The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-25
THE CITY.

| MORE VENDETTA. About halfpast 8 o'cloc
| last night, as MIR. Michael Mack was on hi
way home, considerably under the infuenc
of liquor and when on Dauphine street, be
tween Orleans and st. Ann, he was ap
preached by an Italian named Francisc
i.ala, who evidently mistook him for one Q
his tribe, from behind, and was severely Gu
| in the right side of the neck.
| The assassin fed, and was pursued to hi
house on St. Ann street, between Dauphin
and Burgundy, by Officer Nickerson an / foul
citizens, who were eye-witnesses to the affair
The officer entered the place and succeeded
in capturing Lala, who was locked up at tn
Third Precinct Station.
LaIs the moment he got into the house
armed himself with large sized horse pisto
and attempt to fire it off at the officer, wht
was EQUAL to the emergency and wrenchee
the weapon out of his hand. The wounded
man was taken to the Charity Hospital.
INQUEST IN THE MCLAUGHLIN MURDEI
CAsE.-Coroner Chastant yesterday held an
inquest in the case of John Mclaughlin, who
brutally shot and murdered his wife, Mrs.
Catherine Mclaughlin, while under the IN
fuence of liquor, Monday night, at the
corner of Richard and Religious streets.
Mrs. Perkins and Officers Feline and Adams
were examined, whose testimony went to
show that it was premeditated and cold
blooded murder.
The Coroner's jury gave a verdict that the
deceased came to her death from a wound In
f,cted with pistol in the hands of her hus-
band, John Mclaughlin.
Coroner Chastant will to-day make an afi-
davit against Mclaughlin, who is now in Gus
tody, charging him With the crime of willful
murder.
TAKEN IN-William Gaming, youth of 81
summers, who has no occupation, was at 4
o'clock yesterday evening arrested and locked
up in the Third Precinct Station, charged by
Peter Providence with the larceny OF $6 in
q. s. currency. When searched at the STA
ton q lsrge-sized razor was found on his per-
son; hence the additional charge OF carrying
concealed weapons was recorded against
him.
SOMEBODY'S Hoos-At 430 o'clock We'd
nesday evening, Officer Adams arrested two
Young men named Johnny Williams and
James Hoyle, at the corner of Front and
ITALIA street,, with hog each in their pos
session supposed to have been stolen. They
refused to state how they became the peace
full possessors OF the hogs when they were
overhauled, and were duly incarcerated.
HAD HER HIP BRoKEN-A woman named
Louisa Chittenhelm, thirty-fye years old aud
q native of Germany, while under the infu-
ence of LIQUOR fell down in walking out of her
room in the rear of Auers brewery, on
street, between st. James and
Market, and apparently broke or dislocated
her hip. She was sent to the Charity Hos
pital, where she received medical attention.
Tob
Raney Walls, the little boy that was burnt
Wednesday morning by the explosion of
co Il oil Can at the corner of ST. Ann and Ma
rails streets, died at 4:30 o'clock last evening,
from the effects Of the injuries received.
DANGEROUS CHARACTER. j. Loubastrie,
alias Joe Lewis, a well-known thief, was ar
rested at the corner of Canal and Franklin
streets by Special Officers Roxborough and
Hennessey on charge OF being dangerous
and suspicious character.
AN ATTEMPT AT ARsoN.-On Wednesday
morning, about 40 O'Clock, an attempt was
made by some unknown person to burn the
,ne-story frame house at the corner of French
men and Derbigny streets, owned and occu-
pied by Mr.. A. w. Harrington as dwelling
house and drug store. A portion of the out
side of the house was saturated with coal oil,
been for the timely arrival of the officer on
that beat, who discovered an unknown man
in the act of touching it off, and Immediately
gave chase, but the miscreant succeeded in
making his escape, after being pursued for
several squares by the officer and being fired
1t several times.
SEVERELY Burned boy named Henry
Tally, residing at the corner of st. Ann and
Maraiu xubi1o in bo nt Of irdEno
ire at o'clock Wednesday morning, with a
IAN full of coal oil, which caught fire and
exploded. John Ramsey Wills, boy seven
Years. of age, was standing near by at the
line, and was severely if not fatally burned
bout the face, body and legs. Henry Tally
escaped unhurt. The oil was purchased at
he grocery store of Mr.. Bernard, at the COR
Ter of St. Ann and Marais streets.
WITH DANGEROUS WEApoN-John Jack
on made things lively Tuesday afternoon at
he corner of Gaiennie and Magazine streets.
George Higgins tackled him, and he got his
mad up, and chased him around with long
mattress needle, with intent to run it through
lin. Officer Cheevers appeared On the
round, and settled the dispute by arresting
ackson.
LARcENY.-Kitty Mccoy was pulled on a
'niioht uCouoy3 ShoA6Ou W SdoAACo AhOaA-
el with larceny, just as she was leaving the
'egram Hotel, where she has been holding
orth for several weeks.
POLICE NOTES.-The feed store No. 119
Saronne street, was found open at O'Clock
Wednesday morning by Officer Dorsey, who
ecured the doors.
James Skally pounded Theresa Crittenton
tuesday night, at the corner of St. Thomas
nd st. James Streets and retired in the Pac-
nier station.
The pump in the st. Johns Market, Algiers,
J out of order, causing the market to remain
q filthy condition.
The bridge at the corner of Peter and FL |
lira streets is broken and in dangerous
ondition.
Officer Alexander at 3:45 o'clock Tuesday
fternoon arrested a man named Louis Mar |
in on the levee, head of Customhouse street. |
.ouis was pilfering molasses belonging to Mr.. |
Garvey, who lodged complaint against |
i'm.
Henry Allen unloaded his revolver by firing |
off in the street, and was taken into the |
fifth Precinct Station for violating the city |
rdinance relative to fire arms.
A man styling himself ''Sleepy" was found |
eeDinp on the hanouakta at onrpar |