New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-01
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Two SMALL F1REs.-About II O'Clock
Friday night fire broke out in q one-story
frame house on Claiborne street, between
Columbus and Laharpe, occupied by NJ. A
Caonge; owned by NJ. d. Girod. The
damage was not great.
A small house, back OF Algiers,' was de-
stroyed by FIRE late Friday night. II was
owned and occupied by BarAey Carney.
Loss S5oo. =
FEMININE F1eHrERs.-Theresh has existed
some difference Of opinion Vetween Mary
McClellapd and Kate billiard. probably
not concerning any inesrnationak question,
and when they met yesterday morning at
the corner of st. Louis and Rampant streets,
they tried N vain to jump down each
others throsts! Failing in thatexpernent
they began to gQuge and bite like cornered
cat. Mary got left-hander on her left
eye and a;paster on the ethes, which so dis.
couraged Her that she pulled out a razor
and slashed Kate's tender bosom wi tn in
tent to kill. Both harridans were arres ted,
and the wounded woman vas sent to tie
Charity Hospital for repairs.
Four MEN FOR BURGLARY.-Special Of
fcer Blandin arrested William Green,
Charles Leighton, Stephe4 johnson and
Anthony Bigney on charge of burglary.
In Green's house were found several ar
ticles recently stolen from Mrs. Ruiz ana
Mrs. Diamond. Accused were dropped into
the fifth precinct srationhouse.
AN UGLY FALL.-Miss Molly Cleary had
terrible fall while looking at funeral
pasdbg the corner of Basin and Girod
streets. She was leaning against gallery
railing, which broke, letting her fall. She
fell on horse, which broke her fall, per-
haps saving her life. Nota bone was broken.
BRIEF MENTIoN.-At the witching hour
the keys of the Carrollton Hotel to Mr.
Conery, his successor. The event was duly
celebrated.
City street railroad car companies post a
notice that change will not be given for
bills larger than 50. The question has been
asked by what authority the companies do
this. They have no moro authority for
making such a rule than has a grocer or a
baker.
Last week 247npgs stopped living. Total
number stuffed With poisoned sausagSS this
season, 1915.
The revenue cuttw Dix is to. have new.
coat of pains and 50 is Captain Freeman.
During the drying process the captain will
look around Biloxi to see if his lamps are
kept well trimmed and burning g
John Walker, seventeen years old, was
tfotted into police headquarters by Captain
Malone for picking the pocket of F. c..
Brown. A5ohn occasionally calls himself
Baptiste.
Julius Steifell was yesterday persuaded
to enter the first precinct cal.boose because
MargareG Hasly considers him burglar.
Margaret was despoiled of some jeweiry
late at night and found her room Door
broken. Julius failed to obtaia bonds.
man to save the expense Of ride in the
Black Maria.
V. Coiron, the commercially inclined
young man who. By false words, coaxed
four boxes Of cigars out Of a clerk n the
store Of Hefusheim & Co., goes to the First
District Court on his plea of guilty.
Samuel Vosburg, sixteen years old, was
yesterday badly scalded by steam inthe
sash factorysNo. IS Locust street. ~
II. F. Otto, the gentleman who died from
the effects Of coal oil burns, did not make a
will, but asked that his brother attend to
some Important business f9r him.