New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-23

Soules vs. steamer ahlequah.-Default
final. Libelant RECEIVERS from the steam
boat 1888 20.
United States Circuit Court.
jules Brette has brought bill in chan
Gerry, praying for an Injunction against the
city and the Savings Bank on grounds sim
liar to the same order of suit by Charles
Julian and George McCloskey, being claims
| tor certificates of indebtedness.
| w. I. Kellogg vs., II. G. Warmoth ct ais
| The following entry is made upon the
minutes in this cause: This cause was
| called on the rule for contempt and the rule
tor Injunction, when upon the application
of j. r. Beckwith, solicitor of the com
| plalnant, with the consent of the counsel
| for defendants, it is ordered that both may
| be continued until Monday, the twenty-ffth
| instant, at Ii A. NJ.
! The following answers were filed in the
case by the defendant yesterday:
Now comes Henry G. Warm0th and for
answer to the interrogatories propoundeG to
him in the matter the order Of this honorable
court, requiring him to show cause WHY he
| should not be punished for contempt Of the
authority of this honorable court says:
| TO the first i1terrogatory-He was served
| with copy OF the restraining order grant
| ed IN the cause on the sixteenth OF Noveno
| Der, 1872, between and 7. NJ
| To the ecoond interrogatory. "Had you
any knowledge of the existence of the re-
| strainlng order before served with it," ao
| answers no.
10 the third interrogatory, "'Had you
| any certificate OF election when you first
knew Of the existence of the order. and
have you received such documents sinoe,'
he answers yes
To the fourth interrogatory, "Whether
any person besides Lynch ct ais. have had
| access to any election documents since the
7 service Of the order" he answers no. except
as hereinafter mentioned.
To the fifth interC0gatory, "'Wnetheg true
| that he had allowed documents and state
ments to remain in possession of clerks.
etc" he answers noo except as hereinafter
mentioned.
TO the sixth interrogatory. "fs it roe true
you stated you would pay as little heed to
restraining order as so uucA waste paper ]"
he answers no.
To the seventh fnterrogatopy. ais 1t not
true you have announced your intention OF
disobeying the Order?' he answers no.
To the eighth. ''I4 it not true chat v0,5
have opened sealed documents relating 10
the election since the ser!iGe Of the 0rdeS e.
he answers no.
To the ninth, els is nor true that SOU
have advised clerks the restraining order
did not apply to them, and have permitted
the custody OF papers since G. etc, lie ssl:-
s"erS no.
10 the tenth. "la it not true that yoU
have issued commissions to those who were
candidates since the service OF the order5'
he answers: As Governor of the State Of
Louisiana | issued commissions to the iol
lowing candidates for office at the election
held fourth OF November, 1872.
William ?. Harper civil sheriff Of the |
parish of Orleans, on the sixteenth instant. !
at about 8 P &f.
Al
On the twentieth instant, aS a00uG ~ Z. |
h:' no issued ss iIoVefnoE Aforesaid com |
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1ADei1, JouSe " tlle SiISt A'ls'!1o9
OouiG iQr S4S pstLl5n VI UIlttenS' -
g.. D. 80 $50, JnH4o Qi Sile oetoh" ''5'F!cS
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III O,Rtien, clefk Of +h4 Sixth Hjarri,s
Cnnrt for the narish of Orleans.
John McPbeiin. district attorney for the
parish of Orleans. and other clerks Of
courts for the na,gsh of Orleans
To the eleventh iDterroqatory. "'Hs II nor
trne that YOU have issued 4 commission 70
some uergon "a sheriff of the nar;sh ~ thi4
ia ar,svyere6 in the forpgoin-
anawers:
ry-to ,,-on. sr.,,,,. -.
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SCI 1b; '"o W 40 QUO 0a9
to his answers Of the fonrth and fftb inter.
ropatories. eavs that nrior to any knowf4dre
m Ill. mart If thn xeatrai,,inT Drda, els
reanondfnt az Gnyornov Ilf %ba Sfstn b.9
recpivaa onenad and anhrnirtnd N Aha Ioe,a1
rotr7rnine, 6f4icars fop sold SIact;nrs 10 81.
yacr W5aTton = II Ha+cb ana DTront
DaPonte in coninpcfion With $his rcar,on1.
3nt, the returns or statements 0f election
received from many parishes in the State,
md the same we're In process OF axalniRa- {
ion by plerks employed with the view to 4
,abnlation; $bae RftGp he was served With
his restraining oydeg he remained perfectly |
passive
He il info+meS ana hefieven sai9 Sierra t
uenf IN With tha work of tahniat;on hnf
s-i+bon+ on1y 5irocfior from, +bis rasnon3o,t
n 0rder to hava the returns roadv fer ami
.,;ssiar =, o,d avar,;nation ~ +oZ1a,
no 1egitirnate retnrninr officers of election I :
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