The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-28
THE CITY.

OK THE WAr PArH.-Mr,. Boy!in and her
gushing progidy, Miss Boylin, OF eignt
summers were arrested yesterday tor con-
tempt of court Yesterday, when taken to
the Central Station, she had a wee drop OF
the ardent aboard.
The first one to come IN her way was an
unfortunate peeler; she made for him in good
style and handed him one behind the ear and
following it up with regular Old time kick,
landed him sprawling on the stone pavement.
Assistance was called aud the irate Boyln
was taken into the courtroom; she there in
language more expressive than elegant, went
for the Judge. officers and lawyers lndis-
criminately, and swore to have the blood OF
any who dared lay hands on her.
At this juncture the Judge became uneasy
for the safety of the court, and ordering the
officers to take her out, sent the lady OF the
boomers costume to the Parish Prison, where
she will have ample time to cool down.
AN UNDISCOVERED ROBBERY. - At $50
| O'Clock yesterday morning cash drawer was
found on Gravier, between st. Charles ana
Camp streets, containing bread tickets of the
Stonewall bakery, and package of yellow
envelopes. The drawer was taken to the Gen.
trail station, but no information IS to where
the drawer was stolen from has been learned
as yet
FOUND IN THE R1vER-The body of an un-
known white man was found floating in the
river at the head of Jordan Avenue, yester-
day afternoon, at o'clock. The man, from
appearances, is about forty years old, hair
slightly gray, and had on, when found, a
white calico shirt, spotted vest, jean pants
and brogans, without stockings
The body has not as yet been identified,
but has been supposed to be the body of Jno.
DAs~ A. -
Bodmann, burned on Friday, ed inst.
At II o'clock last night no news of any other
bodies being found was received at the Har-
Dor Police Station.
THE LAUGHING WArERs.-The Minnie Ha-
ha residing at the corner of Basin and Com
mon streets, was arrested by virtue of q war
a row as to be classed as a disturber of the
peace. Judge Evans jotted her down fog
twenty dollars, and she went on her way re-
joicing.
WICKED MAN.-One j. A. Henry repaired to
The st. James Hotel yesterday and raised
and when told to desist, made an
assault and battery upon an unofending
party, for which he was run in to the Contra!
Station at the instance of Mr.. J. P. Longley-
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.
BITING DoGs.-Patrolman Commons of the
Fifth Precinct has been playing havoc with.
makes way with about two day on an aver
lge; at least he disposed of that number yes
erday. He excuses himself by saying that
hey had been gnawing at the children on his
peat.
The UHLANs The uhlans were not called
lpon to do anything special for their country
They ambled through space in
he suburbs quite at their leisure, for the re-
ord from that precinct shows that no arrests
we're made there.
LARcEN1Es. Collins and Anderson
lad occasion this morning to take charge OF
Zen Schneider, George Morgan and =. L.
Whitney, who were congregated on the cor
er of Poydras and p. ters streets, where they
ndulged in disturbance of the peace. The
ubject Of dispute was seven dollars and
alt, which Schneider charged the other two
ouths with having stolen.
The charge against Henry Smith, for which
e was indicted into the Rousseau Street
tation, is larceny of small quantity Of
ine
The friends of Louis johnson, small boy,
,und him lingering in the Seventh Station,
ne charge against him being tapping a till tc,
le tune Of 81 so.
utches of the law yesterday, ia the town Of
retna, and was informed that the cause of
is trouble was the palming off of twenty
0llar counterfeit note on Henry Stamm.
tamm won't stand any such fool;shness.
MISCELLANEOUS. - Margaret Lyons was
laced in the Central Station Monday,
larged with insanity.
For sailing into an officer and bothering
i'm while in the discharge Of his duty, Annie
alton was retired to cell in the First Dis
let Police Station.
William Francois, for pilfering molasses on
le levee, was captured and booked for an
,pearance before Judge Staes.
Michel Mason, John Fisher and Frank
ray were lodged in the Central Station las.
ght, charged with being dangerous and
lspicious characters and being on premises
here they had no business.
George Phelps laid it ON Thomas McDuff
70 other day. with intent to kill, so said, and
now paying the penalty of his rashness by
temporary sojourn in the Fifth Precinct