The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-04
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master, has been Cancelled.
-. The Supreme Court are at work on
their trial docket, and cases are fixed up to
the Goth November.
Forty boxes Of cartridges, consigned to
Gov. VIM. P. Kellogg, arrived in this city on
Tuesday.
The Corn. Salve Man having arrived
the Lightning Calculator, with his horse and
wagon, may be shortly expected.
49,. The Crescent City Rife Club still keeps
up their practice Of Wednesday afternoons,
and marked progress at the target is shown.
-. Marshal Packard has added new
deputy to his force. The young man will not,
for the present, leave his mother, who is doing
well, it is said.
-. Battery A, Louisiana Field Artillery,
will fire salute of one hundred and one
guns this evening, to celebrate the glorious
Democratic victory in Mississippi.
The epizootic is by no means over in
the city. The horses and mules still keep up
their corghing. Though but slight, the dis
ease still affects our quadrupeds
=. .Macaroni suppers have again come in
vogue, and gastronomics are reveling in late
arrival of Parmesan cheese without which
the dish is not worthy OF the name.
-. Major Burke has discharged over fifty
men and a number OF CARTS the work Of re-
pairing the streets having been completed.
The NJ .jor says he will have to discharge
great many more.
:. The ladies of the Eureka Society will
give grand concert at the Mechanics Insti-
and helpless. The admission fee is only itty
cents, and the object most deserving one.
The Governor will order new election
in Ouachit. parish to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by thu death Of the late Representa-
tive Southard, and a new election in Grant
parish 10 I'll the vacancy of Representative.
-. The Municipal Police Judges have not
made their returns to the Administrator of
Police for last week, with the exception of
Judge Adoms, Of the Fourth, who sent in
81 so, and Judge Falls, of the Seventh, 50 so.
49,. Dwellers in the Fourth District ought
to be little on their guard, for several in
stances whore night providers have made in
efectual attempts to get in by cutting the
blinds Of shutters have been brought to our
knowledge.
49,. AT the regular monthly meeting of Me-
chanics' Fire Company No. 6, held Wednes-
day evening, it was unanimously resolved that
the company turn out and participate in the
reception of Chief Engineer O'Connor upon
his return, Friday evening, 5th inst.
.... The death warrants of E. F. Fender
son, and Bill Williams with the several alias
IS, were signed yesterday. Friday, the 26th
instant, has been fixed rs the day of execu-
ion. Ga the same day a woman (Aiice Har-
.is) and man (Tony Helium) will be hung
n Ouachita Parish.
:. The printers have been at it again.
they made Judge Braughn say in
lis letter to Gov. Kellogg, in reference 20 the
Eases of Henderson and Williams, that "no
circumstances appealed" What
Judge Braughn said was that "no ex.enuat-
ng circumstances appealed"
The private meat market on Canal
treet, near Caronde'et, which has given ris 9
0 SO much litigation lately, was yesterday |
fternoon closed by the Sheriff, who seized |
II the beef found therein. Il is probable the |
wner will take steps looking TO re-opening, |
S heavy corps of attorneys have been en-
oyed.
-. A novel divorce suit has been insti-
uted in the Fifth District Court. The plain
hat her husband has never provided her
nth home, or mutual abode, not even on
le night OF marriage. Also, that he has vio-
tied all laws, moral and legal. She therefore
rays to be divorced rinc,do matri,nonii.
. Through inadvertance the name of Mr..
!. F. Wilde was connected with the account
ex-Detective Harris, published In Wednes-
ay mornings edition. Many of our most
spectacle citizens inform us that Mr.. Wilde's
haractar stands far above any associations of
nat kind. He has been known here for
,ng time pas. as an honest and peaceable cit
zen.
49,. All OF the School Directors have been
ummoned to appear before the State Board
Education, at the meeting which opens at
Don to-day, to answer the charges preferred
gainst them by the Citizens Committee.
he summons did not appear to suit the Di-
setors, and mob of them yesterday be-
eyed Gov. Kellogg, and had private inter-
Jews with him.
=. Gov Kellogg is in receipt of COM
lunication from Hon. Geo. II. Williamson,
[inster for the Central American States,
atipg that he was coming to this city.
urther information has it that Mr.. William
IN has sailed. There is some curiosity to
now what brings him and why he should
ave taken the trouble to inform Gov KEEL
gg he was coming.
The corner of Canal and Camp streets
,s clear Of distractions Wednesday after
BON. the fruit stand only taking up a foot
ID half of space. 1t was quite change.
he keeper of the Biiou fruit stand near ST.