The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-23
About the City.
II un Over.

Abort 1918 last evening a man nalheu
.Jacques Perez was run over by cart l16e, on
Decatur, between st. Ann and Madison
streets, the wheel passing over his body and
breaking two of his ribs. He was attended
bv DR.. Catorelle and conveyed to his resi-
dence, No "a Orleans street. Frank La
marck, the driver, was arrested and taken
to the Third Precinct and his cart sent to
the pound.
Sudden Death.
About 7:3O last P. NJ Michael Keffrin,
aged - years, and native OF Ireland, tell
dead at the corner of Girod and Commerce
streets. The Coroner was notified and an
inquest held. Verdict, heart disease.
River Items.
At last reports mp to II o'clock last night
the water in the river was one foot below
high water mark of lS7!.
Run Away.
Yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock, as
Mr.. Pierce and lady were driving down
st. Charles street, their horse took fright
and they were violently thrown from the
buggy. The horse ran several times around
Tivoli Circle on the banquette, and was at
last captured by valiant negro We are
happy to state that neither Mr. Pierce nor
the lady sustained any serious injur".
From Yesterdays Evening Editonl
Municipal Courts.
The following are the returns for this
week from the several magistrates courts :
First Municipal Court .-..--...--- S236 50
Second % .-..-- 81 5O
Third " ........--.-.. -
Fourth q .-...-.. II OO
Run Over by a Railroad Train.
Mr. NJ. Costello, foreman of Section No. l
of the New Orleans and Mobile Railroad,
about 8 o'clock this morning, carried to the
Secord Precinct Sta ion, on hapd-car, an
unknown cOlored woman who had been run
over and killed on the railroad track by the
IL o'clock evening train, about six miles
from the city. Coroner held an inquest-ac-
cidental killing.
Tried to cave his Bacon.
One Joseph Gua], strolling down ST. LouS
street, espied some fine shoulders of bacon
at the stand of Bernard Prince, and think
ing the fortunes of this world unegually
divided, proceeded to divest Bernard of a
green shoulder and thus make himself happy,
but as fate would have it about that time,
there came one of those terrible an. P's,
who, differing from Joseph in his opinion OF
the world, took him kindly into the Fourth
where he now repenteth of his evil ways.
To the Hospital.
John Madden, a man of thirty five years
of age, and a native of Ireland, was found
lying in the City Park in a sick and desti-
| tute condition, ard was sent to the Charity
Hospital.
Police Notes.
James O'Rourke made desperate assault
on J. H. Jones with knife, and Jones Went
for O'Rourke with a dangerous weapon
Therefore the gents were locked up in the
First.
Bill Boucher, youthful gent of II sum
mers, was locked up in the Fifth as a juve-
nile vagrant.
James Krantz. man who seems to be lost
to all decency, stood upon the corner OF
Flysian Fields and St. Claude streets and
exposed his person to srch an extent that
he was taken into the Fifth.
The bridge at the corner of Alexander and
Chestnut streets is in very dangerous con
dition. The Superintendent of Streets has
been Notified. and it is hoped will give il
his prompt attention.
John Diaz was arrested in the Second
Metropolitan Police Court room, on war
rant charged by one John Klein with OBJ
tanning goods under false pretenses.
! Arrested in the same court on warrant OF
Chas. Pratt, charged by r. 7. Miller with
cutting and wounding him with intent t.