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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20
COURT RECORD.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY l9, 1874.
Supreme Court. :

Supreme Court.
Justice WHY resumed his seat on tht
bench tor the first time since his illness.
Sterling T. Austin, Jr., Of Carroll, anG
Joshua Baker of Orleans. were, afte1
examination admitted to practice in al
the courts Of the State.
Superior District Court.
Judge Hawkins decided the following
case:
State vs. L. Damle.~suit for license tas
OF SS3 for cOfeehouse. Defendant keeps 6
retail grocery and sells liquors in less quan
titles than one gallon. The State claims
the tax of $50 under act No. IA Of 1872, and
also Sl5 license as retail grocer. Defense
that as cotteehouse was not actually kep1
and liquor was not sold for consumption il
the grocery, the act did not apply, and the
license of SIS was all that could be claimed
Judgment for defendant.
The following petition was filed:
Nicholas Burke VS.. James Wall ct al
Plaintiff alleges ownership of a lot in St
Patrick Cemetery, on which he has erected
monument costing S3500; that he has had
free access to it since 1857 till within a few
days; that defendants are interring dead
and building tombs and monuments in St
Anthony avenue, on which the lot is sit
uated: that this action Obstructs the
avenue, prevents access to the lot. and
causes damages of $1,000.
Injunction issued on bond of $1,000.
First District Court.
1SFORMATIoNs FILED.
Iarceny-Henry Felrath, Ellen Kelly
Felix SOps, Louisa Gaiser. Louis Brender.
Robbery-Henry Burke.
Wound1ng less than nayhem-Daniel
Weathers.
SOLlr pgOSrOrr ENTERED
Assault with intent to murder-Maycus
E. Thornton and Paul Burton.
HABEAs CORPUS.
State ex rel. J. 4. Terry, alleging illega,
confinement in the Insane Asylum.-It ap
pearing that the relator was simply labor
ing under q hallucinatiOn of possessing
electric communication with God and NOR
tai beings a: distance. caused by TOO much
Bible and SpiTitualism, the wri: was main
tained ana tue Telator discharged.
SENTENCED.
State VS.. Thomas Gleason-Assaul. and
battery. twenty-five dollars fine.
yERDICTs.
State IS. Jerry Mcclellan - Larceny.
Guilty.
State vs. Philip Guteirez-Carrying con.
cealed weapon. Not guilty.
State VS.. Thomas King Malicious mis-.
chief. Not guilty.
State VS.. Isaac Bohn-Assault and bat.
terry. Mistrial.
ON TRIAL.
State vs.. Peter McWil!iams - Man.
slaughter.
Second District Court.
SUGGESTIONS of Anthony Cramer. Eliza.
beth Mary Boyle. John Long. Catherine N.
Long, Philip Long and. Adam Long,
opened.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20

HOTEL. RESTAURANT AND HoUsEK EEPERs.
Messrs. G. De Feret & Co.. auctioneers.
will offer this day. at i0:3O A. NJ. by public
auction. in the ladies' parlors of the St
Louis Hotel. very large assortment of
household furniture, linen. etc. which EN-.
braces every article required for hote. and
housekeepers, such as mahogany, rosewood
and mahogany parlor and bedroom sets.'
carpets of the fines: quality. china, glass
and plated ware. Catalogues to be had at
the auctioneers' office. No. 80 Royal street.
All those desirous of obtaining bargains
should not fail to attend this very ;mpos-
tan: sale.
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Personal.

We received a call last evening from W.
j. Rhodes. commercial and river editor of
the st. Louis journal. who, with his sister,
Mrs. Clements. OF the St. Louis Republican,
arrived last evening on the steamer City OF
Quincy with a large party from St. Louis,
who intended to have been here in time to
witness the pagea ntry Of Mardi Gras. AL.
though 1.-THE day behind the fair we hope
they will fnd sufficien: entertainment
among us TO repay them Tor their visit.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20
.ANCSENENTS. A


