The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-22

About the City.

Seriously Injurcd.-Yes about O'Clock
there was mule attached to cart standing Basin
street. near Graver. The mule got up on the ban
quette, to prevent persons from passing when
lady came along and requested colo, ed man AIMED
| Simpson Hawkins to turn the mule around.
No sooner had Sim son laid his hand upon the
reins than tie mule became fri. htened, and making
one lunge forward, knocked the man down, and then
started off at rapid rate kicking the man severely
in the head. The wheel Of the also passed
his right leg infictiny severe and painful wound.
The man WIS taken t, his residence, where physi-
clan attended hir, and pr nounced his injuries
serious though not dangerous.
He TIA" Away.-aoout O'Clock last evening.
Corporal Reading, of the Fourth esped man at the
rorner of IRENE and Orleans street. carrying a sack
on his shoulder The officer, suspecting something
wrong, made for the fellow, who dropped the sack
and made his escape. Upon examinat on it was
sound to contain set OF harness, which Car.
ried to the Fourth and there awaits a claimant.
Look to Them.-The stone bridge at the corner
of Dryades and Graver streets is in broken and dam
geruu5 itOn, causing imminent danger to pedes-
TRANS. The cutters on Common, Graver and Poy
dras and the streets D ta aud Front, in a
most dsgraceful condt particularly the locality
where the store of F ash, Lewis Co., is situated at
the of Front and Gravier streets which sre in
the most outrageous 'iton. caused from molisses
leaking ON barrel, into the cutters. This, with an
accumulation OF other garbage, caises most CD-
healthy smell The attention Of the proper authori-
ties is called to tae above facts.
Police Nst-s.-Ad lphe Peterson pilfered a
@ozsn tumb from s. Pritchard and was, at the
instance of that gentleman, immured in the First.
Ed. Murphy assaulted with a dangerous weapon one
Anthony sullivan, I'd would have put an enl t. his
life ma it been for the timely Intervention of a
peeer who took he obstreperous Ed into the irst.
Annie Holmes was guilty of stealing pair of shoes
and one bunch OF keys and was therefore given a
bunk in the First
VIM. M. Peeer, deputy tax collector, arreste
on Liberty, Poydras street, by virtue of war
rant, charged with breach of trust and embezzement
by harle. Clinton. He was injured in the First
Precinct Station.
from Yesterdays Evening Edition]
Still; on the kam2ag e-fHvO More Pets
E sea pe.-About 23O O'Clock yesterdy morning
two thieves entered the RESIDENCE of NJ. P. Donney
at the rnar Chestnut and Fou her streets. The
entrance was effected by climbing up the posts OF
the front gallery, and raising the window in the
second story.
The thieves then searched the house, and having
,cked up many articles of value were about to take
their departure when they discovered by one OF
the inmates of the house, who gave the alarm which
brought officer Tate to the seen, OF acton, who seeing
one Of the thieves sliding down the gallery post fired
two shots at him but without effect. the two mid
night providers made their escape down the street
touched In their hurry to save themselves they lie tt
everything behind them. Nothing missing from the
premises.
Fire.-About O'Clock this morning fire br ike
out on board the schooner Annie, lying in the New
b sin between Franklin and Liberty streets owned
and commanded by Capt Miles Lee. Not insured.
Assault With n Dangerous Weapon
August Tencato was arrested this morning by Officer
J. 3. FOollard at the instance of Narcs Lewis, ST.
Peter, between Bourbon aud Dauphine streets, who
charges him with assault with dangerous weapon.
Larceny.-John Kelly is charged by P. Newman
with the larceny of $40. He was locked up in the
Fifth to a" ait an exam nation.
GarrOtinS.-P. Pollin arrested corner Basin
and Cont st. eet. by Capt Berseron at the instance
Pedro Gaan. The charge is garroting.
Police NOtes.-Emma Decou, las Emma John
son for the small amusement Of petty larceny,
incarcerated in the Fourth.
Four festive Youths, bearing the cognomen Of NJ.
J. Keersan Abe Doutch, Albert Williams and Bushrod
Dnny, have doubt found to their cost, that dis
turbiny the peace using obscene language in Clay
10 nv no mn apn a II i,inN nrr
ceedng on their art
f. Cavanaush mot he Of April tn keys and ship
bird catcher fame), was on his muscle this morning.
doubt Mary Jackson can testify. Officer J.
cameron however. soon quieted all parties. and
Vace No now amusts himself as best lie can in the
Third Precinct Police Station.
Recorder McArthur's COurt.-A. w. Hutch
inson, charged with utterng worthless checks, was
this moruirg sent before the First District Court
We take this occasion to exp the general verde
of the pub ic, who have had business connect on
with Recorder Macarthur. that that geetleman has
earned their confidence and esteem by his impartial
and upright manner in dealing with those app airing
before him.