The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-02
THE CITY.

Ar ASSAULT. Mr.. )hn j. Darrell, captain
Of the steamboat Paragon, came to the Harbo1
Precinct Station yesterday and reported that
his men who are loading his boat at the salt
warehouse, at the head of Washington street.
were set up"n by gang of negroes who
stopped the men from loading the boat. He
called upon the police to protect his men in
the discharge Of their duty
RUN OvER.-Some time Monday night, q
eoiored man named John Brouer, aged thirty
years accidentally fell off the train at the
twelve-inile post on the jackson Railroad, and
had bis right leg cutoff. He was brought to the
city on the night train, and sent to the
Charity Hospital where his injuries were pro-
nouneed fatal.
from Yesterdays Evening Edition.l
GONE 70 GRAss.-About II o'clock last
night thirty-five cows, belonging to a milk
man named Momuse, living on Metarie Ridge,
opposite the City Park, broke into the garden
OF Charles Mainbourg, living near by. Mr..
Mainbourg, awakened by the noise, immedi-
ately got up and sent one Of his sons to the
Mounted Precinct Station for assistance,
while he, two boys and an old lady attempted
10 guard the entrance through which the cows
came. Before the police got on the ground
Momnse, the owner Of thu cows, Pierre Tar
rite, and Bernard Pichelou, all milkmen,
came upon the premises and took the COWS by
force, at the same time assaulting AIainbourg,
his boys and the lady, severely beating them.
They then drove the cows of to their stable
Il seems that Momuse, the milkman had
offered Mainbourg one dollar per day for IL
privilege of using his lot Mainbourg, how
ever, refused. Then Momuse stated that be
would get the grass for nothing. It is imp s
sible to estimate the damage done to Tx
garden.
WITH INTENT TO KILL.-R. West, know ng
that an affidavit had been made out again !.
him, surrendered himself at the Sixth Precinct
Station yesterday Charges were preferred
against him by Y. Terrebonne Of assault with
dangerous weapon, with intent to kill.
Washington Spellman was ar
rested last evening in the st. Mary Market,
charged by Officer Moran with larceny, to wit
he was locked up in the First Precinct Sta
ton last night.
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT. -About II o'clock last
night man named Mathew Teny aged
about 40 years and native of Ireland, fell
down on the banquette on Magazine street,
between St Joseph and Julia streets Tieny
at the time was considerably under the inau-
ence OF liquor. In falling on the banquette
he received a cut in the back part of his head,
causing fracture of the skull. He was sent
to the Charity Hospital where his wound was
examined and pronounced dangerous.
SUDDEN DEATH. At o'clock yesterday
morning, John Bismann dropped dead at the
Third District Ferry Landing. Coroner
Grayer held an inquest, and the jury returned
a verdict that deceased died Of heart disease.
SICK AND DESTITUTE. james Carroll, aged
So years, a native OF Ireland, was sent to the
Charity Hospital from the Harbor Precinct, in
q sick and destitute condition.
BU1uDE.-IIast evening about 7:3o o'clock,
while Corporal Vankirk and the private watch
man Of the BRACES were standing on the wharf
head Of Notre Dame street, an unknown white
man passed them by and jumped into the
river. He was apparently about 80 years Of
age, and was dressed in black. His body has
not been recovered.