The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-15
THE CITY.

AN E0CAPED CONVICT. L. CunnN e.
ham was arrested last evening on Rampant
between Dumaine and St. Philip streets,
crarsed by Corporal Bergeron, from informa-
ton received with being an escaped convict
from tho Mississippi State Penitentiary. He
was locked up in the IRENE Station to await a
requisition from Governor Ames.
About GAS O'Clock last night Frank Rosen-
burg, aged about 80 years. a native Of Ger
many, who was employed at the Green Tree
Dance-House, on Ga latin street. between
Hospital and Barracks, as musician died
sudden while playing the piano. Coroner
notified
ABOUT BEASTS OF BURDEN No less than
six deaths among horses and mules employed
in various br inches Of trade came within our
reporters notice Yesterday, and the chances
are that the same history will be q repetition
from day to day. if the intense heat from
which We are now suffering such inco We
nience does not abate. One of the Southern
Express O,mpany's finest horses is amongst
the six deaths specified above.
A Can AcCIDENr.-While car No 81, of the
St Charles street line, yesterday morning
about 7:3O o'clock, was going to the stable at
Napoleon Avenue, and when near Louisiana
Avenue, the horse attached to the same fell,
the Car passing over and severely injuring him
about the hips
SUDDEN DEATHS sailor named Michel
Nolan was arrested yesterday afternoon. co :
ner Of Levee and st. Andrew streets, charged
with being drunk and unable to take care OF
himself Tie died in cell at the Sixth Pre-
cinct station, where he was incarcerated ut
o'clock in the evening. holland belonged to
the steamship st. Louis, and had been alb sent
from his ship three days. He was native of
Liverpool, aged about % years. Coroner no.
tilted.
Afout 2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, man
named Josep" Loria. native Of France, a ed
about 50 years, died suddenly at his residence
corner of Washington and Green streets.
Coroner notified.
About 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, Edward
Blskely, carriage manu- racturer, was taken
suddenly i'll on Poeyfarre street, and was removed
on q wagon to his residence on Pleasant near
Magazise street, where he died in a few minutes.
Coroner lOtitied.
Eugene Monner, native of France, aged "a
years, died suddenly at his residence, No. 1874
Burgundy street. about 7:3O o'clock last evening,
Of congestion Of the brain.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.]
DIED SUDDENLY. Ann Coray the wife
Of John Coray, Esq, died suddenly yesterday
morning at her residence, on Atlantic Avenue,
near Evelina street. Coroner notified
STuLBoRN. Deputy Coroner Weber viewed
the body yesterday of stillborn child, on
Delaronde. near Verret street
SHE WENT TO HER DEATH about IL O'Clock
yesterday morning an unknown woman walked
deliberately into the Basin on Basin street
near Franklin, and was drowned. The body
has not yet been recovered.
TIE HosprrA1--John Garry, an English
man, about 20 years of age, was sent to the
HoSDital for medical treatment
SuNsrnoKE. About 1:3O o'clock yesterday
afternoon, William Reed, native of Ireland
aged about 81 years, by occup alton laborer
died on the corner of Waters and Jefferson
streets from the effects of the sun. Attend
ing physicians gave certificates to that effect
LARCENY. Belanche charged with
the larceny of Sl8 currency, was at the IN
stance of one Paul Belanche, locked up in the
Third yesterday.
STREET BRIDGEs.-The following stree
bridges are reported in a d ngerous condition:
One corner Of Broad and St. Philip streets,
one corner of Orleans and Galvez streets, and
; one corner Of Independence and Dauphine
streets
EMBszzr.RMENT.-One VIM. Schooler, who
promenaded down to Galveston with $3.50
piano, the property Of DIR. Schumacher, the
Special Officer Walsh and locked up in the
Fifth.
DnD.-Patrolman p Kennedy, No BAL Of
the Harbor Precinct, departed this life this
morning at A. NJ. The funeral will take
place tomorrow, the 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, from his late residence No. Is Annun-
citation street.
Officer Kennedy for the past u years has
been connected with the police force. Recog-
nized b. his superiors in Office as an efficient
officer he has at various times fill the posi-
tons Of corporal and sergeant. The loss OF
suoh man to the force will be much regretted
It is not always an easy matter in times like
these to ell vacancies with men in whom one
has fill con idence as regards capabllity and
efficiency.
WEEKLY RETURNS. following are the
weekly returns of the several Municipal
l Conrta ending August g. 1874: A. II. Nc
Arthur, Slab: Z. Stses, $50 so; A. 3. Miller,
$40; A. G. Brice SIS; Judge Long, -.
WHAT 1T COSTS TO TRY GRIM