The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-11
THE CITY.

THE CITY.
DEAD HoRsE.-FOr some days past dea
horse has been lying in the yard Of Mr.. Lawrenc
Finn, ON Clio, between Baronne and Dryade
street He has en- notified to remove tn
came. but has failed to do 80.
THAT Enthusiastically evening about
o'clock Z balloon, which WAS sent up at the cOrne
Of Carrollt0n Avenue and Third street, took fir
and fell . peach tree on the premises Of ID
PTitchsrd, G ample tely destroying the same. Hi
house was in some danger Of being caught, bu
the tmelv assistance Of the neiShbors prevented
further damage.
BRoKE HIS ARx.-About 6;l5 O'Clock last even
ing boy ~ q ars OF age, named Anthoay Wash
ngton, accidentally fell of the wharf, head 0
LOUISA street, and broke his ann. He was car
Eied to his residence Oh Eughien between Good
children and Ramp part streets.
[Fron Yesterdays Evening Editionl
The RAzoK.-Saturday evening about $40
John Jon entered the mouse Of one Mary Ga A
ton, At tbs corner Ut Lyon and Tchcupltonla
streets, md with a razor inflicted two sever,
one III tho It side OF the abdomen She wa
ATTENDED by Dr. Chambers. Jones made goo,
an escape.
The PlsToL.-About 9 o'clock Sunday morning
. dlth ;ulty .,r,ss between two IN sn na ned LOUIS
Be- enger and SaD Roberts, on the levee between
De1aclialse street and the lcehouse. which re
suited in the latter being shot and dangeruusl,
wounded IN the right breast by the former
BerenXer WAS a. rested and locked npin the Sixth
Roberts was conveyed to his home on Marengo
near Camp street.
THE PlsroL.-About 1918 O'Clock Sunday after.
noon, At Camp Parapet, two men, named Henry
English and Jackson Douglas, were shot ana
dangerously wounded by one Henry salisbury
English was shot in the. stomach and Douglas II
the back. They we're attended by DR.. Henry, who
says that the wound Of knglisn viii prove fatal
Salisbury was locked up in the Seventh. At til,
time OF the shOAang he WAS under the influence
Of liquor.
RAN AaAISsr $50 o'clock on Sunda,
evening, one Thomas Carlin, driver Of car No
lA, Daul aliIse str ct line at the corner Of Des-
londe AND Daphne street, ran gainst chill,
two years old, son OF Charles Hendricks. Tn
child, who was standing in the road, was knockc
down and badly in, ured about the head and feet
Tho c'.iid was taken home aud the driver locke.
up in the Fifth.
SMALL FIHK.-About 6:15 O'clock this morning
ire ucstro, I'd an cut house, on the premises 4.
Mr.. u. Charles lille, ON Baccnus, between Nalenc
and Bordeaux streets Loss, slou. No illsuranc,
Cause vi lire uihIiOwn.
MALICIoUs.-About o'cloc! yesterday after
noon some malicious party or parties am Ne
themselves ny settling NE to 4 large Wooden box
hled with straw, WHICH was standing RJya,
between toulouse and ST. LOUIS streets. Ia
from the tact that 1t was discovered IN zine an,
exiting usiieu L. might have proven disastrous.
EXTRACTED About 10 O'Clock SUNDAY nigh
some party unknown entered tho coitce mouse u
Mr.. Anna, cUraer Of Baronne and 10, dra.
streets AID extracted from the till $40 in cur
Renc,.
FATAL SUNsTRoKR About o'clock yerter-
day evening Wm. Lauver was conveyed t. til,
Charity Hospital, from the corner of Liberty ana
EratO streets, suffering from sunstruke. III
died shortly after his arrival at the hospital.
An AooIDEsr.-About $50 o'clock this morning
BRICK tcu from tho Up Of the st. Erzabet,
Asylum, Oh Mag aZine street, upon the rlgnt leg
Of oDs Michael Flynn, breaking the same above
the ankle. de WAS conveyed to the Chanty HOS
pital, where 1t was found that amputation WIS
necessary. Previous 10 his being conveyed 1.
the b, " t,ltal, Dr. Chastant dressed the ;la CLEO
hub Vi Fiyun 1t the latler's residence.
An INQUEST Deputy Coroner Weber held al
inquest saturday Oh the body Of Louis Williams
70 ears OF age, native OF Canada His deau.
resulted r. m congestion Of the brain. causc,.
1rOAi lnsOlativn.
In bad CONDITION The bridge at the CO rne,
q Vlll+ie and .oeguiu streets is reported. The
street superintendent has been 50 notified.
6H0T BY MIsrAKE.--On the evening Of the 5th
inss about =. O'Clock, man named Charies
Beahmar was shot and dangerously wounded b,
one supposed to BE- James Duck, bout one MI.
above III tuchac. 1t seems that Beahmar, accom-
panied by friend named Cha rles Bertin were
out hunting when suddenly the loud report III 4
musket Was heard by Beahmar who was in al
vance OF his companion. Thinking that Bertln
had discharged bis gun at him he turned, anu
though dan ,ervusy wounded, recognized the
fact that his friends gun had not been dis
charged, Tor in the distance the form Of man
was plainly seen making good a retreat
Ou be ng questioned by BULLETIN reporter al
the Charity Hospital, IN this city, where he was
brought by his friend. He gave tho following
explanation Of the affair:
Knowing that for some time past there had ex-
listed a difficulty Of private nature between his
friend Bcrtan add one James Duck, he natural,
supposed that the shooting had been done BY TIL
latter, who, no doubt, had laid in wait in tn.
woods for his man, and mistaken, owing TO the
last tnat it was getting dark, himself for hi COM
paniOii.
!. Bsahmer is in q very precarious condition
having received nine buckshot in the right side
and right arm.
CONFIDENCE YoUrH.-This morning a boy
II years of ago, named Oscar Sallauul, who, ii
Will be remembered, played the confidence game
upon tue firm VI ). Hart 4 Go. about q year
ago, was arrested and locked up in the Intro
upon . similar charge, preferred by Mr.. Hughes
. clerk Of MIR. Geo. Ellis.
1t seems that the boy entered Mr.. Elliss store
on Did Luvee street and purchased ST worth OF
letter per, requesting that the bill be sent to
katx Darnstt. ousp< citing nothing the boy WAS
ever, followed the boy to the corner and saw him
10 car. Tins aroused his suspicion. He rushed
After him AID marched the precocious youth to
lho store Ut KATE h Barnett, where the fraud YVES
Recovered.