New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-01

Mr.. Sbisa, the private Waterman, told him
20 desist AMI leave the building Seaman
got up grandly and soon after arrested |
Sbiss, charging him with larceny. The
charge was MOI made good, and the officer |
was sent before the Police Board for a |
hearing. The case was examined yester- |
day, and Seaman dismissed the force. He |
belonged to the harbor police.
Two OUT OF THREE DROWNED. Last |
evening John Pierre, James Gill and Den |
mis- Brooks stepped into skif at the head |
Of Delord street, and by bad management |
the skiff was upset, throwing the men into |
the river. John Pierre was rescued, but |
the others were drowned, and the bodies |
could not be found.
A SINGULAR SoN.-Joseph Grosch was
yesterday arrested at the corner of Cross
man and Front streets for wounding Nicho-
las Grosch, his father. The two were at
home, No. 263 Rampant street, Sunday
evening, alone. talking about family mat
ters. There must have been considerable
confusion, as the father says that he did not
know that he was shot until several min
rtes after the deed was done. When the
elder Grosch heard the pistol report he
asked his son who had fired, and the son
said that he guessed that thieves were
about, whereupon he ran from the house.
Mr.. Grosch was sent to the Charity Hos
pital, and the wound in his head was found
10 be serious. Joseph was barkeeper
near the head of Canal street.
GIVING GOLDEN TIME.-Messrs. Harrigan
and Hart, the young comedians who are go
popular at Bidwell's Academy of Music,
have an agent in Mr.. NJ. w. Hanley whose
abilities are appreciated by all. His en-
ployers especially appreciate him for his
unt;ring zeal in their interest, which fact
they wished to acknowledge in substan-
.ial style. They purchased splendid gold
watch and chain, and Sunday formally pre-
sented the same. Mr.. Hanley had not re-
ce;ved an intimation of what was il store
for him, consequently was naturally too
confused to make an eloquent response, but
tina. did not prevent him accepting the
present in the spirit in which it was ter
Gered.
A TRIO WORTHY OF HEMP.-Sunday
night three fellows entered Chippewa
street car between Sixth aud Seventh
streets, and began using vile language and
making obscene motions, Notwithstanding
there was lady passenger; indeed, they
grossly insultsd her. The driver made an
effort to stop the proceedings, bat the
rufians assailed him and ran him OH the
car. He went into a grocery and obtained
a cheese knife to defend himself, but the
fellows drove the mule off at full speed.
Before the rascals attacked the driver the
lady and two male passengers LETT the car.
When the car was near Clay square the
rioters jumped out and escaped, leaving the
mule free to run. On reaching Philip street
The mule fell, and was then taken charge OF
by road employees who witnessed the 1ail.
The rufiiaus are not known.
A BARGE OF Coal SUNK.-Yesterday
morning the tug Belle Darlington had
loaded coal barge in tow, destined 1or the
Third District ferry landing. "hen ABOUT
400 wards above the iron clad Canonlcus the
persons in charge Of the tug appeared 70
act as if they could no longer control Tue
barge. and when within short distance
f-onc the Cauonicus cut loose, leaving tne
barge 70 fl ,at as it would; the current Sent
!. against the Canonicus' sharp bow. Inc
barce was cut in two near the middle, ano
runk in three minutes, damaging no.hine
bu. itself The coal, 800 tons, was o"neo
hv Mr.. HI. Montaguet. Of Common Street
Srr-Tb;s wonderful discovery pos
sesses all the virtues OF qulnlne, anu ye'
1aavea none of it's disagreeabie effects. NJ
p Morrison g. Co., agents, corner OF Cana
and Magazine streets.
WEEKLY MoRTUARY REPoRr'-Dr. o.
Rrssell. secretary of the Board OF heai.n
,enor.s the following number OF dea1ns AZ
.hs city Of New Orleans, for the week emo
inc sunday. January 80, at 6 P. NJ:
.0no Of abscess of pelvis. ! OF anemI,
eronIarv. 4 OF bronchitis, VI Drlgnt.
o. apop Of cancer of the neck, l OF cancer
u az 20 womb. l of carbuncle, OF catarrn; .
of c;rrhosis Of liver, OF congestlon q 'l "
hra;n | OF CO0gestlOU VI ouo q -
o o1nn 3 Of infantile conyuls'ons. O.
s.1nlt debility, l of mantle deputy pa;
2 IF dropsy, l of drOpsy OF tne Draln
Jrowned. 9 of dysentery, OF cnronl'
araautery. 2 of entero-colit:s, l OF COZ
asst;va fever, l remittent fever, . OF scai
E Est taver. of malarlal fever, l OF typnon
800 es ! Of typho-malarial fever, OF near
! n;see 3 of Of inflammation of the bowels,
as1H of the lungs, OF lnanitlc =,
q :a;nr;es of intussusception OF III
testines, of disease the livel, 81 ,sras
of adult marasmus, ! OF 1nlantiio - me-
rus ! of old age, of paralysis OF pr
nature birth, / Of pyemia, .. sH 1a.a1 s.
of teethipg, Of iris nascenIumi so'" s.e ~
nf +hesa az were children unoer nsG !o~.
ofone Nnmber inferred from puOhc, ins ~
e',t;eus :. On certificate OF coroners, 10; u ;
ear.;fcata of midwives, 3. In aool.lon
c shn,,e s,;llborn children were reporce
IN the city.
BRIEF MESr1oS-Sunday Dignt nuDs =
bnrp,ar forced an entrance into the conc "
-;onerv store of. Pelle grim, No. 2i' oeu'
s.ree+ and carried off six silver spoons !,
twep.v dozen eggs and thirty'fve pouho
OF sugar. :.a h
J.F. Cunningham will be arra'gnsu =
Jndpe Evans tomorrow, and be transferre
70 Judge Falls court, Sixth District wnel
the alleged offense Of bribery WAS COMM
tod Accused WAS placed under SIVoV d