The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-29
THINGS IN GENERAL.
THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEES

| AhANUo IN UENEhAIIs
THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEES
assembled at about O'clock last night, nd wer
in consultation until Has, when they ac journet
The chairman Of the McEnery C ,nlmittee in
formed this reporter that an agreement had bee
made, and the only thing necessary to comple,
it was the namos Of two men to ill certain posi-
tons, or do certain dutics, to be inserted BY Ke
logg. When the blank was f,,Ied up, if the name
proved acceptable, the agreement would b
signed.
He said, tier, there would be a meetin,
this morning. the hour he was unable to state G!
1t depended on circumstances.
CITY ELECTIONS.
| more IL cor siderable talk on The streets abOu
the probability Of a city election without state
some say number OK candidates for parish
offces will push tor an election, even should tn.
State Central Committee advise no participation
N the State election. How much Of this is true
we cannot say, but We trust that city and State
will 80 together. Candidates cannot force on,
people into stand they do not believe in. Let
every one register and hold themselves under
the advice Of the st tie Central Committee.
! NEGROES RALLYIN0
! On account Of the time spent in conference
| the negroes are rallyirg and the registration
Offices are crowded with them. This should be
looked after, for frauds can easily be perpe-
trated.
rendered to Miss Minnie Doyle by the Orleans
Dramatic Association, will take place on Thurs
day next, at the Opera House. The play an
nounctd for presentation on the OCCASION is
| Robertson's drama, entitled "Ours."
The fifth complimentary performance of the
VARIETY DRAMATIC CLUB
has been postponed indefinitely. Due announce
ment OF tho performance will be given.
For CoRoNER-Dr. Chastant, a well-knowp
physician OF our city, is announced as acandidate
Tor Coroner. II elected, no will, without doubt,
N AXE good officer.
DIR. Folwell is also announced as q candidate
for coroner OK the upper districts. He has re.
cord that he can stand on.
IKE SECOND WARD REGISTRATION OPFICE.-We
hear . number Of complaints about the hours Of
business in the Second Ward registration Office.
This morning the Office was not open for business
at all and it was announced to all those who ap-
Piled Tor reglstratiOn-aH white mcn--that there
W, uid be no registration until z o'clock. This
derehchon of duty is excused by tie State Super
visor on the grounds that they were indexing the
books.
This is too thin The question is who gave
these gentlemen the right to close their office for
any such purpose. Murphy, the United States
supervisor, has not been duty all day, and it is
very evident that he is not attending to his bust
ness.
Since the above was written gentleman, who
ass umed the responsibility of representing Mr.
Murphy-as he stated-has called on us AMI re-
ported that Murphy yesterday, entered protest
against the action of the State Supervisor which
he (Nurphy) proposes to make public.
D1soRDERLY HOUSE The noisy and dis
graceful scenes that nightly occur in and a,out
Wenger's beer saloon, on Bourbon street, lave
made that establishment nuisance to the nexh-
borhood. The citizens on the block complain
seriously Of the disturbances that take place at
Wcnger's and in the name Of decency they ask
that stop be put those rows, and, unless oreer
can be maintained that the house be closed.
There has been received
COMPLAINT
| against the city. 1t ia said that dumping ground
is made of tho square on Howard street, bounded
10y First and Second streets, and it is denomi
mated an !" Internal nuisance
The complaint is one that should receive at
tention, and the cause Of complaint should be
removed.
The election for delegates to the Parish Con-
vention, to he held on the Sd of October next,
should
NOT BE FORGOTTEN,
and the residents OF the different wards, who
have not already done so, should at once register
themselves on the books OF the Central Club.
1t will be gratifying to those who have bust
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT,
to learn that Thomas Collins, Esq, has been
appointed official reporter. Mr.. Collins is we'll
known to the legal fraterl ity an efficient
shorthand reporter. and his appointment has
been met with unirersal satisfaction.
THE POLICE
are growing, and to the disnteros:ed observer,
they appear to have good cause to growl.
When tho Kellogg crowd went back into office,
there was two months pay due tie peeiers, and it
was set forth and officially promulgated that
those men who did no: return 70 duty wolld lose
the "spoadullx due. Tuose that did return
have not been paid, and they are mad, and there
is general "cussinS' Of Kellogg.
Late on Saturday evening Mr.. c. J. Csrley, a
United states supervisor o. the Thiild Ward, had
Jos. Brown, colored man, arrested for
Brown was locked up in the First Precinct
Station where he should have renamed through
out the night but Pat Creagh came along and
his influence was sufficient to release Brown,
with the understanding that he was to appear ON
Monday morning before Judge Macarthur.
Brown dld not appear, and Mr.. Carly made
regular affidavit against him, on which warrant,
which has not as yet been executed, was issued
The Third Ward registration Office is now
situated on Carondelet street, near Girod. AS
most of the negroes living in the vicinity have
already been registered, there is no telling how
soon it will be removed, and white citizens resd-
ing in the neighborhood had better take time by
the lorelock, and enroll themselves.