The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-24
THE CITY.

EIRE.-LaSt night ABOUT y o CLOCK atA dmAA
| was turned in from box 215, at Jackson
the French Market The soda stand on that
side was badly burned, as we'll as good deal
| Of the flooring. Total loss $25. Origin OF
! the fire not known.
SUDDEN DEATH - Last night woman
named Mrs J. Antoine, aged 20 years, died
suddenly at her residence, No. 1893 Dauphine
street. The Coroner was notified.
A CowAnpLY AssAULT.-Last evening Mr..
W. 3. Phillips was in the State House and
about half-past was invited out by Hiram
Smedley, to take drink. They left the house
together and took their drink and walked
down St. Louis, between Burgundy and
! Ram part streets, whan Mr.. Phillips was as
saulted and knocked down by four unknown
men and beaten severely. He thinks that
they arc the friends of certain parties against
whom he made cha rges of bribery and cor
| ruption.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-John Hennegan
was arrested at the corner of Magnolia Ind
Common streets, charged by Alfred johnson
with assaulting him with pistol with intent
| to- kill. He was also charged. by the officer
with disturbing the peace and carrying con-
cealed weapons.
LARcExY-Joseph Philip. aged 30 years,
was arrested on Levee and Crossman streets.
charged by VIM. Harding with stealing 81 SO
from him.
STOLEN PROPERTY - Another Philip was
arrested at the junction of Union and Baronne
streets, charged with having q stolen cotton
sample in his possession.
FIVE LADs.-Five youths, Henry Noyes,
John Carey, Alex. Baron, Fred Gross and
Joseph Donahoe. were taken in by Officer
f. k1n oh
s.ructing the thoroughfare on Poydras and
Franklin streets.
| Susp1c1ous.-A. C. Christophe, Edward
Frim and John Scanlin were taken in from
their festivities by Officer Francisco, for being
suspicious characters and having three de-
canters in their possession, containing whisky,
which were supposed to be stolen property.
SEIZURE -l47O packs OF Monte cards were
seized on Peters street by the Custcm-House.
| Iron Yesterdays Evening Edition.
ACCESSORY "Has the English ON E."-One
Valeriano Rumerie, who claims England ag
the land of his nativity. was arrested Thurs
day evening at o'clock, by Officer A. Pecora
aud lodged in the Fourth Precinct Station,
charged with being accessory to the robbery
committed at the store Of j. Hahen, 224 Or
leans street, during Wednesday night. The
articles stolen consisted of shoes, Kentucky
jeans pants and felt hats, some of which were
found hidden under q pile of lumber on the
Basin, which led to the detection of Vxleriano.
THE Rock AHEAD.-Tom CARLY, q man
who evidently likes his ease, atands accused Of
stealing two rocking chairs from John Rich.
Tom was locked up in the Second Precinct
Station, but says it is nothing but the eternal
oppression of the poor by the Rich.
| MISCELLANEOUS = Milton Ar1oroor ;c
charged by John Williams with assault with
dangerous weapon with intent to kill. Officer
Kennedy. by virtue of warrant, arrested
him on Cont street, between Robertson and
Where Streets and lodged him in the Fourth
Precinct Station.
Marie Delamarque, q servant, being charged
by Miss Hite with larceny was conducted to
the Fifth Precinct Station and there immured
by Officer Blandin. Marie says the height Of
her ambition has been reached.
Corporal d. Kelly arrested one James Will
liams at the corner of Canal and Wells streets,
charged with obtaining money under false pre-
lenses The fraud was locked up in tho Third
Precinct Station.