The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-02
THE CITY.

| From our Evening Edition of Yesterdays
Al ATTEMPTED MURDER.-Last night about
9 o'clock, one J. D. Robinson entered the
| grocery store of Geo. w. Moore, at the cor
ner OF Claiborne and Ann streets, with a large
sized revolver, and aiming it at the head of
Moore, pulled the trigger, but fortunately the
| cap snapped twice without discharging the
weapon. The fellow then ran out of the
store and succeeded in making his escape
MIR. Moore had a young man named julius
| Chalan arrested this morning, and charged
him with being accessory before the fact TO
an assault with dangerous weapon with in
tent to kill and commit murder
| LARCESy.-Frank johnson, a steamboat
man, thinking that he was about to take a
| long trip, and being DESTROYS to appear to
| the best advantage in the strange places that
| he would visit purloined from one Felix
| Franketa, at the corner of ST. Charles and
| Dublin streets, two coats and pair of pants
for which crime Frank is obliged to defer his
| trip on account of his sojourn in the Suburban
Precinct, where he now rusticates under the
charge Of larceny.
FORGERY CAsE.-This morning the case of
James G. White, charged by John LANCE with
forging ten checks on the Southern Bank, in
all amounting to $3.50, came up before Judge
Evans. White was remanded and his bail
fixed at $1,000 for his appearance.
A CHURCH ROBBED. On Sunday morning,
as the porter of Trinity Church. on jackson
street, was about opening the edice, he dis
covered that the building had been entered,
for the door near the chancel had been
broken open and forced in. An examination
OF the premises showed that nothing was
missing save some rugs a clock and pieces of
carpet No clue was left behind.
KIDNApPING.-Off P. Duverulau arrested,
on Vaudeville, between Chartres and Royal,
sailor named Robert Furneaux charging
him with being kidnapper. He was lodged
in the Fifth Precinct Station.
MISCELLANEOUS The bridge at the corner
of Magnolia and Thalia streets, is in broken
and dangerous condition.
Lew Thompson, roustabout was caught
at the corner of Franklin and Benvlle streets,
under suspicious circumstances and about to
commit breach of the peace: he was there
fore immured in the Fourth as a dangerous
and suspicious character.
Poor Henry Turner man fifty years old,
was locked up for stealing three loaves of
bread at the corner of st. Peter and Villere
streets.
Rosanna Martin, female moke. made
desperate assault on Henry Johnson. Rosan-
ma had dad eye and seemed bent on
having the blood OF MIR. Johnson, who be-
lieving in the old maxim: He who fights
and runs away, etc, made hasty retreat and
called in the assistance Of Officer Sherman,
who conducted the belligerent Rosanna to the
Suburban Precinct Station. Henry johnson
made an affidavit against her for assault and
battery with intent to kill.
Bridget Kelly, aged torty-fve years and a
native of Ireland, being in sick and destitute
condition in one of the cells of the First Pre-
cinct Station, was sent to the Charity Hos
pital
James Careir, who was found in the same
place and condition, was also sent to the
Charity Hospital. James is fifty years old
and native of Ireland.
Ephraim Powell, moke of fourteen sum-
mers, who had sweet tooth bequeathed him
by nature, gave way to his failing and went to
pilfering sugar on the Levee. Ephraim went
10 the Harbor Station, charged with pilfering |
One hundred and ten years ago there wasn't |
a white man within the entire territory at |
present embraced by the State of Kentucky. |
What changes century can make Now there
are thousands Of white men there, and most |
Of them have red noses.-Br0ohlm argus
The New York detectives have come within
4 hairs breadth of FINDING little Charlie Ross
hat hay va orrlI his hat