The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27
CITY ECHOES.

wm. johnson "priggsd" three chickens from
Thos. Hall. and 10 10 limbo In the Suburban.
Valentine and Jules Roman. charged with be-
ing vsgrsnts, were sent 70 the House Of the Good
shepherd.
The bridge, corner OF st. Thomas and ThaIia
streets, would be much improved by some new
lumber and nails.
Breach OF trust and embezzement- reads
the charge that holds Mary Brown prisoner In
the Fourth Station.
John BarrAss, q merchant, was booked ia the
Central station for in ulting and abusing an Off
Ger in the discharge Of his duty.
Cecilia Lewis was arrested and locked up in
the Central Station, charged with threatening the
life and cowniding one Jos. Lewis.
John Price was sent before the First District
Court under $3.50 bonds by Judge Smith for as
sault aud battery on Amelia Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gunther. charged with assault
Yesterday placed under peace bonds Of $3.50 each
by Judge smith.
"a stitch in time, etc. Fix the bridge at the
corner OF Mara aud 1T. Ann streets. Also the
broken one at the corner OF Bayou Road aud
IRENE street.
DIR. o. Anfoux Was arrested on a warrant and
licked up IN the Central Station, cherged by l..
Bsebe with forcibly entering his promises and
expe1ling the inmates.
Peter Keller was yesterday before Judge Smith
on tho char 20 OF grand larceny, preferred against
him by D. Rouse. Alter hearing the testimony
his honor discharged the accused
Jas. Morrison, siss Titus, and John Burne,
alias Yorker, were "yanked" into the Fifth bta-
ton for being dangerous aud suspicious charac-
ters an abou. TO commit breach OF the peace
They wsrs puled by Specisi Mike Hennessey.
The little negro girl, Elzs Stewart who was
bitten BY rabbi dog the 80 b of Aug nst, died
from bydrophobis yesterday morning. She was
attended by DIR. shepherd. no child IS said 10
have suf rcd lbdescribable torture just before
death.
Dick Ford. at 0 O'Clock Thursday night, was
made q prisoner by Officer Doosy, who landed
him In the econd Station nuse, charged with
having gone for Tommy Kelly in manner that
was not appr ciated by tommy. Assault with a
dangerous weapon, with intent TO klu, 10 the
charge.
Ohas. Lowe, q newsdealsr, unless he can dis
prove the charge made against him by A. b Ar
soldi. will have 3 be,uliful chance OF spending
next summer cutting crossiys tor the New Or
leans Pacific Rsilrosd. Arsoldi says he did
m sliciously break INFO his domicle and carry
away property 10 the amount of $50.
VIM. Won sachs and o. Murphy, alias Charlie
~, ch"rg' d with having. during the day OF the
10 h OF October, broke in o the room Of Martin
Il user, and stolen $3.50 in currency and jewslry
valued at $3.50, were yesterday before Judge Mil
tenberger on preliminary examination. After
hearing the Testimony the judge sent the wo ac-
cus'd before the Superior Criminal Court under
; 500 bonds each.
The newsdeaIer Jack Knight, who accidentally
fell at the corner OF /. Charles aud Com N on
streets on the ooh inst. and Injured him elf
shout the head, died at the Charity Hospital
Thursday night. Coroner Roche, assisted by
DR.. Beard, held the post-mortem and returned a
verdict that he came to bis death By frsc ure OF
the right temple bone, cansing b, m )rrh age OF
he middle lobe Of the cerebrnm, which caused
formation OF clot, compres sion Of the brain aud
1eath. The coroner continued the inquest until
. future day, as 1t was reported at first that the
deceased had been knocked down by q cart.