The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-05
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....Gov. antoine says he don KNOW any
thing about the election law.
49,. Saturday night, it may be said, opened
the falls carnival. There were more DRINKS
and disturbances of the peace than we have
known for some tine.
-. The Halpin case, in which over one
hundred witnesses are summoned, was called
up before the Second District Court Monday
morning. It promises to last some time.
-. John W. Rox borough is the lates. ap.
pointment by the Police Board. He is en-
rolled as detective and is specimen o!
what the board Can do in the way of making
detectives.
-. There was large crowd present at the
Second Police Magistrates Court Monday
morning, to attend the trial of Messrs. Monta.
mat, Mccain and Sherman, for disturbing the
peace Saturday night.
49,. The recent excitement in police circles
has extended somewhat beyond. The rumors
current of changes have already aroused sew
eral, and the ques ion now is, "Who is to be
the man?"
We learn from Capt S. W. Scott that
Col. Waggaman and himself killed, Saturday
last, near Vaudeville, on the lake shore,
seventeen dozen birds, grassits and CABLES.
This is about the biggest bag so far this sea-
son.
-. There are rumors in circulation that
when Gov. Kellogg returns there will be quite
an upheaving in Republican ranks. Whether
this means impeachment or not we cannot
say, but we, from the present aspect of affairs,
lei assured that trouble is brewing in Radi-
cal ranks.
....On Saturday Major Burke appointed
2. Malochee, Esq, storekeeper and pur-
chasing agent Of the Department Of Improve
ments. We consider this one of the best ap-
pointments of our city administration, and
one calculated to reflect credit upon the de-
partment. Mr.. Malochee is we'll known as
gentleman of integrity and high character.
.... The Grand Jury of the State impan-
nelled yesterday is composed as follows ::
A. A. Woods, Foreman Abraham A. Yates,
Robert Upshur, Paul Travigne (c.), Henry
Washington (c.), W. G. Kinsella, Henry Arm
strong (c.), Martin Finnerty, Jeremiah Dono-
van, H. B. Ferguson, S. E. Greason (c.), H.
G. Stone, Charles Ramel, Jesse Blakely (c),
G. F. Raymond, Adolphe Victor.
-. We have received several ears of corn
raised on the Cedar Grove Plantation, in the
Parish Of Plaquemines, which are remarkably
ond inf oaC fol
samples of the production of the place. This
corn is of the yellow Creole description, the
ears are very long and full, and the grains
arge, plenty and regular. The crop of corn
IN this plantation is amply sufficient for the
years consumption.
-. john Mahoney, the prince of boat
builders, has just completed at his yard in
Algiers a shell-bottom gig for the Aspinwall
Club She is perfect beauty, being built of
cypress, finished inside with walnut, is an
,utrigger, with sliding seats for oarsmen and
,oxswain. She is thirty-six feet long, looks
ike q race-horse, and is now ready for deliv-
Dry. The oars for this boat were made by
Donahue. Of Newburg. N. Y, are the regular
poon pattern, very strong, and as light as
Gathers.
AT meeting of the Third Ward Prop
'rty Holders Union, he'd last night at ITO
Jarondelet street, Messrs. Kountz and Hill
we're reelected to the Central Committee.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Who reas, we have learned with great salts
action, that the City Administrators have
expressed q willingness to reduce
ur taxes on real estate for next year to one
lalf of what they are at present, and to en-
ounter all the fines, prosecutions and penal
les to which this reduction may subject them,
'rovided the property holders will support
hem in this measure.
Therefore be it resolued by the Third Ward
Property Holders Union, That we are in favor
f the proposed reduction, and recommend
be Central Council to vote for it, and offer
be City Council every assurance of our
earty Endorsement and full support in their
movement.