The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-18
THE CITY.

DIED FROM Hrs WoUyDs-The co!ored man.
Alex. White, who was cut on Friday by Aurlian
Brown, at the corner of Lafayette and Franklin
streets, died at II O'Clock, Yesterday, at the
and agreed that the man died from internal
| hemorrhage, from wound in the lower portion
| of the lobe of the left lung. To-day. at II
O'Clock, the Coroners investigation will be held.
| From our Evening Edition of Yesterday
| Too You've TO SHOOT, But Nor TO WH1P.-At
about o CLOCK P. NJ. yesterday, while Zningulus
Mckay, aged thirteen, residing. at 4l2 Rampant
street. and Mitteo Lomat aged eight, residing
| on Melpomene street, near Rampant, were on
| their way home from school, they became en-
| gagged in difficulty, in the course Of which the
| boy Mckay drew revolver and fired at little
Mitteo, but fortunately did not nit him. tap
pears that the bov Mckay had taken the revolver
from home without the knowledge OF his parents
DELICATE SUBJECT TO BRoAcH.-One jeff
Smith, steamboatman, was run into the Harbor
Sat on, charged by c. f.. Stokes with broaching
the cargo Of the Gov. Allen, en- the Levee, head
OF Gravier street.
LARcENr.-Mrs. NJ. Brown lost 10 yards of
c9llco and a cotton-hook, which she y.lues 1T
- 50. She received information that one John
Newton got away with it, therefore she caused
his arrest and Judgment i'll the Sixth Precinct
station.
ACCIDENT Failing lToN-At 7:30 this morn
lnS the wall OF the two-story building No. liz
Market street was blown down and fell upon Mr..
william Brown, breaking his left arm and right
ankle. DR.. Arson examined and dressed his in
Jurles and recommended his removal to the
onarlty Hospital, which was accordingly done.
Mrs. WENrzE.'s TROUBLES. -NIrs. Wentzel
brings serious charge against Mrs. Lena Bon
neWltZ, Miss Caroline BoEnewtz and Miss Mary
Connors. She solemniv AYERS that these three
ladies' nave committed a breach OF trust and en-
bezz!enent, and caused Deputy Clerk Michel to
arrest the three and lodge them in The Seventh.
HONEST STUBBs. "A fine black valise and con-
tents, marked J. c. W., West Baton Rouge, was
found by Mr.. S.ubbs Jr., between nsne and ten
O'Clock last night at the of Jefferson street
and Levee, and was left by him at he Carroilten
Station. The owner can recover the property by
calling for it.
FELoN1ous ENTER1SG.-Ofiicer J. NJ. McEntee
at half-past II O'Clock this morning, one Bridget
Corners, who is charged by John Hanning with
having fe.oEously entered his residence in the
night time aud stolen basket Of clothing and
other articles, among which We're some pieces of
siycrware. Is this the same Bridget Connors
who went for Mrs. Pastors wardrobe yesterday?
TtGERvIL!E THIEVES. William Sheridan and
George Talbot w-re arrested by Officer Sweet
Of the Gretna Station, charged with being dan
Serous and suspicious characters. and also, from
Information received, with having committed
robbery at Tigervile.
MISCELLANEOUS. Six women of ill-repute, for
violation OF article 500, city ordinance. rested in
the Fourth Precinct last night. They were run
in from the corner of CustOmhouse and Basin
streets.
Several drunken sailors and disturbers of the
peace shared the inequalities OF the Fourth also.