New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-10
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TUESDAY, NAY 9, 1876.
UniseA srases Circuit Court.

United Stasoo Circuit Court.
Prssent-Hon. w. B. Woods. circuit
William Grant, Esq, immediately after
the cahing Of the roll Of jurymen sum-
moned. arose and moved the court to I'D
journ y respect to tho memory Of Judge
Jacob HAWKING, practitioner in this court,
and judge of superior jurisdiction of this
parish.
Judge Woods said that hs would under
ordinary circumstances adjourn the court.
But there were great number of jurymen
in attenda1ce, some Of whom might be OK.
cused, and an important trial about to COM
mence. He would therefore refuse to recog-
nize the motion. But the court would later
pay fitting tribute to the memory of Judge
Hawkins.
I United States vs. Edward Fehrenbach.
Otto H. Karstendiek, William H. Todd and
John 81. Beales-COnspiracy to defraud the
United States. On trial and jury impan-
elsd. .... .-....
/ United States District Court.
Presentation. E. C. Billings district
Judge.
|. Adjourned in respect to tho memory Of
Hon. Jacob Hswkins, Judge Of the Superior
District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
who died Monday. May 8, 1876.
Superior District Court. l
I. No session, the presiding Judge. Hon.
Jacob Hawkins, having died May 8, 1876,
at P. NJ.
Superior Criminal Court.
The attention of Judge Steele being called
to the fact of the death of Judge Hawkins-
1t was and is hereby ordered by the court,
that % q tribute of respect to the memory
Of the Hon. Jacob Hawkins, the proceed
ipgs and trials assigned upon the docket
for this day be continued, and that imme-
diately after the termination of the trial in
progress this court adjourn.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Carrying concealed. wespons-M. Wash
ington and John Williams.
TRUE BILL
II. G.. Kopples, embezzlement.
SENTENCED.
N. Washington and John Williams, car.
rying concealed weapons, $25 or fifteen
days each.
CONVICTED.
Murder-Adrien Eveque and Eugene Can
deres, indicted February % for the murder
of Richard Francois, alias POucette, at Con-
gregatlonal Hall, on Claiborne. near Ursu-
lines street, on the morning OF February o..
1876. Eveque, guilty; Ganderes, guilty
without capital punishment.
First District Court.
INFORMATIONs.
Assault and battery - Mrs. MahOney,
Mary Mahonev, John MahOney, JOneeey
TAYLOR, g. Schneider, Lena Schneider, Liz
zie Baptiste. :.
Entering, etc.-Joe White. alias Buckner.
Petty larceny-William Henry.
In respect to the memory of Hon. Jacob
Hawkins, Judge OF the Superior District
Court, the court adjourned, on motion Of
,Theodule Drouet, Esq.
second District Court
The court. Judge Tissot, announcing the
death of Judge Hawkins, of the Superior
District Court, adjourned on its own mo-
ton.
On motion of A. E. Billings, Esq, the
court adjourned on notice of the death OF
Judge Hawkins, of the Superior District
Court.
The court, Judge Lynch, announcing the
death ofsJudge Hawkins, of the Superior
District Court, adjourned on its own
motion.
G. 7. Haupt vs. Superintendent of the
Protes.an Orphap's HOme.-Hsbeasc corpus
for plaintiffs child. On hearing, child given
to mother and remanded to defendants
care.
Fifth District Court.
|. On motion of G. Schmidt, Esq, adjourned
on notice of the death OF Judge Hawkins, OF
the Superior District Court.
Sixth District Court
The court, Judge Saucier, announcing the
death of Judge Hawkins, of the Superior
District Court, adjourned on its own mo-
ton.