The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-31
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| CUTTING AFFAIB.-A difficulty occurred OF
board the steamboat La Belle, at ocloci
} yesterday evening. between j. H. Grant, the
mate and colored nan named Nelson Carter
resulting in the later being cut slightly IL
the face with kaife Nelson refused to
make charge against Grant, but the officer
arrested him and lodged him in the Third
Precinct Station. charging him, from iniorma-
ton received, with cutting one Nelson Carter.
| DIED SUDDENLY.-ouke Nolan. aged SIXTY.
five years and a native of the United States.
died at Lis room last evening at the corner OF
Louisiana Avenue and IchoupitouIas street.
No physician being il attendance the Deputy
Coroner was sent for. who returned verdict
of death from heart disease
IFrosa our Evening zs.ition Of Yesterday
| ACCIDENTAL SHOOT -NG.-At 80 this morn
ing young man named John Stephens, aged
twenty years. and residing At the corner of
Magazine and DelaChaise streets, was king
an old-fashioned pistol. known as pepper
boz; wishing to unload the chambers, he
undid the spring under the pistol, and in
throwing it back tie pistol was discharged,
the shell of the metallic cartridge Tying
back with force and ;nAicting a flesh wound
in the right temple of the young man. Dr.
McGhee attended anG pronounced the wound
slight.
BURGlAEIzED.-At 80 this morning the
grocery store of j. +. Remand & Co., ai the
corner of Camp and Julia streets, was found
open By Patrolman J. ,IcArdle. After a care
full examination of the premises by the officer
and Mr.. Fry, one of the propretors, it was
found that one OF the doors on Camp
street had been forcibly broken open,
and lew dollars in. United States CURRENCY,
which was In the mcney drawer, was carried
OFT by the thieves, as we'll as few bottles of
liquor. 1t is reported by the officers that this
store has been frequeItly found open, and it |
is thought through the carelessness Of those |
connected with the establishment.
A CLERKS NEos1aENcE.-At - O'Clock last
night Sergeant Vankirk found the store No. |
$50 Poydras street., open, and one of the |
employees lying on the floor in state of |
intoxication. Ike store contains q large
amount of coal Gil, which might be ignited |
and cause q disastrous conhagration by
some malicious person throwing 2 lighted
match IN the open door. The premises
were secured IL Ofi,er Denan of the First.
FoRcIBLY CpENED. About half past 10
clock last night one of the doors CT the Office
ii the New Orleans. st. Louis ard Chicago
Railroad Company jackson route) corner of
common and Camp Streets was found to
have been forcibly opened, the spring lock Of
The door being broken. The door was secured
oy Officer Armstrong
foUND DIowNED.-T body CT an unknown
white man who was drowned, was found at
Little Woods, Lake End, Mlneburg. He is
all and rather stout built, with brown hair
At the time he was found he had on gray
pants and coat. The body is sill lying at the
lbove place.
ACCESSORY. Kennedy was arrested
N Dauphine. between Enghein and Port
streets, charged, from information received,
With being accessory to the stabbing of Thos
Aelly, on Sunday last. Kennedy was lodged
n the Fifth
SENT TO THE HOSPITAL. -Corporal Labuzan,
Il the Second Precinct, sent to the Charity
hospital a colored woman named Tine Mack,
Who was lying in a sick and destitute condi-
ION at the corner OF Race and Chippewa
treets, and also a sick and destitute white
nan from No. 81 Constance street.
Observation-Disclosures E. D. Smith, man ,
ather light in the upper story, was lodged in
he Second Precinct Station for safe keeping
eing charged by Corporal Hearsey with
eng insane.
The door Of Christ Church, corner Dau-
hlne and Canal streets, was found open at
y this morning. The furniture store No.
y Charities street, was also found open at
80 this morning An officer was left in L
barge.