New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08

This latter compliment wa. returned with
interest. bu. withou, blood. Wagner was
badly bruised. Reid was arrested.
CRIvrx.l. CouRr. - Richard Jones.
charged with mule stealing. was arE'igned
and pleaded not guilty.
John Mcdonald pleaded not guilty 70 the
charge Of iart eny.
George Washington Dorsey and - La
Gaze. charged with larceny. pleaded not
guilty.
Washington Bank. and II. Levi. both
charged with larceny. were arraigned and
pleaded no, guilty.
John Ryan. Il Juvenile thief. who pleaded
guilty of larceny or the first OF February.
was sentenced 70 two years imprisonment
in the House Of Refuge.
Mat Shor. was acquitted OF the charge
Of assault. and battery.
John W. Henry and W. Y. paulsin.
charged with larceny Of eleven sacks OF
coffee iron. the commercial! ti.m Of J.J.
| Barr s. Co. we've acquitted.
Gustave Arnlncim. a claim agent, was up
before the court for trial on charge of
: embezzemene Of some bounty money from
| a United States soldier named John Welsh.
| The case was begun Yesterday, and resulted
in a verdict OF not guilty to-day
! Thomas Maioy was las. night arrested by
Detectiy. Donovan for having 500 worth
of stolen property in his possession at No.
| ItO Tchunpitoulas street. and for assault and
battery Naloy is TIE mautwice pardoned
+; by Governor Warmoth. and is now in a 20
. sitioH Coz % third pardon.
! 4 DIAMOND RING.--Charle> Norton, n
eoung man, q few days age found fine
! diamond ring on vashstand in the Adju-
tapt Generals Office, and, noticing shat the
! spark looked lonely. placed il IN warm
place and said never a word. Detective
| Pearson ascertained that Norton had
| flashed the spark in several places, and last
! night caught accused with The jewel on him.
=: He was arrested.
AELOoDy DEED.-A feN minutes before
seven O'Clock last evening one more crime
was added 70 the bloody list, and the cause
wa. a woman. William II. Sanford and
Charles Brown, both colorei, residing at
No. So Jalia street, guarreled about dull
c!nea, when high words ended in death
wound. Brown stabbed Sanford. intictng
wou,",. which caused death IN few Sec
Onds a..r il vas given.
Brown escaped. bu; was pursued by many
persons. He entered building at the
corner 0: Julia ard Tchoupitoulas streets
and, il is thought. managed 10 get on ihe
roof, thu. evading arrest. Hundreds o1
citizens assisted the police 20 surround the
square. bu. q, twelve o'clock last might
they had not succeeded in capturin. the
fugitive. As ke Is wei known. he can
scarcely escape.
Coroner Fo.wei! vas called on 20 hold an
inquest. but a. important witnesses eoult
not be secured last III .b.. the case was pos:
| roned until to-day.
The ki!lin: seems - have been really
brutal. withoi: . single eXienuatlnS cir
cumstance. When III. inquest is completed
". will furnish the evidence.
| -.S--e
Fog THE STATE SEM E.--Captain Octav'
Rev, now IL comm;.I., the fourth polio
; precinct, ha. been compiimented by :eceiv
ing a nomination in the fourth. fifth an'
sixth representative districts. that ia tn
: Sc ccnd Municipal District. where Mir. II
). Campbell was an asgI.ant. GoVerno
kellog: having cl.treG an election on tn
tenth instant. the many friends o! Captain
Rev uuit. unanimously settled On linn a
Their choice Tor :h- position. This gentle
S,,ae off ..
. and citizen, has eni.a.ed himself to hi
, commitments. and now they show their graft
. ,uie hv nominating him fer the impOrtan
, position Q: State Senator. From presen
apDearances, there IS little doubt but "ha
, he will be elected. and when seated he vii
. probably serve his friends and the peopl
generally in an mprigh: manner His per
, coma! and po,itic:t, popularity will 20 far i
, carry him through IL. campaign success
: :ully.
f.. the purpose Of backing the above
W. publish, the following proceedings, "hicI
sneak volumes for the handsome captain:
The convention was called to order b,
W. 4. Bonner, first vice president OF Fiji
Ware. Club. a. 1870 j. "a.
Mr.. y, Where moved that Mr.. Ialnanier
be elected chairman v!o tenn o1 the coIVen
: ton.
Motion carried =. :,
AIR. DCma1ge MAYED that Mro J.. Bel
. ! trand be elected secretary pro tenn
Mr., Vigers was nominated. and declined
ia favor nf Z. Bertrand. who was elected
0pmntion OF Mr.. Where. committee o.
: | credentials va. appointed By the cha!:
Comrnittee on Credentials -Nessgs. VI
'ere. Lastrapcs and Middleton.
On motion oi Mr.. IIi!ere. the Chair az
. nointea a committee on permanent organ
, aation composed al Mess1s. Ben. tAeFTy
! Reading and a. Duc0nge.
| A recess Of five minutes was cfdereu I
! give time to the committees to report.
. the expiration OF the recess, the coinmltte
: on credentials made favorable report Vi
. the following delegates:
. The following were the delegates:
! Fourth Nard-Charles Middleton, J. !;
. ! Decade. Charles Vigars, Alfred Reading. II
Stackhousr, ". 4. Dietrich. :,
Fifth Ward-H. 7. Jean, n. Where. (
! Bertrand n Lastrapes, Ben Cherry, A. Du
! congo. II. Go.dy. \. Soublet. y. Demange
E a. SIKH 81 ''" Wv;ari-witiam Roiolph. julie
' Fricka, J. NJ Lerievc. \. St. Leger. l.. La
a monierc. L Fleary.
The committee on permanent oF@ah!za
ton reported as follows: =,
The convention viii be guided BY the
/. rules of the General Assembly OF the House
| of REPRESENTATIVES. of Louisiana, and bt
composed OF enc president. one secretary
. and one sergeant alarms.
2 The reports Q: both committees "er
: ! adopted
Mr.. Charles Iigers moved that the pre-
! sent officer. be confirmed ~ peTmant NJ "I!l
. . GERS of the convention.
Unanimously .a".el.