The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-17
THE CITY.

Found DROWNED About o'clock yester.
day afternoon, the body Of an unknown white
man was found floating dead in the river,
between Thalia and Rufriack streets. De-
acriptioao about 65 years old, sandy beard
black plnts and coat with binding white
shirt with red spots, green suspenders with
large brass buckles Coroner notified.
STABBING AFFRAY. $50 O'Clock last
evening difficulty occurred corner Of Bien.
vile and Franklin streets, between two women
named Laura Taylor and Adeline Thompson,
which resulted in the latter being stabbed in
the left shoulder twice, with a pocket knife,
in the hands of the former Laura Taylor was
locked up in the Fourth Precinct Station,
while Adeline Thompson was conveyed to the
hospital, where her wounds were pronounced
to be dangerous.
BACK TO THE PENITENTIARY.- Edward
Thomas, an old bird, who made his escape
from Deputy Sheriff Of the parish of Jetfer-
son. IN 1872, while on his way to the Peniten-
tiary, yesterday went back again in charge Of
Deputy Sheriff Martin, he having been recent
ly reeaptured, after desperate resistance,
during which he attempted to kill his captor,
firing at him twice.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.
BEoKEN.-At the corner Of Gasquet and
Dorgenois stree : is a bridge which is reported
by the police being in a broken condition,
and dangerous npassers by in consequence.
The attention the authorities is called to
the fact.
CARELESS, ss.-Last evening about $3.50
o'clock, while Celestin Carriere was carelessly
handling loaded pistol at his residence, cor
ner Of Bernard and Morales streets, it dropped
from his hand to the floor, causing it to ex-
plode. The ball took effect in the right knee
OF Mrs CalicOur his mother-in-law, intict-
ing a severe wound.
STOLEN Properly. Guillentov Gregoire
was arrested on a warrant, charged with hav-
ing stolen property in his possession knowing
the same to be such, and locked up in the
Fifth
RECOVERED The body of William Kelly,
who drowned while bathing in the river,
July 14th, was found this morning Coroner
notified.
MAD DoG.-About g. 30 O'Clock last evening,
a boy named George Morgue living at No
2s5 Poydras street. was bitten by mad dog
which put in an appearance from the yard of
house No. 1881 Franklin street. The dog was
shot
HE MURDER OF GIUSEPPE CALABRo-The
eight Slcilians who We're arrested on the Coro-
ners certificate, charged with being accessory
to the murder of Caabro, Sunday night, were
brought up before Judge Staes- yesterday
morning. The examination. however, was
postponed to Saturday. and the parties We're
re-locked up in the Parish Prison.
ACCIDENT. While Martin Wanner, an ice
pedler, was crossing Magnolia bridge with his
wagon this morning, his horse took fright and |
running away, capsized the wagon, damaging |
it to the extent of $40. Wanner himself was |
thrown from the vehicle receiving cuts in the |
head. His horse also received injuries.
BEFORE RECORDER MACARTHUR case
Of arson to wit setting fire to the house No.
$50 Clio street, on the evening of the 14th
inst, in which are implicated Landry, Fanny
Butler and Chas Lisborne, was set down for
preliminary examination to-day at IL clock,
but owing to the press Of business in court
when our report close the case had not been
called
At halfpast II o'clock the three parties
charged with arson were arrayed, but there
being no evidence against them they were
discharged.