New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-11

United States VS.. William j. Cruikshank
ct al.-COnspiracy and murder. Verdict ::
Cruikshank, Irwin and Hadnot guilty OF
conspiracy: not guilty Of murder; other ac-
cuseG acquitted.
superior District Court.
William T. Woodbridge, of Louisville,
Kentucky, has entered suit in this court
against the New Orleans, jackson and
Great Northern Railroad Company. claim
ing $4,000 damages for injuries received
willie travelling On said road as agent of the
Southern Express Company.
Petitioner states that he was IN car on
the evening Of August 5, 1873. When one
and one-half mile this side of Pontcnatoula
station the car was thrown Off the track
down an embankment eight feet high, and
petitioner thrown against the side OF the
car and an iron safe with great force, box
of 100 pounds Of weight falling across the
small Of his back. He suffered long from
congestion of the brain, and is still disa-
bled. He charges want Of proper caution
and carelessness on behalf of the company.
H. H. Walsh VS.. city Of New Orleans
Mr.. Walsh. assistant city attorney, sues for
$1,000 due him as salary,
The case of the State Of Louisiana VS..
Richard Taylor, respecting the forfeiture
of the lease of the New canal, was con-
tinued until November.
superior Criminal Court.
vERDICTs.
State VS.. Edward Coleman.-Murder
guilty.
State va. Patrick Dowling.-Accessory to
murder before the fact; not guilty.
INFORMATION FILED.
W;llful perjury-Anna Baer. Bail fixed
at $1,000.
BAIL FIXED.
State VS.. Lucas Ribetto-Arson; $500.
ORDERS OF COURT.
The case of the State of louisiana
va. John Garvey and Charles Earle,
charged with murder, being fixed for
trial before this court on Monday, june
%, 1874, and A. A. Atocha, Esq, presiding
Judge of this court, having been of counsel
in said case, it is ordered, under the pro.
visions Of act No l24 of the General Assem-
bly, of the State of Louisiana. approved
etc., that the Hon. E. North Cullom, judge
| of the Fifth District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, be requested to attend at the
| Superior Criminal Court and preside at the
trial of said cause.
During the adjournment of the court. up
| to the twenty-second day Of June, 1874. in
all bailable cases sent to this court, the
amount of bail fixed by the committing
| magistrate shall stand as the amount OF
| bail to be furnished in this court, and the
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been furnished before the committing ma e
| istrate, shall issue certificate to the sheriff
| of the amount of bail fixed by the commit
| ting magistrate, and the sheriff, under such
certificate, shall be authorized to take bail
Ordered, that the several police magis-
| trates be notified that in all bailable cases
sent before this court up to the twenty
| second day of June, 1874, they should af
| ford accused parties ample opportunity tt
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| this court.
Adjourned until twenty second of June
First District Court.
vERDICTs.
knowingly receiving stolen goods-Her
man Giraffe; not guilty.
ON TRIAL.
Assault, with willful shooting at, etc.-W
| C. Harrison and +. c. Goboid. This is til,
| celebrated shooting affray of the two riva
druggists, corner of Magazine ard Thalis
street, on the seventeenth of March last
SENTENCED.
Assault and battery-Josephine Taylor
! alias Sarah Gordon, alias Mexican Tigress
| five days in the Parish Prison.
| Second District Court.
SUGGESTIONS of Widow Elizabeth Darcy
| Helena X. Slark, Fiorian Winterholler ant
| wife, and Lucie Morrera opened.
Jules Tardos, Jr, Bernardine Zorn ant
| Cora Jennings ask to be emancipated
Fourth District Court.
Merchants Mutual Insurance Compan,
VS.. A Poincy.--Suit for recovery of 500 il
promissory note, indorsed by defendant
with eight per cent interest from twenty
ninth Of March, 1871, and So - costs 0
protest. On trial before jury.
| Fifth District Court.
The new panel Of jurors, drawn on tn
| eighth, was sworn in.
| Sixth District Court.
| H. A. Wood vs.. p. Casse.-Suit for $40, 90
damages by failure of fulfilling coDtrac
for erecting family tomb. On trial befor
| Jury.