New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-13

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IN a recent number of the REPUBLICAN IL
relation TO the transfer Of Captain Jacot
GRAY to his precinct was not intended al
apy reflection upon the ability OF efficiency
Of Sergeant Philip Taylor, than whom NJ
Drawer, truPr man ever wore the blue Jacket
The state Of affairs complained Of was Ger
tainly beyond his control, and for which ht
can not be honestly held responsible.
SAN1rARY.-The Board of Police Commits
sioners yesterday ordered quite numbe
of police officers to be detailed temperate,
with the Board Of Health, for the purpos
of making a general and thorough inspec
ton Of the city, with a view to preventing
any epidemic the coming season.
BRIEF MENVION.-On the twelfth OF April
1860, our statue of Henry Clay was un
yelled.
Mr.. Ben DeBar arrived here from st
Louis yesterday.
The Administrator Of Finance yesterday
collected the SUN Of $i400 for taxes; licenses
$1,000.
Mr.. David Hennessy, for long time door
man at police headquarters, has been pro
NOTED to full fiedged policeman.
j. j. Bettes, a jeweler, was yesterday
arrested for preaching small trust. The
charge is made by Eliza Lazelle and I. Mid
dleton.
A burglar intended to 60 through the
factory OF Mr.. F. Estevers. No. l:b GirOd
street, but after boring several holes around
the door lock made 80 much noise that he
attracted attention when he fed.
Something wrong. There was not even
an attempt at suicide last Sunday; therefore
the Improvement is noted.
Yesterday morning j. Donora and Mr.
Silman INDUCED in a dispute, and the argu
ment was closed by Silman stabting Donora
with O file. The filler escaped.
Thirty FIVE abandoned women were ar
rested late Saturday night by Sergeant
Vankirk, and in half a minute afterward
about that number OF men appeared to
obtain their release. Judge Evans yester.
day permitted all the women to leave after
each one paid s. fine.
s. Stanton, recently before the First
Municipal Court ON a charge Of embez1le
ment, has been discharged.
Governor Kellogg, Marshal Packard and
Congressman Morey occupied one OF the
SIDE boxes at the st. Charles Theatre last
night.
Thomas O'Rourke, a passenger on the Il.
f. Lee, was sent TO the Charity Hospital,
suffering from broad wound IN his left
side. He states that when the boat was at
Red River landing one Oh the deck hands
cut MIN with an AK.
McFarlan and Perry, sailors, drank too
much sour mash, which made them quite
crazy, and they 9uarrelcd Sunday night on
Victory street. Perry drew q sheath knife
and slashed McFarlan's mouth. making an
ugly wound. The assaiant escaped.
An unknown burglar has secured sntfi-
Gent smoke to last him life time. Early
Sunday morning the unknown broke the
paddock which insecurity secured the door
of No. l0l Poydras street, kept by Max
Hermann, and stole nearly 1000 cigars.
George Thomas and Reuben Baker were
noticed by Corporal Brennan, who knew
them for nothing good, so he arrested them.
While on the way to prison Baker threw
down a speilmark. but was detected in the
act.
The letter box corner of Delta and Poy-
dras streets looked as if somebody had at
tempted to forciby open it. knife blade
was found in the lock.
Officer Byrnes, late Saturday night, found
q door of the Teutonia Bank, No. IS Camp
street, unlocked, an invitation for burglars.
The officer secured the door.
+. Maginnis, engineer OF fire company
No. II, had his right arm broken by the fly
wheel Of his engine.
LYONS street, Sunday night, for outraging
the person of Mrs. Buckley. citizen wit
messed portion of the crime and has iden-
tilted the villain.
William Have,ly was arrested in Gretna
for attempting to outrage the person OF a
little girl.
Three young men were walking on Com.
mon, near Carondelet street, after ten
O'Clock Sunday night, when they saw two
fellows robbing a drunken man. Officer
Mclaughlin was called and he arrested the
rascals, who say their names are Henry
Wilson and George Simmons. When
searched at the police station speiimarks
and advertising bills, resembling green
backs, we're found on them. Judge Evans
Yesterday remands ed them to Prison.
Officer Moran recently arrested John
Moore for having stolen property II his
possession anu the case was sent down for
trial. A razor was one of lot stolen from
Pierre Lachere's shop, near st. Mary's mar
ket. The officer suspected that Michael
OGallagher was the thief and has kept
sharp look out for him since the fifteenth OF
March. Michael aired himself Sunday and
Moran saw him, consequently accused re-
tires to the Parish Prison.
WEEKLY MoRTUARY REPORT.-Dr. >. Z.
Russell, secretary of the Board OF Health,
reports the following number Of deaths ia
the city of New Orleans, for the week end
ing Sunday, April II, at . =. NJ:
One of abscess of the liver, of album
lnuria, > of apoolexy, 3 of bronchitis, of
burns, OF cancer, : OF cancer OF the womb.
i of catarrh, of congestion of the brain, 3
of con gestion of the lungs, II of consump
ton, & of infantile commissions, of cyanosis.
! of Group. of adult debility, of infantle
debility. ! of diarrhea, | of chronic
] OF dropsy, drowned, | of
dysentery, of diphtheria. of epilepsy,
! OF erysipelas, | OF coDgestiye fever, of
malarial fever, of typhoid fever, OF
typo malarial fever, 3 OF hemorrage from
womb, 3 disease of the heart. l vaiyular
disease OF the hearl. ! of enlargement OF
the heart, J Of hopping cough, OF hydro
phobia, l Inflammation of the liver, OF in
hsmmation of the lungs, of Inflammation
IF the pleura, Inf animation of the stomach,
of injuries, | accidentally killed, ! OF
ock Jaw. = of meningitis, | OF cerbero spinal |
of myelitis, , of old age. of |
paralysis, of peritontitis, Of pericarditis, |
of typhoid pneumonia. l of pyemia, |
IS of smallpox, | of sottening of the |
Drain, / of tertiary syphilis, suicide, |
OF spasm of CLOTHS, , OF trismus nascen- |
ium. unknown, | of disease OF the |
yomb: total III. Number inferred from |
public institutions, Il; on certificate of |
oroners. Il. In addition to the above |
till. born children were reported in the city.