New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-07

IN HE lhS1 IOl-lCE NoORI
Judge Evans walked away with good bust
ness yesterday and did not feel VERY
either.
Molly Mccarthy threatened to utterly
annihiate Molly Mccormack at any cost,
but she finally concluded it best to pay a
fine of $40 ana let her opponent go her way.
Henry Reed did not like the conduct of
his Sylvia, SO he battered her to his salts
faction. The judge intimated that he might
20 down and see a jury about it.
Peter Johnson, in order to demonstrate
the complete disgust he entertained
FOR Auguste Manuel, tried to knock the
socks Oft of that individual, for which he
goes down to the First District Court.
William Smith burglary and larceny, on
The suggestion of }. ID. Martin, No. 2l5 An
nunciation street, goes to the Superior
Criminal Court.
William Jamison knocked fits ont of
James Lewis, and will be tried by dozen
Of his peers.
Elsey and Louis Williams not only as
saulted but battered Mary Roper, tor which
lie travels down to the Criminal Court.
William Mccoy carried concealed wea-
pom, and will try to tell Judge Abel the
why and wherefore.
Thomas Quincy, blind beggar, did not
ike the kind of talk Elizabeth Ryan gave
him, so he gave her pair of black eyes.
lie struck out blind]y with his cane, and
the woman's face being n the way her eyes
were bowed. Quincy will beg jury to let
him off.
Willis Hartley received stolen property
knowingly. for which she must stand trial
and abide the decision of twelve up BIASED
lninds.
Robert p. Randolph made an unsuccess,
iul attempt to obtain money BY using
forged order. His case will be investigated
during this week.
This was a pretty good days work of
Itself but is not one fourth of the business
attended to by Judge Evans.
Two MORE MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEAR.
ANCEs.-Monday evening Miss Mary Tinsley
disappeared from the residence of her aunt,
Alrs. Michel, No. 4Si Baronne street, and up
20 dark last evening nothing had been
heard from her. She is not sixteen years
old, and was pupil in the Magnolia School.
The only reason which can be given for her
absence is that on the day she disappeared
one of her girlish whims was opposed. She
IS Of slender form, and was dressed III Ordi
nary calico when she left
A PerdidO stress cotton factor. on the
shady side of life, disappeared last evening,
out it is not likely that anything serious has
happened to him. Many bald headed gen.
,Iemen have gone crooked since the gang of
can-canners made their appearance in the
Globe Theatre.
CHASING THE BURGLARS. - Detectives
Pearson and Deveraux have been diligently
looking after the burglars who recently en-.
tered the store of Mr.. Sproule, under the
st. Charles Hotel, and have met with some
success The rascals left an old coat and a
pair of shoemakers pincers in the store,
and that was the only clew the officers
tarted with. They finally learned who
Iwned the coat, and visited house where
owner had been seen occasionally, at
Q corner Of Franklin and Poydras streets.
kere they found remnants of the stolen
IDS, which were identified by the owner.
y iece OF cloth, lately stolen from Second
y rict merchant. was also identified. The
~; sa (es did not profit much by their opera
ie' but obtained sufficient to carry them
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