The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-31
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superior Criminal Court.
AnnAtasnp AND pbEAppE nor GUILTY.
Crime against nature -- james. alias Doc.
Wright.
Grand lareeny--Desuie Smith. O., alias Bessie
Long.
Robbery Joseph Oteri.
Pei Marguerite lsosenthal.
aENrENoEp.
Grand larceny Richard Anderson. O.. oon-
voted October 20 OF stealing three gold watches
and two gold ehains, valued At $3.50, from the
store Of r. O. Hartleb. on Carondelet street, near
Delo street. Sentenced 10 ton years at hard
labor In the State Penitentiary.
CONTINUED INDEFINITELY.
Grand larceny Edward lure, lharlaa Davis. q
Assault, eto.---O Pennel two casesl, John Nc
Hale, d Moran. Frank Mohaolson.
Carrying concealed weapons WIN. biers,
CONTINUED.
ManalAughter- -ThoH Deveraux, Indicted March
10. 1876, for the ling Of Robert Harris, March
l, 1876, At tho corner Of Common and Oarondclet
streets Continued until Wednesday, October ~.
Ia this case Judge Whitaker, having Reused
himself for tho reason that no had been OF CONN
SOL appointed Hon. J. u. Cotton Judge al hoe.
to try tho case, and tho above continuance WAS
ordered by HIM.
stabbing with dangerous weapon with intent
10 commit murder-Denpis II. Perry. O. Con-
tinued until Wednesday. October 81.
NoLLE rRosEouI.
Carrying concealed weapons William Green.
EXCEPTION FILED
Robbery-Joseph Oteri. In this case Judge
Braughn Of COUNSEL for defense, fled u plea In
abatement. Fixed for hearing on Saturday.
November 10.
Murder--Wm. Burke, Indicted December z,
1874 for the murder Of John Keegan, on the I'd
OF november. 1874, on Rousseau street, between
SECOND and Third: Accused was tried March 80.
| April l in q verdict OF granddaughter aud sem
| fenced to three years In tho Penitentiary. On
appeal tho case was romanded. Alto ney Cen
| eral Ogden for prosecution, and II. q. Castel-
| lanos for defense. Verdict, not guilty.
The Grand Jury
met at IL \. m; present. ID. II. Graham, fore
| man, and fourteen members.
| The Judge stated to tho Grand Jury that
| serious charges relating to the conduct OF the
business OF the court had been made ed,torially
in the German Gazette OF the 28th inst. The
| charges referred to tho continuance OF cases
before the court during the present term, and
reflected upon the prosecuting officers for the
State, and perhaps upon the court. II was i'm
portant that these charges should be fully inves-
| tigated and reported upon.
| The Grand Jury returned into court at half.
| past and presented the following
Manslaughter- Johnson, charged with
| killing Clara Johnson, August IL, 1877.
| CASES FIXED FOR TO-DAY.
Manslaughter- Thomas Deveraux.
Stabbing, etc.-Dennis II. Perry, O., John Maui
Shooting. etc.-M. Mclaughlin.
| Grand larceny-JohA Maumus.
Robberv-Josephine Taylor, c., alias Mexican
| Tigress. ct ais.
Breaking, etc-Charles Florence, James Dono.
van, William alias Lola Gain, Alex. Despass, alias
| Sonny, ct ais.
First District Court.
SENTENCED.
| Assault and battery-Joseph Wilmer and Isaac
| Rasmore, each one day in the Parish Prison
CLARA Bradley and Mary Granger, each ten days
| in the Parish Prison.
Larceny-viotor Barbere, one month in thu
Obtaining money under false pretenses -Johr
Snowden, one year in the State Penitentiary.
| NoLLE PRosEQUI.
Assault and battery-sallie Powers, Anr
Moreau, Edward Mccormick.
Maliciously killing . COVE. II. Williams.
| CONVICTED.
Larceny-Salle Bell, with recommendation t.
mercy.
Assault with intent to rape-Joseph Filone
Uatil November &.
Accessory to larceny-joe johnson. Until No
vember 6. "
Paul Doulet va. Judge of the Sixth Distric.
Court.-This is an application for mandamut
on the part of Paul Doulet. defendant in the case
of A. Saulet va. Paul Douet to compel the Judge
of the Sixth District Court to grant an appea
in that case and prohibiting further proceedings
therein until the determination of the mandamus
second District Court.
Succession of DIR. Ernest DeBlanc opened.
Augusta Bshne and John Davidson, minors
pray te be emancipated.
n, II. Torr Vs. Louis F. Goreau.-The defend
| ant was appointed tutor TO the minors, T. G..
| Emma and Nellie TORI, last week, and this suit
il brought by the plaintiff. the brother Of those
| minors, TO have that appointment set aside and
himself appointed. :.
s:asea I...an u. James a. Ks!lsg, tutor. Sri.