The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-03
About the City.


while crossing Canal street. at the corner OF St.
! Charles was knocked down ard run over by walon
| which was driven by one John sullivan. The wound
ed man was conveyed TO his resid ence on Burgundy
street where he attended 10y physician and his
wounds pronounced serious if not fatal as they are
| cry upon the body and head John sullivan,
| he driver, ia at the First Precinct
| A CIue.-There are now at the office OF the Chlef
OF Detectives a pair of owquartered ca fskln s. oes,
wrnkled on the and N rhed on the inside IN lnk
| 81 Darwell" They supposed to be the part OF
some robbery lately committed. The owner should
| call and identify the shoes.
| DangerOus.-Mns. Margaret Bly, rested in the
First Precinct It on last night, fer the reason that
she made desp rate assault upon Ann Ryan with
dangerous weapon, and uld have perhaps killed
her had 1t not been Tor the timely assistance of an
officer who prevented the bloody deed.
4 Severely Cut.-Thos Murphy was taken to the
First Precinct Station last night arge q assault
qnd battery upon Gabriel FarDergel, but Murphy
have received excess of assault as he was
cut severely in five different places in the forehead
and top of his head, and his clothes were satur ted
nth the blood that flowed copiously from the eep
gashes which appear to have been inflicted w.t. some
sharp instrument, though Farbergel denies having
made any assault upon Murphy, but states that MUIR
phy came into his shop in that condition, and without
premonition seized arge stack and relied rim 10
t ground The marks were visible on Mr. farbergeis
head at the time he made the charge against Murphy
| DR.. Ames attended the wounded man
| In the Canal-A eoored child by the name of
| Theresa, about five years old, found in the St
Bernar Canal DeYbigny street about five O'Clock
last evening She standing in the water to her
| neck, but secured by an officer who left Der
in charg of Mr. BIaglois at the corner Of St. Fer
mari and Derbgny streets. Her parents are un-
known.
That Hat The rilot of the Canal street ferry
boat Jerry. took to the Harbr Station last night
brown felt hat, which he found the railing of the
boat He supp0ses it belonged to some man who
cidentally fell overheard. or comiaitted suicide by
jumping into the river No further clue as yet.
Cutting Jerry Wilson arrested, on the
ner Dryades and Perddo streets, charged by Mary
Mcclellan with assault and battery Gerry also makes
a charge against Mary tn having cut and wounded
him severely. He had two wounds in the right
shoulder, which were iDhict d by pocket knife
They are both in the First Precinct
Big Haul.-Mr J. B. How I'd robbed of
5000 but the thief has not yet been found though
Eliza Edwards woman of i'll fame, was arrested last
evening the of Dryades and Perddo streets
by Special Officer Pearson, accessory to the theft
There is something behind the scenes. but as
yet it would not be prudent, doing justice to the
detec ives who working the case, to give further
publicity to the particu connected with his rob
berry.
The ROux Murder.-This case, which has at
tracted so much public attention. has not yet been
completely unravele |. Special Officer Devercaux on
Friday a rested Albert G. latas principal and Chas
Hoberts accessory to the crime. Public indisna-
ton has been more than ordinarily aroused and the
detection OF the murderer is anxously looked for.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.I
Sudden Death.-0ne Peter DIETRICH. native of
France and about Al years of age while cutting wood
III the rear OF collins p iDtaton six miles below the
city, suddenly fell de d. The Coroner notified /
who rendered the verdict died from congestion OF the
brain. Dietrich was conveyed to his residence on
Cotton Press, near Urquhart street.
Gagged Pets.-Special Officer Smith yesterday ar
rest James SIN tn and Thos Mcclure on the charge
# being dangerous and suspicious characters. The
has just served out term of two years in the
Penit ntary for the murder of Mr.. Chandler, near
he Basin. some two years since. and Mcclure had
been in four years :or burglary on Fulton street.
Fire.-This morning at about1 O'clock fire broke
out in the third story Of the building of Gus
and pnva
proved to have been the work of an incendiary.
Owing to the effective and prompt act on of the fire
department and the Babcock extiughisher. in charge
of Mr. Karlnsk the fl mos were srbdued before
much damage was done. The bui' ding is owned by
Laftte, Dufho l. Co. Damage sustained to the
amount OF $50.
Police NOtes.-John Baptist, thirsting for the
bio Cd Of fellow creature. made an assault c.
Gaunier with intent of putting summary end to
Ciauners existence lad it been for the interf r
ence Of an officer, who took John to the Seventh
Precinct
VIM. Steward. being charged with larceny to the
amount OF sack of charcoal. was politely inv ted by
ffc.r to share the hospitilltes of the Suburban
Station.
Peter Tremer not understanding the beauty of at
tending to his bus ness, interfered vita Officer
Ford while in the discharge of his duty and threat
ened the officer with serious bodily injury. But the
p not fearing this sort of talk took Peter into the
second.
The grocery store Of j. Siverstein, No. 500 Tchoup-
oulas street. found open at O'Clock this A. M,
to have been entered by burglars who
frightened on Dy the approach o1 the omcer Inc
proprietor was notified, WHO, finding nothing missing
secured the doors.
Samuel Stay, man Of about 50 years Of age, was
found on the steamboat Garry Owen in a sick and
destitute condition, and sent to the Charity Hos
pital.
Ole 10 eph Davis, Of those leves Ioafers and
hieves, taken into the First The officer deeming
lim too dangerous and suspicious to run around at
rge.
Twenty-cight Migrants lodged in the First Pre-
,inct Station last night, these only few of
| Gan of nightly AODy
or lodging, and refuse all work in the day.