The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13
THE HOGAN CASE.
His Statement.

Yesterday morning there were three atlidavits
atainst Mat Hogan, one by Special Officer
4 L. Smith, charging the prisoner with hay
mo skeleton KEYS and burglar tools ia his
possession for the purpose Of breaking and
entcrin" residences
Another aft lagit was made BY Dr. ".
Guthrie, charging Hogan with larceny of Il
gold watch, from the steamer Bradlsh John
son. valued III one hundred and fifty dollars.
And stiu another affidavit made by Geryais
>iauthreau, Jr., charging Hogan with stealing
a watch or the morning of the It'll of March
rom TIE steamer t. L. Hodge, at about G
o'clock in the morning. and valued Mt two
hundred and thirty dollars
Mats bail was fixed at $500 in each case for
his appearance. Hogan on being interviewed
made the following statement He says that
Yesterday night lust after he had finished sup
per, he was sitting in the house Of Mr. Con-
nors. with one Of the children on his knee,
when J. l.. Smith, the detective, came III and
said, . have Il warrant Tor you.
then said all right, will go with you;
asked permission to get my overcoat, as the
rain was falling heavily, but this was retcsed,
when was taken on one side by Smith and
Oh the other side by another detective; |
asked some parties to follow me. al feared A
Job was put up on ne.
| swung my hands, rs 7 was afraid Of come
thing being shipped in my pocket When
taken TO the station ! was not searched by Mr..
Cummings, the clerk, or Mr.. Lynch, the
turnkey; but after being put in the cell |
asked what was the charge against NE.
when they brought watch and burglars
,ools to me, and said Jim Smith found them
Du me-if lie did don't know il.
Reporter Did you have the tools on you?
Hogan lou should know that am too old
for that, and know better than to carry such
things around to give myself away. At the
trial the entire truth Of the case will be
earned.
4 LEGM. ANNUNctAToE. A machine is to
bc put into every law office in New York
city, ana everything transpiring in the courts !
.s to be transmitted as the sale Of stocks is |
sent to the hotels and financial institutions of
lhe city. A lawyer will not have to go TO |
court to know what cases are Oh trial, what !
judgments are rendered or what legal trans |
actions take place III the courts. Everything |
transacted viii so over the wires rs stocks |
AoW 40. The arrangements will include all |
;hat is done in the Sherifi's office every |
Judgment ana levy; every mortgage and at
achment; every ease tried from the Justices
Court up TO the supreme, with every verdict |
md every disagreement. The putting tip Of
the instrument is 70 cost about $3.50 each
Lord harrington, Gladstone's successor,
once worshippe6 queen of the deili-monde
Aamcd Lucy Walters, euphoniously nicknared
SkIttles When z distinguished Admiral
was appointed by Lord Palmerston TO an I'M
portant command he is said TO have asked
that jaunty Premier, " May ! take Bowles ?"
also an Admiral, and Lord Palmerstons
brotherin-law. Bowles = SAID Lord Palm
erston; "Oh, BY al means aud Skittles,
too, if Won please The noble Lord cannot
succeed in making his enemies forget his at-
tachment.
I Young fellow jn san Francisco suddenly
,nltched Il kiss from q lady friend, and ex-
used his conduct by saying that il was a sort
7t temporary insanity that now and then
ame upon him. When he arose to take his
cave, the plying damsel said to him at
YOU ever feel any more such fits coming on
yOu had better come right here where your
lnnrmity is known, and we will take care OF
you.
L is the Cincinnati Enquirer which thus
haentS an eNhausting problem in the face Of
Il suffering world The woman on Front
street who has tripletS, and the wife of the
ianitor Of the Twelfth district school, who
WINS three pairs of twins disagree as to which
re Them holds the best hand. Schenck SAYS
T. ho,of kind beats two pairs, but he don't
,irs" many OF kind it takes to beat three
What bal.
ee speciaS ers say about Paragon yeast powder.
and parQa notice.