The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-15

HEAVY ROBBERY. Two youths, Willie
Thomas and John Monahan, were ar
rested by Officer Roman and incar-
cerated in the Central Station, where
John Moore preferred charge against
them Of stealing some pieces OF cotton
ties. valued ut thirty five cents.
DANGEROUS AND SUSPICIOUS. Frank
Wilson and John Jones were run into
the Central Station from the corner OF
Camp and Common streets, charged
with being dangerous and suspicious
characters.
from Yesterdays Evening Editionl
CUTTING AFFRAy.-About four o'clock
last evening a difficulty took place on
Howard street, between q colored man
named Thomas Middleton and the me-
gress Ellen Barrett, alias Picayune,
which resulted in the former being cut
and severely wounded In the left side
with a knife In the hands OF the latter.
The wounded man was sent to the
Charity Hospital by Officer Sullivan,
where his wounds were dressed and pro-
nounced not dangerous. Ellen Barrett,
the accused, was arrested and locked up
at the Central Station.
LARCENY. Mamie Josephine with
her bewitching smiles lured G. O. Pat
terson into her den on Burgundy street
anu EtIICNVu uIul vi T4o ~ ulJtlt NJatbtC
currency Patterson related his tale of
woe to Officer Tompkins, who arrested
the fair Josephine and lodged her In the
Third Precinct on q charge OF larceny.
STOLEN PROPERTY IN HIS POSSESSION. -
Dennis Bayne was lodged In the Third
Calaboose for having property In his pos
session supposed to have been stolen.
Officer Levy preferred the charge.
ROBBERY Owen Wynn, better known
by his alas, Taylor, was safely lodged in
the Second Precinct, where he is eharg-
ed by David Scott with robbery OF $40
note.
STRUCK by LIGHTNING It Is reported
that during the storm OF this morning,
the gas lamp at the corner OF Piety and
Levee streets, was struck by lightning,
demolishing the glass.
posr- MoRTEM EXAMINATION ON THE BODY or
CATHERINE BAuMGARTEN.-T following will
explain ITSELF and cut short. too, all the talks
about the death Of Catherine Baumgarten:
DR.. i. DeBane. Coroner OF the Second and Third
District OF tbs parish Of Orleans. city Of New Or
leans in tho State Of Louisiana. 70 assist IN the
Catherine Baumgarten. who died at Pass Chris
tian In the State Of Mississippi. on Saturday. the
9Th day Of February, A D. 1916 and whose body
t Ts a"y q e month Of February
to be buried. do declare TINT on This Sunday. the
I3th OF the present month. being the third day
after tho burial Of the said Cath. Baumgarten,
nj tho hour of II n. m. In company With said
Coroner II. DeBlanc and I. Schumacher the City
Physician, we entered the 81. Vincent dc Paul
Cemetery No. |, situated in this city and parish
of Orleans aud there and then proceeded to the
place where the ratnaips OF the said Catharine
Baumgarten had been exposed for examination.
After identifying tho corpse and making the
necessary inquiries respecting the identity of
the said remains. and being satisfied thlt they
we're those of Catherine Baumgarten. DIR. r.
Schumacher opened the body. with the assist
anea OF DR.. 6ustave Davroh and L. II. Won
Gohaen druggist. and Withdrew from the body
the following organs. namely:
The stomach and contents entire. about three
inches of the duodenuine. u portion Of the liver,
the spleen entire which were then placed in a
glass stoppered glass lar and In our presence
senled and turned over to said Coroner peBanc
for examination. We also declare that the
'.IJtarrs" and appendages were examined thor
oughly thcn and there. and were found to pre-
sent nothing Of abnormal.
]. Won GQHAEN. Druggist.
GHAS. SCHU MACHER,
JSUARER
The Jar was then taken by Dir. lie Blanc to j:
W. Perry, Professor OF Chemistry of the Medical
College at the Charity Hospital, so as to ascer-
tain II other poisons had not been ahed with the
choroform.
Schumacher by DR.. White. chairman OF the
Board of Health.