The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-25
THE CITY.

| DIED SUDDENLy.-A colored woman name.
Baily Shaw. died suddenly at 4 o'clock yesterda,
| evening at her residence on the new Shell Road
adjoining the Oakland Park. The deceased is q
| native OF Louisiana and about IS years of age
Coroner Folwell has been notified and will hold
an inquest this morning.
E,IBEzzLEMENT.-John L. Reese was arrested
yesterday at the st. Charles Hotel by Office,
Mooney, on warrant sworn to by John Nc
| Naulty, charging him with breach Of trust and
embezzlement, for which offense he passed the
| night III the Central Poll e Station.
| IARcENY.-Jacob Lemons was waltzed int
Capt. Flanagan's hotel from st. Marys Market
by Officer Moran, at o'clock, for carrying of
iron to the amount Of ten dollars.
DIED FROM Hrs INJUIIEs.-John Smith, the ne
| gro who wa. found Hyesterday morning by the
| police, suffering from aFwound inflicted by some
unknown parties while walking on Tchoupi-
| tnrlas near Octayia street, died in the Charity
Hospital at O'Clock last evening. Coroner Fol-
well has empanelled a jury and postponed the
case until next Tuesday.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition1
SrABBED.-About O'Clock this morning. a
negro named John Smith, aged 81 years, was
found on TchoupitOulas between Octavia and st.
Joseph streets, lying on the sidewalk suffering
greatly from wound in the chest. Smith states
that he was on his way down town when he was
assaulted by three unknown men, who stabbed
him with some sharp instrument without any
cause, after which they fed. The wounded man
was conveyed 10 the Charity Hospital, where his
wounds were examined and pronounced danger
OuS
ASSAULT AND BArrERY.-John Baptiste Bon
hommer, who keeps q grocery establishment at
the corner OF Bourbon and ST. Philip, got himself
into nice hx yesterday for committing an as
sault and battery on two men named Jacob Rie-
gers and Adam Graf, who together waited On
Judge Staes and obtained warrant for his ar
W tod nv Rraf<
waltzed the fighter into Capt. MoGtamat's Jack
son Square Hotel. On arriving at the station
Graft added one more charge against the unfor-
tunate man for cutting him with dirk knife.
ARsoN.-OfIicer Lasen, at half-past OF o'clock
last night arrested one Western Sylvester, at the
corner OF Union and Dauphine streets, on a
charge of arson and locked him up in the Fifth
Precinct Station.
WITH INTENT TO COMMIT MURDER Joseph
Faoietu was arrested on a warrant from Judge
Longs Court sworn to by l.. Bourges, at No. zig
Eiys1an Fields street, charging him with assault |
with intent to commit murder.
CUTTING on BASIN STREEr.-About 3 o'clock |
this morning, difficulty took place on the corner
Of Basin and Bienville streets, between two |
women named Mathl Ida Robinson and Mary
Jackson, which resulted in the former being cut |
and wounded by Mary, who was arrested and |
locked up in the Fourth Precinct Station.
EMBEzz.EMEST.-Hen Johnson was arrested
asst evening on the levee, head of Race street,
BY Officer Guerin, charged by Mr. John Wheeling
With breach of trust and ENLIGHTENMENT, and |
ocked up in the Central Station.
Sick AND DEsTITUTE.-At 7:3O o'clock last night |
,wo men named d. Antonio and Vincent Massen
both natives Of Italy, were sent to the Charity
Hospital from the Third Precinct Station, where
hey came in a sick and destitute condition.
Andrew Jackson and Julian Aubrey were also
tent to the same place from the Harbor Station,
n sick and homeless condition.