New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-11
loaai Inteiliaence.


4 REMovsL-Among the changes made
by the City Council. one ct she earlies, was
the removal OF Mrs. Oscar J. Dunn. widow
ot III. late Lieutenant GovernO'. This
daily, hr appointment Of Mayor Flanders.
and the KIDD consideration VI Mayor Witt.
has held the position of keeper ut the city
archives nntt the pscssn. time. and ha.
proved competent and worthy in every
respect. II was mt Of respect b" her emil
nent husbaUd tina: Mayo: Flanders ape
U0lntsG her. and the same consideration no
e:onb. cansed her retention when tine
politics OF the administration change She
~ now displaced on ils same grouads that
would have affected her II the former city
government: had desired to IN axe y. sweep.
ing charges as the present.
The unteeliag remark made by a CERTAIN
Sigh official when asked TO retain her. that
9TH" Republican parry might take care or
Eer," should prove true. even though J: was
not intended 70 benefit I'll. object "s *. The
widow OF oscar J. Dunn j. Eo' iilsei' 70 he
'srgo.;." while ;ha Republican, party IS IN
.slssLc:c..
IESrs The report OF th. sevcfa' com
Emissions 70 look al Ter the transit vi venus
will hardly hsv. any effect upon thS grand
drawing Of the Louisiana State Lottery.
Tha. ,ussitntion hands out its prizes in
Just and equitable manner. Astronomical
aie.ei"peilen:s affect IA NO degree the lin'
partial distribution 81 prizes. On the day
sitter Ch..s.sAas eLs big drawn. takes
Place.
FIRE ~ rHE STORY !iUILDI:'' ..-Ihefe
was 3 titte olaZs III the upper part OF thr
Story building, corner %! Camp and Come
mon streets. yesterday morning, caused by
y defeefive Hne. This is the third time such
. Thing has happened there. The Cainage
Hss NOT great.
AlUsiCAl.--A person. with box epeia
was returned TO the first precinct station for
begging without having a license. or some
ellare" like thar. A few more HE the iSiae
eaSl We spaced from public lite
4 OoUELE li0MICIDE.-WsdnesNa even.
'sg MatuH~~ aud Jane, Estopinel, brOthers,
and Herman and James MsyrerO, brothers,
.!uaIseled about = matter which has not
teen explained The quarrel ended in a
fierce fght.in ~hich the EstOpinals were both
killed Sy tie MarrerOs, the latter escaping.
Particulars have not reached lis, as the tight
took place in front Of The MagnOlis plantA-
ton, parish Vi st. Bernard.
Cv.Eyyr YosrIfAL WITHOUT MONEY
Mr.. IL. Uouzano. vice PIE silent OF the
board Of administrators ct The Charity
Hospital. has written q letter to Governor
Kellogg. which exposes = sad condition OF
eifairs a. III. Charley Hospital. In his ap-
peal - the Governor he states that there
sre NOR. .i.au $50 invalids in the hospital:
that vi the 500 0OS Appropriated to pay debts
contracted previous to 1874 not q dime has
been received. and Ct che appropriation for
1874. $4,000, only = portion has been paid.
Unless speedy action Is taken the institute
aion must rely Oh contributions from private
sources. The letter isishes With the sollow.
eng:
81; this Il not slone lmoney pro.:Ied,.
and Il NOT .!one promptly 1t that. other
&tate sunc:iOnaries may summon courage
enough 8" taos thu public wrath. We have
done our duty.
81. ias been p,iie sni honor e. MS to
sender the State gratuitOus service, as
administrators OF 81 noble an institution,
and We have watched over its interests
witt, care ana tdeIity. We feel now the
responsibility and peril Of the situation.
and repeat tho warning to your excellency
s!a: mean, mus. bs provided or you will
have more than SOC sick and starving PEG.
pie staring in despair out Of tbs windows OF
IN inst;:ation which from IFS earliest foun.
siation up 60 the present time never failed
g. give touching proofs "f the fostering care
end Iberality OF our people to the click and
destitute of every cline. and at the head OF
she administrative department. at which
you yourself stand ~ chief EXECUTIVE
etfices.'
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