New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES rOLlTICS-TIlE
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Nrv-OEIrANs. oct Is.-Ihc search for the body
of Mrs Louise f. Mallory. who fell from "A North
eastern Railroad train ~ il was crossing the long
bridge over Lake Poncharirain on sunday night
and was drowned, was continued until thursday
night when it found
The city, proportion OF taxes for the year last,
~ per budget for same year. - rl,i162N' !. and
total colcci ions NJ to date foot up to TGl2 jO2 %,
leaving n balance to lee collected of T5O3. 80 -.
The collections for the last ten days 1ycra"e about
~ 900 per day. which Is very small though 10 com
par,s favorahly with the average lcotons ol $50
for core .ponding weeks. the authorities hlve
been anxious to put the city ~ cash basis but at
this rate Of collection cannot TO It,
On sunday morning six boys who were ont hunt
me on llarycys Canal. opposite the city. were fired
upon 10y man supposed 60 Dee Victor Ca-,ar.n' and
three of thcm-Lcc stroud, Willie Grmcwald and j.
~ srr-wcrc wounded The boys state that they
were i'm skin and that one 0i Tier number. trying
ms powder. d charged hi, gun that man on the
bank. supposed 10 Dee CaS,uino asked them If they
were celebrating the Fourth of July, AMI then SAID
he would give them ~omotmng to celebrate. aud
fired at them. Ca.s1Iino amt three young men who
were with him have been arrested. GrtucNald' 3
wounds are dangerous ana he wlI he blind even n
his lie rs saved.
Governor Mcliucrv, in a circular letter to the
HTii- OF the several pal~c, "a tie state, directs
them 30 prepare separate box at each voting utc-
cnct iur the Congressional election and supervisors
are instructed tu observe the provisions of section
3 of Act No lul of $50. IN this construction the
Governor is aimed hv the Attnnc, q cncra who
has given an oncial opinion accordingly.
The Leaders ui both thc great puiitcaI ulttios ia
this city pturss tu Ice pleased with the result ui the
elections un Tuesday. II - nuti,callr, however,
that the Republicans me the muIr ,uthuai1stiu aud
manifest Greater confidence ~ thr Hnr. p4sol thrt
party ia the tt,nt altu4ale ~ Nu,rmh'r
Attention h,a hrun i,o.utA attracted H., Che tntn
nprptutlu let New piltpua nt huih,a draw ttH tha
cate ui certain hiirut inilWAN ,uWpHuua inuuiiN
htu thin tHtt rNuuptd thr iniuinpt un that nn 80
lection upuh tho recognized suprtIut m ~ tho nu.n
t'i nugh service Wpn iniuuduI, aud tllt thr hui.ua
wore ihr ir-ult ni tho accidental opportunity pio-
rrntui 10 thr companies 60 hDtlr 81 lurntln a lot
ot pouth Aa the bargain lot DO 80 haur tUl tha panira
ato replaced ht tho" old ioiahlo hy hlii.
Socict, Was shocked tho other duN hy learning
that CHARLES smith, "a prominent mtuhri II the
Ia A-tpurd Louisiana tub, had gone wrong The
Young man Wan the cashier ot john Phelps a Co a
large cotton house, and Treasurer Ot Tie Crescent
hIilcs lie lived brNoud his means ami the fund, of
hls EMPLOYERS and oi the Crescent liflcs made up
ochcicuclc-. The loss ol the military confany IA
placed al j too, bat John ihrlp, * Co. decline 10
say how much thay a.c out. The sum is believed 10
be- small smith VIII escape pIO ecutiOn on account
Oi tic standing of lis family.