The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-23
THE CITY.
From mr. Evening Edition of Yesterday

From our Evening Edition of Yesterday
JEAN ART1GUE.-It seems that this noted IN
dividual has completely recovered from TN
wounds he received in trying to make MS es
cane with large lot of slaves, from MI.
Hirsch's lumber ward. on the Old Basin, nea
the corner of Miro street, about week ago
Corporal Carlton moved BIN into the SUP
urban Precinct Station from the Charlty nos
pital on a warrant from the Second Mumcl
bal Police Court, charged with the larceny o
about nine hundred slaves, from the gentle
mans lumber yard. Antique IS only worth
about TWENTY-FIVE thou and dollars.
AN I1xGR.rEFUL SERvANT.-Officer Martin
of 4 o'clock last evening, immured servant
woman named Ann Riley, into the Fourth
Precinct Station, from the corner OF Basin and
Cont streets, for the brutal assault and bat
tery she administered to her employer, MI. J.
Pemberton, without any cause or provocatior
whatsoever, so says the officer that escorted
her to the lookup.
DANGEROUS AND SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS. =
| Detective Devereaux and Officer Simmonds
towed thief named James Brown into the
Central Station from the corner OF Basin and
Common streets, at 9 o'clock yesterday morn
ing, on the long charge Of beng dangerous
and suspicious character.
the same way from the corner Of Delta and
Poydras streets, at the instance Of join
Cowan and Joseph Arcastle, at o'clock II
the afternoon. In addition to the above
charge he has to answer a charge Of assault
and battery with intent to kill, booked against
him by the gentlemen.
LARcENY.-Ja James Washington surrendered
himself to the officers in charge OF the Fifth
Precinct Station at mid night, having learned
that Susan Taylor had made an affidavit
against him for larceny.
Co1L RopE.-Patrick Walsh and George
Murray were arrested by Officer Boyle, on a
warrant from the Fourth District Police
Court, and were locked vp in the Sixth Pre-
cinct Station, charged with the larceny of o
In A BAD ScRApE. -Selim Tillman, alias
John Henry, was found concealed on the
premises of Mrs. Probst, on Where street, be-
tween Seguin and Bartholomew, Algiers, at
halt-past o'clock last night, by Corporal
Fuentes and Deputy Constable Hollis, who
steered him to the Algiers Precinct Station,
where a concealed pistol was found on his
person, also q basket containing two bags and
half ham, which is supposed to be stolen
property.
HORSE THIEF Officer L. Roach at half
past o'clock yesterday morning, arrested
Allen Robinson and Sam johnson on the
levee, Algiers, charged with having two horses
in their posse sion, stolen from the parish Of
st. Charles.
THREE BARRELS OF BEANs.-Patrolman Hor-
rigan at O'CLOCK this A. NJ, arrested John
johnson and William Robinson on the Levee,
head Of Canal street, in the act Of carrying
off three large sized barrels OF beans.
BULL RESCUED FROM DROWNING. officer
Claim reports that about 3 o clock this morning
a stray bull was found swimming in the river
head of Canal street, by MIR. Peter Brown,
Waterman of the steamer Garry Owen, who
rescued the animal from drowning with the
assistance of the police, and placed him on
board the boat, where the owner can recover
his property.
BURGLARY 1:eO o'clock this morn
ing some unknown burglars broke open and
entered the fruit store at the Chattanooga
Railroad Depot, who ran of at the approach
Of the police before they could take any OF the
property. The officers nailed up the place
and remained in charge until the owner ar
rived, when it was found that nothing was
missing.
SHOOTING A MAN. - George Lazare, alias
Mexico, who shot and wounded one William
Bell, at the corner of Peter and Cllliope
streets, on the 10th OF last October, was I'M
earthed at the corner of Girod and Tchoupi-
toulas streets, at 2 o'clock yesterday, by OIL
Ger Bennett, who locked him up in the
Second Precinct Station.
TAKEN TO THE Hosp1rA1.-A colored woman
named Fanny Garner, aged thirty-hve years
and a native Of Louisiana, was sent to the
Charity Hospital from her residence, No. 80
St. Thomas street, in sick a nd destitute con-
dition.
broken BR1DGE-The attention Of the
proper authorities is called to the fact that
the bridges, corner of Coliseum and Euterpe
streets, and Liberty and Delord streets. are
in dangerous condition.
DIED FROM FALL.-Mrs Magdalen Frantz,
aged about so years, and a native Of Germany,
who was thrown from buggy on Sun
day last, died this morning in the Charity
Hospital, from injuries received. Coroner
Chastant has been notified, and will hold an
inquest.