The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-23
THE CITY.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT Between the hours OF
10 and ~ O'Clock yesterday, while Mrs. Rawlin-
son passing on Poydras, between Tchoupi-
tonlas and Magazine street,, she was knocked
down bv barrel Of pork, which was rolling from
store on to the pavement for the pu pose OF
shipment. The barrel, in its course, rolled com
plttely over her. causing severe injuries. Inc
driver Of the dray, Thomas Webb, who started
the barrel on It's course was arrested ana locked
up in the First. The lady was placed in car
rage and taken home.
The CASE OF BoSJEAS.-Ye Yesterday morning
the case Of John Joseph Bonjean, who was shot
By his nephew Leon Dunnng, came up befoe
Judge Brlce. 1t will be rem mbered that Coro-
ner Folwell made an affidavit against Dunning
| for murder For reasons Unknown the cxamna-
| ton of witness was postponed until next sat
urday, the 18th INST.
u from Yesterdays Evening Edition.l
| CoNNUBIAL FEIICITY.-Last evening light
n ulatto woman, named Mollie Mcclellan, about
81 years OF age, put III an appearance IN the First
Precinct Station honse. She was bleeding freely
from a cut in the head and was III such W. ak
condition that it became necessary to send her to
to the hospital. Before reaching that place,
however, she some" hat recovered, and after hav
ing been attended TO- she returned home. An
explanation volunteered by herself. was in order
at the station. She S ated that her husband from
some cause unknown, had upon his return that
night, laid violent hands upon her, and with the
assistance Of hoop pole, inflicted the cut above
| specified. u
trade, and +, sides on GiIOd street.
A TRrNK.-A trunk, contents unknown was
left at the corner of Annunciation and First
streets at z o'clock this morning by coored
man who could not find the address Of the party
gwen him. The truni is marked NJ. Hoffman,,
and can be found at the Sixth rrccinc. Station.
To COMMIT A FELoNY.-Wm. Hennemyer is
charged by J. Ii. Cluster with entering last night
the h use No Is Royal street, with intent to COM
tender mercies Of Officer Carroll, who found ac-
commodatIon for him in the Third.
IN HIS PossEss1os-Jacob Haus was arrested !
Yesterday In Wagener's brick yard, charged with |
having Iii his possession stolen property, know |
lug the same to be such, to wit: a raft chain, |
valued at s35. He locked up in the Seventh
Station.
No DA,1AGEs.-About $3.50 "'clock this morning
fire broke out in the unoccupied one story |
frame house No. SO Girod street owned by Mrs !
Hachett. The flames, however, were eXtin- |
gulshed without any damage resulting. The fire |
undoubtedly the work Of an incendiary as |
the floor was f und to be saturated with coal OIL |
The alarm was turned in from box 70.
SUPPOSED TO BE SToLEN.-J John Brown mot
the or1glnaD fell yesterday into the clutches OF
Officer Council, who wal zed him into tue First
II John can prove to Judge Macarthur that the
corn found In his possession his own prop
erty. he will Gle himself 10 the entire satisfac-
tIoH Vi HIS IlcIluS lIon INC uUtatiOIS cast upon
him.
GIVE HER A HoNIE.-NIary Kenny homeless
and destitute, looks to sympa thizing public for
protection. She will no doubt get home in the
Workhouse.
RoBBERY.-Mr. N. b. Phillirs prefers the
charge Of robbery against Spencer Bash. More
OF this anon.
The LoNGsHoREMEN.-A delegation from the
Longsioremen's Union waited on Gen. A. $.
Badger this morning, with the complaint that
negroes who dwell under sheds, tarpau lins and
in barrel-houses along the levee were working
for steamboats, at reduced prices, and wished to
know from him whether he propo- ed to give
them redress and protect them in their rights.
As the General necessarily has jurisdiction
he responded that he could do nothing. Upon
receiving their answer the delegation left, re-
marking that they would take the matter in their
OWN hands.
The TAYLOR FORGERY CAsE.--This case which
has been up several times in judge McArthur's
,onrt was again postponed to-day until Monday
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