The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-13
About the City.
Assn ulted In the ischarge Of His Dul


About 9 o'clock yesterday morning patrol
man A. Stephens arrested two men named
Frank Benny and Thomas Lightfoot fol
lighting aud disiuInih. The pace. at ths
corner of Gen. Taylor and 81. Cnallc.
streets. While on his way with his prison
ers to the polite station, he was set upon by
one Mrs. P. Clarke and one Christian POhl
man, who struck the officer over the he ad
with heavy stick, inaicting severe injuries
! 1t was very evident that the assault was
made for the purpose Of rescuing the pris-
Oners from him. Officer Stephens is con-
fined to his bed, but the whole party of the
disturbers were locked up in the Seventh.
Last night abont eight o'clock, John Mil
Ter, German, made affidavit and had ar
rested Louisa Miller, his daughter, on the
charge Of theft. 1t seems that the girl who
is fourteen years Of age, pnrloined a gold
watch from one Louis +. Collins, who is her
employer and who at the present time is
absent from the city. Capt. Joseph and
Sergeant Hussey succeeded in recovering the
stolen property.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition..
Riot In Jefferson City.
This morning an attempt was made by
one of the Kellogg Uhlans to arrest a citizen
Of that place upon a charge, particulars Of
which are not stated. The poor unfortu-
nate, however, was not aware Of the reward
in store for him, for no sooner had he sue
ceeded in laying hands upon his prisoner
than all the women and children of Jetfer-
son City turned out in force and SO bella
bored the gentleman in blue that he was
forced to release his prisoner. He, however,
was firm, and, after standing such beat
ing as only women can administer, he re-
captured the prisoner and marched him Oft
tn t},c v,a of
Stabbed.
About l O'Clock this morning a difficulty
occurred, corner Tchoupitoulas and Theresa
Miss Lizzie Nilsson, Charlotte Brom, and
Elizabeth Garrett, which resulted in Tom
Raider being stabbed and severely wounded
in the left side of his back, between the
shoulder, by Maria Raider, and also severely
beaten with a stick by the four women
above named, who were all arrested and
locked up in the Second Precinct Station.
DR.. Monette attended the wounded man.
Drowned.
Yesterday morning about 8 o'clock, while
one Victor Harvey was, rolling coal on the
steamship Harlan, at the Morgan Railroad
Depot, he accidentally fell overheard and
was drowned. The body has not get been
recovered.
ASoa ulted with Intent 10 Rob.
Last evening about O'clock, . gentleman
(who requested his name to be withheld),
while walking along Chippewa, between
Jackson and Philip streets, was suddenly
assaulted in q most ferOciOus manner by a
negro. His assailant succeeded in clutching
him by the throat and attempted strangula-
ton. The gentleman was powerfully built,
and shaking off the negro he pro- |
ceeded to administer such q practical lessO Il |
in boxing, that black was perforced COM
PEELED to cry fol- quarter. This was given |
him and he went his way in peace, and it is
to be hoped thai he will profit by his lesson
in the science of sslfdsfense.
Police Notes.
Miss Theresa found quarters last evening |
in the Fifth, for being drunk and having in |
her possession twelve butter knives, sup |
posed to be stolen.
J. r. Ravel was arrested at Milneburg by |
Officer O'Rourke and locked up in the Fifth. |
He Is supposed to be insane.
2. GlavOish was arrested on Chartres |
street, upon che charge Of assault with in
tent to kill. He was locked NJ in the
Third.
John Mullan was arrested on warrant |
corner of Bolivar and Poydras, by officer
Lewis, charged with shooting with intent
TO kill. The charge was preferred by one
Thos. Armstead. Mullan was conveyed to
the Suburban Mounted Precinct Station.
William Smith is supposed to be insane.
He was locked up in the Sixth by officer
Leutz rtE
The attention of the city authorities is
called to the fact that there is broken
bridge corner Of Broad and CustOmhouse
streets; also one corner Broad and St. Philip
streets; one corner of Tolendano and Laurel
,traAtR The cover Of the we'll situatpd at
he Intersection of Peter and Chestnut streets
8 in very bad and dangerous condition.
Street Superintendent notified.