New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-09
Local Influence.

BRIEF MENTION.-Lsyetto square was
converted into a ringst evening. Two
young men, wearing W fat gloves, drove
their hands at each or as if they were
really in earnest.
Grape vines show T. punches which
will IN time become gr&.
Something is wrong. )ne of the Caron
delet street cars was :sterday seen to
travel faster than snai pace, and all the
passengers looked frighled, evidently ex-
pecting tina. the driver. the other mule
would explode boiler.
Louis Mott. the enerdc lottery ticket
vendor, was arrested yerday for dealing
in the illegal.
Between ten and elev o'clock Wednes-
day night burning chney set fire to
house at the corner of 'anklin and Eu-
phrosine streets. OccDd by Rebecca
Levy. A policeman prented trouble by
acting promptly.
George Felinger, sixtive years old, q
moss picker, accidentallfell into the Or
leans draining canal and s drowned.
Mary Bick, of Jeffera, has tooth
for pIums, and was teIted to trespass
on the domain of Mrs.. Hoffman and
pick lot of second handlOlera producers,
for which she was sent tGison.
Charles Williams, larry, goes to the
First District Court.
Moses Strauss keeps N company for
knowingly receiving stolprOperty.
Edward Tralla and Sthen Robert col
lided somehow, and the suit is that one
complained of the other, they found it
no sport to quarrel in thelaboOse.
The enginehOuse of wilmington No. 90,
ITALIA street, is reported about to become
q total wreck.
Lake Pontchartrain iswelled again,
consequently the two calls are uncOm.
fortably full.
The river is now only TO feet four inches
below high water market the price of
strawberries is dearer thithat of lottery
tickets.
A number of gentlem will start for
Barataria bayou late tOOrrOw night to
catch perch, and will eturn Sunday
evening, suffering from cdort.
THE LOST is FoUND.-LaTuesday morn
ing our paper contained AMEN concerning
the unexpected dlsappeance of Miss
Mary Lee Tinsley, who d been living
with her aunt, Mrs. Mich, No. 4Sl Ba.
rome street. She last eveng voluntarily
appeared at her home, acknowledging that
she had gone of in fit anger, not in
tending to remain away lol
DEATH OF JOSEPH JOIsON.-All who
have treguented the PhGni saloon during
the past few years must ave noticed or
made the acquaintance of .seph johnson,
q general superintendent Mr.. Bidwell.
Despite his physical infrmes, which GO.
cssonally sOured his temr, there was
apparent vein Of good huOr that enter
tanned all who we're bront IN contact
with him. He had been eployed by Mr..
Bidwell about twelve years.nd invariably
proved himself true in evertrust. AOOut
three years ago his health VI badly broken
and he suffered continually but lately he
seemed to improve. Yestday morning,
after partaking of Extraordinarily break
fast, he started up stairs, 1t on reaching
the top fell in q fainting Fl and expired.
His funeral will take place Is morning at
ten O'Clock, from MIR. Bidwes house. He
was an Englishman, fifty-thH years old.
He WILL RETURN TO MOBE-The young
man Henry Burnette, whBuddeDly left
Mobile to be arrested in Ne Orleans, has
another name, Henry Buttle when he is in
New York. Mr.. Alba, the hbilian whom
he wrongsd. has arrived to elm the corpus
of accused, but just now Bules is wanted
here, as it seems that he Is had a short
chapter in this city, the finanal account of
which remains to be- settled.
A PAINTER KILLED BY AUDENT.-Yes.
terday William Nugent wasOn ladder
painting the front of builng on Royal
street, when the rung OF 70 ladder on
which he rested broke, causig him to fall.
When picked up he was que insensible.
but there was no appearant of external
injury. He was sent to the;harity Hos
pital, where he died last eveniy from inter-
nal I'M uries.
MONEY REcovERED.-Lastwe Judge
E vans collected fines amounng to $92 30;
Judge Staes, $25; Judge Lon, $25; Judge
Adams, 500; Judge McCormsk, nix; the
Justices of the peace, ditto.
Personal Hon. Charles ENash, mem
,er of Congress elect from theixth repre-
tentative district of Louisian, and State
Senator's Kelso and Detiege c.led on Sur
Teyor Parker yesterday and congratulated
linn on his appointment as postmaster OF
lew Orleans
Hon. William Murrell. the idetatigable
in our State legislature from
he parish of Madison, has anved in the
ity for the purpose of attendig the extra
essiOu.
$4,000
$4,000 in prizes
$4,000.
100000
$4,000 capital prize
$4,000.
ii0 chances
40 chances-drawing oApril 10
ti0 chances.
louisiana State Lottery.
meteorological Rep0t.