The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-08
THE CITY.
from our Evening Edition OF Yesterday

rrrom our Evening Edition OF Yesterday
SHooTrsr.-George Scott was run lnto
the Fifth Precinct Station at 3 O'Clock yes.ei.
,lay afternoon, by Sergeant Malone, ron u"a
No. 100, which had just arrived a. ~. J
as the corner of Dauphine ana he, .4 ~
streets when the festive gent pulleu -. ~
pun and Immediately fired it OH, IN 'ne Pieso
ence Of some half dozen iaoiee'
frightened almost to death
WICKED CUSTOMER. -Oflcer 'acAo1 ~ q :. .
O'Clock last night found hlmsei cohipeieo ~
arrest one Francois Sylvan, Mno "a'
very drunk at the corner OF hion ~ ~ ~
street and disturbing the peace cIA Wy
,,fs;csr a nnroached him he began to hight, ana
6noIIv Succeeded in tearing the peeler uni
form He also pulled out large SIZED revolt
w. ard threatened to kill him, but was pre-
vented from so doing by a friend who succeed
cd in getting his weapon. and aiter"afd
turred him over to the same party who locked
him mn ia the Fifth Precinct Station
I-~nrp FALSE PRETENsEs. Eli Bou-
,bera q merchant, was arrested by officer Nc
Janohlin Yesterday, at his home on st. Louis
.t-oet between Charities and Decatur streets,
~, comnlaint being made by Mr.. {. D. Terre-
bonnc who states that Bouchere obtained
money and property from him under false pre-
senses. for which otfenses he spent the night
IN the jackson Square Station.
COUNTERFEIT MONEY. -PatrolmanE J.. Pijeaux,
while walking his beat at II o'clock, yester-
day. Oh Canal. between Front and Wells
streets. saw suspicious looking individual
who was irving all he knew how to pass {.
counterfeit two dollar bill The officer on
discovering his little game, waltzed him into
iail, where he gave Charles Landsman as his
name.
LaRcENY.-David Cooley had one Frank
Moran locked up in the Third Precinct Station
at 0 clock yesterday, by Sergeant Llabowski,
from Toulouse street, between Decatur and
Chartres, for robbing him Of SIC in United
States currency.
WITH INTENT TO KILL.-Officer J. Tompkins,
at the early hour of half past two this morning.
pulled into Jail John Landers and Thomas Kill
leila from the corner Of Canal and Dauphine
streets, where they We're committing an as
sault and battery with intent to kill on FL.
IlcOSte.
THE CHARITY HosplrAI. \ man named
Thomas Finnegan, aged III years. and q na-
tive of Ireland, was sent to the Charity Hos
pital at o'clock yesterday afternoon, in a
sick and destitute condition, from where he
was found lying, ut the corner OF Tchoupltou-
las street and Napoleon Avenue.
L TRON A IL v CluSh
last night, man named Victor Melancon,
aged AZ years, and native Of France, acct
dentally fell from the second story gallery in
the rear Of his premises, No. 227 Poydras
street, to the yard, sustaining some very
severe injuries about the body. He was sent
to the Charity Hospital.
SUGAR TH1EF.-Thos. jefferson and JAS.
Hubbard were arrested this morning on
board the Bradish johnson, Mt the head OF
Cont street, for having in their possession
two sacks Of sugar containing fifty pounds,
which is supposed to have been stolen from
the boat They were locked up in the Third
Precinct Station.
The NEwHoUsE MURDER CAsE.-T. J
Newhouse who murdered William Lucas,
foreman of Columbia No. 3, OF the morning
Of the Goth Of November, was brought up
before Judge Macarthur, this morning, and after
hearing the argument of District Attorney
McPhelin, remanded the accused to the
parish prison, without benefit Of hail, to APP
pear before the Superior Criminal Court.