The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-03-29
About the City.
The X N life.

Al oHC uciuS Cut auu WOuuucu III tAs
back of the head by the latter, who is now
confined in the Second Precinct Station
Murry, the wounded man. was taken to the
drug store of DIR. fancy, corner of Dryades
and Clio streets, where his wounds were
pronounced not dangerous; from thence he
conveyed to the HOSPITAL.
Dangerously Shot.
About $3.50 last evening a boy named
Patrick Cain, aged IL years, was accident
ally shot and dangerously wounded in the
back by one John O'Niel on the leveFl:
of ITALIA street. O'Ncil was arrested and
Ocked up at the First Precinct Station,
charged with shooting and dangerously
wounding Cain, who was sent to the Charity
Hospital for surgical attendance.
Sudden Death.
Isaac Simon, native of Virginia and
aged about sixty-fve years, died suddenly
at LIE Brcton's plantation, about two and a
half miles above the city limits. The Coro-
ner held an inquest, and the jury rendered a
verdict, ''came to his sudden death from
heart disease"
Smash-Up.
About one o'clock yesterday evening, a
barOuche, containing four children with the
driver, coliided with a weed-eart on st
Charles street, near PerdidO. The horse at
tached to the barouche took fright and ran
away, by which the barouche was smashed
mp, but fortunately no one was injured.
Trunk Breaking.
While John Chamber, who was stopping
at the Planters hotel, at the corner of Mag
azne and Julia streets, was absent from his
room, an unknown thief entered and fore
ing his trunk open, distracted therefrom,
$500 in English gold and a fine gold watch.
The thief has not, as yet, been appreheuded
Larceny.
William Schoobey was lodged in the
First Precinct Station on charge of
larceny made by John Hubble. Schoobey
was arrested at 102 Market street.
Sent to the Parish Prison.
w. Dennison, charged with the murder of
Patrick Limerick, on the 18th inst, at 142
Peters street, was sent by Judge Macarthur
before the First District Court, and being
unable to give bail, was sent down to the
Parish Prison.
Ten ThOusa nd Dollars Bond.
John Britton the mate of the Ouachita
Belle, who was charged with the killing of
Henry Coleman, (colorcd), in the beginning
Of this week, appeared before Judge Near
thur and was sent before the First District
Court under $4,000 bond, which being
given, he was released. This case has ex-
cited much public interest and the numerous
ricnds Of Mr.. Britton will be pleased to
learn Of his release.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.l h
Pipes and the Glass.
About o'clock this morning man named
George Williams, purloincd three pipes and
. looking-glass from a stand in the Bazaar
Market. Williams was discovered in tie t
theft, and attempted to make his escape, but .
was pursued by an officer, and when about /.
to be evertaken, he turned and let fly large i
rock at the head the policeman, which, i
though it did not take effect, caused an I'M =
pleasant sensation with Ahe "peeler" But 4
nothing daunted, the IN. p" went for Will V
liams with his revolver, the ball slightly d
grazing the right hip of Williams, who CON l
tinued his fight until overtaken by another q a,
officer Of the HarbOr Precinct. He was then ii
to the Third, where he will he con- "
lined to mediate upon the evil effects Of lar o
ceny and throwing rock at peeler. :, :,
An Heirloom.
George Holmes, though young must have IL
become prematurely bald, as he was guilty al
Of being caught with lots of human hair in m
his possession, which the shrew dness of the II
officer suggested had been obtained under p,
circumstances, therefore the ri
hairless George was taken in and locked up. e
Needs Attention. ~,
The crossing at the corner OF Rampant or
md Fort streets is in dangerous condition, ge
md needs the immediate attention of the II!
roper authorities. at
Repicnishing Her Wardrobe. al
Mary Neville, being DESTROYS of laying in mi
goodly supply of summer underclothes til
provided herself bountifully from the stock CO
Il Mrs. Abby McCue, which resulted in
barge by Mrs. Nc. against the naughty lie:
dary OF larceny to the amount of $50. Sc
Therefore, this being a sin in the sight of Ia
he law, Mary was deprived of her dry an
GODS and locked up in the Second Pre-
met
EVIL Intentions.
A young man by the name of Frank s.r
ioodhite made desperate assault with w
weapon upon the person Of j.
Lesser, who would have come to an un. aaG
lmely end at the hands of Frank had it Ha1
OF been for the timely Intervention Of the inc
olice, who secured the lawbreaker in the T y
fifth Precinct Station.
Change OF Linen. Mr.
A female by the name of Mary Josephine, J b
las Rose. who has turned the other side of
g S'AeA ''u0 VI Mis-
fly years, appropriated to her own use W I
zee of linen valued at $24, which she ~ =
new to be stolen property; therefore she Mrs
as locked up in the Fifth to answer the 1 a.
large. FB
Mrs. NJ. r. F. Esquiance, alias Victoria c B
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