The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-18
THE CITY.

: BEHIND THE SCENES. After the con
: cluslon of the performance at the ST
: Cnarie' 1heater on Tuesday night, two gen
/ tlemen connected Herewith, Messrs. Mitchell
J., and Sullivan, drifted gently into an alterca
ton, and from that into lively set-to, tn
/ result of which was the utter discontinue o
Mr.. Mitchell |. Mr. Mitchell is the stag,
> manager and for his familiarity with tina
official Mr.. Sullivan was straghtway pro
vlded with his walking papers.
A WOMAN DANGEROUSLY WoUNDED.-At
about haf-past II clock yesterday afternoon
a hight took place between two women named
La ia Fofgo and Mary Malison on the corner
OF Perdido and Dryades streets. Both Of the
wretches fought with the desperation of
tigresses, Lotta Fargo receiving two CHASTITY
cuts, one across the forehead and the other on
the lett side of her neck, the wounds being
inflicted by knife in the hands of her savage
opponent.
The wounded woman was conveyed to the
Charity Hospital, where she now lies in a
crit cal condition. Mary Madison was arrest
ed and locked up in the First Precinct Sa-
ton, charge of fighting, disturbing the
peace, and dangerously wouniing being pre-
ferred against her by officer Mooney, who
made the arrest
FROM esterday S Evening Edition.
RAID ON A MONTE DEN. Jos. Boutte and
jules Boutte, who keep low gambling den
for negroes and whites, and who deal night
and day he game known as monte to all who
may come along with stray nickel or larger
moneys, have been stopped in their nefarious
occupation. These men have fer a long time
been carrying on this place in direct opposi-
ton to the law not only applying to unli-
censed lotteries, but also against the law of
order and propriety.
Special }. l.. Smith has for some time had
his eye on Bouttes house, and only awaited
fair opportunity to come down upon the
den, which be did this II A. NJ, just in the
midst OF the deal and when the house was |
filled with Il motley crowd OF Migrants. The
Boutte brothers were taken to the First Pre-
clnct and locked up to await the voice of the |
law in their case
The man Joseph Boutte, it will be remem-
bered, was the Republican nominee in The
last election for Criminal Sheriff and is now
an asprant for the position Of Chief OF Po-
lice.
The pair were taken before Judge Evans.
Of the First Metropolitan Police Court, who
sent them to the Second Metropollt IN Police
Court, their offense having been committed
out OF the jurisdiction of the FIRST Court.
GRAND LARcENY.- last Sunday morn
ing. Spanlard named Antoine Fernandez
robbed one Bernardo Flolesco of clothipo
money and a watch, amounting to $500 IN
all. The thief left on the Morgan Railroad.
On learning of his departure, corporal of
police IN company with Officer Roach of the
Eighth, started IN pursuit Of the fugitive, and
IN capturing him at Brashear CITY.
The watch, lot Of clothes and sd in cur
rency was found upon him. He was brought
back to Gretna and lodged in the station
house, charged with grand larceny.
ANOTHER DISASTER FROM SEpToL1NE OIL C
1t about % O'Clock last evening" while S.llie
'chatfer Was attempting to fill lighted lamp
rom can OF septoline Oil at her residence
N Harmony street, she was severely burned
bout the body and limbs by the explosion of d
be oil can. Her friends, as soon as thew
Ound the suffering woman, called in Dr..
1utchlngs who, after examining and dress
ng the burns, pronounced the woman danger
u'ly # not fatally burned The oil was pur P
hased at the corner OF Harmony and Con
lance streets.
A LOST CHILD.-About II 10 this morning
boy named Joe Schue took to the police
tation little girl about three wears of age.
ark eyes, light hair, tied with a yellow
ring on the top, whom he picked up on
amp street. but owing to the childs fright
information as to who she was could be
armed.
At the time of finding, the child had with L
er small red dog the animal refusing to
ave the child for one moment, but followed
Hr into the station and kept his eye fixed
pom her face. kilograms were sent to all E'
atoms, Informing them of the fact, and
oubtless the child will be claimed before @
ght. %
MISCELLANEOUS. -Rebecca Penn became
Iercome by too much benzine and used the
ost obscence language at the corner of Bien
lie and Franklin streets and was taken into
g Fourth.
Jacob Adolph caused the imprisonment of
re James Williams in the Second Precinct 81
r an attempted robbery on Magnolia be- Iii
zen Clio and Erato streets n
Chas. Beckman, being charged bv Francis
est with the larceny OF pair of shoes was ',
cked up In the FRS Precinct Station for the ia
rpose of improving his morals "A
Rachel Wright, charged by Robert Elan
tn larceny, reposed in the E ghth last night sI
Joe Leehman IS charged by E. Erwin with
'ault and battery with intent to kill. and W.;
- by virtue OF warrant, arrested and run
O the Fifth.
Mrs. klaber says Mrs. Lacy had in her pos. Ch
sion goods which were known to be stolen
d lad Alrs. L. locked up in the Fifth. as
5. l. says that Mrs. klaber has very little ct
TX Of human kindness left.
Alfred Howard was found under susniciora uc
at the corner of Carroll ma q. =
ydras reefs, and was taken to the First &, =
7clAcs Station to present him doing ms
Ohm Chanley, having no canine companion Tic
h which to rove around, purlointd the 20
W. ID. dfl1h(h, from the steamship Eicks-
'g. Chanley reposed in the Sixth Precinct {. Fl
night. -