New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-28

labor during his natural'life. The prisoner
heard the sentence with apparent indIner-
ence, was handcutted by deputy ehei'h
and remanded 10 prison.
District Attorney John McPhelin has HE'D
the following ,ntormationH: Agains' Ed
ward Crevon. G. Shredder and Joanna
Schroeder and Charles Heintz for assault
and battery. Against Louisa johnson for
larceny and George Gonzales Tor carrying
q concealed weapon.
Ann Clark and John Bapt=te. on separate
charge. of larceny. pleaded not guilty.
Ernest Joseph. charged wit. assaultiDg
and battering Annie Lewis. was aTraigned
and pleaded not guilty.
An information was FLED against Henry
Crosby for robbing John Roes of $iu.
An information was filed charging August
Bertel with shooting one Barney McCor.
mick, on the twenty first of January last.
Charles Perkins, a youth of twelve years,
was brought up On an Information for
stealing eleven bottles of cordial. He
pleaded guilty, stating that he had been in
duced to commit the theft ny some boys
WHO bdu tOi' nlL lH"t hOLhAho N""4N' ""
done with him for IT. Considering his
youth, Judge Abel: intimated that two
years in the House Of Refuge might be his
sentence. Meanwhile he was remarded.
Henry Jackson. Oh a charge of larceny.
pleaded guilty, and was remandei.
William Smith. charged with carrying q
razor about his person, pleaded guilty
William II. Page was put on his trial on
a charge Of numbering william II. Baker.
! OF the twelfth of March. 1872. Attorney
| General 4. 7. Field appeared on the part
! Of the prn-ect:-ipn. and =. z. Phillips tor
| the prisoner.
; y Their" :. city IN the woric whiI ear
make as great masGuerad" as New Or
: leans did on the tweuty.fftl, instant, and
! give az grca: license. without having a
murder or .!oien. rXoesse-i
! roi,cE Nor REsroSslBi.E.-s"'n" coir'
| nlent has been mad. concerning the failure
4, o: the Nistick krewe to complete tn pro
| posed route. ana mo on: explanation
offered is that the throng q. people va. Sc
compact a. to prevent the procession mo-:
| ing. and that the police faile! % fore" m
| opening. al! o! which Is very correct. i ce
T; cues: WAS made. asking Superintendent
/. Bad ger TO furnish d certain number Of mel
! as k.rc OF escort. and the request was
readily .-.nt.i. Sergeant Taylor was IL
front With mounted men, and Gid al! thai
could possibly ir done by Sc small! a body
as he had a: his command. cG arriving a
Canal street. and vh"r: III, PROCESSION wa
about to file down town. the mass OF people
: was quite as compact az are the brick wall:
! along the streets. The sergran: made {
rroDor .f.prt to push onward. ha: he was
; met BY defiant men. who purrosely opposed
his prog!ess. .jeers and insult. wert
hurled a. him and his men. ~! none w"U.t
| giy. way. II. .t5i ~. we're u.te!i ) un:hl'
10 urge their horses forward. without tramp
ling many persons. Without 'loub: .0m'
.ne in the thrrnr would have fred or th'
'o';c .rner had :: single person beer !iarm"'
!,y the horses. and probably the very hes
course tia. couic have been pirsued va
rursred. III. safe - asF"rt tina: !:mai
lie and limb would ha," !e"c sdeT:ic.'
lad any other course been taken. -
.ouoe o: prevention ia tbi. cas-" Wa nett';
than tons OF: cure. Il vas Ear lrete'aoi' :
Iisappo:n. thou-s Hi- Of ii. '.'-soe?. :h'" t
peri: the IL. %: {. single i,li"id'.4l. Ser
o.a;.. T.y..: i :. .i-.I.t: .!.o.I. al! - :.
wrong :" :.ai:l. h.n. a: th"s" ~ g. -.
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