The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-21
THE COURTS.
United states Cifcust Court.

John Coekrem, receiver, etc, N, W. Casey,
substituted, vs. John Ray; E. E. O'Brien
called in warranty-This case was called up
for trial yesterday, and the jury brought in a
| verdict, without even leaving their seats, IN
favor of plaintiff for twenty-three hundred
and nine dollars and eighty-three cents, with
interest, as prayed for.
Horror & Wood vs. Samuel Fasnacht-On
motion of G. Schmidt, attorney for defendant,
it is ordered that plaintiffs show cause, on
Friday, the Oath day of December, 1875 at II
o'clock A. NJ, why the verdict and the judg-
ment rendered should not be set aside, and a
new trial granted on the grounds filed.
United States VS.. Jas. L.. Belden ct al. 1t
was ordered that the suit against the said
Beden, deceased, be revived as against one
III. Low enstelp, administrator and representa-
tive of the succession of said Belden.
Frank F. Case, receiver, ETC., VS.. II. A.
Fredric and Z. Newman, called in warranty.
The Jury found verdict in favor OF the
plaintiff and against the defendant H A.
Fredric, for the sum of $500, with legal in
terest until paid, with like verdict in favor
of the defendant H. A. Fredric, and against
E. Newman called in warranty for the same
amount.
United States VS.. G. J. Laveque ct al
This case was called up for trial yesterday,
and the jury brought in verdict in favor of
the United States-S194 %.
United S ates vs.. G. J. Leyeque ct ais
The jury returned a verdict in favor of plain
tiff in the sum of S347 with interest.
The Judge ordered that the petit jury be
discharged until ii o'clock to-day.
Some twenty-five important suits were
called up for trial. and, on motion, were CEN
tinued.
Superior Criminal Court.
FINDINGS BY THE GRAND JURY.
State VS.. CASTOR Larche-charged with
rape. A true bill
State vs. William Wallace-charged with
carrying a concealed weapon. Not true
bill.
State vs.. Mary Estel.e- charged with muir
der. A true bill.
State VS.. Lawrence Williams-charged with
burglary, armed with dangerous weapon. A
true bill.
INFoRMATIoNs FILED.
State vs.. Pat Meehan, charged with assault
and battery. Bail $500.
State VS.. Paul Brown, charged with assault
and battery. Bail $500, and capias.
State vs.. August j. Helmke, charged with
assault and battery. Bail $500.
State VS.. Thomas Gallagher, Edward Ber-
mudez and Michael Gibbons charged with
using personal violence on member Of the
metropolitan police force. Bail $780, Ca
phases issued for Bermudez and Gibbons.
State vs. Francisco Lala, charged with stab
bling with dangerous weapon with intent to
commit murder. Bail $1,000.
State vs.. Milton Jones, j. E. Parker and j.
B. Jourdan, charged with accepting a bride.
The information charges that the accused, as
members of the House of Representatives of
the State of Louisiana, did, on the Goth day
of January, 1875, accept and receive from one
E. w. Devices, one j. L. Mathews, one p
Jones York, and one Robt. r. Ray. several
sums of money, amounting to $500, as a
bribe and pecuniary reward to influence their
several votes in matter then pending before
the House of Representatives, etc, etc.
Second, in another count the defendants,
Milton Jones, J. E. Parker and j. B. Jourdan
are charged with receiving on the 1st day of
February, 1875, sum of money amounting
to 1906, as bride and pecuniary reward from
certain parties, the names of whom are to the
Attorney General unknown. Bail for each of
the defendants $1,000.
CONTINUED.
State vs. Michael Mcnamara, charged with
murder Continued until the second Tuesday
in January.
Safe vs. John Martin, charged with incest
Continued indefinitely.