New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-07

BRIEF MENrfov.-The Democratic con-
vention sat five hours and q half yesterday
and nearly wore out an enthusiastic audi
ence.
J. Henderson, q waiter at No. 10 St.
Peter street. put on the airs of a ModOc and
threatened to have the hearts blood of G..
COlligOn. As no policeman was at hand
Just then Mr.. Colligon walked the belliger-
ent to the third calaboose, charging him
with breach of trust and embezzlement,
threats to kill and disturbing the peace.
The bod of dead infant was found
secreted in the yard OF a house at the corner
of Broad aud Barracks streets, and that is
all that is known of the crime.
1t is we'll that none of our cOlored voters
were present at the Democratic convention
yesterday, else they would have learned q
few new tricks, politically speaking. The
third ward delegation had knack Of know.
ing how not 20 do it.
Antonio E-quiano. charged with having
killed Oscar Warwick. gees to the Superior
Criminal C"urt.
Clarke. who killed DAN Pagan. will have
an ex ANIMATION before Judge Macarthur to-
day.
FINE BUTTER AND CHEEsE.-Captain 4.
w. Francis has returned in part to his old
1ina nf business, and has taken a stall in
Magazine Market. where no will sell the
finest kinds of butter. cheese. etc. This
branch greatly needed an expert in Maya
zine Market. and now that the want il sup.
piled citizens should sustaiu him. Should
he receive proper encouragement he will
extend the business.
No. - BARoNNE STRHEr.-The Resort
opened wide Its doors yesterday, and for
several hours was thrOnged with cash Gus.
toners. Messrs. Gibson & killeen start
out under pleasant auspices. and all who
delight IN strong soda water should taste
Gis samples contained in black bottles.
CNH MORE PLAY ON THE NAMEs.--AlI
this about Penn being mightier than Swords
81 denied by Jack W.. who says he is can-
siidate fox civil sheriff and hopes to win a
victory.
CHARITY nosrlTAL AT the meeting OF
the board Of administrators Of the Charity
Hospital. held on Monday evening, the fol.
lowing named gentlemen were elected as
visiting surgeons and physicians to the
hospital for the ensuing six months: Drs.
T. G. Richardson. s. NJ. Bemis, Stanford +.
ChailIe. Frank Hawthorn, Joseph Jones,
Samuel Logan, Ernest s. Lewis. Y. Grima,
Samuel Chopin, NJ. Schuppert, Warren
Stone, J. ID. Bruins, c. Beard, w. II. Ford,
5. o. Soruggs, Ii. ID. Schmidt, ID. w. Brick.
ell. j. T. Newman and Alexander Hart.
BY resolution of the board, the house
surgeon was instructed to distribute six.
teen wards to each of the colleges for clini.
cal Instructions.
FoR CoRoNER.-In another column the
friends Of DR.. C.. z. Ames su bmit his name
for the coronership of the up town districts.
DIR. Ames is young man OF modest dee
meanor. but possesses talent in an eminent
degree. He has been for some years sur
geon of the Metropolitan Police and to him
the men on the force are warmly attached.
Ee has been an earnest worker in the ranks
Of ths Republican party. and his nomina.
siOn by the party will be we'll received by
the masses Of the people. independent OF
politics. The skillful. warm. hearted doctor
has hosts Of friends among the poorer
classes. whom he la. so often administered
to without hope or thought of reward. and
they will be glad to indicate their gratitude
Sy their votes.