The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-26
About the City.


At the hour of 730 last evening diff ulty occli"-
red al the corner of Madison and Green streets Gar
roton) between Nicholas kiefer and Valentli e no
ma In the cours of the fight, Kief-r dealt Roman
several blows upon the head with the blade OF
shovel telling him to the earth in senseless condi-
ton. Michael Roman, tn father OF valentine. seeing
his son .bout to be killed. rushed to his rescue VIII
Kiefer aimed blow his head with the same ms ru-
ment which inf cted a serious ash and laid him on
the ground perfectly senseless
DR.. Henry sent for, who, upon examihatlon'
found that Valentine had received three severe gashes
in the mead and Michael one in the edd and another
in the right shoulder. The physicians pronounced
their wounds serious but not necessarily danger ons
Keller was arrested and lodged in the SIEVE tn Pre-
cinc Station to await the result Of the wounds IN
hcted upon the Ramars.
one lanes Healev was caught at the corner Of Julia
and Peter streets plering iron, but " NJ. p. came
along and being his 90 metal, took the unsupect-
ing James into the Fnst
Henry Clinton was walking qui. ty along Notre
Dame sire, t. but unfortu atey he carried under his
arm bundle Of paper, which an officer supposing ne
had by dishonesty, invited Henry to prou enade
to the First, a d he should have nights lodging.
From Yesterdays Evening Edtionl
Destructive FIre-LOss $50 900.
Ats O'Clock this A. NJ. a fire originated IN the two
story frame kitchen alta he'd to two-s Try frame
building at the of ST. Mary and Prytan streets
owned and occupied by Mr. Bouney as confectionery.
The building totally destroyed and the stock
almost entirely demolished Stock insured for $50
and building for $4,000 in the Orleans Mutual The
flames then extended to the twostory frame No 169
Plytania street owned and occupied by Mr.. Frank
Building; the house destroys ed insurance. not
ascertained.
The twostory frame buildings Nos. 3l4 and 3 6 then
caught aud both consumed ent rely by the imes.
The buildings were owned by W. Pettson and No.
3l4 occupied by J. H. Allison, and No. 3lG by w. j..
Sturley, neither of whom were insured The next
building, owned and occupied by b. Camors Esq,
was somewi at injured by water The total loss is
estimated at So 200. Origin of the fire unknown.
The alarm was turned in from Box IS, corner Maya
zine and st. Andrew streets
Burglary.
Between the hours of / and this morning the junk
shop of Mr.. Katzum, no Is Carondelet Walk was
burg ariously entered by some unknown thieves who
carried away double-barreed shot guns and five
ievolvers in all valued at Sl3' An entrance eff
tected by prying open the front door No clue yet
to the thieves.
Floating.
The body of an unknown white man was found float
ing in the opposite Morgan plantation, five miles
below the city 1t is supposed to be another case OF
suicide.
Frightened Away.
Between the hours of 2 and O'Clock this morning
the cigar store Of p Paro, corner Of Dauphine and
st. Phi Streets found open by the officer of that
beat; upon examination it vas found that the hooks
of the door Dauphne street had been broken it is
supposed by thi-f, who must have made his
esca the approach of the officer No articles
missing. The proprietor was notified w4o secured the
store.
Police Notes.
c. J. Koels arrested warrs Mt, being charged
by L. Remy with having stolen goods in his posses
sion He was secured in the Third. James Brown
suffered for the same off nsa.
A desperate individul bearing the name of Peter
Colax lodged in the Fifth by virtue OF warrant,
being charged by WiloZ with having assaulted him
with dangerous weap H. with intent to commit muir.
der.
Suicide.
An unknown white man committed suicide by jump
ing off the Canal street Ferry Boat at A M. this
morning. 1t was impossible to get any particulars.