The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-08
THE CITY.

crrrrNe ArrRAy.-At "a P. M. Thursday
cutting ARRAY occurred on Magnolia, peIweeL
Euphrosine and Calliope streets, IN WINCH
one Alex. Ponais was assaulted. STABBED anu
dangerously wounded in the abdomen ny Uuo
Luke johnson, who made his escape. Inc
difficulty originated from some insulIing 70
marks being made by Ponais, who TOOK up
nIank and struck Johnson, when the latter
| drew his knife and stabbed him: Inc
wounded man was taken to the Charity HOS
pital, where his wound was pronounced no'
| fatal
INJURED.-At half-past eleven O'Clock Inurs-
dav morning man named Duncan Mcneil,
steyedore, about 80 years of age. was severely
injured about the head by load OF slaves
accidentally falling upon him, while ne was
working on the ship Sturgess. He was TAKEN
to his residence, where he received meolcai
attendance.
| SUDDEN DEATH. AT o'clock A. NJ. Thurs
dav. q colored woman named Mary Fulton,
abont 40 years of age, died sud ienly at ner
residence, No. 429 Josephine street. Inc
Coroner held an inquest-verdict, congestion
of the brain.
CHARITY Hosp1TA1-Ann Cannon, aged 40,
a native of Ireland, was found In SICK ana
destitute condition at 202 Basin street, and
sent to the Coarity Hospital.
BROKEN BRIDGES. bridges intersecting
Tchouptoulas, Girod, Liberiy and Perllllat
Streets are in o dangerous and broken conal-
ton, and need immediate repairs also az
Liberty and Lafayette and Canal and fulton
streets.
FA1ar PRErENsEs - Ferdinand Albert,
charged by 2. Faska with obtaining goods
under false pretenses, was arrested by virtue
of warrant at 429 Gravier street and lodgeo
in the Central Station.
A WILD ANIMAL ABRoAD-The Police Cup
ture 1.-The peelers of the Carrollton Station
have been performing wonderful and most ar
, duous work, The news flushed over the wires
: tn the Central Station that at the corner OF
Washington and Macardy streets, an animal
resem bling q raccoon made its appearance
and had it not been for the police, would have
devoured young women and carried innocent
babes to the tops OF the tallest trees ana tnere
crushed their tiny bones.
Rut no this terrible disaster did not occur,
. for brave men, no matter what stands between
, them and the protection of the fair and lnno-
cent ones, will fight even unto death. Yes,
. thew fought that raccoon for the space OF two
honrs. and then poor Mr.. Coon seeing that he
was. overpomred started off to save his body.
But peelefs can't be cheated out OF an ar.
rest, even if it is coon, and they pursued
that animal for miles and miles, and at last,
exhausted with the chase, the coon laid down
t his arms and made paws (pause) for while,
P until those brave six hundred had captured
him.
;, They dragged him to the jail amid the &C.
Z clam atoms of grateful populace and pre-
scented him to Sergt. Choumette as another
specimen to add to his already well-flled men
; agerie.
r II is said that the other coons in the station
are unhappy that such savage should OF
: brought among them.
WHAT HUsBAND.-Henry SDanny Seems
to have forgotten the duty to his better half
for with evil intents he attacked his wife ane
r, upon her committed an assault and battery
j, and attempted to kill her. For his innocen
amusement he was conducted to the Fourth
J. Precinct lookup.
y THE MILKY WAY-At o'clock Wednes
" day evening horse attached to MILK wager
took fright, at the corner OF Washington ano
Laurel streets. and ran away, knocking ooWl
a bow named Gestner, nine years OF age, ant
SLIGHTLY bruising him about the head. Tn
! boy was taken to his fathers residence
- Third street, where he received medical at
It tention.
Z VERY LIGHT INGERED.-Mary wagner,
re- woman of i'll fame. who resides IN a den on ba
9, sin. between Cont and Bienville streets
roped an innocent into her den. Louis Nal
is tin, the victim, had in earthly possessions tn
s, sum of So rs, which the heartless Mary telt
a. niously distracted from his pocket In
Il Fourth Precinct Station says Mary is prett
y rough.
Il A Draw GAME.-At 2 o'clock Thursda
:" morning Officer B. Donnelly found drawe
"a on the levee, it having been dropped there 3
some unknown thieves who made their escaI
n, at the approach of the officer. The drawe
ne contained two keys, two brass gas jets an
o. some old papers and receipts, which shove
be the property to belong to Mr.. F. homo, gam
" dealer. No. so French Market.
n, BROKEN BRIDGE The bridge at the corn
of Bienville and Claiborne streets, is reporte
as being in broken and dangerous condille
and needing immediate repairs.
w. CHARITY HosPIrAL.-Louis Acker, natl
eil' of Germany. aged 81 years, was sent to IL
en- Charity Hospital. having been found in a sl'
We and destitute condition at his residence
eu Valence, near Jersey street.
ty- A Young lady, being charged by GENT
oil - too q