New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-08
AUCTION SALES TOMORROW.
Local Intelligence.

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Tie SuRREsDEkEr.--Frank Dorsey, the
man who wounded John Murphy las. Fri.
day, surrendered himself at the frs. pre-.
cinct station yesterday. which fact reminds
us that by some mischance our report made
the Charity Hospital.
DRAWING IT MILD.-From six o'clOcl: yes.
serday morning until six last evening only
three arrests were made in the first precinct.
Two men for drunkenness and one assault
and battery. One person surrendered him.
self.
Coal On. IN 4 BLAZE --On the second
floor of No. TO-: st. Charles street. is a pc.
litical club room. and yesterday boys were
engaged filling coal oil lamps for last nights
procession. when little boot black ex.
Iermented with lighted match to see if
the oil would blaze. Scarce half a second
Of time was consumed before his curiosity
was gratified, for an immense flame con.
vinced the young rascal that the substance
will burn. DIR. Daniel Owens three little
sons were in the room at the time and the
suddenness of their departure brought out
the old gentleman, who, seeing his children
well clear Of danger spat on the tire and
drowned it out. Timely use OF carpet
handled Dy Dan Wiling uduUS p1csSOsSu
q disastrous cOnflagration.
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No FURTHER DEvELoPMENrs-ls was
expected that there would be further de.
Velopments concerning the assessment
ring" about Administrator Sturcken's yes.
terday, but nothing more was exposed. II
any disclosures were made to the Admins
:ratOy the facts were not made known.
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GENERAL. BADGERS CoNDIrIoN.-He is
recovering as fast as possible. and will soon
be able to leave the hospital. lie fs in good
spirits, and were it not for the wound in his
arm he cculd now walk about with the as
6istance Of crutch.
AMONG THE FIREMEN.-At the meeting OF
the Firemen's Charitable Association dele
gates an announcement was officially made
that the association had lost $lo0, 600 on its
pay, principally on the forced sale Of securi.
CITY is indebted to the department in the
sum of 100000. Nearly all the companies
have expended what little money they had
in their treasures, and some of them have
actually borrowed funds to continue them
IN service. The association adopted resO-
luton to cease active operations after the
fifteenth instant, and q week afterward re-
scinded the resolve, done in the hope that
the incoming city Administrators will do
something fine. Well. nothing from nothing
and nothing remains.
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GONE FIsHING.-This morning several
parties took the early train, for Rigolettee
and Miller's bayou, to pass the day fishing.
Trout, perch, striped bass, red fish and
sheephead are caught in great numbers.
Hunters, TOO, find plenty Of wild game at OF
near the above points.
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EIGHT LEAGUEs.-Last evenings Pic
ny.nc contained eight advertisements call.
Ing out White League companies. Some OF
the notices were signed by captains and
orderly sergeants. who wished members to
appear in the procession.
BRIEF MENTION.-For the week ending
the thirty-frat ultimo, Judge Macarthur
added forty dollars worth OF fines to the
SIS; Judge Adams, $35-Sl35.
Coroner Folwell held seventeen inquests
and twenty. five views last month. and
charged the city only $73l tor the work.
S. c. Scrivens was a witness in a case
before the Fourth Municipal Court, and j.
A. Boyle thinks that much more than the
truth was told, therefore caused Scrivens
10 Oe arrested as aperjurer.
A. Cartwright was invited TO leave the
corner of Broad and Common streets and
visit the first police station, because Robert
Benson pretends to labor under the belief
that accused wished 20 kill him.
TOO MANI RoCKETs.-The only serious
accident which occurred last nigh. hap
pened when the procession was IN the Sec
Ond District. A man In a wagon in charge
of rockets sent one Off when sparks fell
down. igniting bundle. The exploding
rockets tore things generally. injuring sew
eyal persons.
A DAsrARDLY DEED.-At seven o'clock
last evening Miss NJ. l.. Rain, seamstress,
was on her way home from work. and when
on Chestnut between jena street and Ma.
poleon avenue, was struck in her face by a
rock or brickbat sent by an Unseen hand
knocking her senseless and badly wound
ing her. She was sent to her home at the
corner of Jena and Coliseum streets.
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In the last drawing
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Louisiana State single number lottery.
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