The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-07
About the City.
II um Over.

ELMO, Dut uIeo vi tue way i"o c"'""~'
was notified.
A difficulty occurred on the corner of Tou-
louise and Franklin streets, between man
named L0nis Argyle and woman named
Sarah Joseph, which resulted in the latter
being cut and slightly wounded with knife,
in the right arm. Argyle was arrested
Drowned.
About o'clock yesterday morning son
of Gable Lash was drowned in a sngar-house
pond on Mr.. Spanenburg's plantation, about
one mile above Camp Parapet. The body
has not been found.
Terrible Accident.
A man by the rame of Nicholas Crawford.
about thirty-fve years Of age, while under
the influence of liquor, abont 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning. laid down and fell asleep
on the track Of the New Orleans and Texas
Railroad. in the parish of St. John the Bap-
fist, and while asleep, engine No. 81 on that
road passed over him, crushing both his feet
and left arm. He was taken on board the
steamboat st. Elmo, where he died about
445 yesterday evening, when within a
miles of the city The Coroner held an
inquest. Verdict, death accidental
To the Hospital.
John BRAY was found IN a sick and desti-
tute condition at No. 81 Rampant street,
and was sent to the Charity Hospital. Also
man named Henry GrOberyer, aged ~,
shared the same fate.
Sarah johnson, alias Williams, was locked
M in the First for having lot of wearing
apparel in her possession which was sup
posed to be- stolen. Sarah is thought to
have been lost, and not guilty of the above
charge.
From Yesterdays Even ng Edton.l
shooting and Beating.
About 2O'clock Sunday morning diff |
Guilty occurred between two men named
George Cook and Charles Donnelly in a
coffee house on Old Levee street kept one
Thomas Walsh, which resulted in Cook
being badly beaten about the head and
DOnnelly being shot in the neck by pistol
held in the hands of Cook. The ball was
extracted by DIR. Fisher, who pronounced
the wound not dangerous. The house being
closed at the time OF the difficulty, the
officers in that locality did not hear the dis
fnrbance, NJ the parties In the house kept
the matter very silent.
Am"th r Brute.
One Patrick Butler, man who seems to
be lost to all sense of pride and honor,
made an assault upon his wife, at O'Clock
this morning, at the corner of Jackson and
Freret streets, and with a lathe of bed
stead beat and knocked her senseless upon
the floor, and in that condition left her and
fed from the house. DR. Petit was called
in, who attended the unfortunate woman
and pronou lced her injuries very dangerous.
Butler has not been heard of since. Such
a deed is only worthy the condemnation of
all honest people, and the authorities
should punish the fellow in accordance with
the merits of his infamy
The Carver Are ted.
One Sandy Victor, a young fellow of scarce
26 summers, was yesterday arrested on a
charge of having on the l4th instant cut and
severely wounded fellow man named
Osborn Robinson in the right arm, on the
Cunningham plantation, parish OF Plaque
mines. Sandy was secured in the First Pre-
cnct, there to answer the above charge.
She Took Him In.
Step to the front, j. Lewis and acknowl-
edge that thou hast been beaten. He does, 3
for he complains to the most potent majesty {
OF the police force to recover for him $24,
which one Mary McElroy, of Burgundy
street notorety, purloned from him on the {
night Of the 9Th But what makes the e
grievance harder for Lewis to bear is that Q
i'll this fair creature won his affections and
he threw himself entirely upon her honor, a
but alas Mary had none and Lewis was G
fooled to the amount above mentioned
Poor Mary now lies peni.ent sinner i'll the 8
Third Precinct, under the most ignOminious "
charge of larceny.
Cowarsily Assault.
Shakespeare has said that .sHe VINO lays al
his hand on woman is a coward" therefore ).
John Fletcher, ALA Geo Carter, a bird of
that feather, made desperate assault upon 81
bis better baif Mary Fletcher, at an early i.
hour this morning, and with a dangerous
weapon inflicted severe injuries upon Mary,
for which he was very rightly locked up in .
the First Precinct. George Carter is said to
be the proper name of the bastard.
Cut Her wild" "a Razor.
'Here She" Mary Anderson, queen of the D
wasl-tub, sailed into the affections of Anna q
Norris, with an edged tool commonly known a,
" razor, and upon the body of the unof- a.
tending Anna inflicted severe wound, for o
which Miss Mary was conducted, with all the I,
contingent upon such an occa- 0
sion, INTO the Second Precinct Station. 8
Vice and Youth. 81
A boy OF II years of age, who gives his s.
,aine AS Albert Joseph, was guilty of stealing N
the sum OF five dollars, and, upon being ar -
'ested for the same, was found to have a con
'ealed weapon upon his person in the shape
IF pistol. The officer. thinking Albert too a.
loung to be so wicked, took him into the pl
AnOth at Work. b,
Alice Lubn (nothing by the way to the al
sweet scented of that nancy was taken into IT
,he KIND embrace of a peeler, and conducted &C
10 the First from information received that @,
'he had stolen the SUM of $50 from an unfor- to
tunate man by the name of Peter Ard. who Ii
thinking A. an ard" case called in the N
peeler to settle tie affair !! u
Foul ding.
The yard of Mrs. Arig, on st. Philip street,
near Rocheblave, was entered LAST night by o.
'ome person or persons unknown, who stole q
jherefrom several dozen chickens and a lot 81
If clothing, amounting in all 10 about $50. q
No clue yet to the thieves. W W
... Intent 70 l. i'll. b
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George Craig, young aspirant for the
ard the clemency Of our ?.
Governor, made an assault upon the body of !.
me J. A. Martin, and with a pistol shot