The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-23
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,'HE CITY,
TE'$ryv CHURCH az FIng Yesterday,
during the service at Trinity Church, and
Just at the conclusion of the Litany, the
church was discovered to be on fire.
The announcement caused considerable
alarm at first and there was sudden DISPOSE
ton evinced by the hundreds of ladies pre-
sent to rush pele-mele for the doors.
The clear voice Of the pastor, Rev. Mr..
Harris, however, rang through the church,
icounselling calmness, and the congregation
at once became composed.
The ladies acted with wonderful presence
of mind, and in the very presence Of great
danger, conducted themselves with heroism
and torbearance a. remarkable as it was ad-
mirable
The gentlemen acted with great GOODNESS,
and altogether there is much to be thankful
for in that a panic, which would have been
terrible in its consequences, was prevented.
| The engines We're on hand after some delay,
oocasioned by the key OF the alarm box hav
ing been misplaced, and thus delaying the
alarm The fire was extinguished with about
5000 damages, fully covered by insurance FOR
! so, 600 in the various companies.
HEAVY CHArGE.-Squire Gryson presented
himself on the premises of Mrs. Hackey, on
lttliSlouS street,, DGlNeGl d. MARY ana L ell
city, and therefrom enticed fine ramgoat,
for which he was arrested by the police and
lodged III the Sixth, charged with larceny.
CrTrING.- William Williams alias French
Williams, was last night arrested corner
having cut aud severely woundeda man by
the name OF Jenkins on the 2O.h instant.
MISCELLANEOUS Toulouse between Char
tres and st. Peters, is in most filthy eondi-
ton.
one S. Stewart was arrested yesterday on
Chartres. between st. Louis and Toulouse,
charged with having set fire to house No. ISL
Dauphine street.
Richard Thompson wanted to SOW his wild
oats and repaired to the evee head of Poy-
dras street, and thereirom stole one sack of
the cereal, for which he was locked up in the
FIRST Precinct.
2. Cassaque, charged by James Allin with
shooting with intent TO kill, was arrested on
Basin, between Bienvile and Customhouse
streets and lodged i'll the Fourth.
CoREEcTIoN. From information received,
the report Of the BULLETIN that Mr.. Jack Hen
negan had any connection with the Eyerard
robbery or the parties arrested for the same
was erroneous, and the correction is made
with pleasure.
On TIE RAMPAGE. The neighborhood of
-. Andrew street, between Rampant and
franklin, was the scene OF considerable eN-
element on S. ndav evening, owing to quar-
reiing between colored men in that neigh
borhood, and although the rumpus lasted
over an hour and attracted IN unusually
large crowd, no policeman made an appear
ancc.
The question rs to whether or not physiolo- |
sists should be ailog we'd to observe the work
ngs Of the internal organs of living animals |
is exciting much attention in England, the /
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Ami
mails steadily setting It's unsclentlfic face |
against vivisection, and hardly allowing one |
cat to fall under the knife without their no
tce. Mr.. Colam, the secretary of the society, |
says that some young ladies schools near
London are visited by lady Psychologists,
who carry with them RABBITS, pigeons, and
Holsters, and, in the presence of the pupils,
vivisect them. There seems no pressing
reason why Young ladies should care to know
much about physiological action ofthe organs
II the animals referred to, except az a mems
at becoming able to dissect them properly
III file kitchen matter well oroUgh under
stood by ordinary coohs. The young ladies
may, however, simply have fever of imitl-
.lon OF their American female cousins who
accordin, to English periodicals, are in the
daily custom OF viviseetinS al sorts u little
animals - what taey a.re made Of.
) euriou, electrical phenomenon IS Yc'a'ed
10 have occurred in house III California,
during a r-eent wind storm !. 4 ball OF fir
danced over the stove. buzzing ike small
salyanic battery. The pots and kettles We're
50 heavily charged that ii taking hold or
touching any part u stunning shock was eX-
The ball Of fire continued to play
.or about eight minutes, and eoohin. had TO
De suspended for an hour.
4 log OF wood containing q sealed bottle Las
ust been picked UP At Havre, France. It was
one OF the several thrown overheard from the
Prince Napoleon in its Arctic expedition To
est the force OF currents. The writingit con
aimed was perfectly legible, although the log
lad been drifting since 1850.
Documents from Washington began 10 ar
i've in New Hampshire, Logans Louisiana
speech not the Indian, you know, but the
other fellows warranted to make the hair
tand every time. 1t is illustrated, and
hould be in every family. Children cry for
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