The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-12
ON DIT.

"A judge in Milwaukee says wives are
not related to their husbands. Or, wife IS
not a wife, but wife-in-law.
Teachers of our Public Schools will be
glad to draw their March salaries at the City
Hall to-day.
:. In the Collectors Office there il scarcely
anything doing now. Imports have dropped
of, and collections diminished.
"A quiet, like premonitory symptom Of
the coming vacation, rests now upon the
Courthouse.
-. We warn the trout and bass of Miller's
Bayou of an attack to be made upon them
Sunday next by battalion of anglers. Il
they desire safety let them 60 out to sea-
"A friend, kindly remembering the Press
Club. has sent remarkable curiosity in the
shape of an Irish potato resembling, in a
surprising degree, human foot. The
present excited much attention.
-. 1t is little singular District Attorney
HcPhelin has not as yet presented to the
Grand Jury the late burial alive case, as list
Of the witnesses was furnished some days
since. The accused is either guilty or not
and should have an early trial.
There is considerable of dispute in
New Hampshire as to whether there is diff
ference between Nat and Nathanial In the
Republican Office here Nat Burbank. it has
always been conceded, is Natty. What's
good in Louisiana ought to be good in New
Hampshire.
-. The moment it became known that Mr..
Charles Morgan intended to put on line of
steamers on the lake there was quite q rush
about town by the walters on the boats that
used to ply along the coast before the war.
They fourished imaginary napkins and
sighed for the good old days to come back.
4. The Governor did manage to get to the
State House yesterday He granted leave of
absence for sixty days to VIM. Pagan, Esq,
Criminal Sheriff, and appointed Geo. B.
Lord Superintendent of Public Education,
seth division, to date thirty days from June
18th, and Solomon Williams, Constable
Eighth Ward, East Baton Rouge.
=. Administrator Landry has not as yet
called for that detachment of police, detailed
to assist him in closing the private markets,
and the probabilities are that he will not make
the call. Superintendent Loan has placed a
detachment of police at his disposal and will
go no further. and the prospects are that the
privats marketmen will not be disturbed for
some days to come.
-. The Grand Jury is hard at work in
, vestigating Clintons proceedings and the
affairs of Clinton's Office, and the probabilities
are that the Christian Auditor, the holy man
Of the Crowd, will in short time be called
upon to " furnish bonds for his appearance"
The Governor had talk with Clinton yester-
day, a sort of consciliatory confab, and it is
understood that he will exert what influence
he possesses to stave off an Indictment.
!. The case of the State against A. M. Du-
part, Louis Evegere, alias Peter Louis, and
Al. Octair, for the murder of Allen Harris,
on the 1st of August. 1874, came up for
trial yesterday. before the Superior Criminal
Court The Court adjourned at late hour
last night without having secured jury.
Hon. Joseph p Honor will preside during the
trial, as Judge Braughn, having been former
counsel in the case, has recused himself
-. The John T. Nixon, who is named in
the will of the late James G. Green. of New
York city, as one of his executors and resid-
uary legatee, is brother of our Col. ]. O.
Nixon, proprietor and editor Of the late Gres-
cent. The estate is estimated at over seven
millions and the legacy to Mr.. Nixon Will be
very large. Green was professor at Prince
ton v lille Nixon was a student. It was there
that friendship began which has endured
and increased ever since.