The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-20
THE CITY.

An AssAULr.-The woman Mrs Wallis, who
was before Judge Staes, some days ago, on
the charge Of assault and battery on woman
named Weyman, yesterday repeated the at
tack by going, about 3 o'clock, to the room OF
Mrs Weyman, and, finding her in bed. asked
her what she was doing there. Mrs. Weyman
stated "You placed me here by beating me
over the head with that pitcher" Yes,
said Mrs. Wallis F." placed you there by the
pitcher, and / will kill you now before my
trial takes place" With these words she
drew club she had concealed behind her,
and dealt Mrs. Weyman several severe and
dangerous wounds on the head, and in the
same place that she had beaten her with the
pitcher Mrs. Wallis was arrested by the
officer on the beat and locked up in the
Third.
ANDREW PARKER CUrs VIM STANsBURY's
THRoAT-At o'clock last evening diff
Guilty took place on Cadiz, between Laurel and
Live Oak, between two colorcd men named
Andrew Parker and VIM Shnsbrry, which
resulted il the latter being cut in the LETT side
Of the throat and seriously wounded by the
former who was arrested and locked up IN the
Seventh Precinct Station Stansbury's wound
was dressed by DR.. Chambers, who pro-
nounced it extremely serious, but not neces-
sarily fatal. He was afterwards conveyed to
the Charity Hospital where all the attention
possible will be afforded.
Accessories McCarty and Scott
Anderson surrendered themselves to Officer
Furniss, at the Central Station, knowing that
an affidavit was pending before Judge McAr-
thur for being accessories to the cutting and
dangerously wounding of a man named Reu-
ben Baker, on the night Of the 10th inst.
A GRAND LARCENY Special Officer William
Walsh, at S:45 o'clock last evening, arrested
one Angelina Burns at the corner OF Rampant
and Common, charged by Mrs. E. Condran.
No. IS South Rampant, with stealing 500
in currency and $50 worth Of jewery, for
which offense she passed the night in the
First Precinct Station.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.]
A Boy RUN OVER AND DANGEROUSLY In
JURED.-At 8 o'clock on the morning Of the
10th inst, boy named Chas Engle, aged
10 years, was accidentally run over by dray
loaded with salt, at the corner Of Felicity and
Tchoupitoulas streets, and injured SO severely
that he had to be sent to the Charity Hospital,
where his wounds were examined by ply
sician, who gave as his opinion that the boy
could not live "a hours. The number of the
dray was taken by those present, but the
and seeing the sad occurrence, attaches no
blame to the driver
BREACH OF TRUsr-George Hunt, a sailor,
got on the good side of William Parker, who
Keeps coffee-house at the corner of Rampant
and Toulouse streets, and shut his eye for
drinks for the last ten days back, up to last
night at 10 o'clock, when he came to Williams
Shop and asked for more, which was refused
by the good natured bar-keeper, who knowing
that the tar was playing the confidence game,
called on Officer Million, who waltzed him into
the Third Precinct Station. followed by Parker,
who made charge against him for breach OF
trust.
A Boy FALLS FROM A THIRD-sToRY GAL
LERY INTO THE YARD.-About 1l:3O o'clock
this morning boy, aged five years, the son
Of Mr. Fred. Hyatt while playing on the
third-story gallery Of his parent s residence,
corner of Lafayette and Carondelet streets,
fell into the yard and it is strange to say, only
received q slight bruise on the head MIR.
Hyatt brought the child to the Central Sta
ton, where DR.. Schumacher examined his in
iuries and pronounced them not dangerous.
A SMALL FIEE.-At half-past one o'clock
yesterday fire was discovered in the store
room of the drug store, corner of Claiborne
and Laharpe streets, kept by J. Schapine, and
owned by VIM. Guildermester. The building
was damaged to the extent OF 5000, and COW
cred by insurance. The cause Of the fire
unknown. The alarm was turned i'll from
box 316.
The HosP1rAL.-Jean Dubois, aged about
20 years, and a native Of France, was sent to
the Charity Hospital, at noon, yesterday, from
the Fifth Precinct Station, in sick and desti
tute condition.
LARCENY OF A SKIFF.- Yesterday at noon,
Officer Smith detected one Philip johnson
making down the river with new skiff, the
property of Mr.. c. johnson. He was caught
short distance from the place and locked up
in the Seventh Precinct Station. The boat
was returned to its proper owner.
SUSPICIOUS CHAEACTERs.-John Apper, Joe
Brown and John Fisher, were run into the
Seventh Precinct station from the corner Of
DelacLaise and Laurel streets, by Officers Poree
and Miller, who have preferred charges against
them tor being dangerous and suspicious char
acters.
SICK AND DEsTIrUTE.-A man named Desain
Colestine aged % years and native OF
France, was sent to the Charity Hospital at
half-past 8 o'clock last night from jackson
Square Station, in sick and destitute condi-