The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-01
THE CITY.

A FATAL ACCIDENTAL udll- paSt IL Y cioCh
on Monday morning white man named
Joseph jackson, employed in screwing cot
ton on the ship Vanguard, lying at Post %,
Third District, accidentally fell into the hold
of the vessel a distance of about forty feet,
and was seriously injured about the head and
body. Dr. Davidson was summoned and ex-
amined his injuries, and pronounced him past
recovery. Jackson was taken to his resi-
dence on Vaudeville street, near Burgundy
ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-Mr. Jean Baptiste
Riveros came to the Fourth Precinct Station
and reported to Captain Joseph that some
time last Saturday, while three young men
were in skiff going out hunting, one OF the
guns accidentally went off, wounding one OF
the parties named Edouard, in the left leg,
below the knee. The wounded man was con-
veyed to his residence, No. ESQ Ursulines
street, and afterwards sent to the Charity Hos
pital The name of the other parties could
not be ascertained.
On THE WAE PATH.-Edward Carnish got
into trouble sure enough Monday. He drank
too much bad whisky early in the morning,
and at $50 o'clock, Monday evening, found
himself within the four walls of the Fifth
Precinct Station. He met Eliza Carnish at
the corner of Burgundy and Frenchmen
streets, and for old acquaintance sake beat
and kicked her about like football; so
much so that she thought he intended to take
her life Edward had large sized white
handled razor concealed on his person when
searched at the sation. This was also booked
to his credit.
CUTTING AND WoUNDING.-S Maurice came
to jail from the corner of Front and Cross
man streets, Monday. on warrant taken out
by Jean Francois who swears that Maurice
cut and dangerously wounded him, with the
full intent of putting an end to his existence.
LARcESY.-Officer Isabelle, at 10 O'Clock,
Monday morning. by virtue of warrant
from Judge Adams's Court, arrested one z.
j. Connolly at his residence, No. III E5pla-
made street, and escorted him to the Sixth
Precinct Station. He is charged with the
larceny of two gallons of whisky, belonging
to Mrs. Ann Clarity.
Two ORPHANS. Nellie Steele, an English
actress of some note, either at home or
abroad, made things lively when she waltzed
into Miss Alice Love, who follows the same
occupation, Monday morning, on one of the
principal streets in the Second District Mel
lie came out victorious, and paid the penalty
OF assaulting Alice by being locked up.
POLICE NOTES. AT o'clock Tuesday
morning one John f. Clarke, sailor on the
ship Custor, living at the head of Barracks
street, boarded the vessel and commenced to
fight and disturb the peace generally. Officer
Hanchen, thinking that some one was about
to get killed, rushed to the ship and collared
the sailor.
The bridge at the corner of Annunciation
and Fourth streets is in broken and danger
GUS condition.
9. M. Moreles, broker, and W. W. Nc
Culloch had some words on Carondelet street,
Monday, about money matters, which termi-
mated in the former being struck in the face.
Joseph Pitre stole something from Treville
Bernard, so he swears before Judge Staes,
and was run into the Third Precinct Station
from his place of business in the French beef
market.
A pistol and knife were found concealed on
the person of James Duffy, wood dealer,
when he was taken to the jackson Square
Station.
Mr. P Mcclure at half-past o'clock Mon
day evening, caught man named Frederick
Epps in the act of stealing a lot of iron
couplings from the corner of Terpsichore and
Tchoupitoulas streets and saw him as far as
the Pecanier Station, where he was deposited.
ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-A colored man, name
unknown, accidentally shot himself last Sun
day, while hunting on Bayon ST. John. He
was cared for by his friends.