The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-01
THE CITY.

bot about fOrty-fve years OF age, and naive
rof Ireland, while at work on the Robert =;
Lee ct her landing, near the head OF Canal
street, fell from pile Of cotton on the deck
and was severely injured. He was taken 10
the Charity Hospital
T1EE-Abou. 1915 o'clock yesterday morn
ing fire broke out in kitchen opposite the
Magnolia Garden, owned and occupied by
Judge Tissot, caused by sparks from stove
pipe. Damage about $50. The building was
insured, bu, in what company. or tor what
amount could not be ascertalned Inc
alarm was turned in by Officer RYAN. from
box No. 24i. with the assistance OF MI. HaSer,
foreman OF The Esplanade street car station.
| The fire was e., tnguished before the ARRIVAL OF
'the engine.
That MANA number of irate managers OF
] the domes,jc departments OF housenolds Stu
ated on Baronne street. from Delord to Erato,
and a number Of belligerent feminine ser
wants employed therein, would be delighted to
have an orport,.nity to maltreat the man who
drives the dirt cart in that neighborhoOd. The
aforesaid man has playful habit OF smashing
good dirt boxes and carrying off bad ones, and
the result IS q general stir in the domestic ma
chinery tina: causes not few jars to the
serenity OF tie boss Of the establishment, who
is daily regaled with the narratives OF the do
ings Of that nan.
lQctc Has Deci- d tuhubo IA sAS Wy N0'0~A
ment, and j: is to be hoped, for the peace OF
mind of the Baronne street community, that
there will lie a change in the drivers OF dirt
carts.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY. Alphonse Richard
was taken Under the gentle guidance OF an Of
ficer of the peace and brought to the Third
Precinct Station upon complaint of VIM. Z.
Stanton, whe charged him with having CON-
mitted an az yravated assault upon him.
From Yesterdays Evening Edtion.]
CUTTING AT o'clock last kight difficulty
,ok place il !. bar-room, corner Of Tchoupi-
ulas and Orange streets, between the pro-
.rietor, George Dcnnelly, and man named
cornelius VI aMahon, i'll which DOnnelly was
ut in the LETT side Of the face by McMahon,
nd severely Injured. The wounded man was
attended by Dr. A. Chastant, and afte rwards
conveyed 10 tne residence OF Mr.. Ryan, 3l9
Erato street. MctIahcn made his escape.
Stuck IN re MCD.-A citizen named Mr..
Crevon, at l. o'clock last night brought an
old woman named Honorise Spelinlan to the
Fourth Prueinc. Station, from the Claiborne
Canal. between 81 Ann and Dumaine streets,
where she was found standing up to her
knees in mud. The woman was intoxicated,
and it il supposed she walked into the canal.
FIRE on T4rayrrrE STREET About 1915
O'Clock III morning q ire broke out in the
rear of the .wo-story brick building No. 203
Lafayette street, between Baronne and Dry
AIDES, owned by S. Swoop, and occupied by
Mr. Hirsch. The flames were extnguished
with Il damane o. about SO NO insurance
on the household effects of Mr.. Hirsch. The
building is Insured, bat i'll what company and
for what alnoln: could not be learned. The
occupants lad 10 knowledge of the fire until
awakened Ly the neighbors. Cause OF the fire
was undoubtedly the work Of an incendiary.
The fire was Sc. by some unknown person III
lot OF pine wood underneath Il stairway OF the
premises. The alarm Of fire was turned in
by Officer Eod. eIs from box No. l23, corner
OF Rampart ana Poydras streets.
FIaE-yes1erday afternoon about 2 o'clock,
a tire was discovered in the roof OF the one
story frame house situated on Market street,
between Powder and Bouny streets, owned
and occupied by Nancy Nelson, the roof Of
the buildlng was slightly damaged. The fire
originated iron. !. defect in the chimney. In
Surance unknown.
DROWNED About hah-past o'clock this
morning a man named I. A. Mulligan, aged
"a years, and a native OF Texas, while III a
state OF insox;cation, fell from the wharf at
the head Of 81. Peter street into the river, and
and was dro xned. His body has not been re-
covered.
He MET 4 T11ENp.-At Q o'clock this morn
InG an old woman called AT the flrSt DlStTlcI
Police Court with bundle containing a pair
of pantaloons and coat, for John English,
who, at the time, was shaking with cold in the
dock. 1t appears that English met friend Of
his named P..t Nolan yesterday at the Jack
son Railroad depot, and nothing would do I'M
less he would so Oh bust with him, and SO
they did, until about II o'clock last night,
when both parties laid down in a lot and went
to sleep
English, however. took precaution to take
of his new coat and pants to keep them from
getting soiIed, and when walked up by peeler
this morning, found ell missing. The unfor-
tunate man was last seen in the detectives
hall putting on pair Of jean pants and a
swallow-tail white coat.
TAKEN Possession. - DR.. Chastant, the
newly elected Coroner Of the First, Fourth,
Fifth and Sixth Districts, took possession Of
his Office this morning accompanied by Mr..
Sylvester F. Parmelee, his deputy.