The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-03-27
About the City.
Died OF His Won nds.

John Clark the man who was shot in the
right side of the neck, by woman named
Hortense Hale, at the corner of Howard and
Perdido streets, on the morning OF the 22d
q inst, died yesterday of his wound, at 1890
Pm.
Supposed Suicide.
A woman named Margaret Miller, one of
the soiled doves of the town, was found
this morning at 4:50 A. NJ. dead in her room,
at the house No 176 Dauphine street. The
cause of death, as yet, lies wrapt in mystery.
Badly Cut.
Yesterday, about l o'clock, man by the
name of w. Neville was badly cut in the
face, on Barracks street, between Decatur
and Chartres streets, at the beer house
known as the Oxford. The party who did
the cutting was unknown, and made good
his escape.
Burglary.
Some time during last night the premises
Of A. X. johnson were entered by parties
unknown, and property to the amount OF
$50 was carried off The property belonged
to H. Wenkln, who resided in the house.
..Mnke Out"
Hans Hertzog "A very Dutch gentleman,
was run in to the First Precinct Station Tor
having land dishonest Lands on pair of
CATERS, valued at 81 so, being the lawful
property Of VIM. Smith.
Dangerously Wounded.
about 10 o'clock yesterday as I. E. Miles,
of the Harbor Precinct, was riding along on
horseback at the corner of Pension and
Perrier streets, his horse stumbled and I'M
> fortunately fell upon him, intlicting serious
injuries. Miles was then taken to his resi-
tlence at the corner of Upper Line and Mag
azine streets, where medical assistance was
summoned and his injuries pronounced dan
gerous and serious
A Woman Goes for Man.
About / o'clock yesterday difficulty oc-
Cured between a man named Bailey White
and a woman named Lizzie White, at the
corner of Benville and Basin streets, in
which the former was cut in three places in
the right shoulder, and severely wounded
by knife in the hands of Lizzie.
The wounded man was sent to the Charity
Hospital, where his wounds were dressed
and pronounced dangerous by the attending
surgeon. The woman was arrested and con-
fined in the Fourth Precinct Station.
Burglary.
About o'clock last evening the bar-rOom
occupied by II. T. Bourgeois, at the corner
of Liberty and Perdido streets, was bur
glarously entered by some two or more
thieves, named Robert Butler, Henry Woods,
IL, ,bn oil
rested The thieves stole and carried away
the following property: five revolvers, one
lot of valuable jewelry, one pair of shoes,
and about eight dollars in currency. None
of the articles have as yet been recovered,
though the thieves are safely lodged in the
station-house.
Night Lotigers.
About forty Migrants took up lodging in
the First Precinct Station last night.
On Larceny.
One Jack Kountz was lodged in the First
Precinct Station last night, on a warrant
sworn out by Mary Scott, charging the
former with larceny.
Entertainment.
r. Stewart Dennee was arrested on a war
Dennee with embezzlement to the amount
of 1877. The prisoner was arrested at No. 5
Carondelet street, at the hour of p. NJ, last
evening.
One James Kelly, being DESTROYS Of being
on "time, (" seems to have embezzled gold
watch from one Lizzie Cousley. The police
men, who are always on the watch, pulled
Jim in and gave him nights lodging in
the First Precinct Station.
Carrollton.
The Honorable l.. A. Witt, Mayor; Ad-
minstrators Louis Schneider, John Cal
houn, James Lewis, and also Louis Kenner,
Superintendent of streets of the city of New
Orleans, arrived in CarrolltOn at II o'clock
yesterday and relieved ex-Mayor A. G.
Brice and other officers, and took charge of
all papers and property of the eX-city of
Carrollton. After so doing they then visited
the various public schools.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.l
Destructive Fire.
About half-past four o'clock this morning
a ire broke out in the one-story frame house, .
situated on Palmyra street, between Dor
genois and Rocheblave streets, and owned
by George Goebel the house was unoccu-
pied, and was totally destroyed
The fire then caught the one-story frame
house ON the corner of Palmyra and Dorge
nois streets, owned by the minor children of
JAS. Minot, and occupied by Madame Rowe
as grocery store and residence. The build
ng, with stock and furniture We're totally
destroyed.
The fire then communicated to the one
story frame house adjoining the building
where the fire originated. This house was
owned by Mrs. Goeble and occupied as a
residence by Mr. Robinson. The building
was totally destroyed. The one-story frame !
dwelling adjoining, owned by II. O. Slayer
and occupied by Q. Burandt, was slightly
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