New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-06

BRIEF MENT1ON.-ln0 new orleans L V
biographical Union elected Mr.. George G
Cooper delegate to the next international
Union convention, which is to be held liz
Boston next June. A very excellent choice
Mr.. Richard Charles was the proudest
man in our city yesterday, and one of the
happiest. He became the father Of a
bouncing boy early Sunday morning, and
he don't care who knows it.
David Anderson handled a loaded shot.
gun with no more care than he would an IN
loaded broomstick, and the consequence was
he boldly shot William Harrison. The care
lessness occurred in a sale stable, corner of
Delord and Dryades streets. Harrison was
sent to the Charity Hospital to have buck
shot scooped out of his left shoulder. His
wounds are not likely to kill him.
Frank Mulvey saw Ella Brooks sitting
by a window on Dryadee street, and he en-
tered without invitation. When asked what
he wanted he ordered the woman out, to
which Ella objected. and so pulled out her
little jack knife and leeched the intruder.
The woman was arrested, and Mulvey sent
to the hospital to be plastered.
L. P. Richmond yesterday caused the
arrest of one Rogers for stealing $50 from
him in the st. James Hotel.
Sunday was q good day for drunkards,
and one-fOurth of hundred were incar-
cerated There is no telling how many
escaped arrest.
This day will be celebrated by some PEG.
pie in memory of the battle of Shiloh:
\ Joseph Pascal was found by the police in
\ a house sick and destitute and the charity
ywagon was sent for to take him to the hos
Aital. Before the wheels had made many
Warnings the unfortunate man died from
~ art disease.
ne The City Council will hold an interesting
a. Aslon day.
ses NE reporter who found millions of items
,ousf hov hoon far more induS.
yes Is than an ordinary flea.
uiU 10 women were arrested at the corner
nti and IRENE streets on complaint OF
VIC VIZ Burnette, who says they stole $500
Sonn him. They say that he was full OF
from and that his male friend took the
oonVld while they were looking on. Bur-
money mits that his friend returned him
ri ssfts al
VIZ Wv line got it into his head that Oscar
de ended to kill him, and Oscar got
hnenolt IN to the fifth calabOose
nis mead RghO says his name is George
n. a fellow h profession planter hired
ptls, and buggy from q stable in Donald
norse and forgot all about it until he
sonvllIe an 6ton, where his memory was
Ieacned CID IN officer. He was searched
refreshed BY bon was discovered set of
and on his pc
burglars tool! lis another absent minded
feter Henr of putting his right hand
YOUTH. Insteay nket he put it into that OF
INTO his own ID Tor which trouble he got
mrs lzermant. ". McCullOm noticed the
" oo Citizen II bpped the rascal at the
OPERATION and a on.
>'H'fal police sta! -
- psoCIArIoN-This body
,O SIATE ROWING the president informed
!. Melo meeting, ant had invited all boat
.le members that The Pelican. River
Siaos to send delegal ms and Howard clubs
sue, Louisiana, Orle the st. John sent
we're represented, al it had not yet con-
s; TIo explaining that joining the associa-
tuoreu the question kOuld be had imme-
diately. '0A
Cu 49, AT the regular
mon,HSn HOSPITAL board of admins
trators ~ t eSo OF tn ospital, held at the
Hospital last avs";n:y y following gentle
men were reelected oficy rs Tor the ensuing
year: DR.. A. w. Smyth, ouse surgeon; ".
G.. w. Lewis, assistant he use surgeon; >. ID.
Lichtenberger, secretary and treasurer;
John johnson, apothecaryS Aurick johnson,
chief clerk; John Pondek, chief engineer.
The following professional gentlemen were
elected visiting physicians and surgeons for
the ensuing six months: Physicians-Aex'