The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-24
THE CITY.

THROWN FROM HIS BUGGY-About O'Clock
last night, while Mr.. John Clark was riding
| IN his buggy near the corner of Common and
Baronne streets, the horse ran away, throwing
| the gentleman into the street, causing several
severe bruises about the body. Mr.. Clark
was taken by his friends to his residence, cor.
ner of Race and Religious streets, where he
received medical attendance. The horse was
overtaken, with the buggy considerably dam
aged, and sent to the Crescent stables, on
Baronne street.
| DIED FROM THE EFFECTS OF HIS WOUND
James Collins, who was shot at the Magnolia
Restaurant on st. Charles street, Thursday
night by Thomas North died at half-past
o'clock yesterday from the effects Of his
wound. Coroner Folwell will hold the inquest
on Monday.
| BURGLARY Special Officers Ruiz and Pier
son, at half-past - o'clock yesterday. arrested
on warrant, corner of Roman and LApev-
rouse streets, one William Wilson alias Will
liam COyle, charged with urglary and lar-
ceny, to.wit: Having broken open Mr.. Bow
mard's house and stealing clothing to the
amount Of $500.
| FLAMES AT 8 o'clock last night, fire broke
out in q one-story frame house on Walnut,
| near Ferdinand street, owned and occupied
by Wilson Sheppard, which was totally de-
stroyed. Loss about $500; no insurance. The
flames thence spread to the adjoining one
story frame house, owned and occupied by
! Isaac Mack, which was also destroyed. Loss
about $500; no insurance. The cause Of the
| fire is unknown.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.]
| MORE REGISTRATION DoDGEs.-Pepe Giles
fooled himself yesterday when he called at
the First Ward Registration Office and tried to
shut United States Supervisor Sullivan's eye.
The latter named gentleman being well ac-
quainted with the voters in the house where
| Giles claimed to have lived and being posi-
| tive that the niger had already registered
arrested him and had Officer Adams lock him
up in the Second Precinct Station where Mr.
| Sullivan made the necessary affidavit charg-
! ing him with willful Eerjury.
Henry Blunt Jared the same fate in the same
lookup at half past three o'clock last evening
charged by the same gentleman, from inform
alton received, with having sworn falselyin OBJ
tanning his voting documents.
An ATTEMPT AT SMrRDER.-About s o'clock
last night man tlamed Pedro Geroschi. a
Sicilian was shot three times in the back,
while walking on Dumaine, between Royal
and Chartres streets, by some unknown party,
who made his escape. The wounded man
was taken to his residence No. JOG st. Philip
street, where Drs. Castellanos and Bargero
examined his wounds and pronounced them
not dangerous.
HORSE STEALING. Marquee, a
native of Spain, and by occupation baker, was
hauled into the Suburban Station, from the
corner Of st. Philip ana Broad streets, by vir-
ue of q warrant sworn to by Philip Junior,
charging him with horse stealing.
DANGEROUS AND SUSPICIOUS. VIM. Hay
wood was arrested yesterday on Old Levee,
between Cont and Bienville Streets on COM
plant made to Officer Kennedy by Mr.. Chas.
Westerhagan, charging him with committing
breach of the peace. The officer, on arriv-
ing at the station, made an additional charge
against William for being dangerous and
suspicious character.
BURGLARY Sometime during Wednesday
night last, the residence of Mr.. s. Moody, at
the corner of Broad and Canal streets, was
burglariously entered by some unknown thief,
who carried off one coat, one pair OF pants
and lot of small change.
UNITED WE SrAND.-When q man gets a
whole family of six down on him it is useless
to kick. So it was yesterday with Sandy
Packard, when he called on the Burke family
fos the purpose Of settling some business Of a
financial nature, which did not exactly suit
old man George Burke, who was almost
"busted" Words ran high, when Sandy
exasperated at being sent of without his pay,
knocked the gentleman senseless to the
ground. Hearing the noise in the front room,
the ba!anceof the family, consisting OF Adeline,
Mary, Gracy. Amy and James Burke, ran in
to their fathers assistance; and seeing that
Packard was getting away with him, jumped
the unwelcome visitor and almost beat the
lite out Of him After finishing their labors,
all hands grabbed him and kicked him into
the street. This style of free trade did not
not suit Mr. Packard, who called on Judge
Falls and made an affidavit against the
Burke S, who were arrested at their home, on
Cadiz, between Jersey and Tchoupitoulas
streets, and locked up in the Seventh Precinct
Station.
WITH INTENT TO RoB.-Mr. A. Otturann,
while walking on St. Dennis, between Wash
ington and Sixth streets, yesterday, was
knocked down by one Dominique Geiss, who
attempted to rob him of his personal effects,
when Officer Boyle appeared and escorted the
miscreant to Capt. Gray's Upper City Hotel.
LARCENY William Davis was yesterday
waltzed into Capt. Montamot's retreat, from
the corner of Peters end Cont Streets for
having stole bell valued at 81.