The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-05
THE CITY.

Accidental SHOOTING. ABOUT EdII- IJdet u
o'clock this morning, while boy nalned
iazard aged Ii years, was playing with I.
pistol it accidentally went of. The ball lodged
.nder the left eye and passed ont back Of the
eft ear ot J. Mtrdel. aged 10 years Dir.
'Iardell wound was dressed BY Dr. Chamber,
'nd though serious j. not necessarily DAN
:,.rous.
MoRE fEAD-About - o'clock Thursday
noon, one mile below jackson Barracks, one
Geo Fanghan, colOred, aged - Years. was
shot through the heart ana died shortly after.
His death was caused by the accidental dis
charge O: pistol III the hanis Of Richard
Guichard. Mr.. Gnichard Immediately sur
rendered himself t" ilS.ice OF the peace,
who in the absence 81 tn. Coroner. empan-
,eled Immediately q jury. \ verdict Of ac-
"idental shooting having been rendered the
prisoner discharged.
House ENTERED. - On Thursday night
.koat II o'clock, the residence OF Mr.. John
West, at P2O Fulton street. was entered by Il
negro who proceeded through the house into
the room OF one Of the ladies. who being
aroused by the fellow stumbling, awoke. and,
as she got from the bed, the burglar jumped
through the front window and made his
escape over the gallery. Several gentlemen
took up the pursuit, but without effect.
Two FAITHFUL N CHIcKESHor Sc. Two
Of the colorad faithful on last Wednesday
night, visited the residence situated at the
corner Of Dorgenos and Barr chs street at a
rather unreasonable honr. and after prospect
ing, espied the chickenhouse, to which they
wound their way, and the poultry were III
danger
A Eigger in a hen-roost AWAY. creates a
commotion and the cackling that ensled at
their entrance aroused the owicrs of the
chickens who sailed forth AMI went fog those
faithful
Six shots were fred ana ala Investigation
took place and it was found that one of the
ot-pie loving thieves had beeu 'plugged ;"
.nd was unable to get away.
A number OF citizens. attracted by the re-
ports Of the pistol, rallied to the spot and the
1noke was captured. Preparations were i'm
lnediately made to hang him there and then,
but owing to the appeals Of the "women
folks " Of the house, this intention was given
'7p, and as be was badly wounded, and there
vas not an officer in sight. he was allowed to
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THE COURSE or TRrE low. last evening
about 8 O'Clock the restaurant o. Joe Raphael
on Basin street, was the scene OF considerable
excitement One Of The .demi-monde Y
named Annie Harvie residing at the house
No. Is Basin street, became possessed Of that
green-eyed monster Jealous. ana hurt her
self considerably. ..
From Yesterdays Event ng Edition.1
A LITTLE FRrIr GERI DROWNED This
morning about 10 o'clock, three little Italian
girls who vend fruit about the steamboat
landing, were rompng about the lower deck
of the steamer Lizzie Hopkins. living at the
head of Cont street. wren one of them named
Delida Palaigo aged about ten years, stand
ing near the edge OF the guards. lost her bal
ance and fell over into the river. She threw
up her fruit basket TO save herself, but its
weight carried her down headtoremost and
she was not seen more. The other girls gave
Che alarm at once and TIL crew Of the boat
and many bystanders rushed at once to the
rescue but the treac herors current carried her
beneath the boat and it wa. impossible to rem
.ler her any assistance.
THE FAcT.-Tn our report "f Al interview
:yith the murderer Newton. some days ago.
published the names Of those who accom-
panied him to the Third Precinct Station in !.
cab but in so doing we Were IN error. The
gentlemen who were in the vehicle with New
.on were Alex. Dalsheimer and Special Officer
DevereauX. Gen. Badger and Chief Of De-
!ectiyes Schneider, therefor. lad no connec-
,ion with that little ride.
OUR THANKS To Special Office, Devereaux
cnr thanks are extended for his kind and per-
-istent efforts in his researches after certain
lost revolver. His enleayors in our behalf
having been crowned with success, we would
inform our friends that We have discarded the
bow and arrow and boomerang kindly loaned
us by contemporary. Notwithstanding all
of Devereaux's efforts, however he was unable
TO recover the lost pies. Contributions in
small lots will be duly appreciated
FrRE.-Abont 1856 o'clock this morning,
the two-story brick house situated at the cor
nor of Washington and Annunciaticn streets,
owned by Mr. Brodrch and occupied by Mr.
Manager as a drug store, took fire. The house
was insured, but for what amount could not
be ascertained. The stock was insured in the
Mechanics and Traders Insurance Company
:or $500 Damage to stock II @. Cause OF
fire unknown. Alarm turned Ill rom box g.
THE HospITN.- Chas r. Rivers found III
a sick and destitute condition yesterday, was
sent to the Hospital for medical treatment.
Simon Eads, aged g, years. native Of the
United States, was also sent tn the Hospital in
a sick and destitute condition
Coal OLA Scilian namei Miguel was
severely burnt about the face and body yes
terday afternoon, 10y upsetting his coal oil
lamp at his fruit stand in the French market.
He was conveyed to his residence.