New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-17
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Local Intelligence.

day.
Tiro 4 Berssglio, tho Italian benevolent
and military association. will mako . pub
lilo parade Sunday in honor of Gsribaldi
end St: Jossph's day. Tho members have
received their now uniforms and intend to
maks : inc display.
Rsuka Baker 10 . taker Of common
vnaaA that 10, early on tho morning of tho
ninth tDtant he saw lonely barrel Of that
sead lyhg ON the banquette ct the corner
OF Magazine and St. Joseph streets, and NO
bsdy vatching 1t, and believing chat it con-
teinsl exactly forty-ave gallons, rolled it
% - ~ if his estimate was not correct.
Singular to say, Mr.. p. Carraher, the
ovnse, did not like this operation; there
foes caused Reuben to be arrested.
A few nights ago . person whose name
Nhnet necessary to mention was ON tho
Isve, Standing in tho shadow OF pile OF
freight, and while there he was disturbed
bysse men sauntering up, both being %
iatsrssted in some subject that they did
net notice him. Tho nameless, thinking
tlae the fellows intended to steal some of
t. freight, kept - quiet - possible, ex-
posting to have trouble. He listened to
svsy word they uttered, and was sur
pdssd to learn that the principal speaker
~ giving details of . delicate little bit of
wax he had been hired to perform, namely,
haasassinate Captain Jacob Gray. Nothing
frther than this va learned, but the fol-
IN Who has been hired 10 known to tho
oaptaan.
Fishermen are having glorious times
Just now, In al waters in this section OK
espt ut the Lake. Old Pontchsrtrain 10 %
fun of river water from the Bonnet Caro-
eesvasse that nothing but white catfish will
1.-Two IN it.
At ono O'Clock yesterday morning, Officer
Wiley discovered . man scaling tho fence
Of the premises of Mr.. Boil, on Washington
street, and - time and circumstances were
against tho fellow, tho officer went for him,
hastily. but the follow escaped.
There are already notes Of preparation
heard al along the coast watering places
for the summer season.
Frank Bsrsaools looked in at Judge
Evans yesterday, on invitation of O. Catoir,
for stealing horse and wagon worth 200.
The property was not found in his vest
pocket.
Charles Williams and Michael King are
overgrown snoosers who attempted to steal
small sum of money from little news-
boy in this Office yesterday morning, for
which they were arrested.
Moses Levi, arrested last Wednesday tor
stealing chickens. was suspected of having
traded in other wares, therefore warrant
Wa issued to search his house, Ut the cor
nor of Coliseum and Leontine streets. Six
chairs, recently stolen from Mr.. Colton's
residence ON Nashville avenue, were found
1t would be . good plan to search the
premises of all such fellows.
John Carley was yesterday arrested on
Magnolia, near Lafayette street, by Special
Officer j. Dumas for obtaining money by
false prete nses.
Burglars still range in the leather bust
ness. Wednesday night one of the tribe
broke . window in the shoe store corner Of
Camp and Girod street.
William Trout is . little fish and was
arrested on line from L. BONN who as
serts that accused hooked something at
McDonogh School No. 3.
About half past seven O'Clock yesterday
morning a man named Bill Williams &C.
cidently fell from his furniture wagon on
Tchoupitoulas street, between Second aud
Third streets and severely injured himself
He was conveyed to his residence on Rous'
sesu street, near Adele. by his friends.
The WITNESS GILKERs.-Mr. Herman
Gilkers, who was assaulted and beaten in
the Customhouse, and whom the grand
jury have wished to see, appeared before
them yesterday.
SrABBlNG AFFAIR.-Between seven and
eight O'Clock last night difficulty occurred
at the grocery store of Mr.. Aulherns, head
of Valette street, Algiers, between white