The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-27
THE CITY.

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Match hetr-p t,.o Young Girls. Last night
at alb ut o'clock, Lizzie Moran and Carrie
kerls had Il slight misunderstanding at the
corner OF Liberty and Girod streets, which
resulted in Lizzie sailing into Carrie and stab
bing her twice, once III the right arm and
| once in tho left groin, the latter wound being
| painful aud Considered dangerous.
Lizzie who is very pretty and rather in
nocent looking girl OF about sixteen years of
| age, was arrested and locked up in the First
and the wounded girl, also very pretty, was
| taken to the Charity Hospital where her
wounds were examined and dressed. The
attending physician declined expressing an
| opinion as 10 the probable result of the in
juries
The cause Of the difficulty from attending
circumst noes SEEM to have been jealousy on
the part Of Lizzie Moran excited by the a.
tentions OF Il certain beau, named Charlie
Stokes to Carrie Kerns with whom he was in
company at the time.
Lizzie, on being interviewed, stated in
broken voice, and in very abject manner,
that She had cut Carrie for calling me out OF
my nnme.' She seems hardly to realize the
probable consequences of her act, and Yet too
felt very sorry tor it
/ F1EE IN JEFFERSON ClrY.-About half-past
. o'clock las nl"ht fire broke out in a obi
net Of a one-story frame house on Jena, near
Magazine street. owned and occupied by Mrs.
Charlotte Jerno The building was totally
destroyed; loss $500, fully covered by insur
ance in the Lafayette Insurance Company.
The fire then communicated to an adjoin-
ing one-story frame house on Magazine street,
owned and occupied by Mrs. Maginnis, which
was damaged to the amount OF about 500.
Fully insured
The fire then spread to IA one-stOry frame
house near the corner of Live Oak street.
owned and occupied by Mrs. Ellen Etienne
as dwelling Damage 500. Fully covered
by insurance. The cause of the fire is I'M
known.
A SKELETON. About 1 o'clock yesterday
afternoon Corporal Miller discovered the
skeleton Of an unknown man on the Carroll
ton road, about one mile from Metai,ie Ridge
road. The clothing lying about it, consisted
If hickory shirt, cotton drilling pantaloons,
and a coarse made pair Of shoes, The Coro-
ner was notified and will hold N inquest this
morning. What new mystery is this
HAD HIS LEG BROKEN Victor Wilson had
his leg broken yesterday by the wheel of a
foot. which passed over it, on the levce, near
Nontcsut street.
LIram Yesterdays Evening Edition.l
WITH INTENT TO KILL Henry Wagner was
arrested Yesterday on First street, charged.
no information received, with shooting with
intent TO Kill one Charles Thomas.
That CoEN.-Two sacks of corn which We're
stolen from the evee by thieves, We're brought
iast evening to the First Unluckily the
thieves were not brought also.
ACCIDENT ON TEE JACKSON RAILRoAD.-A
man name Thomas Sanders, who went out
from tn Jackson Railroad depot on the 1870
clock train lust evening, accidentally fell off
the platform at the - mile post, and had his
left foot cnt off and left a. N broken above the
elbow. He was brought to the city by the
ll;I0 7. NJ tram and sent to his residence.
THr HosPITAL.-Joe Manoch native of
Canada, aged 40 years, was sent yesterday to
the Hospital in a sick and destitute condition,
tor medical treatment.
Nor Qt1rE-About o'clock Tuesday even
ing an attempt was made to set on fire a one
story frame kitchen, situated on Louisa, near
Rampant street, occupied by Mr.. Winkler. A
large pile of shavings were found ignited in
the kitchen. The flames were extinguished
by citizens and the police without necessita-
ting al alarm, and without material damage
SENT BACK. William Belvi, 26 years of
age, native OF Germany, was found last
evening lying on the levee at the head of
Barracks street. He is the same man who at
tempted to commit suicide by shooting HIM
self with a revolver some two weeks ago, and
vas sent to the Hospital, from which he es-
capped. He was sent back to the Hospital last
evening in a sick and destitute condition.