The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-28
THE CITY.

side in the palatial residence, No. 40 Basi
street. kept by Kate Townsend, were marche
INTO the First Precinct Station for violatin
city ordinance. relative to disturbing tn
pc &C in the open street. AL this was don
auon a warrant sworn out by NJ COnners
The following is the list: Kate Townsend
Annie Yeang, Ellen Howard, Alis Levy
Blanche Dumont, Alice Robertson and Bel
tina Martin.
I~0zsu1Ak1sN.- half-past 9 o'clocl
last night FIRE was discovered in pile 0
VOID in che yard of Mr.. Zeigler. No. 443 Vic
Tory street, between Vaudeville and Spain
The FIRE is supposed to have been the work c
an incendiary. The property is insured il
the Teutonia Insurance Company for $3.50
The fire was promptly extinguished with III
great damage.
4 Cur71No AFrRAY.-About o'clock las
0ight q difficulty took place at the corner o
Thalis and Peters streets between two young
men named Joseph Sullivan and James Dris
rel, In which the former was severely cut il
the face by the latter. His wounds were
dressed by DIR. Ames. Driscol was locked NJ
in tho Rousseau Street Station.
From Yesterdays Evening Editionl
SUDDEN DEATH This morning. at abou,
1890 o'clock, John Julian. aged % years, al
Italian by birth, while crossing at the in
tersection Of Camp and Canal streets, fell
suddenly to the banquette, and expired in q
few moments
DR.. Beiden, whose office is on Canal street,
near the corner Of Camp, was summoned by
the police, and fastened to the spot immedi-
ately, but could do nothing for the unfortu-
nate man.
He pronounced he cause of death sun
stroke and physical exhaustion.
hnh nl To tha tv los
pitAL
A San SIGHT. Lewis Young, aged IS years,
was brought to the Charity Hospital yester-
day, from Cotton's saw mill, Black River,
with four fingers severed from each hand
His thumbs were left, but in horribly man
gled condition He is a fine looking young
man and very intelligent, and this sad acct
dent has bereft him Of the slightest chance OF
making living.
That SKELETON - Coroner Folweil and
Deputy Coroner Weber this morning took
long ride into the woods to view the body OF
the dead man found yesterday, about a mile
and half from the Metarie Ridge on the
line 10 the lake, and reaching the spot We're
made unhappy on account of the fact that
Immediately ade itself evident, that there
vas nothin to view
There were only some half dozen bones left,
and these largest, including the skull. The
bones Of the feet were found in the shoes,
common pair of brogans half which had cover
cd the feet
There was large hole in the skull, which,
On first appearances, looked as it might have
been made by bludgeon, but on examination
showed that it was mere the result of decay.
The Surroundings indicated that the buz-
Yards had had a feast, one Of the shoes was
picked up with the feet bones in it, some
distance off in the bushes.
The size of the bon S and skull show that
the man must have been about middle age.
There was nothing that would throw any
must be set down as another my terry never to
De unf .veled.
ABOUT PRIVATE MARKETS. Among the most
persistent Of the private market men is j. Ma
chada, who keeps at No lat Julia street.
Regular as the morning dawns this store is to
found open, and regular as clock work is Ma
chada brought before Judge Macarthur for
violating act 81 relative to private markets.
This morning, for the seventeenth time, he
put in appearance and gave bond to appear
before the Superior District Court. Already
he has given bail in the sum of $1,000, and as
he is determined as ever to resist the above
act, there is no telling how much more be
may have to give
Fosqsp.-Lbout 9:2O this morning The DO 1y
Of an unknown drowned white man was found
hoating in the river head Of St James street
Coroner notified
LARCENY.-Julia Williams, so says Mrs.
Forcheimer, went for four handkerchief, four
chemise tcs one plllow-case, one table-cloth,
two sheets and four napkins, all the property
Of tho latter. Jul a, in consequence, was
domiciled in the Second
SMAta, FIRE.-About 12:45 o'clock this
morn ng, a fire broke out in an unoccupied
cottage, corner Valence and BarOnne streets,
owned by Mr. VIM. Terry. Fire extinguished
with damage to the amount of 5000 Sup
posed TO be the work Of an incendiary.
MAD Doc.-Scrg't Caster made use of his
little gun yesterday to dispatch mad dog
corner Of Notre Dame and Magazine street.
w1rr MuRpERous INrENT-Louis Gordon
IN a warrant sworn out by Roaul Martial, was
locked up in the Third. The charge is, cut
ting and dangerously wounding with intent to
commit murder.
FALSE PRrrENsEs Catherine Stewart, for
false pretenses from Jas. Wallace WAS waltzed
Yesterday into the First.
ON THU RAMPAGE.-Not content with dis
IuIDlOk tue peace L fanh L uOIlltS tOoh upon
himself to assault citiz ms with revolver
For this insignificant offense Frank was &C
co,nmodated with quarters in the Suburban.
BBoHEN BEIpGE-A broken bridge is re-
ported corner Of IRENE and Ursuline streets
SECOND MUNIc1rAL POLICE Court. Angus
rus Richards was arrested this morning by
virtue Of . warrant charged by r. B. Edge
worth with libel. An affidavit was made out
before Judge Staes, affixed to which was the
card posted on the lampposts, for some days
on the public streets. Rich ards was placed
under $500 bonds to appear on Monday, Sep
tembeY 18th
Grant is gong to Newport as the guest OF
tie Pacific Mail Steamship company. There
is proposition before Congress to forfeit the
contract Of the company for carrying the !
mails to China and japan, because Of the