New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-26

L. 4. Wilt, Charles Fstzepgiter. 3. NJ. Urn
bul! and Rober: Brewster. of the aew,y
elected administration. qualified themselves
in size Second District Court yesterday tor
the offices 20 which they have been declared
elected SO far as gi.ing bonds IS concerned
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| NOE2: Mol. IKos.-Sevegai noc" cases
were disposed OF ~ a ',9l5s pr.oseql.i IL Che
First District Court yesterday. The public
hope that they viii nor he acquired % sub.
init to this species Of discharge .: criminals
many days Ionger-tha: this failing W.: 20:
! be one Of McPheln's.
Our reporter was glad 30 see OF :he
streets yesterday john Kennedy. second as
sistant Of Perseverance Engine Co. Nc. !3.
vino was seriously injured a. the fire on tue
!eyee on the nineteenth instant. wien ais
engine unfortunately went into She :iver.
In % few days ne vii. have fully recovered
from his injuries and be rough and seat.y
for duty like the rest Of che boys.
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BASE BALH.--Arliagto,: as P.Jtcnn.-The
| Arlinglons played their fGs' game This sea
| son with The Pelicans. Tie &rling,ous Sc
cured a well earned victory, playing an
| up hill" game up 20 the eighth inning.
being short the services o. :,!tc.eg and :ys.
baseman. Score--lI 20 II.
The Arlingtons play tie CEescents Hexs
Sunday at the corner 0! Louisiana avenue
and Dryades street.
OUyEAGEoUS-Abo one o'clock yos2ey.
day two men. one Of them named Wi!liai..
! Randolph. were employed by Mrs. Hi. No.
! BOG Baronne street. 20 LAY some carpets.
Willie they were II the house tie lady
| missed revolver, and :Ipon jnterrCgatlny
| the parties, she was grossly abused aaG IL
suited by the men. one c! Them drawing
upon her the identical weapon. They :len
went out on the styaeF. where the party
with the pisto: was oiisa.ued by pas,in,
citizen. who returned the weapon % 2:.e
lady. Before the police could reach 80
spo: the parties made tAe!v escape. .ea":"s
their tools il the house.
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C0ILIsIoN.---About one O'Clock yesterday
the steamer Southwestern, while making 4
landing az post 80. q. First District. ran
into coal barge beio- giny 70 W. 6. Co-le
4 Co, causing considerable damage. YAe
barge beginning 90 s!nk. Il" :o"toats
Nellie and Ella Woods were called upon %
pump out the water. and il Is expected
they will save her from sinking.
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EIRE.~A supposed .ncend.ary Ere *:
cured about eleven o'clock yesterday il
~, &c
and occupied by Fred Wichman. OF Ps.v-
tania. between Marcngo and Constantine
pie streets, in the Sixth District. The :i:e
was uxtinguishcd, however, witl q loss o:
only some so, fully covered by insurance
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MYSTERIOUS MURDER USRAVErrD. -
III. slf,urdelcrS IN Ct.s:ody.-Yesterday a;
noon. Captain Malone. Of she detective
corps, arrested Francis Martini. alias Si!r!o
de Antonio, and Dido 3aptis:e. alias Cam.
lilo Catello, for the murder, at the lake last
August. Of young FTsnchman. known as
Antonio Carafa. This aires! is the result
o. skillfully worked Up case BY the police
detectives.
i appears that the Two accused mad" 'A's
acruain,aflce Of the young man, who is lie.
scribel as good looking. about !wenty-.ot::
wears of age. and :: stranger II the ety. II
3 concert saloon il ?his city, Martin! zoo"
the young man to Iii. boarding house, cor
ner Of Julia and Baronne streets. !urnlsA""
him with good clothing, and. representing
himself as the uncle of che young man, took
him CT the twentieth OF June last . .le
~ 7 Va -z,,a ~. %
Company, No. II Carondelet street. wh"E"
his life was insured by the general
agent. Mr.. J. G. Shi!ier. il she sum
OF 5000. il favor .: Martini. \
few days later, she same process was
rpDeated az The office 81 'he 81. Louis Mutual
Life Insurance Company. on Caronde.et
street, with the agent. NJ. Harmon vo&ne.
Martini and Cabelia then made arrange
ments to get the young man ont OF the way
ana Sunday, August II. was Tie day :5Ee"
far +be murder. He was 20 be drowned a.
the old lake. Martini was 20 bring Cana1e:
there, and Caball0 ~az q i" the '"o!H.
Caballo arrived on She spot 700 la'e. and
meeting Martini there was informed oy him
that it was all gisL.-o-:l&: IL ~" 'aof!" :.l'
deed himself.
On the same Dag re?og: '~as made g ne
Superintendent OF Police that The s.otAin:
Of some person had been found n one o.
tbe lighthouses, and il was supposed ~
owner had been accidentally drowned. 1Ie
next morning the body was found, the necis
being greatly discolored. Martini claimed
the BODY and had It buried in rough pine
coffin il the Louisa street cemetery. in-A-@-
diately thereafter he claimed the amoua' q
the insurance at the st-ce . both con-
panies.
M. ShipIey, procuring an order from. 'he
Board Of Health, had the body eEArneto
and examined, but decomposition had made
such progress as to prevent any satisfactory
conclusions as to the cause o. death being
arrived at.
Tbe matter was then placed in the ha.as
Of the police, who, following the matter Up
from a triffng clue, finally unraveIed the
whole mystery, obtaining such evidence as
to establish the guilt Of the parties beyond
a doubt.
TneP parties will be this morning ar'afsns1