New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-13

"WEDNESDAY, MAY IL, 1875.
UnfteA sfate. Cireuft Cont.

U0DGe0 6tate0 C1rculG COQtts
Presentation. w. b. Woods, circuit
Judge.
Frank II. Ames, trustee vs. New Orleans
Mobile and Texas Railroad ComDapy.-Tht
trustee being required to purchase the road
| in the interest Of the bondholders the pro
| jects submitted by him are referred to q
master in chsncery to inquire:
!. If the purchase OF the trustee can be
sdvantage0usly sold either for cash or or
the terms Of forming another company tG
furnish capital to build the road.
| .. To report whether any sufficient and
responsible company can he composed III
.he bondholders, or the boudholders in com.
papy with others, whereby the interests u
the bondholders can be secured and their
consent can he had.
3. To report upon the specific plan cub
mitted by the trustee.
Frank F. Case, receiver Crescent City
National Bank, va. Charles Weysham.-
Petition alleges that defendant as cashier
allowed two parties TO overdraw $2S 399
and prays jud dgment on his bond against
him and Jules Tuyes and E. T. Parker fol
$2500 each, action for the remainder being
IT served. "
Bayly g. Pond VS.. London and Lsn.
cashire Insurance Company.-On trial.
eaperior Dtstrics Court.
State Of Louisiana ex rel. the Attorney
General vs. Auditor Clinton ct, al.-Iuter
vention of Board Of Health for amount Of
appropriation. KnIe to dissolve injunction
taken under advisement.
Lower Coast Packet Company vs. James
Wood-DefendaIt's rule to dismlss pe'i
tion and dissolve Clder appointing l1qnlda-
tors and writ OF sequestration liked Tor
fourteenth inst ant. .r-
Louisiana Levee Company vs. Thomas A.
SCOTT and H. s. MeColnb-PetitiOn of Nc.
CSno aileees tnat MS Gomlcile Is ia Usia-
ware, tna1 ocott ls n pennsylvania, Wniie
Piainlh - III Louisidna, anu praAs the
SUIT nay W transferred 10 tno onlteo
States G1lSult Coure.
u, Il, Ue!eTy w. CtlAehs oanh VI LOUIS
ana-feitioner aIegee ownership OF prop
ersy on kssyoa road; tnst tue act OF sale
was null ana Solu and executea unoer error
OF iac,' anu 1ur,her tnat ne IL entlIleo 10
eIV,UVO woftn on louisiana Lesee oonos and
Daiance oI Si5oo ~;
state ex rsi. y. =. Moncnre Vs. a. Dubu
clet ct al.-hespondents, wells, Anderson,
henner and Casanave, returning othcers OF
electlons, against WnOnl manuamu5 Is
prayed for In this case, for answer1n addition
to the exceptions already lied IN this case,
say: lhat IN their capacity az returning ota-
GERS OF elections Ill TINS State Tor the election
held on the second OF November, 1874, they
Gay OF November, lo'4 anu ciosoo on tne
twenty Iourth Gay OF december, io|4, anu
promulgated tne result OF thelr laoors, anu
tnat commissions nave Issued TO antoine
Duouciet a. state treasurer ana other
omcere IN accordance 10 thelr SAID report,
@nd that tneir duties IN relation TO the
canvass count ana eompiiation OF the SAID
fInctws o0c;o "a to tbs sar,a aua bsva ""
further ls.,.i authority in tba nra1niaes
That in 30 tar as the parish If De Soto is
ooncerheu; there has psen no iegal returns
tha ratnrn;ng ot,;cars "f tho aian.;nn % IN the %
parish; conse eauently the returning officers
could not anvass, count and compile the
vote of that parish, if any was given. In
regard to the parish OF Vim. the evidence
before the returning officers showed there
was no supervisor OF registration in that
parish to register the votes and to conduct
the election. and that there was no legal
Vemoer, lo'4.
o. eHto w 'no paLAenoe y. olon siiio anv
N.an.: sAo esiuenee nuoTeu InaC ~ 10 poil
fr.s fs;s nd roaatIs .. staot;a In Sa' pa ae,,
~. a.oo, asI anu pe eaceao!e eiection, ON accouoe
" 3oss VI s.oienco AnliniuatoI ane cor,ep1
.:,h ~ su.n as ~ maIerisiy ~ !Ieel!eto
WIN .he purify anu AesuoIn ol tno eieclion'
ticers of election nnder The nowar vestea in
them bv law tn determine such condition of
affairs. by the examination of vitne eses and
evidences. reiected the several nolls from
these parishes; their said acticn is final and
r, ha harc. S;sr,,ssed st ria;nt;A. .p.es p.S
wv .' s~ - p."'"''1 0'''e'
Superior Criminal Court.
INFORMATIONs. 49,
per;nrv-Harrv lam
oo..
NoALE f8oefoOl ENTEhkD.
Emoezziement james Richardson.
VEkDIc1s.
Grand larceny-Levy Howard, guilty;
j. +. Smith, not guilty.
breakng ana entering scnooner-hed,
Rohherv%Igna,;o v, r%' S,nts G,nS NV - E N
,;aro. %S,ias $50 oan.S S IN, o"s1 III
cn;I+~ o"1A'A "~ 0"Ao' AA"'A'''
s,,,,,u,r
,r... -
JOnn Martn' mansiaugnter, tnree years.
george henderson, aiias Frank Baker,
breaking and entering, eighteen months.
FRANK BAKER, breaking, ana entering, two
years.
Charles Chevai, witness answering dis
respectfully when name called, " oO or
twenty Jour hours.
TRUE BILLS.
StateDys. Louis j. Lecte-Manslanphte
State vs. ID. r Fendersen-Murder: kill
no AIire .Iohn son in a Sancehnnsa An,;i r.;
'. Die..sc. o'uf''
SENTENCED.
Max Lazarine, charged with wounding
ess than mayhem, on plea of guilty of as
'sult and battery, to pay costs or be inn
pr1soned ten days.
Pierre Soulang, assault and battery, one
lay.
NoLLE PRosEoUI ENTERED.
Larceny-John Moore.
S>.ora n,.,.,.s r.r,s