Another large audience assembled at this
theatre last night to witness the poetica
drama of "Enoch Arden" and the acting
OF Mr.. Edwin Adams as the hero. To-nigh.
this young actor viii give benefit. appear
ing in the same character.
Varieties Theatre.
Saivini will make his last appearance in
America at this theatre tonight. and in bis
great role Of OMellO. Owing to engage
men:s already made in Havana, and to the
detention of the steamship Cult Stream, on
which the troupe expected TO take passage
on Tuesday next. and arrive there on time,
Mr.. Grau will be compelled 20 sail at an
earlier date, and vii! leave New Orleans for
Havana tomorrow. with Salvini and the
company. bringing their season 70 a
close here two performances short. Those
who have purchased tickets for Sunday and
Monday nights can have them changed for
seats tonight. or the money paid for those
two nights vii! be refunded, a. the option
of the ticke: holders. This early departure
Of Salvini will be a disappointment to
many. but the circumstances causing it ap-
pear unavoidable, and can not be evaded.
The Opera.
The performance at tho Opera House last
night was for the benefit OF Mile. Carini.
and consisted of the grand opera Of ''Roland
a Ronceveaux." The beneficiary was in
excellent voice, and between the third and
fourth acts of the opera sang an Italian
aria with fine effect.
Tomorrow will be given the usual matinee
performance, when will be sung Verdi's
grand opera LA Favorita,'' and tomorrow
evening Roland a Rouceyeaux" will be re.
peated.
Davenport Brothers.
These wonderful exponents Of things
mysterious and marvellous were rewarded.
in their efforts TO please and astonish, with
a well filed hail. last night, on the occasion
OF their first appearance at Odd Fellows
Hall. tTheir performances were substan.
italy the same given by them when here in
other days. and N no way can be eatistac.
torily explained. The cabinet trick. the
tying and untying Of securely made knots,
as if by invisible and supernatural agencies.
the sudden appearance Of ghostly hands
where no hands we're free. the music of
guitars. tamborinesl SANDY violin where no mu.
s;cian could naturally be. the exhibition
and movement of illuminated instruments.
while the brothers and their contederates
were securely held in charge of reliable and
disinterested committees, are things yet un.
explained. and still excite the curiosity
of the public. Tomorrow noon and
evening the brothers will perform a: the
Varieties Theatre.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20

a woman is employed as messenger at
a eolliery in Wales. and as she begins her
duty early in the morning shs meets great
numbers OF colisrs going to their work.
Some Of them think 10 bad omen to meet
a woman first thing in the morning, and,
not having succeeded in deterring her from
her work by other means, they waited upon
the manager and declared that they should
remain at home unless the woman was dis.
missed. Whether their superstitious whim
ives gratifed ives not stated.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20
The Records Of the Second District
Court.

The bill providing for the proper arrange
ment and preservation of the records Of the
Second District Court. introduced by Mr.
Decker, of Orleans. will probably come be-
fore the House today.
It is entirely city measure. and Of inter
est 70 property owners. over whom thi.
court has Jurisdiction. and provides tina.
the expense shall be borne by the city.
The records of the court seem, at present
to be in an improper condition for docu
nents of their importance. and some such
measure is necessary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20
WASHINGTON.
The Chief lusfice.

The Chief Justice.
WASHINGTON. February 19.-Ch;ef Justice
Waite vii! no: qualify until the fourth OF
March.
Proposed Reduction of Taxes.
The Committee on Ways and Means heard
arguments in favor of the reduction of
taxes on leaf tobacco and branded fruit.
Congressman Luttrell. Of California. and
several Virginia members addressed the
committee.
Alabama Railroad Lands.
The Attorney General has decided that
the lands granted Alabama to aid the con.
struction Of certain railroads in that State,
and which have been in controversy be.
tween the North and South Alabama com.
pany and the Alabama and Chattanooga
company, belong to the latter company.
The Alabama Contest
The Committee on Privileges and Eiec.
tions continued the Alabama contest. Gen.
eral Morgan will address the committee TO-
morrow.
Postmaster OF Alexandria.
The following nomination was made 20.
day: il. V. Burgis as postmaster at Alexan.
dria, Louisiana
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The Temperature.

The thermometer at Louis Frieerio's, No.
50 Charities street, on February 10, stood
as follows: At 8 A. NJ, $50: at p. NJ, ,2o;
at s 2. NJ, 700. Lowest poia: during the
night Of February is. 45o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20

General Joseph E. Johnston's book Oh the
late war is ready for tb press. The author
is unmerciful in his exposures of JEFF Davis
incompetepcy, OF worse.
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VARIETIES THEATRE.
SPECIAL notice.

