The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-01
THE CITY.

BREACH OF TRUST AND EMBEzzLEMENT.-
Nelson Wilson, a colored individual, was ar
rested about half-past o'clock last evening
on a warrant, corner Of Claiborne and Perdido
streets, charged by Serraphin Jefferson with
breach of trust and embezZlement. 1t appears
that some two or three months previous Ser
raphin intrusted gold watch, valued at 500,
to Wilson for the purpose Of having it re-
paired. This is the first that has been seen of
Wilson since that time by his prosecutor.
CONVICTED Owens was yesterday
tried before the Superior Criminal Court on
the charge of burglary, armed with danger
Gus weapon, of which he was found guilty
without capital punishment.
Owens, on the 4th Of May, 1874 entered the
house of Frederick Hartleb.
Joseph Hugal was found guilty of murder
without capital punishment, for the killing of
his daughter on the Levee, in October Of last
year.
The circumstances and details are undoubt-
eddy fresh III the minds Of all
CRUELTY festive individual named Joe
Adams was yesterday arrested by the sheriffs
of the Cruelty to Society Animals" for Sc
verely and numerically beating a little boy,
Arthur Murtagh.
The boy, it is said, has been living with
Adams, at his residence, on Marengo, near
Marigny street, for some time, during which
treatment, the effect of which is apparent on
his body in the many bruises with which it is
marked. The matter will be investigated.
PERJURY. Grand Jury has found true
bill for perjury against Wadislaus Leopold Jur-
gielewiez and W. H. Soubicki, who were taken
into custody this evening by the Sheriff.
LARCENY William jackson was hauled into
the First Precinct Station about o'clock last
evening, from the corner of Poydras and Car
bndelet streets. at the instance of C. Elgar,
charging him with stealing revolver valued
at SO.
.-Patrolman James Wallace was
sunstruck at o'clock yesterday evening, while
walking his beat on Common street. He was
removed to his residence corner Common and
Rampant streets, where he received medical at
tendance, and he is now pronounced in fair
way Of recovery.
Coal OLA WOMAN BADLY BURNED At
halfpast 8 o'clock last night lady named
Mrs. Heyman, residing at No. $50 Laurel
street, while in the act of filling coal lamp,
which she carelessly held in her hand, spilled
some of the oil on her clothes, which took fire,
burning her severely about the body, face and
hands.
She wonld probably have been burned to
death, had it not been for the timely assist
ance of a citizen whose name is unknown,
and who hearing the lady's screams, rushed in
and extinguished the flames with blanket
She was attended by DR.. Menager, who pro-
nounced her injuries painful but not dangerous.
FOUND DEAD.-About 9:15 o'clock last night,
man named Francis Folk, a native of France,
aged forty years, employed as cook in the
coffee-house corner Dryades and Melpomene
streets was found dead in his bed. The coro-
ner was notified.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.]
LAEcENIEs. Edward Williams thought he
was sharp when he pocketed razor belonging
to julius Werner. He was in confinement for
it last night
Clara Doyle went in from the corner Of
Basin and Gasquet streets, with S. note III
her pocket belonging to j. NJ Hayle,
Henry Williams was unlucky in a corn
speculation. He was making corner III Il
lot, when be was colr)nfounded by the appear
ance Of peeler, who cor Unsigned him to
prison.
The whole transaction took place Oh the
steamboat John Kyle.
FERoCIoUs. Mary White, who is black, it is
alleged, sailed into VIM. Castel poor, inof-
fensive chap, in a very lively manner yester-
day morning, with the dreadful intent of put
ting an end to Bills mortal career A bold
warrior of the metropolitan brigade took Mary
in custody, and she will have to answer to the
charge of assault with intent to kill.
CRUEL.-Fred Heiner, whose age is nine
teen summers, was incarceratedin the Seventh
Precinct Station yesterday, by Deputy Sheriff
Woolley Of the Cruelty to Society Animals,
charged with carrying six chickens tied by
the legs" Can such things be- Give Fred.
the best you can. Such proceedings should
be stopped. six chickens tied by the legs. "
Horrible ! Horrible!
DIED OF HER WOUNDS. woman Sally
Banett, who was cut and dangerously wounded
On the night Of June %, 1874, died at II
o'clock last night, at her late residence No.
II IRENE street.
Garcon, the man who did the cutting has
not yet been captured
John Luke, M. A. Costa and Maude Msdi-
son, have been locked up and held as wit
neSSes.
WANTED SKIFr-J. Jamison, residing at
the Cut OF, five miles below the city, opposite
the Cut Off, wants lead colored, four cared
skiff, which three men took away yesterday,
by mistake, Of course.
The retirement of Postmaster General Cres-
we'll from the Cabinet of Gen Grant will end