The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-05
About the City.
Fire.

| About 10 o'clock yesterday morning, firt
was discovered in kitchen attached to q
one-story frame house, on TchOupitoulas
near Philip street, occupied by Mr.. j
Kohler. The fire was extinguished by the
inmates without giving an alarm. Damage
slight.
About 1890 o'clock yesterday morning, a
fire broke out in bedroom in the rear por-
ton of the house No. AS Foucher, bet ween
Delord and St. Joseph streets, which was
however, put out by the family, with loss
of bedding to the amount of so. No alarm
was sounded.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.
Attempted Burglary.
About ; o'clock this morning an attempt
was made to Onter the junk store on Delord
street, between Rampant aud Franklin
streets, by parties unknown. Upon the APP
proach Of Patrolman Blair. however, they
made their escape. The officer, in arOusing
the inmates Of the house to give them in
formation of what had occurred, was mis-
taken for burglar, and ordered to leave
Immediately, or they would shoot him.
In Dangerous Condition.
The awning and gallery of the one-story
frame house, No. 344 Poydras street, corner
of Rampant, is in a dangerous condition,
anu lidDle W Idll DIT any Hiouloht. AuC
owner of the property resides in France.
His agent is Mr.. Jules Menard, corner Of
Poydras and Rampant.
The Knife.
Last evening about $3.50 P. NJ, on the cor
ner of Short and Green streets, woman
named Mrs. Johnson was cut with a knife
in the back below the. right shoblder blade,
by one Mary Pouch, who was locked up
The wound is said not to be of d serious
nature.
The body Of an unknown white man was
found floating in the river at the head Of
Atlantic street. Coroner held an inquest.
Fire.
About IL o'clock last night, a fire broke
out in a blacksmith shop, situated corner
Pauline and Peters streets, owned and occu-
pied by Henry Biders. The Fl e was prompt
iy extinguished loss about $40. 1t could
not be aScertained whether the property
was insured or not Cause of fire unknown
Seriously Charged.
Peter Herman aud Edward Gardner were
arrested on warrant corner Bayou Road
and Galvez street, charged with entering a
dwelling house without breaking in the day
time, with intent to kill.
Police Notes.
VIM. Smith is said to be suspicious look
ing individual. Whether this fact is por-
trayed in his cast of countenance, or is sim
ply suggested by his actions, we are not pre-
pared to say. However, he may now be
found in the Second. Seekers after informa-
ion will no doubt be admitted to an inter
view.
We do not know whether it is a character
site belonging exclusively to the corner Of
Magazine street and Napoleon Avenue, but
The fact that three ladies, bearing the cog
lomen of Theresa Walker, Mary James and
Martha johnson, amused themselves last
evening, enlivening that neighb orhood to
such an extent with insult and abuse that
t became necessary to give them nights
odging in the Seventh Precinct Station.
George Washington was arrested yester-
lay morning, about 11:3O o'clock, at No.
30 Chartres street, charged with the larceny
# an opera glass from the store Of Mr.. Louis
Frigerio. He was locked up in the Third
Precinct Station.
James Ryan was arrested yesterday, cor
Ter Chartres and Old Levee streets, charged
With having property in his possession, sup
POSED to be stolen.
Laura Smith and Charles Austin were ar
ested about o'clock this morning. on Dau-
,hine, between St. Louis and Toulouse,
harged by w. C. Foullard with the larceny
# $40.
Jean Marie and Mrs. Jean Marie, were ar
ested corner Bienville and BernadOtte
treets, by virtue of warrant, charged
With larceny and assault and battery upon
,harlotte Leppi. They were both locked
~ in Jackson Square Station.