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

White Leaguers for having State arms in their
possession, in the hope of getting the little
reward offered by Kellogg. Officer Lee hav-
ing grudge against James Kelly for having
been White Lacquer, and knowing that
Kelly had captured musket during the fight
Of September 14.h, made an affidavit charging
him with having stolen property in his posses
sion The prisoner was arraigned before the
Second Municipal Court and Judge Staes
sent Kelly before the First District Court un-
der $3.50 bonds. This is the first attempt
made by the police to recover the captured
arms.
SHOT BY A PEEIER About 10 O'clock last
night, man named James Moore, who was
drunk and committing breach of the peace
at the corner OF Magazine and Delord streets
which attracted the attention of officer Horr-
gan of the beat, who requested him to stop;
IN about twenty minutes after the officer re-
turned that way, when he was followed BY tie
man Moore, with a knife in his md who
commenced an attack.
The policeman, in defense of his life, fred
one shot at Moore, which took effect in the
left thigh. intlicting severe but not danger
GUS wound. Officer Horrigan surrendered
himself to the officers in charge Of the Second
Precinct Station. The wounded man was
sent to the Charity Hospital.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.,
CurrISG.-At 10 o'clock yesterday morning
difficulty took place on Dryades street, near
Union, between two women named Martha |
Phelps and Caroline Mitchell, during which
the former was cut and slightly wounded in |
the right arm with knife in the hands of !
Caroline, who made her escape
FIRED Ar-As Capt. Stevenson, of the In
sane Asylum, was on his way home from the |
theatre, at 2 o'clock this morning, he was |
fired at some two or three times, at the cor
ner OF Rocheblave and Canal streets, by some
unknown men, who hed after the occurrence.
DRowNED.-About half past o'clock this
morning, the body OF drowned man,
supposed to be John Aiams sailor, belong
ing to the United States Flagship Worcester,
was found floating in the river, head of Du-
maine street Coroner Grayer has been mott
fed and will hold the inquest.
SICK AND observation-disclosures Pagan, aged
"a years, and a native Of Canada, was sent to
the Charity Hospital by the Suburban Police
from the corner Of Canal and Roman streets. |
where be was found i'll a sick and destitute
condition.
Acc1DENr.-About 81 o'clock last night
horse took fright on the Canal street shell road
near the City Park, breaking the buggy to
pieces and throwing the occupants, named
Archie Mclaughlin and Edward Thorn, out.
Both gentlemen were slightly injured by the
fall
ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER Charles VIII
liams was arrested at 81 o'clock last night by
officer McIaynes, at the corner of Eampart {
and Clio streets, for deliberately shooting at |
his better half, Philomene Williams, with in
tent to commit murder. She also charges him !
with committing an assault and battery on her !
person, before he used his shooting iron. ! ,
Charles was furnished quarters in the Second :
Precinct Station by the watchful peeer that
made the arrest. t
An OUTRAGE. Officer Roach Of the Gretna 4
Precinct, escorted Remond Brown to Jail from t
his residence, on warrant charged by Julia
Wood with breaking and entering her house
in the night, also for committing an outrage
after breaking open the house.
LARcENIEs. Davis, aged II wears. 9
shared the Inequalities of Capt. Gray's I
Hotel at the instance Of Mr. A. Thiergayt, .
who holds the youth in durance vile for steal )
ing 25 cents worth of coal. F.
Henry Hubbard robbed Mr. Rufus Waples
of a half dozen knives ANA two chairs from j
his home. corner Philip and St Denis streets q
Hence his name is booked at the same place. r.
BURGLARY.-At 1 O'Clock, p NJ, yester- b
day, Officer Boyle, Of the Sixth Precinct Sta al
ton, on warrant from Judge Adams court, n
arrested Bernard Phillip, and charged him u
with breaking and entering Dr. Samuel
Feidels house and stealing rLere:rom SlO7 in b
United States currency, and lot Of jewelry, p
all valued at 1925. Bernard passed the nig ht b
in the Sixth Precinct Station, and will in all
likelihood go down to Capt. Fremaux's Hotel
this day. il
LAEcENy.-Louis Pianos, aged eighteen So
years, and by occupation grocer, was watzed NJ
into the Suburban Precinct Station at $50 IL
o'clock last evening, from the corner of Broad IT,
md Abadie streets, charged by J. Bruat with
larceny. AZ
LUMBER THIEF.-Charles Kilroy was ar 70 70
rested at midnight Oh the Basin head of ~
Howard street, and confined in the First Pre- e
cinct Station by Officer Wilson, for stealing -
lumber. ..
The HosprrA1- Officer Lynch, Of the First SC
Precinct Station, at O'CLOCK last night sent ia
! man named John Carey, aged % years. and
native of Walls, to the Charity Hospital
rom the station, in sick and destitute CON in
lition. Of
No change via Mobile Line to st. Louis. In ~
luire at Office Mobile and Ohio Railroad 80 Camp W.
tIeet. u