Mr.. GRAU regrets TO announce that IN eonse.
auence OF the detention az Havana of :he steam.
ship Gulf Stream. with which signor sALvINI and
lis company was 20 have sailed, he is compelled 10
leave this city on SATURDAY MORNING, per
steamer Jun;ata, therefore the
LAST sALvINI PERFORMANCE
In New Orleans
viii Take Place this Evening.
On which occasion
Signor SALVISI viii appear in his world famous
and greatest impersonation.
OTHELfO.
Parties having purchased seats for che perform
Auces SUNDAY and MONDAY EVENING
have them exchanged for tO-nights performance.
OF else have their money refunded.
THE WORLD RENOWNED
DAVENPORT BROTHERS
win appear at this Theatre
Saturday Afternoon and Evening.
Matinee price. including reserved seats. fifty
cents. Evening admission. fifty cents; reserved
seats seventy-five cents. FlU II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20
WHOLE NUMBER 2llO.

refuge upon British irorclad, has not We:
returned.
KEY WEST, February 10. ten o'clock.-The
Dictator has Just arrived in sight, and is
coming into the haroor.
Dolly Davenport's Funeral.
The funeral of the late A. H. Davenport
took place this afternoon, and was at
tended by many leading actresses and
actors. The remains were inferred in
Greenwood Cemetery.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20
BALLS.
GRAND FANCY DRESS, NASh
S'fREMEN'S BALL
LOUISIANA HOSE COMPANY,

LOUISfANA HOSE (OWPAN1,
at SRUNEWALD HALL SATURDAY EVENING,
February 28 1874 for the benefit of the Relief Fund
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGBMENTS-R. H. Ben
ners. chairman; James l. Day, A. J. Stringer, 10
seph p. Hornor, H. Schierman, II. P. Buckley, Phil
Beck. Charles T. Howard, John Snider, Chris. Mad
den, John COttreaux.
Tickets, 81: Application for Ladies' Invitations
TO be left at the Engine House. Proposals for rent
OF Bar, Hat Room and Restaurant to be addres
to Z. H. BENNERS, No. Sc Camp street.
jals Is 20 I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20

Another large audience assembled at this
theatre last night to witness the poetical
drama of Enoch Arden" and the acting
OF Mr.. Edwin Adams as the hero. Tonight
this young actor viii give benefit. appear.
ing in the same character.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-20

[coNTrxuKD ON x1GHTH PAox,l
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05
HIoaLE0IsLATuRE.

EBoth .branchssc0f the General Assem-
biyshayof been receiving numerous petit
ions on various subjects from all parts of
|1he stats during the past week q" p-
. In the Senate ohethe 81, Isaac Welsh,
Treasurer OF State replies to- George
w efhlsI contestant. Mr.. Welsh claims Of
PctaisE he was elected "A large number
4 BINS peLbseA-beeno read the second
Inc aha seterted TO appropriate commit
lees. ln-the; House AMONG the petitions
Nae bsVeEai from C~otunbIana cobnty
pSoK~85 ~ ~ zeuuOtiont OF the salaries OF
feaeneyi oaiclAs95 Among the bills repor-
SsG1weleE lsaeebS a44ow three days grace
bon a6t4s knu UaHs payable at 9sIghE; to
&athOTizs-Gn lie oolAmIsssohers oIVan Vert
fco1Gtyl To- DnfH u court house ! TO create
an INSPECTOR of mines TO relieve John u.
Nunamaker, treasurer of Madison fp.,
facnl&he county for public money deposa
4ted IN National 5bank of Mansfield and
(which Was'iost by the failure of that bank.
.nAf. ButLerworth's Senate bin providing
for tbs punishment of commission mer-
chants and Others who, shaH embezzle any
Eraineor wares entrusted To- thsir care, OF
9h~epsocseds 81 Jhe samsaa by a Gne OF ff-
/ tgSto FIVE hundred dollars and by mpris-
boAAnent IN the County Jail of ten days to
lone year was read the third time and
1Passsd-yeas 20, ne one voting IN the
tn64atives - ia" - e-Ss ~ah4 L1
o3 The Governor sent in a message nomin-
ating JOB Z. Owens of Hamilton Butler
'tcounty Is director OF the Ohio 4Peniten-
FtiSfyg linsSblacea Of Stanley MsttheFs
~h6ss term has e4pfrsa, tot the term o.
{ yeats from The Isl inst, Referred Il
eohmiteee opothe PsnItsnlarY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05
Sa1aa.


