New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-23

Administrators DTe"sLtS "eu1o |AA0 I" n'9+
4.om him.
Captain I. Malone. chief of Metropolitan |
detectives. has been sick tor over two ,
weeks, and his condition has been such as D.!
to excite alarm: but last evening he mended. !
and will possibly be at his desk again in "a
short timeo Ills disease is chillH and f6vero !
we can not afford To lose men like the cape
tain, whose ability and integrity are beyond
question:
INrANr CRUsHED.-Betweeu eleven and
twelve o'clock yesterday car No. 53, Clai.
borne and Canal streets line. driven by }.
NJ. Dances, ran over an infant child OF
Henry Drew at the corner of Columbus
and Claiborne streets, crushing the life out
of the little girl almost instantly. Dances
was arrested and held to await the result
of an investigation.
Two KINDS OF HAVANA LOTTERY TICK.
ETs-It is now officially announced that
counterfeit Havana lottery tickets are sold
in New Orleans. This Is nothing new TO
some people as spurious tickets have been
printed in this city for years. We saw
Them before the war. during the strife and
since the unpeasantness. Not mora fhan
six months ago our reporter was shown a
handful OF the bogus. all printed within
less than hundred miles OF the Parish
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appear in the lisJ OF drawings are about as
distant as are the chance. of some men To
smuggle themselves into heaven 4he
spurious tickets are SO unlike the genuine
that persons who are familiar with the
good tickets find no trouble in pointing out
the defects. Without doubt most of the
tickets hawked about the streets by sly
looking men are imita tiOns.
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Corr ITEM.-TWO suits have been en-.
tered in the Fourth District Court against
Marshal Packard and suretles for an al.
legged illegal seizure. The defendants will
have no reason for alarm until deposit for
costs il made with the clerk, prerequisite
which the plaintiffs have neglected.
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METROPOLITAN MILITIA RETCRNED.-Ihe
mlitamen who were ordered to Amlte 10
Guel! a threatened disturbance returned
homs yesterday morning. n0ue the worse
Tor an excursion. On arriving at Amlte
their presence alone had the effect 10 quel
all ri0.ous spirits. Colonel Flanagan found
three men at the courthouse who were
armed: they were placed under arrest and
their arms taken from them. anG released
on parole TO report in the morning 1hey
complied with their parole. and as there
seemed nothing very definite agalns; them
they were told to 60 home. The Metropoli'
tans enioyed the trip. making the duty
something like d pleasure excursion, when
not in ranks |: was evident their excel
lent cOnduc! and so!d!eTly bearing A'o
good effect.
,,,.n,,,;,, Maniac ,iybt y
80 h'.-d that an,.reI The bedroom of
Et.; ~ 4. Tbon,asson in the 81. Jaures
Hotel, by going through the transom.
When inside the fa-cal stole the captains
fine gold watch and II pocketbook: Taxing
these things, III" fellow let himself out by
Inv, .l'oen iuS ''t. =: ~ Taa,fS5- ,nd M.
D-as Ih s'.e 'm' stnra ON !,
OWNER se'S Rro". otol. "" -.
S,,,v,scJ, Y.lIaden j, in prison.
cAals WIN ~ 90 I@s N.rtin teenpr
complainant otihS ona y. Nar - Msrtat
Oh phI ~ .'9 .I +w,ant1.+hrep "a
VINO s'1,e7 tn"o "o ,,,,,d ma in denial.
"o''' .
D,rrar,i.s and new Irish potatoe5 are
borp
The Omaha Bee buzzes about Cahada
Bill and the game ol thrte cdtu iiIon..i a.:
reporter III MS account SIlnSi"S ~ :.
ties fer permitting sucn EascdlJ erIoh' "
be played Oh greedy greenhorns: lhao pa
per states that no other Guy III Ihe country
can produce more bad games anu 4hole
squealers than onaha'
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ACCIDENTALLY DhONHED' '"t0i' Inv
Steinnage. seventeen wears of age accl'
denta.ly tell int" the Ola BASIN. at the hedu
of st. Claude street. Whlle a~hihg !g'lGi
DAY altetho"u' Ah" Was 10y - ~, ~.
D-Opr!atc verdict rendered.
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Coal Oh. Mr.. Ii. ii. LOOT WHO iun'
grocery store at she corner 81 lefpSicnofo
and Franklin streets. uhdeEtoGh 10 III a
lighted rOal all lamp !aSI hlSh', anu u
hurst. Damag" to the extent OF 80 was
done - the s;oCk .! re dGclueh'' ~"
alarm was sent III. .Nei.hoo'S eA''"
guished the flames.
FE'.OSiOC- ENrhRiN".-Au nhAHoT ~
thief entered the premises VI M - ~
Palmer, NO. "2i D'tIoh -, 10 ~ -
evening. and He'd when hnolns thdI uo T Iia
discovered ~ the occupants th"AtH- 49,,
escape CO " 'ac"Son street ''''
nothing 10. - Hodo'''
LEGAL I >A.iui'l -Dne "t CIR exchanges
has found occasion TOY a ming az 'he phr %
Louisiana IN rr action OF the Oa's Oh ph'"
and Aiabau". Dne OF them EeluSou ~
practise before Judge wh" ha1 accTp'eu :"
bride. The "tnet nnahi,h"uS'1 @!'e ~ ~, vs.
gratni'oe5 =, Ives '.t ''' CO.. rrh
seems its advantage our contemporary does
not notice that 1t cuts both ways. In IN
Weighing against the legal profession OF t!lS
State. its cen-ure. II lus'' may not De uue
to the apatn' .eAhl"!'"" '"' '"e '"'''e