New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-23


CRIMINAL CoUET.-Jack Low'. Tor an
attempt to murder. was arraigned and
pleaded not guilty.
Martin Flanagan and Thomas Sullivan.
on a charge OF stealing twenty dollars.
pleaded not guilty.
Sarah and Joseph Daniels. charged with
stealing a lot OF clothing. pleaded not
guilty.
Rufus Wilson. charged with stealing fifty
pounds of brass, pleaded not guilty.
Patrick Wilson. charged with carrying
concealed weapons, pleaded not guilty.
One Cheek. convicted of stealing half
box of tobacco. was brought up for sen.
tence. The judge said stealing was the
special province Of public officers, and such
small fry as he had no right to steal. He
was sentenced to six months at hard labor
i'll the Penitentiary.
John II. Pearson pleaded guilty 10 a
charge of larceny. and was sentenced to
twenty-four hours IN the Parish Prison.
George johnson. convicted Of breaking
and entering dwelling house in the night
time. was sentenced to five years in the
State Penitentiary.
The trial of the Jacobs arson case was
resumed yesterday morning.
Henry Schmidt's examination continued
on the part of the State-Described tue
bar-room and furniture. and the different
rooms in the building. rs heretofore
described by other witnesses.
Being asked by Mr.. Atocha if he knows
man named Eugene Sach. at the French
market, said he drank coffee with 4 man
answering that description.
Being asked whether in "a conversation
with this man he had said "a reward of
$4,000 would be paid for the conviction of
Mr.. End Mrs. Jacobs, tho question was OBJ
.iected to by the Attorney General.
A subpoena WAS then ordered for Eugene
Sach. and deputy sheriff dispatched to
search for him.
Mrs Smith. sworn on behalf of the
State-Lives in Brashear City. and i. the
wife of William Smith. who keeps a hotel
at Brashear City. Has lived there ten
years. and keeps boarding house. Knew
Jacobs, who told her he had bad dream,
and things were not right at home.
Mr.. Jacobs seemed very uneasy. but
don't know what was the matter with him
Heard him talking in his room. He left
her house at ten or eleven o'clock, By the
cars. Witness states that Henry Smith
told her that Mrs. Jacobs set fire to the
house herself. and then came ont and
raised the cry of fire.
was pedding medicine. Knows Detective
Harris. but had no conversation with Linn.
Henry Schmidt told witness, that he saw
Mrs. Jacobs go into the barroom aud come
out. stating that it was on fire, and that she
went in TO get the clock out.
Mr.. Stewart. sworn for the S;ate-ls a
builder. Examined the burnt building.
Proposed 70 repair the kitchen and rebuild
the front house foG about $500. Made the
offer to the architect of the Germania IL
surance Company. l: was not - very o'd
house.
The case was continued until Tomorrow.
when it is thought al the evidence vii!
be in.
II SEARCH or An lrEM.-Di>Sn.:rl" i'ii
his want Of success in the confusion bus
ness. oar reporter wandered ls:iess.y
around in search Of an item. he i-dIl-sd
in cheap carriage exercise. ana met enc
T.mbe.t2n. en- ex- ,fiic:!l. PAM, dry: 10
results. At last j" heard Of an cent
which seemed an appropriate sequel :"
what ought to haze been tie n.":aen:"':s
meeting.
About the so'c,g, hour u: tw'n'"-
six r,in-.e. and th;:t! far seconds w.
tween ,wc hours. William Carter. il.."i
,,s.cendan. .. the ancestor Of Mars i"''"s
god Iii. boy. VII, did Gene :" -'.a' '""-
,.ary :. -. ;rc:aG.nts .: IA" SANDY
school ,ooas-of the adVe''ur"l> 49, 81
twelve years. climbed . ire. "h..t -
this eddy elevation his rhiiosoplie mind