Frank Carl ct al. by &e-Es- EAzAbe3h Cart ct Al
By virtue of an OEder to sell issued from The
court Of common pleas OF stark county, Ohio
anu 70 me directed, VIII offer for sale NJ pubic
cutlery on the prrmiassT in Osnaburg uoWhahib.
county Aforesaid on IUEEEIV'
MOndGy, Me l6h day of February. 1874
the following described real estate situsts in ssid
county, to wit: Part of the northeast ouartsr ~
section 20, toWnship IS. raDFe Z. eoHimencinE
east quarter thSnes east with III sSuh line AZ
said q~naresrSaEoda1c taesootheast corner on
the west half Of the aforesAaG quarter; thence
north on the division Iineo ( said quarter so rods:
thence west so rods TO The lins 81 said oaarler.
IN Snco south TO The beginning, containing "a
Acres excepting s acres e1L q the cor
noi thereof sold . EWAthm Wnhamson. NOV
owned byeUaspers also sxcepting S aer~s 81 ~
east sIde Of said tract belonging IoI. NsIdlS. Al
SO pax Of the eAst h&f % the northwest o1srtsr
OF said sectiOn number q bOundedAs 65Lsws:
bsginningA tIhe horshsast ooF1erGof aid n0srl
ter thence west on the quarter line - Tue North
east corner II . 20 acre trsct befonefue 10 MAJ
Carl thence south with SAID CsrIs east line "a
9hs North side Of = 20 acre tract Of ] Lear !.
quarter line tAenss With qnsrt~f line Sor16,
Lothe place Of beginning containing S9X serSs-
'AsS P-5t . hnf Ssst PAL e tHs north sazt gear
fer the same At the nOrtkWest corner Of eaid haff
quarter thSnce with the west BOUNDARY a. 81
said quarter south III LILO Perehes 20 a post ;
thence east 20 far that . line running north hi
sid qaartsr and aiinethsnes uSst With said
IN Is ssrSa' eESsDtih@ ons i1aang IN eoa-
contained within the folloa1nE msses Tl6o1ad1
assigned 20 Mary Carl. widow OF David Carl de-
thS A6rIAoast corner Of widow CarEs e asrs
eace thonce east AIOaA. theneO south IS rods,
SnencS Hest 4eredss tnenco north IS rOds to the
- Sale 20 commsnca rs 10. o'clock Term
0ne-thira sash q balances n I've e~qnaLannnz
BY mortgage on the premfses-
SJsnI5Ts T10WfLLIAM BAXTER. Sheriff. ia
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05
shsEiRAsale

Daniel Young W AminA Young ct al Sd,
BY virtue 81 an, order to sell issued from the
aud to me directed, / will OdeE for sale At public
out cry at the dOSr Of the court house in the city
of Cantor, on
Saturday, the I4h day of February. 1874
the following described real estate situate in sAid
lI3L, 6ftesn ISL thirty mine lS9l in the village af
Sparta Also the. following tFGetot1ape bounded
and as lipks from the quarter corner en- the
south boundary Of section 26t in Pike township In
said county; thence south IL west 8 chains 4
lthenceTEest ssLo north 4 chains and Is links to
the beginning containing 8 72-10o aerea- Also the
south half ofthe northeast quarter OF section 81
IN ssio township containing Ss $1,000 acres. Also
the northwest quarter Of aectton number - In
Bethlehem township C ntaining l60 acres.7@S1
sale 70 ommene Att O'Clock pm. Terms: one
third oash, the balance in two equal annual Payz
msnts, with interest from day o. safe secure By
mortgage Onthe Pfsmises. oEts y IL y4sn
5anl5W6 Z! !AtWILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

Mr.. Thompson, from the Finance Com
mittee, reported back the partial Appro-
priation Bill providing for paying the ex-
penses of the Constitutional Convention,
With the accommodation that the Senate
insist upon its amendments, and calling
for a committee of Conference The re-
port was agreed to% The Chair appointed
Messrs. Thompson, Newman and Curtis
as the Committee of Conference on the
part of the Senate.
Mr.. Thompson, from the COMMITTEES on
the Penitentiary, reported recommending
the nomination of Job E. Owens, of-But-
Ter county, as one. ofthe Directors of the
Penitentiary.
Mr.. Butterworth, the Republican Sena-
tor from the Butler district, Endorsed the
fitness of the nomination, saying that Mr.
Owens, though politically opposed to him,
wasa very honssta and very capable man
and one who would fill the trust with
credit to the State.
Mr., Owens nomination was confirmed
by q unanimous vote Tz
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

Kansas has6nally chosen a Senator To
.6lLthe -unexpired term OF, Mr.. Caldwell,
temporarily occupied by Mr. Crozier. The
contest has been q long and bitter one,
and is terminated by the election of ex-
GOV, Harvey. This gentleman, if we may
believe local reports, "comes we'll recon-
mehdsd.m He has seen service in the
Legislature Of his State and has, been
twice Governor having been elected oyer
Democratic candidates by a majority
which was large enough to leave his COM
petitoI far out Of sight. He combined the
strength Of the Changers and the Rspub-.
licanFaytyi to whiehorgAnizAtiOnt he absz
longs 1t is refreshing to bsinformed that
tins election has been carried OF without
the cid molsy:gaAsiKansas dSpstCh-
distinguishes the canvas As bsing-ths frst
Senatorial contest ever honestly conduc-
ted in that State andi it is added that ex-
Senator Pomsroy has arrived At Topeka to
;atteadhis own trial.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05


