The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-22
THE CITY.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.

WITH Ills IaAbs-AU ClOCh ycoUcIuoS dlVCl.
noon, Thomas Finnegan came forward and sur
rendered himself to Judge Longs court officers,
and was duly confined within the walls of Capt
Joseph's Third District retreat, thereby relieving
his conscience, as it were, for the wrong he had
done Mrs. John the day before, in assaulting her
with twelve pound axe with intent to put an
end to her life. The lady, on being informed
that Thomas had given himself up, came forward
and made the necessary affidavit against HIM.
A DANGEROUS THIEF.-Alberts Reynolds was at
II O'Clock last night arrested on Canal street.
near the Cemeteries, by Officer Long charged
with larceny, and on being searched, no less than
two new razors and three dead chickens were
found concealed on his person, for which the
officers made an additional charge against him
for carrying concealed weapons.
WORRIED IN THE DISCHARGE OF HIS Duty
Frederick Shannon was lncarcerated in the Jack
son Square Station at $50 O'Clock yesterday by
Offic,r Doane from the corner OF Rampant and
CustOmhouse streets. All this was done because
Fred interfered with Deputy Sheriff S. E. Crozat
in the discharge OF his duty.
MORE LARcENIEs on THE LEvEE.-At O'Clock
yesterday morning, Officer Ballon run woman,
named Zephorine Bonion, into jail for pilfering
molasses on the levee, head of Cont street.
Edward Lawson was marched into the Harbor
Precinct Station by Officer Murphy, at noon yes.
terday, for driving off with lot Of cotton ties,
belonging to Mr.. George Hotf.
LARCENY.-Mr. JOuu Cudv, ~ HALL. PAST q o CLOCK
YESTERDAY, complained to Officer Moore and had
him waltz Theodore Walter into the Carrollton
Precinct Station, from the corner of Warrington
Avenue and St. Charles street, for robbing him of
six dollars in Unitkd States currency.
HARD LUCK.-An old man named Colonel
NASH q farmer on Hagan Avenue, between Pal
myra and Gasquet streets, called at police head
quarters to complain about Mr.. Moulton's put
ting his hogs into bic farm. The old man COM
plains about the large quantities of potatoes
destroyed of late by these hogs. He brought
along with him sample OF some OF the ground
titled the gentleman to keep his cattle off of his
place some halt a dozen times, but he seems to
pay little attention to the old man. The conse-
auence will be that Nash will be kicked out of
his rent since Moulton moved near him. The bill
now amounts to SIS for three months.
BURGI.ARY-One George Powers was arraigned
before Judge Macarthur Court, and sent to the
Parish Prison, in default of $500 bonds, for en-
tering Mr. Edward McCormicks house, at the
corner of Willow and Graver streets, between
the hours of / and o'clock on the morning OF
the 28th of September, with intent to commit
robbery. George was sent down on an ad-
ditlonal charge, preferred against him by Thos:
Jorda who resides at the corner OF ryades and
Gravier streets, who has reason to believe that
the accused did, on the night Of the 18th OF Sep
TENDER, break open his residence and carry
away diamond pin valued At $50 and lot Q
gold rings and sundries amounting to $50.
Powers is q wicked man, and will very likely
get as far as Baton Rouge before he relieves him
self of these charges.
CRUEL MAN.-As Capt. Boyd Robinson, OF
the Second Precinct, on his way to the station
and on nearing the corner Of st. Charles and
Terpsichore street he saw man named Henry
Evans Jump down from his cart and strike small
boy three or four times across the legs with
large whip. The Captain Immediately arrested
him and marched him to Jail. He was arraigned
before JUDGE Macarthur and sent to the Parish
Prison in default of $500 bonds to appear before
the Superior Criminal Court.
BODY FoUND.-The body of an infant child was
this morning found floating in the river, head Of
Calliope street. Coroner Folwell has been noti-
fed and will hold an inquest.
STOLEN PRoPERTY.-Philip Ragnet was this
locked up in the Jackson Square Station,
on q charge of obtaining money under false pre-
fences.
UNDER FALSE PRETENCEs. George Haywood,
. professional thief. was at 8 O'Clock, Friday
arrested on warrent, corner Of IRENE
and Orleans streets, by Court Officer Maurice,
and confined in the First Precinct Station, for
obtaining money from James Wilson, under false
pretences.