The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-11
THE CITY.

ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED.-ADOuJ o.5u O'CLOCK
last evening, a man, named Frank Larkin was
accidentally drowned in the river on the Alglers
side. 1t seems that he was somewhat under the
influence of liquor, and thinking that the ferry
boat which had just come in had touched the
wharf, he stepped from the latter the night being
dark, into the water. An attempt was made by
Capt Boyle to save him, but his efforts we're OF
no avail After rising to the surface once he sank
to rise no more. His papers foated from his
pockets to this side of the river, and were res
cued from the water by the police. Larkin is a
boss boiler-maker doing business in this city:
He was q man upward of 40 years Of age and
leaves wife and large family.
DEcAYED BODY FoUND.-Last evening Officer
Fisher found the body OF child on Washington,
between st. Denis and Dryades streets The
child was in such state of decomposition that 1t
was matter Of impossibilIty to determine either
sex or color. The Coroner was notified
DEFUNcr CANISE.-At the corner Of Hamp-
son street and Carrollton Avenue it became neces-
sary last evening to put end to the existence
of rabid dog, who had become the terror of the
neighborhoOd
A CUTTING AFFRAY.-About midday Friday, a
difficulty took place at the corner of Josephine
and st. Charles streets between colOred man..
named Spots and white boy II years Of age,
named Leonard Frenz, which resulted i'll the
former being cut about the neck and arms by the
latter, with knife. The Negroes wounds are
slight Frenz arrested and locked up at the
Sixth Precinct Station.
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The CASE OF jim HIcKEY.-On the 10th of
august, 1917, jim Hickey passed on Mr. Perk Ms
OF Perkins, Swenson x Co., forged city aPpropri-
alton certificates to the amount of $500. He was.
however, discovered and the police set on his
track Some months after, he was taken at night
wnne attempting TO burglarize mansion up
town. On the latte charge he succeeded n W.
ever, in getting clear, but in 1873 he was con 2!
vlcted before Judge Abel on the original lndlct-
ment After succeeding IN obtaining new trial
ne was released on bond. Hickeys bondsman,
however, having but little faith, surrender INN
Some two months since he iumped worthless
bond and made good an escane to Mobile SneciaI
Officer Harris. however. succeeded in arrestiny
him and locking him up in Capt Fremauxis
hotel. -Four different times has this case been
cancu up ioi .Iiei pelole tc cl,uiiial court, anu
upon each OCCASION nus ne laleu 10 put III all APP
pearsllce' IGs'eruay .he case was caneu again,
4iiu rom Soou auInoIi.s w uliuelstanu Ilat ne
Piayeu On sich "; ochulacheI sCa'es .lA' ne
PoIlocty aoie W iace ING huslG, as 'he IRE, Is
ho1nlns whatsoever tne matter WIN MN. Mhat
explanation can DE onered ny those whose duty
" .aa' .i E VIZ !. 70 wGn Mum
Some explanation certainly is necessary. Shall
the city be burdened with this unnecessary ex-
pense?
"A WARNING TO SOME loUNG MEN OF THIS
CITY.nOn the ponce records this morning we
nouc Vno n"nie u se'cla, young nlcn' VI 's CIV.
a 81 On . charse or drunk ana disturbing
inc peace, ~ certain weh-hhown locaiity, ana
at an n0ur wheh an VINO accept morahty as
young men are well known in this community.
and their families rank among the best. There
fore, for the sake of the latter, we refrain from
publishing names, but this is the last warning
which these young men must expect at our hands
Their Names for the future will not be shielded
from the public. for their actions have placed
them beyond the pale OF society. Let them shape
their future course SO as to avoid, what We should