The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-03-31

to the First and tomorrow the subject viii
be broached by Judge Macarthur.
Criminal Arrested.
Forrest Garrett, the man who was acces
sorry to the killing Of man by the name o
John Clark, on the night of tho 2lst inst.
was arrested yesterday, at 1880 O'Clock, q
the corner Of Gasquet and Claiborne streets
and lodged in the First Precinct Station *
await his trial. -
Joe Owen, who obtained money and .
watch from johnson on last Friday night
for the purpose Of burying Sussnna't
mother, was arrested on q charge Of obtain
ing money under false pretenses.
xeverely Injured. -
About quarter past seven last evening
a boy by the name of William Davis, aged
seven years, was run over by car No. 81, Of
Canal and Claiborne line, between Royal
and Bourbon streets, and severely injured in
the left leg. The car was driven by Tim
Feiby, who was arrested and locked up in
the Third Precinct Station. The boy was
conveyed to his residence, No. IS IRENE
street, where medical assistance was sent
for.
Explosion Of q Lamp.
About 8 o'clock last evening septoline
lamp exploded at the residence Of Mr.Lasscn,
on Morales street, between St. Anthony and
Bagatelle, and severely injured Mr.. Lasson
about the hands and arms. The fire COM
muncated to the bed clothing, destroying it
partially. The fire was promptly extin-
guished.
At 1880 yesterday water pipe on North
Market street, head of St. Mary's Market
burst. No other damage than . great waste
of water, which is rather beneficial than
otherwise to the cleanliness of the market.
stF..--. Dog Days.
Doorman Patterson shot . mad dog at 2l7
Carondelet street about $3.50 yesterday after
noon. The dog becoming dangerous, the
owners requested the officer to put an end
to his mad career.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.l
Desperate Assault.
About 4:3O o'clock, A. NJ, goth instant, on
Gaiennie, between Annunciation and Tchou-
pitoulas streets, woman named Margaret
Manson, was assaulted and knocked down
by one Isaac Monroe, and was cut on the
face, back and breast by three women
named Emma, Susanna and Mary, all of
whom made their escape at the time the
wounded woman was iaken to her residence,
No. "a Gaiennie street, where she received
medical attendance, by whom her wounds
are pronounced dangerous. Emma Mitchell,
Susanna Collins, James Shoegar and Isaac
Monroe were arrested on the morning of the
10Th, charged with assault, cutting and
wounding dangerously, the above men
toned Mary Manson.
Instantly Killed.
Between twelve and one o'clock of the 29th
instant, a man named F. Webb was shot and
instantly killed, in the woodward corner OF
Ursulines and Rampant streets. The state
ments of John Martinez and John Lewis are
as follows: That they and Webb were en-
ployed in the woodward Of Mr.. Dunns for
the purpose of watching, and that between
the hours of twelve and one o'clock, Mar
tinez, who had been asleep, woke up he saw
a man approaching him. Martinez called out
twice who goes there" receiving no an
swer, and the man still advancing
upon him, he fired with a shot
qua which was loaded with small shot, the
charge lodging in Webbs right breast and
causing instant death. Martinez and Lewis
are locked up in the Third Precinct Station,
charged with murder.
Intent to Kill.
Lott Hughes was arrested on Canal street,
between Peters and Decatur, charged with
stabbing, with intent to kill, one A. Ferdi-
nand.
Wanted Money.
Johanna johnson, being rather hard up
ives guilty of purloining the sum of "a 70
from P. Spencer, for which she was sent to
the FIRST Precinct Station.
About the City.
About 2:3O o'clock yesterday, difficulty
occurred on Marigny street, near Decatur,
between two sailors, which resulted in the
slight cutting Of Eugene Lacy in the head
ann finger, by the sailor whose name is not
known.
sent Before the First.
Caroline Alfred, who was charged with lar
ceny by Jos. BAIL, was sent before the First
District Court to answer the charge.
Attempted Suicide.
Lena Lawn, woman who arrived in this
,ity from St. Louis on last Friday evening
per steamer Bismsrk, attempted to commit
,uicide at the corner of North and Francis
streets by swallowing large dose of lauda
,um; the officer who found her conveyed
Ter to tho Charity Hospital where she re-
,eived medical assistance.
Editor Of the N. O. Bulletin:
NEW ORLEANS, March 81, 1874.
Will you allow me . short space in your
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