The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-10
Cont raband A whit. Nan gun.


Stationary OF falling barometer. nortiwe,
TO southeast winds, and partly cloudy weather
with stationary temperature.
If the police Of Boston should seize 4 cas-
Of guns belonging t" !. citizen what woulc
they do:
He wa, on til. roof again yesterday
A dsconsolate organ grinder took him FOX hi!
lost monkey.
Should tn. police "i Cincinnati be with
drawn from their beat. simply because i. Gov
srnor said 40. what would the press thev,
say!
The RICH: iun,i. near. gone. The meiira,
fraternity say 1t. excitement does it. Neither
cod liver oil nov cunliurtng. helps him. Alas.
It's Pitt ytui
The gallant Metros. we're watching a store
On Canal street last night. evidently with the
purpose Of stoppin. any goods going out.
They smell muskcts.
Six gnsshoppers- the police who sleep OPP
Iosite Kellogg hous. nightly. Can't the Adj
mnistmtors build shed on the neutral ground
to protect them:
The Times is Jolly over the present situation.
One of its reporters who is so familiar with
Pitt doubtless brings into the office some of
the gubernatorial mirth.
The crops in Southern Arkansas are repre-.
scnted us having suffered much from the pro
tractcd drouht Both bottom and hill crops
said to be III wrrtchea plight. and that not
one third OF crop will he raised.
The case involving the seizure If guns
comes up before Recorder Macarthur this
morning at 10 O'Clock As considerable inter.
est is taken in the result. proiablya number
of those who lost their property may attend.
He sat up in bed last night when he heard
those guns captured. ''Gre,t Heavens y
he cried "what world have become Of my
government if those twenty four musicts had
reached the enemy. Twenty -four men might
have demolished my regmc.' and then. like
an innocent child he siunlbcrei.
A Washington dispatch state. that it Zoe.
not appear that the United States military off
GERS stationed in the South have made any re.
nations to the War Department t" Justify |
the extreme course pursued by the President.
and the internal revenu. officer. admit that |
they encounter n" difficulty ia collecting
taxes.
TIE CHEEKY countenance Of our flieni Sam |
Mullen, ESD. Secretary Of tin. Merchants
Exchange, frightened our slnctum last even
my Mr. Mullen ha. Just returned from i
trip through the West. III I'll. interest OF 'ur !
new Exchange. and report. business. generally :
in that section dull. !le LA. ;mIih.I iiea.
and gained information that .vll !,- valuable
in the responsible vositi " Il. holds.
Ilpy iny. ,'igatei III. stat. Auii;o, a: ST.
Paul. Minis. Tn. other day. and found hc had
been stealin. the school ;uni. and .,ohbling
the swamp land. in way that made the com.
mittce open 1t. .yes in amaz.menf. Can't
that commute. find time t. com. clown her.
ana investigate cur Kellogg Stat. AUDITOR
Whew. what Il hrez. would ir stirred ny.
Notwithstanding; the absence. On a business
tour. Of that genial new. .lealcr. Con Haley.
his affair. 90 with tn. regularity of clock.
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