The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-04
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FOUND DRowNED.-One mile below Jackson
oaracks to-day was found the body Of Whit
man, aged about thirty-five or fort years. aoat-
ing N the river He is described as having two
upper teeth missing. had on new CATER sines
while in his pockets were found pockst-iook, a
'runA ana watch key and pair Of spectacles.
A ScALDING Casa colored woman named
Heien smith was arrested on Annunciat ton street
and locked up the Second Precinct Station YES
SsSIay, charged with scaldng boy named
Mfhael Burke fearfully about the neck and
nIesSt without cause or provocation Young
nufkes injuries were Of severe nature that
"Decame necessary to call in doctor.
DLkD FROM HIS WouEDs.-J. Burgeen. who
was shot Saturday, on st. Charles street by Leon
burning. died last evening FROM his wounds.
ATTEhPIKD BUkdLARy.-Last evening about 8
O'Clock. lady residing On Carondeet street. near
Erato, discovered a Light in the unoccupied house
nexs " neI. Sne iAioIned the officer on the beat
OF tne lact, who posted several citizens at the
'front.' ana back way. and then made thorough
search OF the premises but did not find any one
1tnough u was evident that visit had been
PAo. = y supposed the object Of the thief was
~ cAfIy On the chandeliers ana gas fixings as
sney were found unscrewed from the walls and
lying in one corner Of the room
DIED SUDDENLY.-About 4:3O O'Clock yes.er
Gay afternoon an unknown man, n native Of Scot
land, aged about 40 years, died suddenly in !.
JGftereyn md
1t. Peter streets. The Coroner held an inquest.
and verdict Of death from congestion Of the
brain was returned
CApsZED.-During the squau about O'Clock
yesterday evening, sloop called Laurence, con
tanning the captain End four nien, was capsized
ABOUT one mile from the wharf ut Milnebnrg
Lake End. The party Of men were rescued Dy
Capt. Adalph, OF the Fishing Company.
HEAVY LARcENY.-Kate Love and Nary Fule,
a 30, -.
OF Julia and Rampant Streets charged by Henry
Welsh who arrived III town only Yesterday. with
pulling hun into their den, No. 70 Burgundy
street, and absuacting from his troUs, r., tnc
small sum Of s4O6 For that ohense they were
Doth locked up III the Jackson Square Station.
LIoHT FiRE.-About 1920 O'Clock last evening
mosquit' bar took fire at No. 30 Clio street
the residence OF W. L. Kurgie. The cornice and
bed were considerably damaged, but owing to
prompt assistance no other damage wa, sustain
ed. The cause Of the blaze was ! lamp held too
close u the bar by q boy, resi- ing In the house
No alarm given.
from Yesterdays Evening Edition.l
DRowNED.-The body Of colored boy med
Ernest Lewis II years Of age, was found by
fisherman IN the river off Greenvi!le, opposite
the Hospital The Oy was missing rom his |
resds.nce since II O'Clock yesterday. It is sup
posed that he went bathing in the glvor and was |
drowned. Corone no ite::.
PoILrIcAL-Lfed from his Wony.ds-Allcn |
Harris, who was cut Saturday evening in a row |
Ct the seventh Ward Poll died Sunday morning |
from injuries sus aimed.
ARREsrRD.-Louis Evegne, a. principal, and !
4 u. Dupart John Gel stin and A. j. Octair as |
accessories to the killing Of Allen Harris, are now |
locked up in the Fifth Precinct Station.
sTILLBoRS.-The body of stillborn child was
found on Sunday evening in Lafayette Square,
rolled up IN rag; 1t was left by party Or par
ties unknown. The child conveyed to the
First Precinct Station. Coroner notified
An INoURsr.-Dcputy Coroner Heardon held
An i9uest On the b.dy Of Allen Harris, who died
Sunday morning. Inquest adjourned until We'd
nesd.y, the 9Th inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
DIFFIcULrY.-About 1890 o'clock SUNDAY l.
evening . difficulty took place on board the
steemshlp Jamaican, lying at the head OF Jack
son street, between two sailOss named Patrick
Lynch and L. True, which resulted in the latter
being struck on the head with BRICK and re.
vereiy wounded by the former. True was at
tended TO by the surgeon Of tie ship, and Lynch
was arrested and locked up in the Sixth Precinct
Station.
Tan HosP1rAL-John Dupron, aged 40 years,
vas eoavcyed yesterday to the hospital for medi-
cal treatment.
KIc1sIoRs ~. YIoLErs.-The Ekceisiors, Sun
day, defsatSd the volets by the score OF 81 to H.
The game was played on Delachaise Ground and
Vas Witnessed by three hundred spectators.
4 WArEaY GRAyx.-This morning the body of
Awhits buy about 10 years Of age Was picked mp
In the nvs9, bead of Henry Clay Avenue, in an
advanced state Of decomposition, and perfectly
naked In consequence, description OF feat. res
cannot be given. The hair was of light color.
The Coroner held an inquest and his jury re-
turned . verdict OF accidental drowning. The
Coroner tOuk charge Of the body.
A DESPERATE AssAULT-A MANS LIFE SAVED ,
b NI0xKLs.-Sunday night at II o'clock, rs the ,
last car WAS returning to the station, crowd Of
jumped into the corner Ursulin. q
and Burgundy streets. and Immediately set upon ,
the driver, Alfred Maume, beating him the
head and firing one shot, which would have A.,
entered his stomach had it not been for the /
nick. b in his belt, which caused the bali to glance
Of Most Of the party on the approach Of the i
ofiictr left the car and fled. +
Mike Sullivan, Peter Corners and John Nc
Olive were arre- trd and brought Def, re Judge p
3taes this morning, char ged with assault and i
battery. and shooting at the driver. JAS Keegan,
)ne OF the Witnesses for the State put on tue
Dtsnd he stated he in the at the time. /
md did not know who assauted the driver. Dir | 8
Maume, who WAS standing near Keegan in court !,
.ec0giz. him a. the party who had knocked
him down. O
Az Q ION as Keegan got down from the stand n
10 dew out IL the courtroom quickly pursued 4
" officer b .anchard, who succeeded in capturing h
i'm ON the levee. He was brought to the station r
vbere Maume made an affidavit against him. v
Iulliyau Corners and McOlive were discharged. a