The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-24
THE CITY.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.

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| OsE HUNDRED AND THREE YEARs-Abon,
500 o'clock last evening was brought to the
| Central Police Station an old negro woman
! bearing the eognornen Of Elsey Walker She
| is native Of Africa, and has already mum
bered her lo3d year Of existence On the
police records she is reported insane. The
| latter fact nc doubt is the sequel to such q
span OF life.
A REMNlscGscE Now appears James F.
Cunningham, the noted Mississippi bond
orger and Penitenti.ry jail bird, to make
! complaint against lis wife Mary for larceny
From what we know Of bot priie-, the lady
were better without such heIpmale As tof
he charge 1t cannot be anything but a
rumpe,t up bit Of policy Oh the part of Il
cunning knave
FIRE IN GEErs. A FIRE broke out last even
m about O'Clock in the ice house OF Henry
T Try IL Gretna and completely destroyed
Tie whole building. Loss and insurance IN
known
FELONY TIE OBJECT Edward Simon,
charged with entering q house in the nj ght
time. without breaking. with intent to com
nit felony va, locked up il the Fifth.
STOLEN PE.,rEerY.-Gu Sphor prefers
The charge against George Grover Of know
ln5ly receiving stolen property.
LARcEN4. = one hundr Il and seyenty-five
dollars is the dauage, so says Gustaye Spier
As for Viz mia D wis, who is accused OF
having appropriated the same to her own use
lie was quarterei for 7.fe kcepin, IN the
Third.
MErEoaolIrAN Splas In all extra pub
lisbed Monday. sept. 18th, appeared the name
81 Bill Conners IL that category. The fact
that this party Wa connected with an up
;oau Democratic club brings the accu,a'ion
lon'e to one Win. J O'Connor. an ex-poice
,iticer, the first name published therefore be
by erroneous. A reporter Of this paner has
Examined into this particular ease with tue
ollowlng result On the evening of the 18th
nst, was found at the Third Precinct Station.
under the telegraph operators desk, Il note
addressed to Gen Badger, and signed O'Con-
nor, the purport OF the same being sumlnar,
If the strength Of certain sections of the
White League and their proposed movements.
AS there arr many OConnors connected
with the police force, and as Vim. j. O'Con-
nor is not positive y known to have been
spy, d ,ubts Naturally arose as to whether he
vas the man
VIM. j. O'Conno- no longer belongs to the
me ropolitan police force, and an inquiry into
his past career elected the fact that he would
not descend 10 Sucu an lpnOmioiouS POSITION.
ie has been connected with thu police for
many years, and all agree il stating. no mat
ler what might have been his political senti-
ments. chat he has always proven to BE- al
ontst man.
BURGLARY About 3 O'Clock last evening,
The house Of Mr.. Au Ger. clerk ut Hoffman
VA ks d Co, cornor Of Lah.rpe and Broad
streets, was entered and bulglarized, Mrs.
Audtr was ab ,ent on Z visit at the time, but
teturned just rs the burg nls were jumping the
fence. An examination proved that pocket
book aad some jewelry was missing The
thieves had tied ehe Latter articles, which were
valued at about $40, ap in i handle, but lii
making then escape some Of the jewelcy fell
10 the ground, the bundle having been inee-
-ur'Iy tied II ia g:ss XII to Identity tLe
thieves.
SHOOTING A. laE B4i..e5As. This morning,
1t the BArra Ks, soldier OF the Third shot
md dangerously .ouaded in the bre .,t a
io.ciier Of the Second Regiment ot Q. $ In
j.ntry. Tho use Of tile difficulty and the
l;ln,s .: the parties could not be ascerta!ned.