The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-29
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49,. Two whistlers in the last car last night
and both performed Trovatore.
-. The police are being paid for August,
1875. ....
Murrell of Madison, who ranks as high
as corporal in the army of the Faithful, is in
the city.
-. 1t was limited last night there was some
thing mysterious going on relative to the COM
ing carnival in certain circles.
-. There will be meeting of the CO.
operative Association Friday night, for the
purpose of electing Board of Directors.
-. Gov. Kellogg has not got regularly set
tied down to business yet. 1t was after u M.
Thursday when he put in an appearance at
the State-House.
-. The Governor yesterday appointed
Thos. r. Gee Clerk Of Court Of the parish of
Cameron, vice Stansbury resigned, and VIM.
F. Schwing notary public, parish of Iberia.
-. The colored Conservatives say they will
meet in spite Of Pinch and his crowd, and
that at their next meeting they will have sup
porters enough to face Pinch and his mob.
80. The Canal Street, City Park and Lake
Railroad Company will afford delightful
ride to those who intend visiting the Metarie
Ridge cemeteries on Ali Saints Day, as their
cars stop within square of them.
-. 1t is rumored that there will be terrible
slaughter at the Custom House on the LIST OF
November. Scores of CORY heads are to drop
a. md ba ayaoutiOnar has
sharpened his ak.
-. The Governor will get regularly to work
to-day, but it will take him two or three days
to get into harness. As soon as he does,
however, heads will fly and it will be the
heads of chose officials who have expressed
"opinions about the administration.
Mr.. A. Desposito, Superintendent OF
Streets of the Third Ward, has given notice
to all persons doing business on Canal street
who obstruct the banquette with boxes,
stands, ETC., to remove the distractions with
in twenty-four hours.
The Reverend r ,dical negro Senator
Dave Young, who was indicted by the Grand
Jury Of Concordia parish for embezzlement,
will be in the city in short time. The Faith
full are making preparations to give him re-
ception commensurate with his moral worth
and his position in their ranks.
The burglars Clifford and Hartnett are
still enjoying the Inequalities OF the Prison
de Parish serving out term OF thirty days
as dangerous and suspicious characters. 1t
seems that these successful knights of the
"jimmy" can not leave the Sunny South
and go to the North, where money is plentl-
full for such characters.
49,. The image maker has returned, and
yesterday was seen strolling along Canal
street laden with chalk angels and plaster oil
Paris dogs. 1t has been long time since we
had the pleasure Of meeting one Of these
artists, and there was about the one out yes
terday the same old melancholic appearance
they all wear.
Watson, the celebrated boarding house
"beat," who was some time ago arrested by
Officer Mitchell Of the Second Precinct and
confined in the Parish Prison, was on Wed
nesday released, on the condition that he
would leave the Crescent City within forty
eight hours. Boarding house keepers should
be on their guard, as we cannot say positively
that Watson has left.
-. One of our minor poets has immortal
lied himself by producing that naive, never
to-grow-old poem which begins with
''Mary had little lamb"
To what tortures those poor simple lines
have been subjected since they were origi
nally written, everybody knows, but we never
thought until yesterday that they would give
rise to violent physiological discussion.
1t is none of our business, and, there
fore, we do not mention it in any spirit of
oficiousness, but simply in kind warning to
the culprits, and without any reference to the
morality or otherwise of the situation. Fol
when two young loving people make up theil
minds that in order to be happy they must
be Joined in wedlock, and failing to accom-
plish their design in any other way. resolve to
elope on Saturday next, they should at least
be more prudent than to permit the matter to
become one of almost public notoriety.
Eyes, sar," said an old negro, yesterday
"yes, sar, Use gwine into polyticks, is. Use
gwine to vote once more at de next election
Use gwine to vote for de Judges and SIGH like
an fore God, Use gwine to vote for Grant, ar
den Use gwine to run for de Legislature, an
from dar Use gwine to de penitentumary.
knows 1 does, Mr.. Brown done tole me dat il
am jest one step from de one to de odder, al
dat in de penitentumary niggers dey get board
an close for nothing. Yes, sar, Use gwine
into polyticks, is.
-. .Pinchback was yesterday in the Office
Of the State Superintendent Of Public Educa-
ton, and while there he related dream
which he had had. II was beautiful dream,
but it did not move his audience, as Pinch.
back evidently expected it would, and he was
considerably set back when one of the indi
viduals in the aforesaid audience asked
whether Pinchback in his dream had found
that he would become United States Senator