The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-30
THE CITY.

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The FREE Town R1or.-A colored man,
named Charles Nackman, was arrested by
Corporal Labuzan at one o'clock Wednesday,
charged by J. S. Erlinger with being con-
cerned in the shooting and Killing OF the TWO
men in Free Town on Christmas night, the
25th instant.
LARcEN1Es. Italian sailor named Frank
! Alberto got in the good graces OF Marx Bono
early Tuesday morning, on Peters street, De-
tween Hospital and Barracks, ana through
WAYS that are dark, managed to relieve him
of $50 currency.
Mary Cronan was picked up on Burgundy
street, between st. Louis and Toulouse, Tues
day morning, and locked up in the Third Ere
cinct Station charged. with the larceny OF q
pistol and S22 currency.
Dennis McCline was arrested at the corner
of Carondelet and Poydras street tor stealing
50 currency from Mary Warner. He Is also
charged by the officer with carrying con-
cealed weapon, and resisting him in the dis
charge OF his duty.
CUTTING AFFRAY-About half-past o'clock
Tuesday morning two women named jennie
Edmunds and Delsey Harris got into DIS
pute in gambling hell, at the corner OF Gus
tomhouse and Franklin streets, about the
mad little sooner than her antagonist, and
went down in her pocket for her white
handled razor, which she drew forth and -four
,shed around, cutting Jennie pretty severely
in the left arm, and causing the claret to How
freely. Officer Davis was near by at the time,
and succeeded in arresting the irrepressible
Jennie and marching her to the IRENE Sta
ton.
ASSAULTED Hrs WIFE WITH AN Ax.-The
corner of Gaiennie and Constance streets
was, at quarter past o'clock Tuesday even
ing, the place of meeting between MIR. N.
Matherson and his better half. Some few
minutes before the fight really began large
concourse of people assembled, anxious to
see Greek meet Greek. Their curiosities
were partly satisfied when Mr.. M. few out on
the street with large ak in his hand, with
little or no intention of doing any damage
with it, but simply to frighten his wife and
bring her to her proper senses.
He moved around, and on discovering the
large audience. and knowing that they would
think that he had no nerve after making such
a big bluff caused him to get ferocious.
Raising his ak, he slung it around, and in one
of his gestures struck Mrs. NJ. in the side with
it. policeman rushed up before any fur
Their damage was done and marched Mr.. M.
into the Pacanier Station, where Mrs. NJ
charged him with assault and battery with an
ak with intent to kill.
CATCH BEHIND. Henry D. Miller, aged Is
years. came to grief Tuesday morning on
Jackson street, between Chippewa and An
nunciation. He was locked up charged with
revised city ordinance relative to
riding on the steps and hanging on a street
car.
SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMsIANCEs.-Wm Bassett
aud W. Glover, two boys, were found in
Judge Campbells law Office by MIR. A. Nc
Cool at s o'clock Wednesday morning under
suspicious circumstances and given over to
policeman who made them walk to the Gen.
.rai Station.
SEVERELY BURNED. - About half-past
o clock Wednesday morning, man named
Patrick Welh, was severely burnt about the
body and head while repairing gas pipes,
corner of Dumaine and Burgundy streets, for
the New Orleans Gas Light Company. He
was conveyed to the Charity Hospital, where
his injuries were examined, and pronounced
dangerous.
POLICE NoTEs.-A mad dog was shot and
killed yesterday afternoon at the corner of
Gasquet and Howard streets. The canine
had previously bitten man named George
Young
A mad dog was shot and killed on Tuesday
corner of Aline and Chestnut
streets. The canine had previously bitten
small boy.
A raid was made at o'clock on Wednes-
day, and one dozen vagabonds taken in from
the jackson Railroad Depot, charged with
sleeping out.
A man named Welsh Mclaughlin, aged
fifty-six years, and native of Ireland, was
found lying on the levee, head of Cont street.
in sick and destitute condition, and sent to
the hospital.
A dead dog ornaments the street on Bien-
ville between Tonti and Moreau streets.
Mrs. Wogonstall gave her daughter Louisa,
aged Is years, over to Officer Boyle, at her
corner of Tchoupitoulas and Ninth
streets, charged with being juvenile vagrant.
Mrs. Wogonstall states that Louisa is beyond
her control, and wants her sent to the House
Of Good Shepherd.