The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-19
About the City.
The secret or the Elopement in the 9Th
District.

The secret or the Elop@ ment in the 9th
a District.
The young II an, Mr.. Phi ip Hammer, who up
for contempt before Justice Pals for disobeyig the
trial lsst evening at r. VI. He appeared cheerful.
This time he will ngly TOOK the stand and returned the
license which he had secured from this court. bIt
stated that LIE had made OF said Icen that be
already married, that he had crossed the Misss
sipp River and certain justice Of the in the
town q Algiers had granted another license, but In
Of interference from certain quarters be-
vas compelled 70 go u Gretna where be Was joined
E in bonds II nAtrinnony.
Justice Falls decided that there no contempt Of
his authority, Therrupon the yonEg left in
triumph, accompanied by mis- parents
We requested by the father Of the bride 10 STATE
that We have him injustice, when reported
that be had charged Ls daughter with being uveI
lie ant. He says that he made such charge
but obtained search warrant with view Of prevent
ing her from contracting marriage without the
sent Of her arents; that she had minated her inten
ton to marry
From Their Moo,Ings.
At 20 last night three ships broke from their
gs al the head Of st. Ferdinand street and the posts
TO which they were fastened by their bavsers
pulled dow. Harry Caubas, while trying 10
line, had one Of his legs broken near the ankle and
the other seriously bruised. He vas sent to the
hospital.
Anos Price was lodged in the First for ASSEMBLING
one Rosa jenkins and wounding her with dangerous
weapon at the Of Freret and Lafayette
Cn1seItd.
The carpenter shop Of Mr. Robert J. Connelley was
burgla iously entered time during last night by
some unknown thief thieves, and tools the
amount " 300 stolen therefrom.
The LOnEshOre men on the War Path.
About 10 O'Clock yesterday fifty longshoremen,
headed by one Terrtourne, made raid upon the
hands employed BIZ the ship Arado, lying at the
ner Of Eighth and Front Levse streets Terribonrne
began fight, and If the police had inter5ered in
stanty it would have ended in general riot Two Of
ingurQeDts cked in he Syt
Precinct Station. Since then all Ia quiet.
Injur by Fall.
Last evening little girl named Louisa Gilbert fell
from the gallery OF the residence 225 Poydras street.
on the sidewalk, and seriously injured about the
head and body. The distance OF the fall was about
sixeen feet. She taken then to the drug store
Of j. u. Lavigne, where the wounds attended
to.
Thrown from a Buggy.
Yesterday, as Mr. skeels the superintendent Of the
New Orleans City Railroad was driving along Canal
street his horse took fright the Of Maya
zine, and running with great speed to the Of
Front and Canal. turned the suddenly throw
ing Mr. skeels out upon the ground and injurng him
seriously.
He Wanted "specs.."
About o'clock yesterday Mr. Cook residing at 1877
Race street, discovered thief in the house Mr., |
Cook chase, but the fellow with pair
Of gold spectacles one silver cup marked Mary Jo-
sephine Cook" and few dollars In money.
Troubles at the Polls.
z. J. Dooling and Vim. Jones were arrested to-day
at the Of White and Mepomene street at the
First Ward polls, the former for disturbing the peace
similar charge, and also breaking the ballot box Thev
ire now In The Second Precinct
The X nfFe.
A difficulty occurred on the corner Of Camp and
,adez str et about 3 O'Clock last evening. between
Thomas Scott and Dominique Bauney, in which the
after cut and severely wounded with knife held
n the hands Of the former. Dr. Mifesbnry attended
he wounded man, who pronounced his wounds dan.
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Orner Of Jersey and Napoleon Avenue. Scott ar
ested and put In the It'll Precinct Station.
RIOT in the Tenth Ward. Polls Attacked,
Forty Shots Fired. q,
About three hundred men made an attack on the
enth Ward Club, last evening" and attempted to car
on the bailotbox. some thirty forty shots were
red, when the commissioners made their escape, |
king with them the ballot. boxes to some unknown |
lace The result of the shooting up to IL last P. NJ,
not been ascerained. The election for dele.
ates to the Republican Parish Convention.
More Burglars.
The grocery store Of Mr. Monson on the corner of s
'"ans md Robertson streets. entered early yes
.,-@y u,7fnnR bv unknown burglars, and coffee, i
ans, and other articles stolen valued at $780, The I
ltrance was made by pryng open the front door.
he thieves have escape
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.l \
Planking Up. b
An unfortunate individual who has been endowed v
nature with popularity of taking every thing that
could lift, and by name E Payne, yesterday y
nifty of the enormity of purloining from the city
planks at the of Erato and Peters streets
ut the officer at that moment perceived that Ely
,out to chisel the city out OF few dollars, and
moving that he had plain case, took the thief y
!. which went against poor Eys "grain' N
But there should be some steps taken by which this
fraudulent act Of bought Legislature sbonld be
polished. For the evil consequence fall not alone up
the victim who within its purview; but the
hcexs who make the arrest and the judges who ad-
mister the punishment innocent they may bel b
e always blamed, and suffer the i'll will If the igno-
mt class who unable TO solve the rascality Of .
ouisiana Legislature. =
Row on Dryades Street.
Last night about 1917 O'Clock, at that bangio Of
I'd immortality situate tho corner Of Union and a,
ryades street, there occurred most dsgracefu row
OF at all unusual in that quarter) The parc pants
the braw six Of the ugliest, blacklist and most
PRAYED Of anything that attempted T. degrade
o name and call themselves women. Filled with u
e meanest lightning whisky" these wretches, 81
It night not only used language the most obscene
ID filthy. but fought and raised such hideous yes al
ut one would imagine themselves transported TO OF
n of savages instead o: living in a civilized COM
unity True 1t is the police always prompt in e.
arrest OF these devils, but ia there no law in the
ld by which these sqnald brothes of negroes can
broken up We pause for a reply. d
Give Him Five Years. Il
II. Jackson. Of 2l0 Howard street, comes forward =
d makes affidavit against fellow named TIL os.