The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-25
THE CITY.


eaux and Pierson, last Monday morning. charge
with having property in his possession knowln
the same to be stolen, was yesterday brough
before Judge Macarthur for trial, and receives
his discharge. The case was argued by Mr.
Arthur Gastinel, counsel for the little hunchback
in about an hours time. He set forth in hi
argument that the officers acted without law il
the premises in searching his clients fence TO
she purpose Of recovering certain goods specifet
in the search warrant, and on failing in their at
tempt, to carry off other property because the!
thought it had been stolen.
But MIR. Gastlnel did not bring Witnesses K
prove that the following articles belonged to Phil
lip, viz: pair Of pants marked NJ. shannon,
pair Of pants marked 81. C. Dibble, snd tea
spoon marked G. Rome. When the case was frs
called, Special Officer Devereaux made the neces
sary affidavit and wanted 10 swear to it, as re
xarded H. @. Dibble's pantaloOns that were found
with the other goods, but the judge asked hin
to wait awhile. The officer waited very patientl,
nntil the case was over, and the accused had
been dismissed Mr.. Gastnel rose and asked
the court to have the property turned over t.
Racquet the court Immediately complied with
the request and gave an order on Capt. Curtis
Properly Clerk, to give Racquet up all Of the sto
len stuff that had been turned over to him by the
officers including H. c. Dibble's pants, which he
identified as being his property and part Of rob.
berry committed at his house some months ago
Officer sDeveraux applied again to be sworn
to the facts contained in the affidavit offered in
court, seeing that the man was about to get
away with the property, and again the applica.
sou was ltyeCteu Dy Tue court, VINO commended
that he acted without authority in taken the
plander from the place. Racquet obtained every
thing and went his way happy and undisturbed.
FUGITIVE FROM JUsrIcE.-Specal Officer
Devereaux, at half-past 10 O'Clock Yesterday
morning, arrested one Phillip Carlin in the Post
Office and had him confined in the First Precinct
Station, charged with being fugitive from JUS
tlce from the city Of Chicago, Illinois. 1t ap-
pears that Carin was employ ed on the police of
that city and while in that capacity committed a
burglary. He was released on $500 bonds anc
Immediately afterwards jumped the town.
The Chief Of Police of Chicago Immediately
autographed to this city, having been informed
that Cariin had left for this point, to have him
arrest d.. Special Officer Devereaux was set to
work on the case and by advertising letter in
the Sunday papers. succeeded in getting HIM at
the Post-Ofice, where he applied for the letter,
and was run in.
gram to Illinois, and received the following
answer:
CHICAGO, Illinois.
To Capt G. Schneider, Chief of Detectives, N. o. a:
Please hold Carlin We will send an officer for
him as soon as pc sible.
CHAs. REHM, Supt. of Police.
STOLEN PRoPERTY.-Peter Shepherd was, at
half-past IL O'Clock yesterday, arrested ana con-
fined IN the Central Station, from No. Ga st. Jo-
seph street, OF warrant. charged with having
property In his possession supposed to be stolen
from Mr.. Robert E. Cannon who lives in that
vicinity.
CHARIvARI.-Last Sunday night on st. An
drew street between Religious anu Tchoupitou-
las, respectable widower, III the prime Of life
and young lady just out of her teens, joined as
one flesh s for ever and ave." on Sunday alter
noon, and while proceeding home from church.
TO make merry over the festive occasion, they
soon became the centre of attraction to loud
and demOnstratiye crowd, who gave vent to their
feelings on the occasion by shrill squeaks from
tin horns, loud gathering on "high toned" tin
pans thumps OF approval on old brass kettles,
and ''sich" like demonstrations of Joy. Several
arrests were made.
BURGLAR ARREsTED-Special Officer Harris
yesterday arrested a thief named J. G.. Alexan-
der, at the corner of Poydras and Carondelet
streets, and locked him up in the First Precinct
station, charged on suspicion of having COM
united the robbery at the cigar store Of Mr.. Ed
ward Newstadtl, No. 211 Canal street. On being
brought to the station pair of fine gold sleeve
buttons were found on his person which are sup
posed to be stolen property.
DANGEROUS AND SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS
James Hunt William Henderson, William Gray.
George Ferguson and William Bell, were run into
Jail from the levee, head of Canal street. by De-
tectives Pierson and Harris, charged with being
dangerous and suspicious characters and va
grants.
UNDER FALSE PRETENCEs. - Court officer |
Mooney on warrant arrested one Ann Brown at |
3 O'clock yesterday and locked her up in the First
Precinct station. The affidavit was sworn to by |
James C. DeMalto, who ch argos her with obtain |
ing goods under false pretences.
BREACH OF TRUST AND Observation-Disclosures
J. Mccain, a clerk formerly III the employ of |
MIR. III. Isaacson, was immured in Jail from the
corner OF Lafayette and Tchoupitoulas streets.
by Specials Pecora and RAM charged bv that
gentleman with breach of trust and embezzle-
ment.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.
ARTICLE 52S-The following are the arrivals at
Capt. Montamat's jackson square Hotel, for vio-
iating the above city ordinance: Susan Jackson
and Louisa Dixon, at $50 o'clock from Burgundy
and Toulouse streets Clementine Mothe, Mary
Williams and Victorne johnson, from Toulouse
between Burgundy and Rampant streets Hattie
Meyers, ON onti near Dauphine. and Laura
Joseph, from Burgundy, near Bienville street
Al remained in jail last night, srd it is likely
that all will 80 down to the PARISH Prison, in de-
FAULT OF s. fine this evening.
BURGLARY.-A noted thief named George
Kelly, was at halfpast IL o'clock this morning,
discovered by Officer Hollis in the act of breaking
open an inner door at MIR. Oliver Woolley's resi-
de, &c on st. Charles, between Napoleon Avenue
and Milan street. The officer with the help of
his shooting iron brought the notorious burglar
70 halt short space from where he was first
seen, and accompanied by the gentleman of the
house this thief was waltzed into the Seventh
Precinct Station, where Mr.. Woolley preferred !
charges against him for attempting to commit
burglary and robbery on his premises.
WoUND1Na.-About o'clock this morning .
olmc1ty TOOK place on Banks, between Gaivez
ana MIRO streets, between two men, named !
Alexander Bowman and U'Brien, which terminated 1
~ Homan's drawing his gun al d shooting OBrien
In the right arm. As soon as the smoke had |
cleared away, Officer Houlihan appeared and run !
both men into the First Precinct Station. The 9
man was taken in for disturbing the q
peace aud being very drunk. ]
HIGHWAY ROBBERY. AS a steamboatman t
named James shear r was on his wav to the J
landing this morning at O'Clock, and when ar J
irving at the corner OF GIrod and Front streets :
he was attacked, knocked down and robbed of & .
in currency by crowd of desperadoes The :,
gentleman cried swatch" and murder" :
which brought tficer Jones to his assistance,
Thomas was Identified by the gentleman as the I
party that knocked him down. The officer i'm
nediately returned to his beat, ard waltzed in
wo more men, named John Flynn and James b
)Neil, charged with being accessories to tue I