The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-01

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. THE CITY.
e DEAD Doas-During the week ending yester
day 247 dogs departed this lifs, HAVING bee n
! poisoned with sausages. The number of deatbs
reached 1915 dogs.
) Denton yesterday from his residence on Jose
, phine street, between Camp and Magazine
. streets, the house was entered by sneak thief
who stole therefrom twenty linen shirts, one pair
gold ear rings, two gold breast pins and four
petticoats. No clue to the thief.
ACCIDENTAL about O'Clock yesterday ever
ing little boy named Samuel Vosburg, aged
about six years. was badly scalded about the
body by the steam escaping from pipe running
into the street from RObinson's sash factory, at
the corner Of Howard and Gravier streets. The
boy was taken to his home, No. 70 Locust street,
and ATTENDED by physician.
LARCENY AND PocxEr-P1cK1No.-John Walker.
alias John Baptiste, who is said to be thief by
profession was, on the complaint OF r. r. Brown,
| arrestt at the corner OF CsrOaGelet and Lafay-
cite streets, charged with larceny and pocket
picking, and lockei up in the central station.
% Was arraiened before the First Municipal
Court, pleaded not guilty, and placed under
bonds Of $50 for his appearance.
REPAIRS NEEDED.-The shed attached to the
| bakery. at the corner OF Palmyra and Claiborne
streets, is reported in . dangerous condition and
liable to fall at any moment. The property is
said to be owned by Mr.. Beebe.
FATAL AccrDENT.-Between the hours Of and
4 o'clock P. NJ. Saturday, rs engine No. ~, with
| tender attached, Jackson Rail DAD, was on its
way down to the city, and passing the Labarre
road, the engine ran over and instantly killed an
unknown white man, aged about sixty five years,
five feet five inches in height grey hair and full
grey beard. Was dressed In black alpaca coat,
cloth vest, white shirt, dark grey hat with WIDE
black band, and brogan shoes. The deceased
had on his person two pair of specks, one gold
ring, three five dollar bills and one small brass
key.
from Yesterdays Evening Ediion.l
FrREs.-Between the hours Of II and - O'Clock
Friday hight fire broke out in two-story frame
house, on Verret's Canal, owned by Barney Car
ney aud Cecilia Sherry. The building was totally
destroyed. Loss 500. No insurance. Cause Of
fire unknown.
At To- ?. N. Friday, q fire was discovered in
the one-story frame house, on Claiborne, be-
tween columbus and LaHarpe Streets owned by
NJ. D. Grod and occupied by NJ. A. Oalapge.
The flames were extinguished BY the inmates Of
the house before any m aterial damage was done.
NEGRO Row AND CurrrNa.-A 1915 A. M.
Saturday, difficulty occurred between two
negro women Of i'll fame named Mary Mcl lelan
ana Kate Hailard, which resulted in the latter
being cut and severely wounded in the left
shoulder with knife. The fight occurred on
the corner Of Rampant and st. Louis streets.
The wounded woman was taken to drug store,
where her wounds we're dressed by physician
and pronounced not dangerous. From thence
che was taken to the Charity Hospital. Kate
Halard was arrested and lodged in the Third
Precinct.
THE BURGLAR QUARrErrE SPECIAL Officer
Blsudin, Of the Fifth, went to the house of VIM.
Green on Greatmen street, and there discovered
the following articles: Al empty wel,y box, q
were taken to Mrs. Ruiz, $50 Dauphiue street,
who identified the articles as portion of the
property stolen from her on the night Of the 29th
inst There was also found red table cloth
ON the corner of Roya! and Piety Streets on the
same night IS the burglary of Mrs. Ruiz
The goods were deposited at the Fifth Precinct
Station, and VIM: Green arrested, charged with
burglary. At 1920 the same night Charles
Leighton, Stephen Johnson and Anthony Bigney,
ii well-known thieves, were arrested and lodged
n the Fifth, charged with being accessories to
he burglariee.
Coal On ExPLos1oN.-At $50 P. M, July 30. =
cosl oil lamp exploded and set fire to the one,
tory frame house owned and occupied by Peter
Saublix. Loss about $50.
STREET COMMISSIONERS Norrs.-There isa
arge pile OF dirt lying on Canal between How
Ird and Where streets, which should be removed.
t is an obstruction, and is apt to Tighten horses
hat pass.
POLICE NorEs.-Wm. Howard, supposed to be
insane, was secured in the Fifth for safe keep ,
Wilson and Mary Hunter found under sus-
lcious circumstances on the premises of Mr.
litchel, on Clouet, between Daupaine and Bur
INDY streets, were locked up in the Fifth
Peter johnson, who was found under eus-
lcious circumstances on the prem'se No, $50
liberty str. et was lodged in the Second Precinct
tation by Officer Herman.
John Oliver, whe had property in his posses
ion supposed to be stolen. was confined in the
econd.
Francis McRay, as vagrant, was tsken to the
entral station and there incarcersted by Officer
kIllman.
H. Kelly and L. Beckford, deserters from the
nited States ship Canandaigus, were locked up
the Central station Friday night.
Inc carnival OF dog pc soning holds its own; de-
lnct ours to the amount Of twenty. or more.
ecOrate the streets.
Fred. Drummer, for malicious mischief was in
lrcerated in the Fourth.
Philip Cranmer and HeOry Graphic made a.
ssperate assault On P. H. Mooney with dan.
erous weapon with intent to kill, for which
tile sport they were locked up in the Sew
william Burns, charged by Emma Ho1me.
lth having properly in his possession. knowing
e same to be stolen, was locked up in the
ghth.
Joseph Halsen, alias Armeste, sur endered in
Q THIRD Municipal Police Court, Oh arged with
thng and dangerously wounding one T n
lrley with intent to kill.
Assault and battery with intent to kill. ia the
arge brought ag inst Phil Grey, who was
cked up in the Fifth.
The Times We Live In.
The historical chateau of vaux, saws the
aA Maa Gazette. which was built BY the
eau lntendant OF Finance, Fouquet in the
ign OF Louis XIV, has just been knocked
'wn to sugar refner for g1OO 600. To
'ild his chateau and make his park, Fouquet
a 10 sweep away several villages, and pal
and gardens cost him the enormous sum
lo.oOO OOO ivres (nowadays Is 100000
lncs.) After Fouquet had been arrestad