New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-11
COURT RECORD
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1875.
superior Criminal Court.

State VS. Louisa jones. Convicted Of
grand larceny November ). Motion filed
Tor arrest OF Judgment
State VS.. Aleck Smith.-Convicted of
stabbing, etc. Motion for new trial over
ruled.
State vs.. Virginia Lewis.-Motion for new
tria! continued to November -.
State vs. Matthew L. CANINE, William
Moran and James Dri. col.-Charged. with
rob Ding James Lowe on the eighth Of June
last. Motion for reduction of bail granted,
and bail reduced to $3.50.
INFORMATIoNs.
Assault and battery upon member of
the Metropolitan Police io.ce-James
O'Brep, assaulting. November 3, Officer
Hezean; Celeste McLane. assaulting. Octo-
Der 81, Officer Jones; John alias Yellow
John, ASA uiting, October |, Officer Gibney;
John Lewis, assau!ting, May 20, Officer
Diueu.
+ yERDICTs.
Grand larceny-Ann McNulty, charged
with stealing from Mrs. Ellen Dncon, at No.
228 burgundy ttreet, on July -, fourteen
$50 gold pieces, not guilty.
Alfred Ford, charged with breaking and
entering the Office of Messls. Lord s. Nc
Peake, corner OF Camp and Gravier streets,
during the night of September - stealing
gold watch, some coin and a small sum i'll
United States cure ney, guilty.
SENTENCED.
Garry ing concealed weapons-Jean Rouge,
thirty days Parish Prison.
First District Court.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Sarah Griggs, alias Reed, of petty lar
ceny.
SoLLE pRosEQUI ENTERED.
John T. Jones, for receiving stolen goods.
vERDIc1s.
Robert Dover, assault, not guilty; Albert
Porea, entering, etc, guilty: Adeline Smith,
petty iNceny, guilty.
SENTENCED.
Louis Wilson, petty larceny. one day;
Daniel Shay, assault with intent to kill,
three Ill, Mag; Benjamin White, assault and
battery, three months.
second District Court.
Alfred L. and William S. Lugenbuhl pray
| to be emanCipatei.
| Succession of Felix Pllard opened.
Fourth District Court.
Victor +. Guerin We. Aug. Bohn.-J udg
| mept tor defendant
Henry De Many VS.. d. Y. Charburg,-
Judgmt 1T for defendant
Fifth District Court.
| n. A. Delerno W.. Mr. and Mrs, Carpen
| ter.-On defendants rule to set aside Sc
| Queetrdtlon lssueu ny uuuSb Ilssot, dllcg
| ing want of constitutional authority; CoHst
La, art. SO. Article 80 provides a judge
recused may select lawyer. or call on an
other judge. Act of April %, 1853, provid
ing IA Judge may select a lawyer, was de
cided unconstitutional undcr Const. La.
| 1882, art. 81, as cCnterring judicial powers
| on pers OBS not elected; State VS.. Judge OF
Sixth judicial District, 9 A, e.; Hayes VS.
Hayes, 10 A, 6i2 These cases do not ap
ply. Though no other judge may try pro
bate cases, Judge Tssot may issue order.
| for and in the absence OF other judges
The seven judges of Orleans are only
equivalent to one judge of other districts
Assignment Of special jurisdiction was de
signed for convenience. The Judge Of Tho
Second District Court, beyond the the tria
of cases, has the same powers as othel
| judges. The order OF seGuestration il con
sentative until heard by IA court having the
right to try the case on its merits. Every
legal remedy must be furnished the people
Call vs., Hagger, s Mass, i30; Oatman VS.
Bond, Is Wis, IS, For certain purpose.
only the courts are open the whole year
| Acts 1869, e. l6. Rule refused.