New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-24

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door, and was about to crank another tune
when he was made to understand that he
must move on. He moved.
BRIEF MENTIoN.-Isaac Daggs killed .
man on the jackson railroad, near Tanpipa-
boa, several weeks ago, and was brought to
this city to have hi wounded leg attended
to in the Charity Hospital. His leg was
amputated, aud now that the stump il quite
well he was yesterday transferred to the
Parish Prison, TO b held until the Judge of
tho Sixth Jadieial District Court calls for
him.
The duelists and their friends, arrested in
Carrollton last Saturday, were yesterday
discharged by Judge Mccormack, the ac-
cused limiting that they had made an excur-
sion to the suburbs to effect . reconcile
ton.
Sancho Pedro was the game, and 10 Star.
ling says he gave on one hand seventeen
points and made eighteen for himself. AT
the next deal he repested the dose.
By the merest chance tho reporter was
out late Sunday night-or perhaps it would
be more respectable to say early Monday
morning-and was preparing his solid bro.
gsns for long walk. whom he was pleas
antly surprised to hear tho cheerful tinkle
of street car bells. Three or four Of the
jackson rsilrosd cars, red line, ON St.
Charles street, travelled along, going up
town at . good pace. This line has cars
out every Sunday night until near morning
to accommodate excursioniste.
The Warrington Artillery benefit will
take place ON tho twenty FIRST Of September
in the Varieties Theatre.
Last evening Patrick Casey went to the
roof Of the house No. l23 Terpsichore street
to make some repairs, although he was ad.
vised not to do %, - he was intoxicated.
He had barely reached the roof whom he |
fell to the ground, nearly killing himself.
He was sent to the Charity Hospital.
Some Of the stalls in tho Treme Market |
might be much cleaner than they are.
Arthur F0rstall, Thomas Scott and Frank |
Beaufort were yesterday thrown from q
skiff into the river. and mighthave drowned
had not sailors from the French bark
Polymnia gone to the rescue.
A large eilver ladle, stolen from burn
ing house ON the third instant. has been re-
covered by the police, and Homer Bird is
now Gagged in the Parish Prison. It belongs
to Mr.. Schumacher. !.
Burglars entered the Office Of Mr.. James
corner of Toulouse and Frank
lin streets, and ran sacked the place. Sew
eral leaves were torn out Of ledger; such
leaves - contained the names Of persons
indebted to the office.
Henry Deal last evening visited the bar
room, No. II Matches street, called for
thinks, although he had big load in, and
'efused to pay. A repetition Of the oftense
vas resented by the proprietor, William
Betz, who ordered the man to leave. Deal
hen cut Bets, inficting . terrible wound
N his head. Deal was arrested.
Yesterday, when Bates opened ; bundle
# papers, which came from Cincinnati, .
liminutive mouse jumped out, looking
round inquiringly, and then attempted to
eturn to his quarters, evidently mot liking
he looks of . foreign country.
The fire alarm rung about twelve o'clock,
'unday night, sent from box No. SIS, was q
alse one. II
About two O'Clock yesterday morning q
mall house ut the corner Of Burdette and
bird strsets was destroyed by FIRE. It
vas owned and occupied by Mrs. Dillon.
rho is incurred in the Nerchants' Mutual
flee for $500. i
Elliot Grant met with IN unexpected
,isfortune yesterday morning. He was
olling key Of butter in the store Of Aessrs. {
RUSSELL & Hall, when the head dropped {
ut, the butter running on the floor. He
tipped in the grease and fell, breaking his !
1T leg. .
Charles Keis, the carriage driver who ran =
yer Mr.. Heile, was yesterday arraisned in
10 First Municipal Court, pleaded not Il
utility and was remanded to prison until b
II. Heile's condition Oh al be made known. :,
Lizzie Lewis was badly wounded under {,
er left ear by Nellie Watkins at the cor st
81 of Girod and Lafayette streets. A razor e
e. the weapon used. y
Catherine, an Italian woman, was ar
in the Washington Market for pass o.
q counterfeit nickles. 81
Peter Doewick, shout forty years old, has T.
and 1t is feared that he has Il
mmitted suicide. He recently told an .,
quaintance that be was tired of living. 81
At the several police stations yesterday, ct
porters found but little news-only DRINKS y
ID reports Of dead de9s. kl
William Bloomer, nine years old, was th
aging ON the gallery Of his home ON La 2.
yette street, when no fell to the ground, n
arly killing him. s.
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iii, is tortured with consuming love for