The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-26
THE CITY.

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most degraded retreats for drunken negroe
and Migrants in general and has been looked
I. upon by the police with eyes OF suspicion.
The uproar and nightly debauches becam,
OF such nature that last night Sereean
Ryan ard Corporal Brennan, of the FIRST
with squad OF men, made a raid upon tn
den and took therefrom thirty five of it
nightly habitues who were drunk and carous
ing N such a manner as to make nigh
hide us.
The black Migrants were taken to the First
Precinct Station and lodged in cells, charged
with disturbing the peace, where they mada
the sta ion resound with their drunken songs
and loud yelling. All night this was kept up
and neither persuasion nor threats could
| make them desist, until wearied and tired
they huddled together in the cells, and snored
the balance of the night away.
| UNwELcoME VISITORS. Mr.. Hugh Dougher-
tV, who resides at the corner of l. .fayete and
Howard streets, complains that he has been
molested aud despOiled of some of his moy-
lie property by cert in nocturnal marauders,
who have OF late vi-ited him quite Frequently
Last Tuesday night they appropriated his
cab harness, and "Wednesday night they call
ed again aud took unto themselves the cab
seats AMI various articles of clothing. 1t ap-
pears that there is no policeman stationed in
that vicinity, hence burglars and sneak
thieves have ample opportunity to ply their
work
UNDER Bonds. Owen Aymee. the car driver
who ran over the child on the 18th instant.
was brought before Judge Adams yesterday,
charged with mansaughter. The accused
Was placed under $4,000 bonds tor his appear
ance.
From Evening Edition OF Yester6ayf
1SsANITY.-One Aaron Boone, a man aged
fitty-seven years, was brought from Plaque
mines, charged by one Ed. Robertson with
being slightly loony. Boone was locked in
the Eighth Precinct Station for safe keeping.
ACCESSORY. One John Lynch was arrested
at the corner Of Vaudeville and Robertson
streets, by Officer Pelle, and lodged in the
Fifth Precinct Station, being charged as an
&C ;essory to the cutting and dangerously
woundIng one L. Sanchez.
A BIG HAuL-T@elve women, who live as |
best they may, at the corner of Customhouse |
and Franklin streets, were last night taken
INTO the Fourth Precinct Station, for standing
q the doors OF their dens after hours and
attempting to inveigle passers-by to 90 in.
The breakers of this law ranged from fifteen to
hlrty years of age and were of as many dit
erent shades Of color
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY. - Some unknown
hlef or thieves, about o'clock this morning,
made an attempt to enter Johns barber shop.
N Magazine street. near Delord, by breaking
pane OF 81 IS in the front door, The ire
resslble Pendegrast scanting the thief from
tar, approached the spot, and seeing the
hlef, gave chase and fired his little gun at
be lying burglar, but failed to hit his mark.
he question arises was it burglar or anoth- .
OF the officers spiritual visions.
BAD AIMA great deal Of wood having !
cen lately stolen from the piles on Julia
rect, alongside of the New Basin, Sergeant
anklrk and another officer secreted them ,
lives behind the wood last night, for the
urpose OF catching thetheves. The thieves
me and Went without being caught; some
s'eral shots We're fred at them and the j.
eelers chased them but the wood nippers" !.
ere sWltter OF feet and g t away. =
LARCENY George Finnegan, Charles vii t
ans alias Ward, and John Burns, all placed b
pom the police register as thieves, were ar n
sted by Officers Fo,trick and Regain, on st. y
haries near Perdido street charged by one Il
w. Sullivan, of % st. Challes street, with G.
eng found under suspicious circumstances S
I'd committing larceny. The promising ii
10 were lodged in the FIRST.
IMPORTANT To SOME ONE-Last night while {,
e fuss and fiddle WIS going on, at the cor u
+ OF Magazine and st. Joseph streets, over II
imaginary or real burglar, difficult to tell p
llch key, which is used to change the y
mblnatlons OF safe locks, was found and "
ken to the First Precinct. If any one has q :,
It such, Major Boyle requests them to come !. u
d claim it. az
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On Suspicion. One Louis Wilson beine f1
spec led of stealing a COW in Gretna, was ii
'ested by Officer Roach of the Eighth Sub ii
q lodged IN the station, where he will re- pl
lin until hi, trial tn
CT. Holden, man who y
S the honor to hold the position of q
llted States soldier. is charged by one Fred
'ck with having committed highway rob
fy on burgundy. between Toulouse and
Louis streets. Holden was put in the
ird.
1oRS Found. Corporal Connors, of the ",
rbor, IN his peregrinations, vas so lucky as If
IND two sacks Of corn under the outside ~
torn OF the Chattanooga Railroad DEPOT. y,
I'd of Glrod street.. Surprising that the on
IN had been stolen and put there, the Off IN
took the corn to the station to await If
INFANT. ~
'HARGED WITH FoRGERY-A warrant being sh
led from the Second Municipal Police DR.
lrt for the arrest OF Eugene Broadnax, he ne
run into the Third Precinct Station YES &c
lay near noon, being charged by one C. W. pit
son with having committed forgery. yo
lUNIcIPM CoURr RETURNS During the
* ending Saturday, March Goth, there th1
collected as fines in the several Municipal tai
lrts of the city the following amounts, III
ch were handed over to the Administrator "a,
Police: -,
irst District Judge Evans. SlO9; Second rat
trIct. Judge Staes, nothing; Third Dis tri,
t, Judge Long, SO; Fourth District, mol
sc Adams, SIS; Fifth District, Judge Ina
Jormack, So. Total, Sl70 no
HARITT HosPITAL. John Anderson went to frIi
Fifth Pr c.nt Station in a sick and desti- tua
condition, and was sent to the Charity ton
pital to receive medical attendance. lar;
- Laura Harris being yo,
rged with the larceny of six dollars and anf
hing to spoil the pealers snort s,1rrop- ~