New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-08
Local Intelligence.

Local. Intelligence.
arnE RoBBERIEs ON MONDAY NIGHr.-The
several stores which were broken open and
sacked by the disorderly rabbie ION the
ramSage" last Monday night presented,
yesterday morning, scenes OF most inexpll-
Saole confusion.
A description of the appearance of one
szeald serve equally well for all of them,
End the fact, everywhere apparent, that
fahing tackle, clothing and everything else
ahat came to view Yore abstracted with as
suuch readiness as were munitions OF war
shows couclusiyely that the disorderly mob
cruu,d have lust as soon broken into a jew
ery store or q bank as into gun store,
ard with just as little chow of excuse.
Al the store cf Carson Nudge, on Maya
e;ue street, the doors were bursted in, win
low glasses and showcases smashed to
9iudeis ard the fragments scattered about
apon the floor and upon the counters, with
2na!l bird shot, gun wadding. caps and
ether articles OF value too small to suggest
che Importance of their abstraction. Not
snJv was every pistol and gun carried off,
Rut the store was as thoroughly stripped OF
gishIng hookss lines, poles, dog collars and
ouch other articles as are usually to be
Sound in a retail sportsman's depot The
eavage shrieks and yeNs, with the curses
aud vulgar and obscene expressions used
nature as to cause Mrs. Nudge, who resides
oveg the store. serious spell of illness.
A. the agency Of tho Dupont Powder
Works similar signs appear. Broken doors
and broken kegs are part of the rubbish
with which the floors were strewn-pow-
der pieces OF glass from shattered show
cases, and percussion caps helping to make
up the assortment. Powder and caps were
carried off nolens uoleas, and so, too, were
several articles Of gentlemen's wearing ap-
parel which were left in the store.
Messrs. Folsom Brothers, opposite the
Postoffice, on Decatur street, are by far the
heaviest losers, simply because they had
the largest stock, and, as with the others,
violent hands fell as readily upon game
bags, fishing tackle, etc, as upon shot guns,
powder TASKS and revOlvers Several hun
ured guns and revOlvers were carried Of,
only few OF which have been since re-
turned. Like in the other stores, the floor
was strewn with broken glass, caps, game
bags, etc It will take two or three days
Tor tire tirm to get things into anything like
order and commence making an estimate
of losses.
One thing is certain, however. and that
is that whatever the loss and damage sls-
tanned may be-whe:her great or small
the city will have TO make 1t good, every
cent Of it, That is not a pleasant retiec-
aon for taxpayers, WHO are already grant
ling at the enormous deDt under which We
6ave to labor.
This is the second case Of the kind with
So q few months, and il is high time steps
should be taken TO brig tEe offenders 20
Snsfsce and skss 0'gus 3 stop soSSsb SSo6'
DsGSssso
A S9S9sS Ts2sy-eCorones Gesyes was
es!fetl Spop yesterday evening to- Ho!9
aA Hnques; on the body OF . saiioS named
John Mahoney. about tor.y years OF age
,f Two nd ~xEp fpi
Ro!d of the steamship New Orleans. OF the
Cromwell line, lying at the head OF lou
9euse street. The circumstances attending
ohe accident are not knowno Deceased was
eeen on the deck OF the vessel at eaigh'
a'uiock the evening before. and his corpse
was found among the freight at the bottom M on
oef the hold on removing the matches in the
Snurnng. His back was found to be broken
and his skull tracturedo oAn epUroYria5e
NeSdict was rendered.
9MEEzzLEMENT-Mr. Clinton, Sno Stast
2uditor has made an affidavit charging one
a; ID Brand,ev with breach Of trust an,
embezz!elnent, and the latter has been an
Res.ed and locked up at the first poilce sta
9ion 1t is alleged that the accused Wal
entrusted with $1,000 worth OF State licenses
(which he was to take and issue IN one o
che country parishes; instead OF winch M
ould them a: fifty cents on the dollar an'
@ut it will 90 awkward tor the 5oung nan
GIIsslSG.-A little son OF Mr. ). kaufman
chose place of business is at the corner 0
S,aronne and Poydras streets, strayed Oh
e.om bis companions while walking alcn;
Canal street Tuesday afternoon, ana ma
got since been heard off. He is d bright III
Sc fellow. about ten years old, and his los
4, a source of great distress TO his parent
ard friends. An impression prevails tina
81 has gone off on some of the boatso
eSsANE-Two arrests appear on yestel
Pays books on the charge of insanity
Francis Fisk went before Rec0rde
IIoughton to answer an affidavit made D.
his wife. and Angelina Kilmore went bttor
Recorder Parsons to answer.a charge MAD
by her husband. Both parties were sent I
Que asylum.
90 THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT1eh
acrtipr Houghton Yesterday sent the lollo"
ING parties to the Frs. District Court:
Frances PhillbOr, assault and battery
america Maytield Bond Si3o.
los, oh Goss larceny Of a box of tohacc
afom steamer K. L. Lee, yesterday morning
Bond $50
James Healev. assault and battery on hl
0:e. Bond $50.
DANGEROUSLY WoUNDED.- co!ored ma
named Nelson Wallace was stabbed an
dangerously wounded in the lett breast D
a Spaniard named Joe. ar the corner
BASIN and Poydras streets, yesterday lnor'
inc. Wallace was taken TO the Rosplla
Ore Spaniard is still al large.
SrEAIISG.-Hugh Early is prisoner
One Third District for robbing the I'll oi Il
,mrloyer. Crlestiue Remand, and also IL
differing. ~, >,
Mary johnson is also prisoner on IL
3lrceny charge up in the Sixth Dlstffet.
GuqoL-Pox.-A case OF smallpox IL
p,ncp e. the hospital from the eighth pr
S;ucto and death from yarioia Is repofte
6g goo = b Poydras street by the coroner.
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T@9RF-The alarm of fire came IN abol
4alf-pist eleven O'Clock last night from IL
3auphiloo streeo car stables % t'olan
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COURT RECORDo
oopSEspAY. NAY I, 1873
0uperior District Courto
N.a+aox r.latioue 7. Irwin ct al. VS.. I Ky OF Ne
Oceans Rule taken aniiorder issued for city A
@iu:strators 20 show cause MAY Is Why VIM
q sttingas soa.d not issue. selzl' z ana Glslsalii
oae reyeIneh rt ihe cisy until tie Judgment
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