3 CRoEsUs, the very wealthy king of an
Gent LYDIA, inquired Of Solon, the Athe-
MAN ifhe did not regard him (Croesus) as
the most fortunate Of men. Scion replied,
mo man should: be accounted happy until
hislife was finished. So it is with our
present experiment of inconvsrtiblel and
deprecated paper currency. Not until
we have fnishedlOur experiment. of gov
eminent grsenbacks Inational bank notes
and fractional currency can the record
be made up. AlPs well that ends well.
When the books are closed judgment may
be made upaand not before, Similar ex-
periments have been tried before and the
disastrous results are known. These re-
suits are now History, but how rare it is
we profit by the lessons of historical eK-
p~erience. end -s1ih2A h-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

LE -L " L.. EL
lin the Senate on the 18th, several petit
tions were presented relatingto to the fnan-
cial questions; an inquiry was ordered re-
garding the furnishing of stationary to
newspaper reporters; Mr.Carpenter address
sed the Senate on Louisiana affa:rs. In the
House, Nj. Maynard reported a bill rela-
ting TO the National currency and estab-
lishing free banking the remainder of the
session Was occupied IN the consideration
Of the Army Appropriation bll.cX ts'ssz
On the Both IN the Senate q memorial
was presented from Gov. Shepherd in re-
reply to that presented q. few. days ago,
making charges against the District Cow
ernment; Mr.. Carpenter continued his
speech on louisiana Affairs, arguing
against the legality of the Kellogg Gov
eminent and in fayor4of q new election /;
Mr.. Morton began . speech. IN reply,
which he, will continue on Monday. In
the House q Joint resolution requesting
the PIesident to convene q court OF, IN
quiry to investigate the charges against
Gen. Howard was, afteIta long discussion
adopted the House then proceeded to
the consideration of private bills. yss H1r.
%, On the End In the Senate the censidera-
ton of LOUISIANA affairs was resumed
Mr. Merten1argued that the kellogg gov
eminent was q legal one and that the
Presidents interference was authorized
| Messrs. Conkling, 5FrelinghuYsen, and
Stewart participated in the debate on
motion Of Mr.. Edmurds, the Louisiana
case was laid aside and the Bankrupt bill
taken up the House joint resolution foI
a committee Of inquiry in the case of Gen.
Howard was passed. In the House, as
usual on Monday large number Of bills
was introduced and referred; Mr.. Wilson
of Indiana presented four memorials re,
lating to District, affairs, and a resolution
for ajoint select committee to investigate
the charges; the resolution was adopted
and the speaker appointed a committe'
on the part of the House; Mr.: Whit'
presented articles of impeachment agains
| Judge Busteed Of Alabama; they wer,
referred to the Judiciary Committee,
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Shooting AfHai+ In FIOrenOe Town
---l eEUysI gshiu. lUIT o. al .-Hi G.

We regret to learn that Albert Scott,
eldest son of VIM. G. Scott, Esq, of Cen
ter township, was shot on Monday, and
dangerously, perhaps mortally wounded.
The circumstances as we learn them are:
Young Scott was engaged in teaching
scheol in Florence township. Among his
pupils was one McComb, formerly a la
berer on the the O3S road-bed, but more
recently living with a farmer, for whom
be did odd chores for his board while at
tending school. & On Monday, during
school hours; MeComb committed some
misdemeanor foriwhieh he was rePriman-
.ded. Continuing to disturb the school he
was again reprimanded and told that he
must behave or leave the school. MeComb
immediately rese, drew a revolver and
fred twice at Scott, the first shot cutting
off the end of Seett's thumb, and the sec
ond one taking effect in the upper part of
his Jeff breast. Scott was carried to the
residence of a farmer near by, and Nc
Copmb sought safety in fight. A party
of men started in pursuit, but at lastrae-
counts had not succeeded in oVertak-
ing the assassin.-Bryan Democrat .lus.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-05

LORD DEEBY. in distributing the prizes
tOlthe students of Liverpool College, made
an observation 30 sensible thatit deserves
to be efsarepeated. at is not" he said
4meAtal labor which hurts anSbodY unless
the excess be very great bu. rather fret4
ting aud fdgeting over the Prospeet, ofla7
boz to be. gone through" 3AsLmani must
aecustom himself to take things ,coolly,
and Ryoid hurry and nervous, excitement
by keeping: well beforehand with VhGthe
has to do. Lord Derby thinks morning
work better than night work, and that q
man who cannot get through his days
labor without artificial stimulants had
'bettsr consider whether that kind of Ia
Dor is ft for him At all" la