The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-23

About the City.

Run Over.-Last evening. on EnRhier, between
Decatur and Levee s'reets, child Gig teen
months DID, of Mrs Swans, was run over by car No.
seriously Injured. 1t taken to its parents resi-
dence, Were it received med cal attendance.
From Yesterdays Evening Editionl
Attempted Burglary.-The residence of Mrs.
NJ P. Mcguire, ISL st. Joseph street, between Camp
and Magazine was burgariousy entered about half
past this morning The lady of the house discovered
the pr sence Of the burglar before he had time to OBJ
tain any hing Her screams alarmed him and aroused
the neighborhood. OF the burglar escaped as
there policemen about to affect an arrest,
which, we are informed would have been compare
lively easy natter
Found Stabbed.-Last night, about II o'clock,
Jacob Cambria, a Cicilian, better known
armed Joe was found lying on the oanquette at the
corner of Dunaine and Chartres streets with two
stabs, in the centre of his breast and the other
under the chin. He taken to the Third Precinct
his wounds and pronounced them serious. but not
dangerous. He was then, at his own requ st, re-
moved 10 his residence No 235 Old Levee street
The Of the party parties who did the stabbirg
known by Cambria, but, true to the nature of his
countrymen, he re uses to betray them.
Big Haul at night at late hour, one
David Rice inticed into house OF illfame, stu
ated on Burr undy betw Cont and BienvIe streets
While there four of the inmates. Julia Johnson
Josephine Brice, Emma Johnson and Mary Josephine
gathered 4 sound him. when he bee came absorbed in
converS ,1on with them and let them know that he
had about his pers a considerable sum of money
The four connIved together and before he left the
house robbed hi of Sl36 i'll currency. Rice upon
finding that he had lost his money, demonstrated with
the women, but to no avail when he called in a
policeman and had them marched of to the First
Precinct Station where they were couflned ali night
The house above mentioned is notorious den OF
thieves and there is scarcely night that passes with
out unfortunate creature being robbed by these
depra ed wreches and it high time that the author
tiles should take this in hand and break up entirely
and s.nd the inmates to the Pa sh Prison, where they
justly belong.
Arrested ON Su picfOn.-Iast night Barry
Lynch notorious character, was arrested and ocked
in the Fifth Precinct Station, at the instance of Chief
Of Diet ctves Schneider there to await his orders as
he suspected Of having been implicated in some
rascaty, the nature Of which could not be cleaned
from the very discreet Detective Chief
tempt at ArsOn.-On st. Charles Avenue,
between Delachase and Louisiana Avenue st the resi-
'ence of Mrs. Conrad, there a attempt made to
fire the house. but fortunately the family discovered
it in time 70 subdue the flames What cause led to
this attempt is beyond surmisc if it be not robbery
Police NOtes.-F Martin taken into the
Fourth. from the .orner of Franklin and Benville
streets having in his posse sion set OF harness,
which is supposed to have been stolen.
The Office of the Bienville Oil Works, No Is Caron-
delet street. found open at $50 O'Clock last night,
and secured by the officer At 11:30 O'Clock the
store of Howard Il Prestons, No. 113 Poydras street.
and at Ocl OK this morning, the bar-room at No II
st Charles street were found open, and secured by
the officers on the beats.
Emma Jackson and Sallie Howard we're run in from
Burgundy street. having stolen 81 from T. Ramusen.
They were locked in the Third.
P. Mehsn, a policeman was taken into the Third,
being charged by Corporal Bergeron with assault and
DdtteTy WIFI luleuC u CouIulC ToUUeFy.
Isaac johnson. being charged by Florin Baptiste
with having cut and wounded him. Ike was run into
the Seventh from the OF Perrier and Magazine
streets.
The second story gallery Of the unoccupied brick
house, No. 81 Peters street, is In most dangerous
condition. The place is owned by Mr.. Labarre, No.
l9 St. Louis street.
Officer Lilly killed mad dog at the corner of st.
Claude and Maigny streets at O'Clock, yesterday.
George Wasso, being charged with larceny by one
j. Ferrand taken into the Fifth Precinct Station
there to mediate upon his evil ways.
E. c. Swan, being charged by R. Bridges with
sh oting with intent to kill one Charles Bbbs on the
the morning of the 10Th nst ted and lodged
In the Sixth Precinct Station for safe keeping David
Fisher policeman arrested on the same charge.