The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04
THE CITY.

WouSpEp.-About o'clock, last night, John
:: Meyers, car driver on tho Clio and Erato
street line, was assaulted and dangerously cut 10
the abomen, on Magnolia, between Clio and Erato
streets, by man named Theodore Adds, who
was arrested and locked up in the Second Ere,
cinct Station. The wounded man was conveyed
to his residence; in the neighborhood where his
wounds were examined by physician. who pro
nounced the man in q critical condition. When
arrested, Adds had in bis possession loaded
revolver. The cause Of the difficulty Is unknown.
LARcENY.-James Jones bought 81 IS worth
Of provisions at the corner Of North Market and
Peters street, yesterday evening, at O'Clock;
and being invited by some friends to take
drink left his basket inside Of the store, thinking
that il would take care of itself as it had done
on previous occasions, but which turned out dit
ferent this time, a hungry woman, by the name
Of Sarah Jones, who was passing by at the mo
that it had been placed there by some kind
hearted friend, walked away with it. She how
ever, did not get far when her namesake ap-
peared, and had Officer Moran take her to the
Central Police Station on charge Of larceny.
where she passed. the night in DURANGO vic.
BAD Doo.-Mrs. Egan, a native Of Ireland,
and about forty years OF age. who resides on Dry
| aides, near lafayette, was waltzed into the Ger
trail lookup, by Officer Hurst, on complaint made
by citizens in that vicinity, who find it impossi
bic to pass on the banquette in front Of her
house for fear Of being bit by this miserable cur
The officer has affixed an additional charge
against the lady for violating article 635 and GAL
Of the city ordinances, for breach OF the peace
and making use OF obscene language.
4 SUDDEN DEATH.-Yesterday morning, about 8 7
O'Clock, colored woman named candy Giles, 3
native Of Louisiana, aged 80 years, died suddenly
At her residence on Hagan Avenue, between
Bienville and Cont streets. Coroner Grayer has !
been notified and will bold an inquest. a
SICK AND DEsvIruTE.-Wm. Mooney, native
of Ireland, aged sc years, was sent to the Char
ity Hospital from the Central Station in sick |
and destitute condionelast night at half past Q .
O'Clock.
From estele.y's E2y,oin0 Editions
BREACH OF Trust AND EMBEzzLEMENr.--R RE
becca Harrison and Laura Mouton live in the !!
same house together This cottage is situated A
at the corner OF Columbus and st. Bernard
streets. For years past they have always agreed.
and up to two days ago everything was serene,
when Laura missed something from her room,
and being possessed Of very quick temper, ac-
cused Rebecca, who, not being Of ve<y mild dis
position herself pitched in and gaze her fear y
full thrashlnS. The affair was settled by friends
of both perties, who advised the gentle Laura to
make affidavit against her for breach of trust
and embeZzement, also for assault and battery.
for which ofenses she spent the night in the Fifth
Precinct Station.
FIRE IN JEFFERSON CIrY.-About liz clock
last night fire broke out i'll the garnet Of an I'M
occupied one-story frame house, on Jersey, be-
owned by Ephraim Stall. The fire was extil-
,uished with damage OF about s3eg. The
building was fully covered by an insurance, but
II what company could not be ascertained. This
ire was the work of an incendiary, as the floor
# the garre. was completely saturated with coal
Ill.
A SNEAK THrET.-At the corner of st. Charles
nd Euterpe streets, yesterday, John Matthews, 5
ged IS years. was hauled into the Second Pre-
met Station by Officer Bull, on charge of lar
eny, preferred against HIM by Valentine An
rews, tailor, in that neighborhood, who thinks L
hat the youth carried off several pieces of cloth
rom his shop. 9
BUYING STOLEN PRoPERTY-At noon vester-e
lay Charles Holman surrendered himself to the
Ulcers Of the Fifth Precinct Station, having re-
eivcd information early in the morning that :.
ules Barosse had made affidavit against him for Z
uying stolen property. Charles, not wanting to !,
@ pulled through the streets in broad daylight Il
y peeler, preferred surrendering. The move tt
ken was wise one. II
SUDDEN DEATH.-A man named Thomas y =
uddenly at the Bayou St. John toll gate. old &
he'll road. Coroner Grayer has been notified S.
nd will hold the inquest. Z
LARCENY.-Jack Murray was locked ND from )
ne corner Of Fourth and Willow streets, charged y
y Susan Owens with larceny. n,
The Pu.FERING PETS AGAIS..-Officer J. Cullen to
lcceeded i'll arresting one Gus Davis En- cstrond ! b
II INC AcVtc vi stIttS III U CLOCK last
light, in the act Of making eff with a sack of c.
,rn. H. was confined N the First irccrct .
tation. -
THE PouNo.-.A stray hog at tire corner of sa
Here and Seguin streets. Aig:ers, was inl- II
bundled by Officer So:ie, at half pas, O'Clock b:
1t evening. ~
A STRANGE AccSpEN..--Aious o'clock last NJ
'ening, goose flew ont of the Broad street do
nal and against one OF the city lamps on Broad to
rect, between st. Ann and Dulnainc, which sa
used an explosion an: entire destruction of the sa
mp. The goose escaped without ssratsh.