The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-17
THE CITY.
from our Evening Edition Of Yesterday
MATT HOGAN ARRAIGNED AT sTAEs' COURT.
OTHER COURT MATTERS.


| OTHER COURT MATTERS.
Matt Hogan was arraigned at this court thi
morning. charged by SPECIAL Official Smith, in al
affidavit, with having been concerned with thu
robbery Of Danziger's dry goods store, night
| before last.
The affidavit alleges that $4,000 worth of goods
| were stolen.
Hogan was put under bonds Of $4,000. Micbae,
Frowley offered the amount Of bonds which were
accepted by his Honor, on condition that they be
qualified.
Abram White, who was also concerned in this
robbery, was allowed to furnish bonds Of $4,000
! to the Parish Prison.
The case has been continued to await further
developments.
The Robinson murder case and also the Lon
Dudley arson case, IL come off at this court
ATTEMPTING TO INCITE A RIoT.-Charles Ross
was carrying on at terrible rate on the levee,
head OF Poydras street, at half past o'clock yes
terday morning. He had his shooting iron out
and wanted the worst kind TO start riot when
Officer Thomas appeared on the ground and in
yted him to create riot elsewhere, say the First
Precinct Station, which he complied with, there
by saving the lives of all within his reach outside
the lookup, so he AYERS.
MALICIOUS MIscHIEF.-A boy, thirteen wears
Of age, named Edward Eugene, was hoisted into
the Washington Square Station, by Patrolman
Johp, from the corner Of Claiborne and Elysian
Fields streets, at halfpast 2 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, charged with malicious mischief.
SUGAR THIEVES William Cleo and Joseph
Moore, aged twelve and eleven gears, attempted
to steal sugar from L. D. Campbell's place of
business on Canal street, between Front and
Wells, at halfpast 10 o'clock yesterday morning,
when they were detected by Patrolman Siers,
who locked them up on charge OF larceny.
A HEAVY HAUL.-Laura Joseph made heavy
haul yesterday morning, when she pulled a
foreigner into her den and robbed him of fifty.
two dollars and twenty cents, United States
currency, and was shortly afterwards duly hauled
into the jackson Square Station by Officer Pijeaux
who charges her from information received, with
having committed the above larceny. Laura was
happy when the police failed to find the wealth,
for then she was positive that she could get loose
once more.
A LIGHT HAUL.-Actua1ly F. Burke was soft
enough to allow the notorious Louisa Dixon (col-
ored) to induce him into her den on Burgundy
street, between BIZ nville and Cont, and beat him
out OF two dollars and seventy-five cents had it
been two thousand and seventy-five dollars he
would have lost it the same way. Louisa was
locked up, and will, very likely, get out this day.
ROBBED OF ALL He POSSESSED. - Cheek is
nothing compared to the audacity and boldness
OF the men who keep these bunko houses and
gambling hels along Canal street, near the levee.
Julius Hobley arrived here at half-past o'clock
from the over Coast, and wandered his way
down the levee and out Canal street, when he,
reaching the corner of Wells street, was stopped
lottery ticket that had drawn five hundred dol
lars, and asked the stranger to come in and help
him cash it, stating that he was perfectly willing
to divide, as he was walking the same way.
Scott, anxious to increase his fortune, lifted
his trunk, containing wearing appeared, ETC., into
the den, to assist having the check cashed, and
was kicked out OF the place in five minutes time,
minus his trunk and twenty five dollars in cur
rency. Frank Scott, the man that induced him
to go into the gambling hell, was arrested and
marched to Jail on charge Of larceny. We are
under the impression that this kind Of swindling
has been going on long enough, and for the sake
of life and property, it is to be hoped that the
police will adopt some measures in speedily having
these nusances done away with.
ACCIDENTALLY SHor.-About half-past 5 o'clock
last evening boy named Charles Grouchey, re-
siding on Palmyra street, between Roman and
Prieur, accidentally shot and severely wounded
himself in the left hand. He was taken to the
Charity Hospital, where his wound was dressed.
CONCEALED WEAPoNs.-George Green was
hauled in on the long charge of being danger
GUS and suspicious character. On arriving at his
place OF repose for the night, the Third precinct
station, dangerous weapon was found concealed
IN his person, to-wit slung shot.
A SMALL FIRE.-Last evening, about half-past
o'clock, fire was discovered in the two-story
frame house situated corner OF Canal and Solo,
mon streets, owned by M. Mcnamara and occu-
pied as public school. The flames were ex-
Ilnguished by the police and citizens without the
necessity OF giving an alarm. Damage about
thirty dollars. II insured could not be learned.
Cause of fire defective chimney.
DIsPos1NG OF Hrs NEIGHBoRs PRopERTY-l
James White attempted to dispose of lot of
ha1 orr tn Mr. OF
corner Of Canal and Front streets at half past
o'clock Friday afternoon, and was waltZed into
the Third Precinct Station for disposing of
another mans property.
SICK AND DEsTITUTE.-Jeffrey Armstrong aged
10 years, and a native of North Carolina, was
sent to the Charity Hospital in sick and desti-
tute condition from the Suburban Police Station.
STOLEN COTTON FoUND.-Hans Peterson at
tempted to pass by officer Doane, at O'Clock last
hight on Levee, between Ferdinand and Port
streets, with something in the neighborhood Of
half bale Of cotton. This could not wash in try
ing to bluff the policeman, who arrested and
locked him up in the Fifth Precinct Station for
having stolen property in his possession, know
ing the same to be such.
FIRE IN ALaIERs.-At 5:45 o'clock last evening
! fire broke out on Lafayette, between Second
md Third streets, Algiers, ewned by Mrs. Mey.
ers and occupied by Mr. Betty Paddy, which was
damaged to the extent of about $3.50. Insured
n the Merchants Insurance Company for $500.
The cause Of the fire is unknown.
Run OvER.-About o'clock this morning
nan named James Leen was run over by float
IN Canal, near Decatur street, and severely in
ured about his body. The driver, named Will
lam Boyd, was arrested and locked up in the
Jackson Square Station. The injured man was
tent to the Charity Hospital.
THE MCKAY DUNN MURDER CAsE.-Mrs. Agnes
Johnson, who was charged with being an access
,ory to the murder of Fabius Mckay Dunn, who
vas killed on New Years morning at the corner
II Canal and Basin streets, was this morning
ried and acquitted by Judge Evans, there being
10 evidence that would in any way complicate the
woman with the murder.