The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-22
THE CITY.

| From our Evening EUlLlOu OF 1eSttrudyJ
SHoor1NG.-Between the hours of and
o'clock last night, at the corner of Thaiia an
Tchoupitoulas streets, difficulty took plac
between two colored men, named Walter BE
wood and Henry Wagner, which resulted il
the former being shot and severely wounde
in the right side by the latter, who was al
rested and locked up in the Second Precinc
Station several hours after the affair. Tn
wounded man was sent to the Charity Hospital
FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE MORGAN Road
Corporal Bijou, of the Gretna delegation, re
ports that fatal accident happened on tn
Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad
about 10 miles out on the road. A brakesma,
named August Knockseart, accidentally tel
from one of the cars and was instantly killed
Deputy Coroner Brown, colored, held al
inquest.
F1RE.-About half past O'Clock yesterday
fire broke out in the attic of the three-stor,
building known as the Western Verandah,
corner Of Julia and Tchoupitoulas streets
| occupied by Mr.. Reinhart, which was extin.
guished before fny material damage was
done. The cause OF the fire is unknown.
FOUND IN ANOTHER MANS HoUsE-Jim
up, from j. A. Labarre's house, corner Of
Franklin and Customhouse streets, at O'Clock
this morning. where he was found concealed
under very suspicious circumstances.
STOLEN Cigars RECOVERED. Corpo-
raj LOBBY, in making his rounds last night,
found sack at the corner of Natchez Alley
and Magazine streets, which contained about
one thousand Havana cigars, and which must
have been dropped there by thief on seeing
the officer approach.
BATTERED. Officer Obear at o'clock last
night, run in James Robinson from the corner
of Franklin and Customhouse streets for as
saulting young girl named Lizzie Williams.
with intent to put an end to her miserable ex-
istence.
KNOCKED Down IN THE HIGHWAY AND BAD
LY CUr.-At 1915 o'clock this morning,
citizen, named John Barrett, was knocked
down at the corner of Tchoupitoulas and
Girod streets, and severely cut and wounded,
by three men, named Jacob Gleason, John
Shiller and John Weist, who were arrested
and locked up in the First Precinct Station,
was taken to the Charity Hospital by his
friends, and his wounds pronounced danger
Gus.
PANTALooNs THEA boy named Douglas
Mead, aged ID years, was waltzed into the
First Precinct Station at 8 o'clock yesterday
from the corner of Cont and De-
catur streets, where he stole two pairs of
pants from Mr.. Aaron Davis.
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF. Paul Deshinal,
a cigar maker, was locked up in the Jackson
Square Station at noon Yesterday for his bad
conduct at the corner of Decatur and Cont
streets, in the way of destroying MIR. L. Gui-
dams property. Offer Roman made the ar
rest and the gentleman made the charge.
CUTTING AFFRAY.-About 4 o'clock this
a difficulty occurred on Dauphine
street, between Cont and St. Louis, between
two men named Robert Henderson and
Charles Hutching, which resulted in the
former being cut and slightly wounded. Off
Ger Ryder came forward at this juncture of the
case and locked both men up for disturbing
The peace.
A MAN DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED ON BOARD
THE STEAMSHIP San ANTONIO. About o'clock
last night a difficulty took place on board the
steamship San Antonio, lying opposite the
French Market, between st. Ann and Du-
maine streets, between Harry Desmond, Sec
md assistant engineer, and John Spalcey,
fireman, which terminated in the latter being
stabbed and dangerously wounded in the
centre of the abdomen by the former, who
Vas aICeIWdIOS aITeSteu Oh Sn1pDOarO Dy capt.
John P. Montamat and Corporal Murphy, of
he Third Precinct, and locked up in the
Third Precinct Station. Joseph Colgan and
[os H. Lowell were also arrested and locked
Up charged with being accessories to the
;tabbing The wounded man was sent to the |
Jharity Hospital.
RECORDER SrAEs' Court Nothing of special
Importance was on the docket of this Court |
or this morning. After his Honor had sum-
narily disposed Of various petty cases, Mr..
Arthur Gastinel, member Of the bar, made
notion that the Court stand adjourned for
he day in memory of that distinguished
cholar and gentleman, Mr.. Louis Janin, now
deceased.
His Honor readily acquiesced in the motion
1ade by Mr. Gastinel and adjourned further
ldicial proceedings tillto-morrow morning at
0 O'Clock.