The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-14
THE CITY.

DIED SUDDENLY Italian named Gris
seppe ViyIanna. aged about 40 years. die
suddenly from the bnr- ting of blood vesse
yesterday ut This residence No. Is ST Paili.
street. For some tine previous he rad beer
under the treatment Of physician for diseas,
Of the lungs.
SUNsrRoKE. About 80 o'clock yesterday
afternoon u man named William Reid, a native
Of Ireland aged about n years, died on the
corner Of Jefferson and Water streets from
sunstrOke
LIGHT FIRE About II 30 o'clock yeste rday
morning the one-story frame building corner
Of Ham pson and Adams streets, owned by
Peter Herman and occupied by Antony Dom
mick as a grocery store and residence, took
fire, but the flames were eXtinguished with
but little damage by citizens, without necessi-
tating an alarm A child who was playing
with matches set ti.e to mosquito bar, is
assigned as the origin of the fire,
TIE CASE OF CUNNINGHAM. We were
called upon by Cunningham, the Mississippi
forgeF, last evening, who stated that he was
sentenced to fifteen years State penltentiaTy,
being confined in prison short time he took
An appeal to the Supreme Court Of the State,
and the judgment was reversed.
ARsoN--Last Sunday morning an attempt
was made to fire small frame house on
Fourth, between Locust and Freret streets.
This house connected with the soap factory Of
John Wymsn. The circumstances connected
With this fire, which by the way, was extin-
gulshed without necessitat'ng an alarm, were
50 peculiar that Special Officer Harris took
the affair 10 hand, aud last evening Detective
Wick Ward arrested f. A. Patten and John
Wyman. char siDg them with having set fire to
the building.
BBoAB HIS LEG.-John Myers, colored,
aged twenty-six years. deckhand on the
steamboat Garry Owen, accidentally broke his
leg while working on board the boat. He was
sent to the Marine Hospital where he received
medical attendance.
From Yesterdays Evening Edtion.l
CHARITY HOSPITAL PATIENTS. John Pollard,
aged 40 years, a native of Ireland, and Edward
Cox, aged As years, a native Of the same coun-
try, were sent yesterday to the hospital in
SICK and destitute condition
BBOxEN BRIDGES - The attention Of the
proper authorities Is called tc the fact that the
following street bridges are broken, and
should be attended to: One corner Of Com
mon and Derbigny streets; one Common and
Bertrand streets, and one corner OF Anthony
and Customhouse streets.
SToIEh Property. F. J. Flathwell md
Hy. Mann were arrested yesterday tor having
stolen property IN their possession and know
ing the same to be such, to wit A lot OF ma
chinery taken out Of the Exposition Building
at the Fair Grounds, valued at $500. They
we're locked up in the Suburban.
TIE BABY AND PoND ARSON CAsE.-N
Rub and Paul Lucas. who were charged with
having set fire to the store of Bailey Pond
some time since, were up before Judge Nc
Arthur this morning for preliminary examina-
ton, but as no witnesses appeared against
them, they were discharged.
A DuFIcULrY.-About o'clock last evening
difficulty, betwe Mrs. Brady and Mrs
Smith, enllvened the yard and nelghborhood
of No. 2O7 Calliope street. At first the war
was carried on in the regular way -that is,
with natures weapons-but at last Smith be-
came desperate, and, drawing knife, she
proceeded to carve the neck and body OF
Brady. At this juncture in marched a me-
tropOitan, and away to the Second Precinct
Station waltzed Mrs Smith III his company
Mrs. Brady WAS handed over to the tender
mercies OF Dr. Lockwood, who assured Der
that her injuries were slight
LARcENY.--Sarah Ryan and M'ry Ann
Burke, found gu lrters Last night in the Third |
The s37 currency which they lifted from the
pockets OF A. Bechete and WIN. Peterson
and which they were charged with having ap |
prOprlated to their own use, was not to be |
found on the arrival of officer Hernia |
Judge Slaes will no doubt throw a little more |
light on the transaction.