The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1897-09-25


William Hollier, violating road la,
Artemon luillnly, shooting with il
tent to murder.
Emile Elias, perjury.
Shahin SaIlba, pe,jurr.
John koorlc, perjury.
Lolo Nauhille, ct ais p.ljuiy.
Charles Guillory, concealed weapon
ClIn DuRoHsseau, perjury.
Julien Chotlen, larceny.
Ambrose Flete, William Burton, lal
ceny and en- bezziement
Enlice Richard, concealed weapons.
Victoria Brown, larceny.
Ephraim Jones, larceny.
Thadeus Mcdaniel, trespass.
Oeus Frng6, horse stealing
Theodore Ar;ion, larceny.
Raphael Bnu,dreau, lying in wait an
| shuDting.
c. l.. Bougeois, horse stealing.
Joseph Bloch, enlbeZz!ement.
Louis Bertrand, larceny.
Buddy Henry, larceny.
! Ed. Doyle, malicious mischief.
Felix James, Jr., larceny.
Ben Rubin, larceny.
Albert Olivier. |a,rtny.
| Francois Thihoheauy, violating loat
| law.
James Walker, incest.
Willie Hetfin, concealed w.npons
EWard M0rean, Islander.
Sa!lle Moore, SANDER.
John Murphy ct aIS, treSpass,
Lizzie w ashlngt0n, sianticr.
William HnIlier. hoodlum act.
Thomas Fnseler. slan,ier.
Anatole Cormler, slander.
Arnold Rongeau, slan;!er.
Debres McGee, s'ander.
Joseph Iyion, concealed! weapons.
Ovide Ardnin. killing an animal.
Octave jean Bap;lse, concealed w,a.
ponS.
Gusfln Craven, concerted weapons.
Louis Hardy, concealed weapons.
Irene Jean Baptistt, concealed weap-
Ons.
Willie jean Baptiste concealed
weapons.
Eve Vi!lere, killings COW.
Joseph Sam, assault witt, a DANCE
rOus weapon.
The Grand Jury reported the follow
ing on the 21st:
TRUE BILLS.
Oscar Rideau, violating labor con-
tract.
Cyliac Valerie, violating labor con-
tract
Thos. Carroll, shooting COW.
Edmonln Fontenot, larceny.
Henry Taylor, concealed weapons.
Homer Ledoux, slauder.
Martial Taylor, concealed weapons.
Rene Lat1eur, concealed weapons.
IheOphile Daigle, concealed weapons
Ambrose Pallet, concealed weapons.
Eiol Rider, cutting With intent to
murder.
Bertha Bowman, defacing adwelIing.
Stephen Provost, violating labor con-
tract.
Paul Boss, shooting with inteut to
murder.
Octave Simon, concealed weapons.
Adlas Lewis, concealed weapons.
Chas. Taylor, concealed weapons.
Adam ). White, violating labor con-
tract
Henry Thomas, concealed weapops.
Debout MOreau, concealed weapons.
Lula Thomas. concealed weapons.
Miles Baker, concealed weapons.
ErmllEen Savoy, SANDER.
Gustave Prud'bnmme, shooting at.
Joseph Bloch, obtaining money un-
der false pretenses.
Atty Brown, assault and battery.
A. +, Oliver, cOncealad weapons.
GuS Anderson, concealed UeapOns.
Leonard Mates, assault with intent
to kill
TheophiIe Sinien, embezzlemept.
Fernand DerOuan, concealed weap-
ons.
Regile Edwards, concealed weapons.
Honore Fnselier, violating Sec $50
Revised Statutes.
Sanville Jeansonne, forgery.
Artermon Guillory, concealed wpap-
ons.
NOT A TRUE BILL.
Amede Valerie, Clement Manuel,
Alexis Fontenot, H0mar Manuel and
Thos. Lemelle, concealed weapons.
August b. Fontenot, shooting a COW.
Jean Maiveau, shooting COW.
Clement Manuel, shooting with in
to murder.
Henry Williams, horse stealing.
The following yertlicts have been
rendered in the District Court since
our last report:
State vs.. Hilaire Gaubert, forgery
guilty.
Leandre Nanette, concealed weap-
oDs; guilty.
State VS.. Leonidas Pruett, man
slaughter; guilty.
State VS.. Ben Butler, resisting an
oluCeT not guilty.
The yellow fever situation, while not
being so bad as it might be, is far from
encouraging. The disease seems to he
slowly spreading both in New Orleans
and ontside Of the State There are
cases nc Ocean Springs, Biloxi.
Scranton and Edwards, Miss, Mobile.
Ala. aud one fatal case at Beaumont,
Tex. There are no cases reported in
Louisiana outside of New Orleans.
The official reports Of the Board of
Health Of that city up to Friday morn
ing, Oath, are as follows:
: Number of new cases for "a hours
up to Thursday evening 6 o'clock, Q; i
death, 3. Total number of cases up to
date, 90; total number of deaths, 13.
Dispatches received Friday morning
announce one case of yellow fever in
Ga.
Mr.. JAS. Burnside, of Shreveport.
was fined $40 by the Mayor for circu-
aat'ng false report to the effect that
mere Was Il case of yellow fever in
shreveport. Mr.. Burnside said it was
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