The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-27
THE CITY.

Josephine Streets han being charged VIII
; having received and appropriated five hun
dred dollars, knowing the same to be stolen
The particulars of the case are as follows:
It appears that the bill was stolen from Mrs
Philip Drum, No. SO St. Andrew street, las
Friday, by her son, seven years of age, VIII
took it to be 81. He took one of his play
mates along, who was older than himself, TO
the purpose of buying knife. He went t.
the store mentioned above and purchased tn
i knife, paying so cents for it aud giving tn
$500 bill to Han, who, in return, gave him 81
cents IN change and put the $500 in hi
pocket
The companion of young Drum states tina
he saw Han take the bill, and that it had OF
it 5, and two O's on it at the right OF the 5
| Han was confined in the Sixth Precinct Sta
ton.
| A CHILD FALLS FROM GALLERY. -Yester
day morning, as Mr. Sevin's little daughter,
Laura SEWN, aged two years, was playing or
thu second story gallery of Shady Grove
Hotel, Biloxi, she accidentally fell through an
open space in the gallery, distance of about
fifteen feet, and was seriously injured. The
childs body showed no signs of confusion,
but the DOCTOR who arrived a few minutes
afterwards, thinks she is injured internally.
Our reporter, who was on the spot, CLEANED
the above.
BuRNEp.-At 1890 o'clock last night a little
girl, name unknown, seven years of age, re-
siding with Mary Clark, SO Girod street,
while playing with matches, accidentally set
fire to pile Of clothing upon which she was
sittiI G, lighting them in blaze by which she
was burned severely about the lower portion
of the body. She was sent to the Charity
Hospital, as her mother was absent at the
time.
A LONG FAL1.-At 9 o'clock Monday morn
ing, while o man named Peter Rafler was en-
gagged in painting house at the Louisiana
Ice Works, be accidentally fell from the top
of the house, distance of thirty feet or more,
suffering man was sent to the Charity Hospi-
tai.
From Yesterdays Evening Editon.l
HENRY WASHINGTON AND THE No
roRIoUs B1BB LINKED IN PERJURY.-It will be
remembered that in the evening issue of the
23d inst the BULLETIN had full account of
! malicious charge made by Charles Bib.
known as sergeant on the police, against
officer Roensch Of the Second Precinct Sta
ion.
Bibb was sworn to tell the truth before his
Maker, but not being we'll versed in that line,
,e stated those things which he ought not to
lave stated, and not thus being satisfied he
oped into his service moke named Henry
OF ebon hue, who had almost as
title regard for truth as had his coacher Bib |
They swore such oaths as were never heard
'efore, But when honest men told the truth |
q behalf the &C cused Roensch, the board vii |
ew exceptions believed what they said, and |
dismissed the charges.
The retribntion OF the wicked is inevitable, |
ay,a v,ck Ls,,1-
o, as an aft davit was made before Judge |
vans Monday morning charging the two
nth willfui perjury. "a warrant was issued |
nd Washington arrested in the court room,
ho pleaded not guilty and was placed under
$50 bonds for his appearance.
FIRST DISTRICT MUNICIPAL CoURr. The |
ase of the woman Belle Boynton, charged |
18th having robbed W. F. Culpeper of Sl35
n the oath inst, and also Della Davis and
zoe Hurd, charged with being accessories
nd receiving the property, knowing the same
, be stolen, was brought up before Judge
vans Monday morning The trio pleaded
OF guilty, and were remanded under $500
onds each for their appearance,
A LITTLE ST1R.-Chartres street, near Gus
,mhouse, Monday morning about 10:45
clock was considerably stirred over little
between. two young men. A re-
oliver was displayed, but for fear of making a
Disc the owner didn't shoot.
A WlFE's LEGACY.-Sunday morning about
alf past IL o'clock difficulty occurred
Harvey's Canal, in the Gretna suburbs,
etween Augus in Michael and his wife Kate, .
hich resulted in the latter being shot in the
g. The woman was attended by Dr.. Rel
ader, who extracted the ball and pronounced
le wound not dangerous. Augustin made
is escape Ea1arJ aai %
BAD MAN-D. D. White stands charged by
argaret Hubbard with cutting and wound
g with intent to kill White was pulled
to the Fifth Precinct. where he spent the
Ibbsth day.
TILL TAPPING. Joseph White is accused
: CORA LAVA with the crime of till tapping
ID larceny of one dollar from his store cor
u of Perdido and Rampant streets. White
sted in the Central Station.
ST.. BERNARD F1RE-Between five and six
,lock Sunday morning, fire originated in
two story frame house situated near Lake
,rgue and Ship Island Canal, about eleven ;
lies from the city,. occupied by negroes.
le property was totally destroyed. Loss
ACCIDENTAL SHooTING.-At 1890 o'clock A. :
Sunday, while two men were walking
wn Magnolia, near Delord street, one of
em named Jack Anderson, was accidentally
Of in the leg by the other, who was at the
ne carelessly handling the pistol. His
me could not be ascertained. as be immedi-
ly made his escape. s.ss II
Observation-Disclosures are three boilers of 7
Il oil in a car owned by the Chattanooga
ilroad Company. One of the boilers is T
king at the rate of one gallon per hour,
the whole ground around the place is
urated. Some careless person passing by
y throw a lighted match or cigar into it =
cause terrible explosion.
SMALL BLAzE.-At 2:2O A. M. Sunday fire
3 discovered in bedroom in the third
ry of brick building No. So st. Joseph A
BET, occupied by woman named Mrs.
ME Shoat, the other part of the building
pg occupied by different families. The
was fortunately extinguished with but CO
all damage. 1t was caused from lighted
p which being placed too near the mos
to bar caught fire to it and set the bedding
! blaze. Property owned by Edwin Burke.
rm given by house-keeper Of No. 6.