The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-12
THE CITY.

THE CITY.
! A Boz RAN OvER.-About 6 O'Clock las
evening little boy by the name Of Jerry Nc
Cauley, while stepping from one Of the Jack
son street cars to get on the line OF the Ma.
p0leon Avenue cars, was run over by car No
- Of the latter line, and had both feet severe.
We would state, in all justice to the driver,
that he is entirely exonerated from any blame
in the accident, as the boy was not seen by
him until the other car had almost passed,
and as soon as he (the driver discovered the
sad affair, he stopped his car and took the boy
into his residence, No 10 Baronne street,
where tie little sufferer received prompt medi-
cal attendance.
Both Of his feet were severely crushed, and
although he suffers much, the physicians think
his limbs can be saved
! This should be warning to boys who make
practice of jumping on the steps Of street
cars, to get free ride, and all drivers should
not only drive them of, but should fog them
when they can catch the little urehins, fer
this is much better than the loss of limb
At last accounts little Jerry was doing as well
as scald be expected.
BODY FoUKD.-Coroner Gaudet of the par
ish Of Jefferson, held an inquest yesterday on
the body of q drowned white man, found in
the river in front of Soniat's plantation, six
miles up the coast. The man was apparently
about 40 years of age, red goatee and NOUS
tache, wore jean pants and CATERS. In his
pocket was found ring of keys, with tag
attached, engraved T. S. Chapman, Telart,
Ohio. The jury rendered Q verdict Of acct
dental drowning.
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT H1MsELF.-About half
past IL o'clock yesterday afternoon, Mr..
Francis Fernandez, while walking towards
Canal street, accidentally dropped his pistol
on the corner of Customhouse and Exchange
Alley, which went off and the ball entered
the hollow of his left foot, ranging towards
the toe. The wounded man was taken to the
drug store corner of Chartres and Custom
house streets, where he was attended by Dr..
Lemonier, and was afterwards removed to his
residence by the doctor.
Officer John Lee called on us this morning
and stated that he arrested James Kelly with
out any malicious intent, and, finding gun
in KeIys possession, at the time of arrest,
claiued as one Of the arms belonging to. the
stolen property in his possession.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.
HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-As Mr.. J. B. Teisson
was on his way home last night, about half
past o'clock, and on arriving ut the corner
of Cont and Royal streets, he was suddenly
knocked down by one James Kelly, who dur
of his vest pocket, and was about getting
away, when Officer A. Martin snatched him
and, with loaded pistol in his hand, made
him walk ahead to the Third Precint Station.
Before locking him up he was searched, and
in his pocket was found the watch and chain
belonging to Mr.. Teisson. James, strange to
say, will have to appear in the immediate vi
cinity, where he committed the crime-the
building known as the Superior Criminal Court
A WILD BUL.-About o'clock yester-
day afternoon, wild bull separated from
drove of cattle on the Levee, near Congress
street, Third District, running towards the
rear of the District. On his route he slightly
injured several persons. In fact, he cleaned
the streets for squares ahead, until he reached
the corner of Robertson and Vaudeville |
streets, when he was finally shot and killed. |
Some half dozen claim the work of putting an |
end to his existence, therefore we give no |
names.
THH HosprrAL.-A man named Henry CLAW. |
aged twenty -six years and native or Cincin- |
natl, was found at the corner of Claiborne |
Ind Palmyr~ streets, in sick and destitute |
and was sent to the Charity Hos |
9ital by Capt. Taylor's police. |
Sick AND HOMELESS. Henry Pluret was
resterdry sent to the Hospital from the
teamer f. E. Lee at the head of Common
street, where he was found in a sick and dgs-
itute condition.
LARcENY.- afy Moulton was locked up IN
he Fourth Precinct Station, yesterday at II
o'clock, from the corner of IRENE and Gus
omhouse streets, charged by Albert Bedler
Nth larceny.
Till TAPp1NG.-John Will ANS, aged IS
ears, who claims to have no occupation, was
rrested yesterday morning on the corner of
I'D Levee and St. Philip Streets for till tap
ing, by Officer Martin, and locked up in the
'hird Precinct Station.
BoDY RECOVERED. About 7:3O o'clock this
1orning the body of drowned man was found
eating in the river head of Dumaine street,
'hich is supposed to be John Adams sailor
n the flagship Worcester Coroner Grayer
as been notified and will hold an inquest.
A DANGEROUS MAN.-Thomas Lewis being
professional thief, and as his appearance
as noticed on the Lovee, head of Dumaine
treet, in the midst of large consignments of
eight at o'clock yesterday morning, Ohcer
[orrigan knowing the history of the man,
nd what he would do it he remained there
luch longer, concluded to run him into the
ackson Square Station, charged with being
bout to commit a felony. This was done,
nd the officer wandered back to his beat.