The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-11
THE CITY.

e "A DAD AFFAIR.-AoOut . O'CLOCK last NIGH
It milk man named John Burns residing ~
b Magazine street, between State and Elenor
d while sitting in his house with his family
heard noise in the yard and thinking this1,
S was there, took large sized horse pistol.
j. cooked it and went out to look for the party
AS he reached the back yard he stumbled
e and tell. Il is supposed while falling he
: pulled the trigger and fired the pistol thu
I ball entering under the chin and lodging in
the back part of the head. DR.. Wahesburo
E dressed the wound and pronounced it fatal.
Nor 50 BAp.-The fact that Edmund Agus.
tus WAS connected with difficulty on Ton.
louise street, was noticed in the local columns
, of this paper yesterday, and it seems to have
wouuded his feelings considerably. 1t is
} now learned that he Is not a bad man," bnt
from the time he was save to the present he
has never before had any difficulty.
[From Yesterdays Evening Edition.]
MoRE INcENDIARIsM : Last night about
halt past L, a fire broke out in the unoccu-
pied cottage, situated on jackson, between
Jeanette and Sixth streets IN the Seventh
District, and owned by Mr.. Hamilton. The
building was totally consumed; no insurance.
The work of an incendiary is evident.
SERIOUS CHARGE. Robert Thompson,
carpenter being charged by one julius Hycin-
thi with assault and battery, and highway
robbery, went to the Sub-Precinct and sur
rendered himself last night.
TIL Observation-Disclosures Williams, a steam
boatman, being charged by Philip Foranto, q
fruit dealer, at All Carondelet street, with
robbing his money drawer of the entire
amount OF one dollar in currency was yester-
d w arrested on the corner of Euterpe and
Dryades streets and taken into the Second
Precinct Station.
My KINGDOM FOR A HoRsE.-Marks Rice,
cabman, about fifty years OF age, was arrested
at the corner Of St. Lou and Morris streets.
being charged by Louis Brandt with having
stolen horse in his possession, the same being
the property of atfiant. Rice was planted in
the Suburban Station.
He HAD A BAD EyE.-A festive gen. bear
ing the name of Joseph D,tsbury allowed HIM
self to stray on the premises of Mrs. Thomp-
son, at the corner Of Ninth aud Prytania
streets A peeler saw Lin, and not taking
exactly fancy to the expression OF Joseph,
and deemlng him SUSPICIOUS, extended the
hosp.tallties OF the Sixth Precinct cell to him.
MIscEIIANEoUs.-O Thomas Cox, having
a half sack of oil cake III his possession sup
posed to have been stolen. The delinquent
was rested i'll the First Precinct lookup last
night. :
Caroline johnson for the larceny of clothing
was arrested at the instance of William
Taylor on Jersey, between Marengo and
Milan streets, and was lodged in the Seventh
Precinct Stationhouse.
The alarm given from box 50, on Calliope
street. at hali-past2 this morning, was turned
IN by some malicious person, and proved to
be false alarm.
Geo. A Bower, a careless float driver, as
they usually are ran his float into car No.
80 Magaz ne street line, smashing the side of
.he car in. W. G. Laahy, tie car. driver,
caused the arrest of Bower who was locked
n the Second Precinct.
Mrs. A. Goez, charged with being access
sorry to the assault and battery and robbery
II one Andrew Marks on Tchoupitoulas and
st. Mary streets, WAS marched into the Sixth,
where she reposed her weary limbs on last
hight. Goats should look out fer these
wolves.
Capt. Boynton, the American who jumped
'verboard from an ocean steamship off the
cast OF Ireland and swan thirty miles
Turing one Of the most terrific gales of the
eason, has been giving exhibitions of his
dress upon the Thames The
london Register says
Vast crowds OF people line the banks of
he river every time he appears, and watch
nth the greatest interest his movements in
he water. The other day he went down to
Napping Old Stairs and pu. on his swim
llpg clothes, consisting of an india rubber
ut III two parts one covering the chest,
rms and back of the head the other the legs
nd feet. This is put on over an ordinary
mt.
After being adjusted the parts are inflated
y four tubes, and when fall of air. the
carer steps into the water without the
l9htest fear. Capt. boynton raised his flag.
te his lunch, read a book, blew a horn, and
ent through variety of performances, to
ne great delight of the crowd assembled
pom London Bridge aad along the banks of
lie rlver. He was loudly cheered. At Temple
talrs he came out for o moments rest, with
ut showing any symptoms of fatigue, and
ION after plunged in again and started for
utney. The success of this sw mining
TESS has now been clearly established
Said thoughtful father to his new son-in-
W; Now that you have won her you must
ur. Danb"ry Ne,rs.
SAID dutiful son to his new father-in-l law
All right Tour is human =
Thirty Chicago new,boys were imported
to Milwaukee the other day, to break up q
nike of the Milwaukee newsboys against the
llcaSo morning papers, and after smart
,ht between the gamins, they all went to
'rk and sold more papers than ever.
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