The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-21
THE CITY.

BoDY FouNp.-The body of an unknow
! man, supposed to be colored, was found yes
terday evening in the river, about eight mile
below Algiers, at Stanton's plantation. Tn
body was secured at the above plantation
awaiting the action Of the coroner.
A WILD HoRsE.-At S o'clock Monda,
evening horse attached to q buggy wa
driven at rapid rate on Rampant street, ans
when at the corner of Canal, the driver, t.
avoid running over some ladies, Turned tn.
horse suddenly, striking the body against
sign-post and throwing the driver to The
ground, slightly iDj uring him and severely
bruising the horse. The post was knocked
down, and in its descent struck candy stand
completely demolishing it.
DANGEROUS shed attached to the ice
house of Mrs Warner, No. 81 Front street, is
in dangerous condition, and liable to fall at
any time. Can any one see to this nuisance ?
CRAcKsMEN REsUNnNG BUSINESS. Between
the hours of and 3 o'clock Sunday morning
the residence of Mr. Louis Ruch, situated or
the levee, between the Jackson Saw-Mllls and
the Convent, was entered by burglars, who
took away with them one ladies' gold watch,
one small gold chain, one gold locket, and a
lot of clothing and shoes, all valued at $500.
The entrance was Effected through a side
door, which had been left open by the pro
prietor of the house. Detectives to the front.
A FRoLICKsoME HORSE. AT o'clock Sun
day evening the horse attached to buggy
driven by Mr.. Jones, suddenly took fright and
ran away at the corner of Magazine and
Washington streets, running out Washington
to Coliseum street, where the buggy struck a
tree and was dashed into pieces. throwing Mr..
Jones out, and severely ipjuripg him about
the left leg and arm, as well as sustaining
some internal injuries. The sufferer was CON.
veyed to his residence.
FIREs.-At 2:15 o'clock A. NJ, Sunday,
fire broke out in the small frame building
situated on the levee, head OF Canal street.
owned and occupied by one Reed as a soda
water and eating stand. Totally DESTROYED.
Loss $3.50. The adjoining frame building,
owned and occupied by Charles Cline as a |
soda and eating stand, damaged to the
amount Of $40. Wharf also damaged about |
S25 worth, supposed to be the work of an in. |
,endiary.
At9 o'clock A. NJ. Sunday fire origi
mated in the roof of the two-story frame
house on Seguin, near Delaronde street.
iretna, owned by Mr. George Herbert and
occupied by Mr.. Guillot. The flames were
extinguished by the Fire Depart
nent, with damage only of $50. The fire
vas caused by sparks falling on the roof from
he chimney.
GOOD ARREsT.-Joe Daniels, the negro
Who cut and dangerously wounded one Perry
ones, on Calliope between st. Charles and
)arondelet streets, on the night of August
was arrested by Officer Weldon and Sc
ured in the Second Precinct on Sunday.
HOSPITAL PATIENTs.-Joe' Terrell, aged 70
ears. native of England, was sent to the
harity Hospital from No. 10 Triangle Build
,gs, having been found in sick and desti-
1te condition.
Isaac Parks, white man, aged 80 years,
as sent to the Charity Hospital in sick and
estitute condition.
SERIOUS CHARGE.-Maggie Williams caused
le arrest of Nelson Elliott on the Levee, foot
Market street, charging him with assault
I'd battery and attempt to commit rape. Ell
DIT was locked up in the Eighth (Gretna)
recinct Station.
MORNING FIRE.-At 9 o'clock on Monday
orning fire was discovered in the double
anne cottage, 1873 Philip street, between An
and Laurel, owned and one-half
coupled by Mrs. Hacket and the other half
coupled by Mrs. Hurnby, where the fire
1glnated, the lady and family being absent
the time and the doors locked. The fire
IS discovered in a bed in the rear room. Il
amage to building, SIS; to bed and bedding 4
out $40; insured in the London and Lam
shire Company for $1,000. Fire Was ex in
ished by the Babcocks.