The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-30
THE CITY.


u ferday on clutches. He uses the implement
s Well.
ALMOST Drowned Unknown drunse
: am tumb-ed in tn gutter, at the corne
0 d Poydras and Care ndelet streets. and va
t rescued from drowning ~. Nj. Alex DAl
/ 5Leimer.
The s1aoV1z Ro HBEEI. - Special Office
hos. Devereaux ARE sted at the corner OF -
SAaries ard Canal streets f.. ohn Burns AHA
Three Fingered Burns, a professional thief
al HOS &aI'agher las F-enoby alias Rush
Wao, as an ostaIsible living sells newspapers
me pair ere charge d, from information re
ceaVed, wit .,DreahlDg and entering the stor,
O. Sproule, a. the corIer OF Common and St
tLarles streets, on FRIDAY night last anf
committing larceny.
oIsMIssE2.-P atrolman ". J. OConnor. OF
he Sixth Precinct was found guilty OF
| le3nlng IL d false alarm of Ere on the nioht
OF the I'D inst, before the Board of Metro
| polItan Police, and was dismissed from the
| -a.ee.
Patrolman e. L. Armadel was dismissed
nom the fo-ce by the PoI:oe Board, BEING
Sound guilty of conduct unbeeolaing an Off,
Ger, by insulting his superior officer and
smoking IN the Courtroom.
| MonE Lc,'uzEy Sw1NDLEEs. ~ Yesterday pri
robert R1oerts and Antonio ella dodpipn
| around Magnolia Garden IL search of some
green horn to take in on the bogus lottery
game. These men are wei known accom-
pllces OF the notorious "Cklcago Dick" who
IS now in tie Parish Prison awaiting his tria-
as the captain Of this gang o. sw;ndlers. The
trio was Brought before Ju6 &c Staes and plead
guilty. twenty-five dollars and 1--WE days was
the sentence. Money was sca-ce they tool
the five days.
DRoW,zn.-An unknown white man. las. |
evening. at about $50 o'clock, in attemptin,
to Jump from the wharf &c tie Gretna Fer III
to the b2at, at the head Of jackson street. |!
missed the boat and fell into the river ard !
drowned.
AT the time. the boat was landing. but i
is supposed the unfortunate man thought she
was going out His body. was not recovered
CoH9NsEs INQUEST. TIE Coroner, yesta~-
day, held an inquest on the body of c. ".
Wesley, aged eighteen Yeas. The deceased
took rooms at the Wave-isy Hotel on FRIDAY
last, and died on Sunday night
line TRY returned as a verdict that sho
deceased died from co,sesticn of the brain.
HAa<Gss FoUND.-A sack OF harness is 1eld
at the Fourth Precinct Station for a claimant
The harness was fo.ad concealed in the
lumber yard Of l.. Eoca, corner Robertson
street and Carondelet Wax
ATTEMPTED StIclrS. During Sunday aster-
noon Mrs Alataeson, residing on the corner
Of Gaiennie and Magazine streets atte~,nted {
10 pat an end to he, LIE by hanging lie self
20 bed post with .. mans shirt Fo. some s
.lnae past the lady has been much decreased
BY domestic difficulties. Sunday evening sha :
gaze her three Children in charge of he-.slster
I'D the servant employed in the housa, and :
to them: "The next time Won both a
zee me, l may be corpse a
She then retired to her chamber aad after L
ochlng the door hung herself as above stated i
ne colored woman fearing that al was not L
lgbt, looked through the key hole, when
he discovered AIRS. Matheson Ganp!;no to
he bed post. She Immediately aailed The I
ady's sister ald breaking open the door cut a
he unfortunate lady down and administered a
estoratlves. At 10 o'clock last evening, Mrs. v
latheson Lad apparently entirely recovered. /
Man SrAnBED SEVEN TI,zs.-A man /
AIMED Thomas Kelly was horribly h
utcherel Sunday evening at about 2 o'clo, * /,
the corner OF Levee and Elysian Fields
treets, ~ receiving seven knife wounds. two /
+ which are in the right side and considered =
y DR.. Schunaker as dangerous, if not NOR =
II. i man named Peter Conberren was ID
olnted out TO the police by Kelly as the one
no eut him. IA,
The accused was taken into the Fifth Pre-
met Station, but denies having done the
ltting, and says that he saw the wounded !,
laM Nelly, who was intoxicated, assault IN u
nknown man with whom he (Kellv) was al
liking, when the two aiinched, and after .
leir separation Kelly was found to he q.
'yered with blood. Tut Conberren saws he III
al nothing to do with the affair, and slat :. 20
ely accused him n.aliciously, as they had ~
ever been on good terms. The wounded j.,
an was taken to his residence No. Sg3 DAN %
llne street. a.
CUTTING AFIRAx. At u o'clock Saturday II
GIT difficulty occurred at 2l7 South Basin au
rect, corner Of Girod street, in which MARY nj
Owls was severely cut with a tumbler and he
seph Lewis severely wounded by Ratchet.
sey Williams and Peter Connolly were the
lef assaulters, and Louis Williams backed
EN- up Somehow or other Jeryis Ious
as the Bully, got mixed up in the row, when u
rough and tumble ensued The whole -
ovid were locked up in the Central Station ~,
airy spohe IN terms rather deropatorv of ~
sey character, which caused the row. ~
ACCIDENTAL DEowNING.-At nom Sn,aox I'll
the steamboat Era No 10, from Loclnnrt BE
IS passing down the river opposite White. LIE
IL Point Charles Delmar, one of the crew TIL
overheard and was drowned before as. are
lance could reach him. 1t appears that Ma
lunar had been in the engine room. and lar
ming out walked along the edge OF the to
ards when he suddenly lost his footing, COZ
|, and disappeared under the water. The Gle
at was stopped and a yawl launched in rec
rcn OF the man, but he was no where to be win
mo. belmar was German, and about 40 owe
lfs OF age, and was employed on the boat as ha1
l9at Picker He leaves wife and family vii
the city. '' VIII
MORE MYSTERY. Two citizens, named T. sm,
bose and Louis Hebler, report, at the vie vie
urn URN lfeclnct Station, having found, about cyt
o clock Saturday morning, in Lake Pont- has
-r'faln, near the shore, about eighteen , nro
es east OF the Lake End, the body of a l plo
lie man supposed to have been in the o o4,.
er tor about eight days. The deceased o oa
KS to be about tsirty-fve years old, black 1G lit
Z, haa on grey flannel shirt, black or
WI Jeans pantaioons, no coat and yellow
es.