The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-12
THE CITY.
grrom Yesterdays Evening Edition.l

From Yesterdays Evening Edition.l
| SHooT1NG.-Officer Isabelle at II o,clocl
yesterday arrested John Carmady, at thu
corner Of Derbigny and Washington streets
charged by one lack Harris with shooting anC
wounding him with intent to commit muir
der. He was locked up in the Sixth Precinc
| Station.
| Till TAPPING well-known thief named
John Banatine, aged about eighteen years
| was run into the Sixth Precinct Station by
Special Officer Ward for tapping the till Of
Mr.. Nicholas Oswalds grocery store, at the
corner Of Annunciation and Fourth streets
TAKEN TO THE CHARITY HOSPITAL man
named Cornelius Mahoney, aged about TWEEN
ty-one years. and a native Of Ireland was
sent to the Charity Hospital in sick and
destitute condition, from the Third Precinct
Station, at half past 8 o clock last night
CUTTING About II o'clock yesterday morn
inc a difficulty took place at the corner of
Bourbon and Canal streets, between two men
named d. Guillaume and Victor Laneantegut,
in which the former was cut and slightly
wounded by the latter, who was arrested and
locked up in the Third Precinct Station.
UNDER FALSE PEETENcEs Tho notorious
Elijah Brugcre was arrested on q warrant,
corner of St Peter and Chartres streets by
Sergeant Malone, and run into the Third Pre-
cinct Station: charged by i. Abadie with OBJ
tanning money under false pretences Du-
ring the short while he remained IN Judge
Staes' court, awaiting a kind friend to sign
his appearance bonds, an officer appeared
from Judge Brices court with another war
rant, charging the festive gent with driving
off with fine horse and buggy valued al $3.50,
which has not been heard from since.
A MAN FALLS FROM THE MAST OF a SHIP
AND IS INSTANTLY kILIED-A sailor named
John S. Palmer aged about eighteen years.
and i; native Of Bath county, Maine, while
working on the fore topmast cross trees Of the
ship Franconia, lying at Post No. II, First
District, accidentally fell to the deck Of the
ship, a distance OF about eighty feet, and was
instantly killed. Coroner Chastant held an
inquest, and the jury returned "a verdict in
accordance with the above facts.
ARTICLE 52S-Twenty damsels of the Bur-
gundy street tribe were waltzed into Jail by
Officers Delaney and Boylson, at 9 o'clock
last night, from Burgundy street, between
Customhouse and st. Peter, distance apart
Of about five squares, for violating Article
52S, city ordinance
ANOTHER HORSE AND BuGGY.-Officer VIM.
Hardin arrested Elijah Brugere, the bogus
broker. the second time Yesterday, at the
corner Of st. Louis and Burgundy streets.
charged. from information received, with
stealing Il horse and buggy.
DANGEROUS AND SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER
George Whitfield, by occupation thief, was
arrested on the levee, head of Lafayette
street, by Officers Guerin and Horrigan and
confined in the First Precinct Station, for
being dangerous and suspicious character,
and having a sack Of coffee in his possession,
supposed to be stolen.
LARCENY. A sailor, named John Williams,
was brought to the Harbor Precinct Station
by Officer Murphy, at 8 o'clock yesterday
morning, trem the levee, head of Crossman
street, charged by Mr.. Noree John with the
larceny Of can Of golden syrup.
NouND1NG IN BATON RoUGE.-A young
man, 10 ears of age. named Chas. B. Allen,
was arrested on board the steamer VIM. S.
Pike lying in the river, near Canal street, by
Officer Jordan, at midnight, charged with cut
ting and dangerously wounding man named
Charles Cross. in Baton Rouge, on the morn
ing Of the 9th inst. He was locked mp in the
First Precinct Station.
LARCENIEs IN ALGIERs.-Nenna Parker and
Margaret Russell were arrested on warrant and
locked up in the Eighth Precinct Station,
(Algiers), charged with larceny. The same
old offeacs that they have gone to Jail SO often
for.
S1cx aND DESTITUTE Connelf and
Thomas Gambler We're sent to the Charity Hos
pital from the Harbor Precinct Station, last
night, in Il sick and destitute condition.
BADLY BuRNED.-Francis Black. a colored
girl about 20 years Of age, accidentally fell on
the stove while cooking dinner, yesterday, at
her residence, 1O1 Freret street, and was dan
gerously burned about the body. She was
taken to the Charity Hospital, where she re.
ceived the proper medical attentions
Accessories. - Many Frank and SIary
Homes, black, were arrested by Sergeant Thi-
baut and confined in the Fourth Precinct
Station. charged, from information received,
with being aceessoyies TO the murder OF Harry
Robinson.
DIED FROM HER YSSrRsEs. -SIrs. Jane Muir
ray, who was badly burned on Wednesday
night by the explosion Of a coal oil lamp while
filling the same, at her residence on Draydes,
between First and Philip streets, died last
night from injuries received. Coroner Chas,
tant has been notified. and wilS hold an in
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