New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-28

Farmer and Ann McGlOin. charged with
the murder of Peter McGloin, on the fifth
OF December last, were arraigned and
pleaded not guilty. Two were released on
their bonds, Ann McGloin $4,000, Barney
Duffy $4,000, and Farmer remanded to
Jail.
Cabe Collins, charged with assault and
battery, was arraigned and pleaded not
guilty.
Wilson Lee pleaded not guilty to the
charge of wounding less than mayhem.
Henry j. Stevens, charged with assault
and battery, was acquitted.
The case of Joel E Cannon, who shot
and killed Martin Busch. a gas6tter, on
Rampant street, on Christmas day, 1871,
and who is indicted for manslaught ter, was
called up. The case was continued until
the arrival of the District Attorney, to con-
slider a motion on the part Of the defense to
continue the trial until May.
The case of the State VS.. Louis NJ afo was
called up. Mafo is charged with having
run over and killed, in February last, at the
corner of Tchoupitoulas street and Peters
avenue, little child, Mary Burke, and in
dicted for manslaughter Counsel for de-
Tense being absent on an examination in a
murder case in the sixth recorders court
this case was also continued.
The District Attorney having arriv ed, the
case of the State VS.. Cannon was continued
until April 25, and the accused released on
$500 bond.
Richard Williams was convicted of steal
ing some hides. His hide was removed to
the Parish Prison to await sentence.
John Armand, bond jumper, arrested
by the police, was delivered up to the court.
FOURTEENTH WARD REBUBLICANs.-At a
recent meeting Of the Fourteenth Ward
Radical Republican Club the follow ing pre-
amble and resolutions were unanmo usly
adopted:
WHEREAS. The term of Office of the
present Recorder of this district will soon
expire: and whereas, the present incumbent,
Hon. Benjamin Campbell, has given entire
satisfaction to our citizens during his Occu-
patton of said office: therefore, be it
Resolred, That we, the members of the
Fourteenth Ward Radical Republican Club,
do hereby heartily indorse the past record
of our honorable and worthy Recorder, and
would earnestly and urgently petition the
honorable Mayor and Administrators of the
! city to rcappoint him to the said position,
| which he SO eminently and satisfactorily
fills at present.
Resolced, That a committee of three mem
bers OF this club, with the president added,
he appointed by the chair to wait upon the
honorable Mayor and Administrators and
present them with these resolutions. and
the same be published in the New Orleans
REPUBLICAN,.
In the Fifth District Court Mrs. vii
helmina Kaiser has brought suit for twelve
thousand and odd dollars against John
Steib, Peter Kaiser and Joseph Kre1 ger, as
matter of damages for the refusal of the
defendants to respect and obey writ OF
Injunction issued by the Eighth District
Court, connected with the Magazine street
railroad litigation.
WOULDN'T TAKE lT.-Last evening Ernest
Rutter, German baker, was arrested in
the first precinct for good old drunk
About nine o'clock one of his friends OBJ
tanned his release, and signed bond for
his appearance to day. When about to
leave the station, Ernest considered that he
had been greatly wronged somehow, but
was not positive in his ideas. He was bound
to have recompense or revenge before leav
ing. As he failed to find satisfaction, he
sought direful revenge by insisting that he
be locked up again. He was accommo-
dated, and when midnight came, was sleep
ing as sound as an innocent babe, enjoying
his sweet revenge.