The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-08
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Now this is something like winter
weather, and don't you feel very much better
than usual for it?
.Ice-cold lemonade is not so much called
for at lunch this weather as it was week ago.
All quiet at the Stated House, and every
body jubilant at the action of Congress in the
Morey case.
The clerks in the United States District
Court are anxiously reading the dispatches
from Washington about the coming judge.
Mechanics Fire Company No. will
hold their annual election of eff GERS tonight.
After the meeting the boys will march to the
Fair at st. Patrick's Hall, where they will
partake of lunch.
The regular monthly meeting of the
New Orleans Steamship and Ship Agents
Association took place last night, at No. AZ
Carondelet street, and adjourned without
transacting any business. The meeting was
largely attended.
The news was received here yesterday
of the sudden death, at Washington, D. c., OF
Major John Hope, who was gallant Confed-
crate officer, and former resident OF this city.
His many friends in this and other Southern
cities, will deeply regret his death.
The Orleans Dramatic Association will
give an entertainment at the Opera House on
Saturday, the 18th inst, on which occasion
will be presented, for the first time in this
city for fourteen years past, the beautiful
drama of Alexander Dumas, ENTITLED Gle
Pere Prologue"
We learn that the Hon. w. F. Cody
Buffalo BilD and Mr.. J. B. Omohundro (Texas
jack will visit the shooting park of the Cres-
cent City Rifle Club on Sunday morning. The
daring scouts, though distinguished marks
men, will find among the members of the
club " foemen worthy of their steel"
There is q movement going on in gov
eminent circles that seems big with events
lust now. Messrs Hutchinson and Ryan
went on to attend the Bingham whisky trials
North, and the former has returned. The air
around the United States District Attorney S
Office is fairly impregnated with investig atlon
but no information could be CLEANED from
Mr.. Beckwith. In the Internal Revenue De-
partment they would not be surprised to see
those peregrinating Investigators turn up at
any hour, and altogether it looks as though
"there is cow on the track ahead"
The Superior Criminal Court having
6 failed to obtain sufficient number of jurors
from the uenire made returnable on Monday
= last, Judge Steele directed the Jury Commits
!. sioners and the Criminal Sheriff to draw al
additional two hundred names from tn
wheel. This was done yesterday, and tn
services are made returnable Saturday next a
!, 10 A. M. All persons interested will take du
notice hereof and fail not under penalty o
l. fine and Imprisonment Diaphanous excuse
!, won't wash. and the officers of the court ar
!, beyond galvanizing.
The committee appointed by the Pee
!. ple's Democratic Club of the Third Ward t
n convey the resolutions offered by Mr.. Wm
q Todd, and adopted by the club at its Las
!; meeting, to the President of the Parish Con
Il mittee called upon that gentleman, by who1
they were courteously received, but were II
s. formed that he could take no official cogn
zance of resolutions submitted by other tina
a Central Clubs. The remarks of the Presider
D. on the subject were agreed to by the commi
tee Those gentlemen who desire areorganiz
70 ton of the Central Clubs should take motto
that will be necessary to have the Central Gu
le convened, and to instruct their delegates fro
u the same to the Parish Committee to have
DO meeting of this last body called, and to IL
of struct their delegates thereto to vote for II
On adoption of this measure. As there appea
Mt .h; ottor - won
s" u W solAe oouo'' "ooos .-i' A'
be be well to have it definitely settled.