The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-17
THE CITY.

The Oily.
SPLIT Hrs HrAD.-At half-past 4 o'clot
last evening, man named james Jone
while splitting wood III yard on Whit
street, received dangerous cut in tho hea
by the axe catching in clothes-line above b
head. DR.. Herrick dressed his wounds, aftt
which he was taken to his home, corner
Willow and Meipomene streets
ANOTHER CUTTING AFFRAY - About
o'clock last evening difficulty occurred a
the corner Of Peters and Notre Dame streets
in which man named Reuben Baker was as
saulted, cut and dangerously wounded in tn,
back, head and left arm, with knife an,
razor by two men, named Scott Anderson
and s. S. ClemOre, who made their escape
The wounded man was sent to the Charity
Hospital.
DIED SUDDENLY. / o'clock yester
day man named Young Tom, aged 45 years
and native Of pain, died suddenly on board
the lugger Young Tom No. 10, lying at the
foot OF st. Philip street. Coroner Grayer has
been notified and will hold an inquest
lFrom. Yesterdays Evening Edition.
FLAMES. -Aboat half-past 2 o'clock this
morning fire broke out in the second story
ofa brick building on Levee, between Marigny
and Vaudeville Streets owned and occupied
by Capt. Glidep as ship chandery store.
The fire was promptly extingaished The
building a,.d stock was partially damaged by
fire and water Loss about $780, Insured in
the Merchants Mutual Insurance Com panv,
but for what amount could not be asceftained
The fire is supposed to have been the work of
an incendiary. The alarm was turned in by
Officer Hdtson, from box 252
NY.-Charles Moore, aged twenty
eight years and thief by occupation, was run
fnfn ha mt
morning, from the corner of Port and Levee |
streets, by Officer Meade on complaint of |
II. N. Coch, who prefers charges against him
tor larceny.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY johnson, An
geline johnson and Amelia Hawkins walked
into one Georgiana Guillaume in a regular
Mace and Allen style, yesterday, on Peace,
between Chartres and Royal streets, Little
Georgana, seeing that there was no hope OF
getting away with three women twice her size.
called on namesake Of hers-Officer Gull
hume-who launched the girls into the Third
Precinct Station, where the injured party
made an affidavit against them for assault and !,
battery.
BREACH OF TnUsr.-Rexney Wilson was ,
waltzed into the Third Precinct Station, from
the corner of Rampant and Bien nile streets.
b. virtue Of a warrant sworn to by Cecilia
T'imm, charging her with breach of trust.
DEsERTERs FROM THE NAvY-Edward Glea-
son was arrested by Officer Parker at the cor
ner If Blsatelle and Peace streets and locked
up the Fifth Precinct Station char ged with !,
boin., a deserter from the United States NAVY, -
John Cook was confined in the same Sta
ton, from the corner of Decateur and Eysian d
Fields, on a like charge. IL
Ben Houghton and Mathew Thompson
Jared likewise in the Third Precinct Station.
SICK AND DESTITUTE. man named Pierre II
Voltier, aged 40 years. and native of the &
United States was sent to the Charity Hospi- O.
tai from the Third Precinct Station at halt st
past 8 o'clock last night in sick and desti- g
Eute condition. vt
BEAT THIS TIME-At halfpast O'Clock M
asst night, John Havert was roped into a den VI
N burgundy, betwe IN Cont and Bienvllle ST.
treets,. by one Laura johnson, and, while e.
here, despoiled of two dollars and fifty cents Ill
urrency. which caused Laura's arrest and
confinement in the jackson Square Station me
BROKE HIS TH1eH.-A ,out 10 o'clock last the the
light man named George Gier was run over an,
nd had his right thigh broken by an up- ma
nown person. who was on horseback. The son
founded man was taken to his residence on no
hort between Pearl and Commercial streets, .ne
here he received medical attendance s "i,
SMALL FIRE. Last night about o'clock, styl
fire broke out in a one-siory unoccupied Cot
anne house corner Madison and jeanette pro
reefs, jefferson City, owned by Mrs. Cam r.. :,
er Insured in the Factors and Traders In j."
trance company ior soUO. Loss about $500. tod
ause of fire unknown. to 7
STOLEN Property RECOVERED morn 22O
g at halfpast 10 o'clock, Officer Hale recov. the x
ed on the premises of William Alexander, fror
-, coooPa o'iu0., CiocA s'oien some Moi
0o ., v ",n run ME- l. hickman, which agai
used Williams arrest aud confinement in year
Q First Precinct Station. agAi
A MAN KILLED on 1aHE MORGAN Ioursr :. II
"A AND TEXAS RAILRoAD.-While Geo. W. h h"'U,
alker, brakesman. on Morgan's Railroad, addee
IS coupling car No. at 1'oclOck this morn II
ss.ssese aa ndc station and chtma a.
the track and was run over by some thirty l3,5t
cars, making complete jelly of his head roas
q body. His remains We're brought to this ia 4
y on the same train. DR.. F,lwell held the En-
luest aud the jury returned verdict in ac- Brita
rdance with the above facts. and
Under S1-sp,crors C,pcr,,sr.r,rs Cl bales
,rgan, sailor, was found on the premises 70 10
.se.' on the corne! OF johnson and and
Louis streets, at o'clock last night, under tn,
ng informed by the lady, arrested sse' au nd down
ked him up IN the Fonrth Precinct Station, e en-
ere nc passed the night in durance vile. S1o &c
SUDDEN DEATH.-About half-past 8 o'clock on hs
> morning, colored man named Coleman lsavei
rns who hns been sick and destitute tor st The
,e time, dropped dead at the corner of order
shinpton and Green straats H;s ~. The
renewed n h;s rasda,,no -. C 10y mand
nue, near Eign.n street. coroner Fol- stock
nts oeen notned ana Will hold an in Arrive
- Arrive
EEcHERs BRAvADo-Mr. Beecher has act
N the theory that to continue preaching as C,esre
re the charges against him were m ade Oieafe
lie, is one proof of his innocence. It stoct
= - very shaiio" nina tnat Is convinced cleal
aa1 way: Everybody knows that great Stock
temcut DTlIpS out all the latent energies Tod