The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-02
About the City.

Crushed to Death About O'Clock yesterday
afternoon As the cars the Pontchartran Railroad
were going ut. Daniel Langenger, brakesm.n en-
ployed On the road accidentally fell between the cars
and was 80 badly crushed that he died from his
wounds on the way to the hospital
LOngshOremen ON the War Pauh.-Yes-
terday evening at half past O'Clock. some 90 or
more Longs horemen, went to the steamboat Susie
Silver lying the head Of Poydras street, and pre-
vented the men who at work from unloading
her Capt Lawlor of the Harbor Precinct placed a
d tail Of picked at the place above mentioned,
with instructions tht they should arrest any and all
parties who should inter ere with the men at work
This quieted the Longshoremen who SUNK on and
allowed the men to continue unloading
| Cut with n Razor A difficulty took place
between John Smith and JEFF Williams. about II
oclc OK yesterday at the corner of Liberty and Ora
ver streets. in which Smith was cut and slightly
wounded with razor, held in the hands of Williams,
who made his escape The wounded man was taken
to his residence No Is Liberty street, where he re-
| ceyed medical attendance.
Confidence Game.-Abont4 O'Clock last even
ing while the daughter of Mr.. John Cleary
standing in fro of her fathers residence, corner
Canal Avenue and Second street, Caro- ton, she
accosted by white woman with baby in her arms,
who requested of Miss Clearv that she be so kind
hold the baby until she returned stating that she
had forgotten and left her bask in the at the
railroad depot St Charles and Dublin streets
Up to the present time the woman has failed to
| come and get her child which has been taken
| to the Seventh Precinct Station. The body is
female child about four months old, dressed in white
| with white bonnet. The woman ia described as being
Vhave doubt bnt what it is the same child that
given to the colored man in Poydras Market, the
| evening of the 9th Of April.
Died SusIdenly.-P ter Dietrich, a native Of
France and about fortyone years of age residing
Cuttonpress street, between Urquhart and Morale
streets, while choppng wood with his partner, Fritz
Bendcl, six miles below the city, in the of CAT
fms plantation died suddenly between the hours of
and 10 Yesterday morning he Coroner held an in
quest and gave verdict that Peter Dietrich died OF
congesli IN OF the brain.
Fire.-Iast night about 9 As, fire broke ont in
the undecupied onestory frame honae situated on
Madison, between Green and sixth streets Carroll
toni. The property was totally destroyed, with loss
Of $3.50, on which there insurance. The prop
erty was owned by Mr. Michael Cetas. The cause OF
the fire is not known.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.j
Bedy FOund.-The body of Thomas Clancy,
who drowned in the river on the Path of Deem
Der, 1873 found this morning at O'clock at the
head of Port street The body was imme diately
turned to the relatives by tAe coroner
Fire In a Bed.-About II 80 last night fire
discovered in bed in the front of house No. 65
Burgundy street, occupi by Mrs. Reilly as a house
of ill fame. The deed is supposed to have been per-
petrated by one Thomas Burke, who coming
out of the house at the time and who arrested by
Officer Smith and taken into the Third charged, Cd
inform ton received with arson. The fire extn-
gushed by the olice with only $40 damage.
MaltcfOus.-Last night, about 1O1s O'Clock some
malicious person set fire to small clubhouse the
premises Of L. L. NJ xwe, at the corner of Julia and
Carondeet streets. T. small building destroyed
without any damage to other properly, it stands
some distance from the o her houses. While ri oneer
Steam Fire Engine No. was going to the fire. OF
her springs broken at the of Coliseum and
Valence streets.
Needs Repa frs.-Th he bridge at the intersection
of Gravier and Johnson streets is in broken aud
dangerous condition, and n eds repairs.
The Hawk and the DOve.-Patrick Reapen
seemed to have been bent on some un last night |
and strolled around in that purifying neghborhood,
on Dauphne, between Tou and St Louis streets
where being captured by the sweet smiles of Kitty
McNulty, and softened into confidence by the oil |
words of Mrs Hawk, he gave himself entirely into
the Of these ladies of easy virtue and when |
about to leave their hospitabe roof found that he
minus $43 in hard CASH. Pat liked to dance but
did not intend paying the piper such exhorbitant |
rat 8, so he kindly called upon mnion of the law |
who took the two ladies' into the Third as well as
Maud Devota, who accused with being accessory
to the larceny.
One Of he Pets.-F. Marshal was arraigned this |
morning before Magistrate Macarthur charged with |
burglary, and sent down to the First District Court
under $1,000 bond
Died Of His Injurtes.-Reuben Scot. who |
was nnred by the structure at the house. died at
10: 80 this morning.
Police NOtes.-Manue Gaine was taken into the |
Third, being charged by j. Guildue with an attempt /
1t burglary on st. Philip. near Dauphine street.
Elizabeth Francis woman forty years of age, |
native of the United States, 10 sick and destut
condition. at No. ZIG Peter sire t. She sent to the
tharity Hospital.