New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-20

temOer, was transferred from police head
quarters, transported on a common dray
down st. Charles street. Drums, boxes of
fixed ammunition, ETC., looked as prOsy
If no harm could come out OF them. They
were piled on the vehicle as prOmiscuOusly
as If they had been baggage or Western
produce. Even the gun carriage con.
structed at Leeds foundry, joited along as
deInurely as If going to funeral.
WILL Nor ACCEPT THE NOMINATION.
Mr.. p. II. Boyle, who was nominated by the
Republican convention for seat in the
House Of Representatives,, second ward,
will not accept the honor and so formally
informed the delegates yesterday.
BRIEF MENTION. - Charles Engel, ten
years old, was accidentally run over by
and Felicity streets and seriously injured.
The little sufferer was sent to the Charity
Hospital. The driver was not blamed.
Sunday evening a drug store corner Of
Claiborne and Laharpe streets suffered
loss Of 5000 from fire which originated
through accident.
Late Saturday night fire destroyed one
story frame house at the corner of Felicity
and Dryades streets, owned by Mrs. Do
decker ana occupied by Mrs. b. Levy. who
kept grocery. Insured for $4,000. The adj
Joining house, also owned by Mrs. DOdeck.
or. was considerably damaged.
Nor AN ESTHUsIAsTIC CLUB.--That col
ored Democratic club made another public
display last evening, one drum and four
torches. As to number, no one will he in.
clin+d to boast to any great extent. These
few were not enthusiastic or handsome, and
required only rear guard of three white
men to protect them from a mythical en-
emv. Perhaps We saw the procession too
-, hat laln al
lew doses Of tanglefoo: we're in they could
appear more animated.
WEEKLY MORTUARY REPORr.-Dr. S. G.
| Russell, secretary of the Board Df Health.
reports the following number OF deaths in
| the city Of New Orleans. for the week end.
| ing Sunday, October Is, at p. NJ:
One Of abscess of liver, of apoplexy,
| of asthma, l of bronchitis. = from burns
| of cancer, | of cancer of the Breasts Ut
cancer OF the womb, l of catarrh, OF
cholera infantum, l of crrhosis OF the liver,
of congestion of the bowels, OF COnges-
ton of The brain, l of congestion OF the
lungs, of congestion of the stomach, of
constipation of the bowels, Is OF consump-
ton, Of infantile commissions, OF cyanosis,
| !: of Group, ) Of adult debility. = of infaD.
| tile debility, l of diarrhea, Of drOpsy. 2
| were drowned, of dysentery, l OF acute
| dysentery, 3 Of chronic dysentery, of diph.
| iberia, 4 of ccngestive fever, > OF inJarmir'
tent fever, of malarial fever, . Of malarial
hemorrhagic fever, 2 OF typhoid fever. OF
| fracture of the skull, l of gangrene of the
lungA. , OF gastrOenteritis, from hemorr.
hage of the lungs, l from hemorrhage of the
| stomach, from hemorrhage of the womb,
from disease of the heart, from valyular
disease OF the heart. OF hopping cough, s
of inflammation of the bowels, of intlam-
nation of the brain, | of Inflammation of
l :, g 90 .,r A.
| OF Inflammation Of the lungs, OF infamma.
tion of the stomach, 1 of Inflammation Of
the womb, from inanition, 9 from injuries,
3 from lockjaw, l of adult marasmus. 3 of
infantile marasmus, l Of cerebrO spinal
meningitis, from old age, Of paralysis.
! of pleurO pneumonia, l from premature
birth. of purpura, Of scrOfula, of small.
pox. from sutocation, 1 from teething. 10
! OF trismus nascentlum, ] from worms,
from gunshot wound-total li9. In addi.
ton to tho above 10 were stillborn. Mum.
Der inferred from public institutions, 20;
on certificate of coroners, Is: on certificate
of midwives. 2.
SELLING AN OLD QcARIEL.--James Keel.
err is quick on the trigger. as Frank Gull.
!aume Will testify. if he should ever prose-
| cute the aforementioned James for shoot.
| ing him about three o'clock Sunday morn
ing. They met on Urquhart, between
Frenchmea and Union streets, where they
renewed an old fued. Each said the other
| was outrageousy wrong concerning some.
| thing o. nn particular Importance. and
| after bandy.Hg cuss words for quarter of
an hour. tn. .nd was found By Keller ex.
| pending one round OF ammunition. The
| bullet struck Franks left arm, inflicting
bad wound. keeier. thinking that he
would be tried for murder, instantly
scratched gravel, but not so fast that officer
/ Il IA oh, + or
|
1MPR0yENENTs.-lt was reported at City
| Hail yesterday that the Jackson Railroad
| Company had made proposition to the
| CITY Administrations to purchase TivOli cir
! Gle. for the purpose of locating passenger
| depot thereon. Eight thousand dollars is
said to be the price offered.
CTR HIS THROAT.-Last evening Andrew
Parker and William Stansbury had fall
| ing out on Cadiz, near Laurel street, when
Stansbury closed out the little trouble by
cutting Panker's throat. The wound is
bad one and may result fatally. A police.
man arrested the stabber and sent the
wounded man to his home. Tho cause Of
the difficulty was not learned.
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AN CNFAlTnFUL SERVANT. - Angeline
Burns was trusted servan: in private
family. hut her bad nature overcome hon
esty. and she stole ftty dollars worth of
.iewelrv and hundred dollar note from her
employers. Detective William Walsh was
detailed to look after the case. and be sue.
ceeded in inducing Angelina to give up
most Of the stolen property. which she had
concealed in q gutter on Common street.
She Will be prosecuted as q worthless crea.
.ura aud an unfa;thful servant.
A FAIR OyrEE-Mr. T. =. Carroll, pro.
minen: candidate on the Republic an parish
ticket o: st. Bernard. makes tho following
propositions: He desires TO commence the
campaign Immediately and to conduct il on
the stump. aid intends to address the clubs
Of both sides. For this purpose ne invites
any candidate to join with him and discuss
the platforms o: both parties. To this end
he proposes that the Republican, and Dem.
Ocyatic clubs should BE addressed ~ them
alternately. and guarantees - respectful!
hearing to his opponent in any and all lie.
publican clubs of the parish.
So tais an offer ought to find plenty of
takers ard tho scheme. il carried out as
proposed. would cause an era Of Political
good feeling which would pat an end TO
;uany an evl! now endured.
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4 MiL.raE. SERESaDE.--L,st night Gen.
era! Emory sen. the band Of the Third In. I
:an.ry from the Barracks TO the st. Charles |
Ho't: 70 se,enade the officers and their
families "a private compliment. The band
= one OF the best in 'his country. and be. |
1"!e ihe irs; air Was completed an immense
crowd assembled ~ listen to the music. !
several pieces We're played. muci, to the |
sratihcatlon OF those who were fortunate !
enough {" be present. Many army and |
nay! officers were present. n.iin. freely /
with citizens o: all grades. There was ap. }
parent . good feeling. tina: speaks well