home on Melpomene street, sick nigh
unto death
A BROKEN LEG.-A man named Nantouse.
while driving butcher cart past the corner
of Delery and Levee streets Sunday morn