New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-01

COUR1 RECORD.
WEDNESDAY, NAY 81, 1876.

COUR9 RECORD.
WEDNESDAY, NAY 81, 1876.
eupre0o Court.
Present - Justices Talisferro, Howell
WHY and Morgan.
Absent-Chief Justice Ludeling.
| REHEARMas GRANTED.
No. 1892 james Reid 70. Louisiana Stat
Lottery Company.
REHEARMG REFUsED.
No. 4942 z. T. Merrick, executor, VI
Mrs. Henrietta Davidson.
No 62l8. School DIRECTORS W. Z. X. An
derson.
ORAL ARGUMENT ALLOWED.
No. 1891. Chadraix g. Agar Va. Price
Hine & Upper.
TRANSFERRED TO MONROE.
No. 1928 State va. James p. Thomas.
No. 63l8 State Va. Harvey Courtney.
No. 63l9. State We. Harvey Courtney
Henderson Courtney and Frank Grace.
ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.
On motion of w. r. Whitaker, ESQ, s
j. N. Smith, on Q diploma from Straight
University, was admitted to practice IN all
the State courts.
ADJOUHNEUs
The court adjourned to the first Monday
in November.
Superior District Court.
d. Lopez W. B. F J0ubert, tax collector
of the Second Observation-Disclosures on sale
of four lots for taxes, May 81, issued on
bond of 800.
d. W. Benjamin Va. city of New Or.
leans.-Petiti0ner alleges ownership of four
bonds of Jefferson, Of $500 each; that the
city Of New Orleans 10 improperly applying
the revenues Of the wharves to the payment
of wharf bonds; that it has 30 applied
81, 900, 900; that there are nearly 100000 of
these bonds out, and that the action is
illegal, there being NO provision for the
lia Iidstion of these bonds. Injunction is-
sued on bond of $4,000.
State of Louisiana ex rel. Attorney Gen.
eral A. P. Field, ON information of c. b.
White and ). C. Russell, vs. F. B. Gsudet
and Y. r. Lemonnier.-It is ordered, ad
iuc2ed and decreed that the petition and
demand of the State of Louisiana and of
the relators, c. B. White and s. C. Russell,
be dismissed, and the iniunctiOns herein
issued be dissolved.
Il is further ordered and decreed that
there be Judgment in favor of F. B. Gaudet
and Y K. Lemonnier, on their recOnven-
tional demand, recognizing the said F. B.
Gaudet a. the president Of the Board OF
Health of the State of Louisiana, and the
said Y. r. Lemonnier as the secretary Of the
said Board of Health, and entitled to exer-
else all the functions of their said offices
and all the rights and priv.
le9es that appertain to the same; that said
C.. B. White and s. C. Russell be decreed to
be without the right to hold respectively
the offices of president and secretary of said
Board of Health, or to exercise the duties
thereof; and further, that the said c. b.
White and S. C. Russell be eDjoined from
in any way interfering with said +. y. eau
Diet and said Y. r. LemOnnier in the dis
charge of their respective duties as presi-
dent and secretary of said Board OF Health.
The REALTORS to pay costs of suit.
Rufus NAPLES vs. Eugene Wa2gaman,
sherif.-Injunction to prevent the sale OF
property on feri facias for Sl47l IS issued
on bond of $500.
Metropolitan Loan and Savings Bank vs..
Maurice j. Hart.-Judgment for $l276 50
for plaintiff.
euDOrior Criminal Court.
MroRxAr1oNs.
Forgery. etc.-Joseph l.. Montieu.
observation-disclosures Algeier and A.
Schneider.
Perjury-Josephine Summers.
MIsrRIAL.
Enbe zzlement-Philip Klees.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Assembling police oficers-V. j. Dugan
and John Mulhern.
NOLLE PROsEQU1.
Burglary armed with des dly weapon
w. H. Hamilton and Pitt Cassagne.
Grand larceny-Alice Cadix
Forgery, etc-James j. White.
Burglary-Tom Brady. of burglary at
store of J. BezOu. corner of Dauphine and
St. Louis streets, on the twen'y-seventh OF
August, 1875.
in Opelousas June term. {.
Attempted srson-0hristian Hecker, alias
Hagedor, first Monday in November.
NEW TRIAL GRANTED.
Burglary-George Hayes.
CHANGE OF VENUE.
State vs. Charles Clinton.-Indictment
and informations for ext0rtion under color
of office, embezzlement and misdemeanor
in office. Sent before the District Court of
the Second Judicial District for the Sixth
and Seventh Districts Of the parish of Or.
leans.
XnOH DALLs
Murder-Thomas Houlihan, charged with
killing w. F. Larescho on the twenty-sixth
of Nav on Bourbon street; Matt Hogan and
Tom White accessories to murder.
SENTENCES.
Attempted arson-Christian Hecker, alias
Haged0re, five years.
Petty larceny-Frank Eastport, six
months in the Parish Prison.
I'll tavp hoR
labor; Bob Moore, five years hard labor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LascOn, one year
hard labor.
Assembling police officers-V. j. Dugan,
thirty days; John Mulhern, fifteen days in
the Parish Prison.
Adjourned sine die.
The grand jury submitted the following
report and were discharged
To His Honor, Hiram R. Stee'e, Judge of the Su
perlOr Criminal Court. parish OF Orleans
SIR-The grand jury having served for
the past two months, and concluded it's
labors, have the honor to submit the follow.
ing report:
Most of the members of this grand iurv
are engaged in mercantile pursuits. They
have, at the sacrifice of their interests, en-
deavored to discharge their whole duty un-
biased, in carefully investigating all cases
presented by the State, many Of which were
of grave character, basing their findings
only in accordance with admissible testi-
mony. Believing that our labors have &C.
complished some good, we nevertheless re-
greet the inability to accomplish more.
We deplore the existence in this COM
mun:ty of powerful in tiuences and combina-
tions aiming to thwart the ends of justice
and bidding defiance to the law. Hence the
increase OF crime and corruption in our
midst.
just in proportion to the adhesion and re-
spect to the laws so will community pros
per. So unless all good citizens discharge Q
duty which they owe to themselves, as we'll
as to the community, in endeavoring. to