The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-28
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fe-toothed and hammered of all descriptions"
....Lawyers are already preparing for the
winter campaign, and they are arriving in
scores from their retreats.
....Speaker Estilette left the city left
evening for Connecticut for the purpose of
moving his family to this city.
49,. Gov. Kellogg is already obtaining data
for his message to the Legislature at its next
meeting.
-. There was but little moving Wednesday
morning in the Custom House, and that little
was an apple girl vending her fruits.
-. Lieut. Gov. Antoine has expressed him
self to the effect that the return of Gov. Kel-
logg affords him immense relief.
-. Gov. Kellogg will wind up that East
Feliciana matter in short order. Exactly how
he will do it does not appear, but the result
will be satisfactory to the people Of the parish.
Louis Green, mate of the ship Vir-
ginia, charged with munity, was arraigned
before Commissioner Craig on Wednesday,
and placed under bonds to appear.
Why is Mr. Frank Queens fortune like
model sailing vessel? Because it's ''Clipper"
built N. B.-This conundrum comes to us
by way of a communication. No remarks.
-. Col Jack Wharton, Adjutant General
of the State, who vas expected here last night
by the St. Louis and Chicago Railroad.
stopped at Terry, about forty miles above the
city.
The Last Gar Society is considering
the propriety Of addressing the Presidents Of
the different railroad companies, asking them
to permit smoking in the last cars when there
are no ladies' aboard.
-. If one wants to dream that he "dwelt
in marble halls" let him visit the Custom
House, for just now his slumbers will not be
disturbed. Everything there is as still as q
drowsy bulrush.
:. The Kerrigan case is at standstill.
There will be no further movement until
Auditor Clinton returns to city, when MIR.
Kerrigan will no doubt complete his settle
ment.
After brief visit to st. Louis in the
interests of his house, Mr.. E. F. Perilloux, of
the well-known importing firm of J. Mandin
& Co., arrived yesterday, via the jackson
Railroad.
| -. Gov. Kellogg was anxiously looked for
at the State House Wednesday morning but
he did not put in an appearance and the pa
thence Of the anxious ones was sorely tried
| Quite number of them, however, called on
him at his residence.
The preparations for the observance of
All Saints Day are said to be more extensive
this year than ever before. The French GEM
eteries already show signs of the care and
attention devoted to them, and potted plants
and chrysanthemums are blooming on all the
pathways
The police authorities must be getting
"hsrd up" The operator at the Harbor Sta
ton sent word to police headquarters that he
was in need Of telegraph book. 1t is now
four days, and he has not seen any yet. Dan
has to save the messages until they sand him
one.
-. Among the recent returns of citizens,
we are pleased to note that of Me-. Isidore
Hernsheim, of the old and influential firm OF
s. Hernsheim & Brother. Mr.. Hernsheim has
been away on trip for pleasure and recupera-
ton, and is in excellent trim for the busy
season now just opening.
Commissioner Gen. Hugh J. Campbell,
having fulfilled his mission, returned to the
city from the parish Of East Feliciana on Tues
day evening" and paid his respects to Marshal
Packard and Gov. Kellogg. 1t is understood
that he has an interesting report which he
will present to the Governor. 1t is ques-
ton whether or not it will be made public.
On Monday next the term Of our State
civil courts will commence, and judging from
the dockets. litigation promises to be brisk
during the coming winter. Already the clerks
note the increase of cases filed, and prognos-
ticate q lively season. Attorneys move around
with unwonted CELEBRITY, and the old Court
Building begins to put on its busy appear
ance.
| We hear again of a great deal of COM
plant against the conversion of the Magnolia
Boys School into Sunday School for colored
children on the Sabbath. The complaints
are of q general character and refer to a want
of behavior on the part of the colored chill
dren, and yet are specific with regard to the
abstraction of books and other articles which
are left in the school by those who attend it
during the week. Somebody, attend to that,
will you?
| 1t is somewhat amusing to see the
wonderful amount of nervous energy ex-
pended by those lawyers who have been
enjoying their vacation at the North, and
after their return have some trivial matter at
court to occupy them. There is an air OF
supreme importance, feverish desire, to
hurry through whatever may be on hand,
that is almost bewildering to those who have
been compelled to stay at home. The fact is,
our "homers have to bear the Iliad of their
woes in silence.
.. Since the proclaimed liberality of Red.
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