The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-21
About the City.

Dfmeulty In Jefferson. - About II O'Clock
yesterday morning, while Vim. E lis Syndic, Of the
parish Of Jefferson. was repairing the bridge
threats to prevent him from taking up the bridge but
Ellis did net heed his threats and went with his
work, whereupon Wagner drew revolver and fred at
Ellis who seized HIM, and, wrestling the pistol from
his hands, threw him to the ground. Wagner was
then joined by his engineer, Miller who held FL is
the arm with knife. An affidavit has been made
Judge Brice against both parties but they have
not as yet been arrested.
FOund.-One set of cart harness. which is sup
posed to have been stolen, ound at the Of
Lyon and St. Charles streets last evening at O'Clock
aud taken to the Seventh Precinct Station, where
it awaits q aimant.
Death on BOard.-At O'Clock this evening
Mrs. G. H. Coleman, passenger on board the steam
boat Charles Bodmann, lying at the head of Washing
ton street. while at the supper table fell dead from her
chair 1t is the intent of her husband to take her
body to Ohio the same boat. The coroner held an
inquest; verdict-conge4to on of the brain
From Yesterdays Evening Edition
Preparing for Summer.-At O'Clock this
m rning John Kuffner, private Waterman of the Mo
bile and Tex Railroad, arrested at the corner OF
Fulton and Julia streets, having at the tim in lis
possession l dozen imitation Panama hats and 'ozen
brown raw hats. of which he unable 10 give a.
account and Furthermore, offered to Patrolman Jobes
of the First Precinct sum of money If he would re-
lease him and say no more about It, The ofhcer dld
not accept his proposition but took him III to the
First.
inhabitant of house of i'll fame St Peter, b.
tween Royal and Chartres streets arrested and
lodged in the lhird Precinct Station yesterday,
charged by one julius Kotz with having robbed him
of 500 in gold and 500 IN currency The arrest was
made by Sergeant McManus.
Schooner Fire At O'Clock this morning
fire broke on board the schooner Annie, lying
in the New Basn between Fianklin and Liberty
streets. Tn, fire extnguished by the
without an alarm. Damage about $500; no insurance.
The schooner was owned and commanded by Captain
Miles Lee. The cause Of the fire is unknown.
Police NOtes.-Willian Alexander was taken into
the Fourth Prec net Station for having stolen white
handle razor and a strap from Robert Edwards.
Jim johnson, aged ~ and native of Denmark, was
sent from the Sew nth Precinct Station in sick and
destitute condition to the Charity Hospital
Gustave DelOche. man Of As years OF age and ma
tive of this city, died suddenly at his residence No
1873 st. Ann street, at o'clock this morning. The
Coroner he'd inquest and rendered verdict of
heart disease.
Ellen Washington stole 50 from Charlie Weber, and
at the instance of that gentleman locked up in
the Sixth Station.
David Fisher. police officer arrested at the
Sixth Precinct Station being charged by Henry Jack
son with shooting at him with intent to kill.
George and Mary Westling taken into the
Sixth from the corner of Sixth and Chippewa streets
charged by g. C. keh with having stolen property in
their possession know ng the to be stolen The
consisted of ole lot of hams.
The bridge at the corner Of Liberty and Gasquet
streets, and at the crossing of Canal and Magazine
streets, are in dangerous condition, requiring i'm
meGiat airs
Mooney and Dennis Lacey, five men who seem to
hgve been hurry indeed, lodged i'll the First |
Precinct Station having stolen five loaves OF bread
from stand IN the Claiborne Market
VIM. Herricks was arrested on the corner Of Levee |
and Common str cts yesterday. a. l P. NJ, charged
with shooting at j. Schoer with the intention OF
hitting muir er. He WAS taken to the Fifth Pre-
cinct Station and the g locked up.