The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-07
THE CITY.

| esterday Mrs. R'gan brought mos. Cune
before Judge Evans, charging him with hay
ing assaulted and battered her considerably
There were several Witnesses called, but Mr.
Rigan was put upon the stand first
Judge-Hold up your right hand.
Mrs. Ragan-Bv the hello of the Lord
will, and tell all about it, Judge, yer Honor
Well. ye see, sir, am neighbor of Cuuey:
and fur the life o We there's never a worse on
to be found anywhere. Well, siveral rows "
had, and the other day Quincy comes in to til
house OF me, and beshmeres myself Wild tn
most tirrible names liver dhroped from tn
mouth OF dacent ould man. Says TO Quincy
'get out o that, and bad luck wild ye; II
wantln no bit OF a row, for my position is re
spictable. Och, murther, yer Honor, and
ye had seen him raise the fhist and belt M
bethweae the two eyes, yer Honor wud hav
suffered.
Quincy then Intercepted the lady, Mrs
Raglan Did ye not up wild yer fnist befor.
[ s.hruck We, and give it to me on the tace I?
Mrs. Raglan, at this question, became Sc
incensed tn the Judge told her he hat
enough testimony from her.
| Mrs. Tuily, friend to Mrs. Raglan, wa.
put upon the stand and went through the
same swearing operation.
Judge-Mrs. Tu!ly, what do you know
about this affair?
Mrs Tully-Aud, faith, what do l know
about the case: And, yer honor, it's myse
| that knows al! and all about it. Now, ye See
Quincy there he is one Of the worst men vel
Honor liver saw, and if twas not for the liquo,
he takes, and kaping the whoule place in a
row, twould ba the quietest place in the city.
Quincy comes into the house the other day,
and, says he, I'm going to SHAY Says
Mrs. kagin, "Aud Yer not at all, at all. "
Well thin, SIR as ye see, Cuney, as is his
habit, gave her the Nv fraly, and from that
a whopping belt upon the face of the poor
woman that Knocked the ligs from under her
Here Mr. D4ssheimer. attorney for Mrs
Raean, asked Mrs Tuly: Did you see him
hit her: Mrs. Tully: And faith did / saw him
box her. did, by the love Of the Lord, wild
me own two visible eyes, and know nothing
else about the case
Mrs. Tully, then, as if she had springs in
her. jumped from tbs Witnesses stand, and
neither the persuasion of Judge or friends
could induce her to return.
And then came Mr. Kelly, an old lady on
crdtches. with a bit Of the brogue fixed upon
the end of her tongue. and redoient with the
fumes of thay and the ciather.
The Judge requested. the lady to hold up
her right haAd.
Mrs. Kel]y-Lord love yer soul and will.
and It's myself that's houldin my hand up for
nlnst heaven, and hurthen me awful it is, but
II Twas sthandin be my mithers bed, it's
myself that would not be telliog lie. 1
know the parties, Judge, and with reverence
to yer Honor, If the one on EN- is worse the
others afther bein worser, and twas
al nonsense, and ye see as how yer
Honor they had been all indulging
in shmall dhrop of the crathor
and feeling very good, as twas, and Mrs. Ra-
gan sac pounded Quincy, the man. and sir, he
the compliment and struck her. and
berg nan, the lick was harder and made
more impression upon the face of the woman. |
But, Lord love ye, was betune the two, and
me both Of EN- is her being wrong
MIR. Dasheimer Mrs. Kelly, tell me how
ong has it been since Caney struck ycu.
Mrs: Kelly forgetting her crippled condi-
ion, dropped both crutches aad rising to her !
eet, exclaimed
And now, sir, what's that for asking a
question like that. Bad luck. it's not long,
'ut 1t Was all mist Ike on the part Of the |
)Uld man, and [ don't reminder it, and the |
nan is good and dacens, Lord love him.
Several wi nes.es were then questioned, |
Who, III the same style ana manner gave their
es,imony.
The judge wishing to secure Mrs. Ragan
against ANY further assault, sent the accused |
Town to TIE First d strict Court, under si,tfi-
.ient bond to make him Keep the peace.
DIED FROM THE EFFECT OF HER BuENs.-
4lzzie francois, a cclored woman, while |
lressiug {: blister on her breast on March %,
uddeniy fell in tit and set fire to her
;l,thiLg. She vas severely burned and taken |
o the Charity Hospital, where she died yes
erday morning at 8 o'clock. "-he Coroner
leld an inquest and returned cause of death
rom burns received.
WITH INTENT TO COMMIT LARCENY. George
her and Julia streets, and locked up in the
First Precinct Station, charged by Mr.. Nc
iinnis with having entered his warehouse in
he day time with the intention OF committing
larceny.
The Duo IN L1MBo.-Edward Alexis and
,. M. Taylor, alias Baz;le, two negro conf
lence men, were run into the Central Station
harged by Charles II. Gordon with obtaining
ne sum OF nineteen dollars from him under
alse pretences.
AN INSURANCE AGENT EMBEzzLEs LARGELY.
e. Il. Angamr, Jr., general Southern
gent of the Mineral Mound Insurance Com
,any, of Huntington, West Virginia, has
made an affidavit before Judge Evans against
l. Lorenz, late local agent OF said company,
u1iSIAS u1tA VIII AGSAuso CAOSZAAcu SOMc
line hundred dolltrs belonging to the COM
'any, collected by him by virtue of his en-
loyment as agent and solicitor, which sum
e promised to pay over to MIR. Angamar on
saturday last, but it appears that Lorenz left {
or parts unknown. Mr. Lorenz fitted up 6
ice Off e at No. % Exchange Alley, where !
10 appeared to attract attention and transact |
oDsid rable business. |,
On Friday last the office was closed; but
othing was suspected. as it was Good Fri {
ay-a dies non-but Mr.. Angamar heard I
hat Mr.. Lorenz hal disappeared, and that I
e had pa ,sed through Mobile on his way to
lew York. Mr.. A. called at his house on
Iagazine street, and his wife stated that she
new nothing OF his whereabou s. Yesterday I
he effects contained in the office on Ex- i
harge Alley, consisting of small iron safe,
ne desk. Ratings and couple of chairs, |,
ere sold at public auction to Fay the rent a
ue. II
A FALL FROM THE MAIN IAID.-At IL
clock NJ. yesterday. sailor named Thomas
rthur, while attending to his duties on the ,
'ain yard of the ship Hannah Harris, lying at ,
ia hcQ1 If CT 1a1