The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-23
THE CITY.
From our Evening Edition OF YESTERDAY

| IRON our Evening Edition on Yesterday.I
, FIRE.-At 11:25 O'Clock last night, fiji
broke out in two-story frame house corne
Of Euterpe and St. Charles streets, owned b
| Mrs Becker and occupied by Mr.. A. Shut
as jewelry store and residence. The fir
originated in the back room on the lowe
floor and during the absence of the occu
pants. The doors were forced open by MI
Gustave Boulligny, who, with the assistanc
Of the officers, saved the showcase contain
ing the jewelry. The house was damaged b,
fire and water to the amount of about thre
hundred dollars insured, but in what com
pany and for what amount could not b,
learned. The alarm of fire was turned in b,
Officer Labuzan from box No. A. Horse-C Cal
Station, on st. Charles, near Felicity street
The cause of the fire is unknown.
THREATS TO MURDER.-Officer Bohn at II 81
o'clock this morning arrested one Levi Eng
| fish on warrant, at his residence on Levet
street, between Louisa and Clouet, and locked
him up in the Fifth Precinct Station, fol
threatening to kill his wife Cerena, who
made the affidavit against him.
| SICK AND DEsT1TUTE.-A white man named
| James T. Morris, aged forty-fve years and a
| native of the United States was sent to the
Charity Hospital in sick and destitute con-
dition, from on board the steamer Alice,
lying in the New Basin, near the Magnolia
bridge.
On THE VAG.-Special Officers Devereaux
and Smith, at haIf-past o'clock last night
pulled three seedy-looking joskins, named
VIM. Madden, John Murphy and Patrick
Mcmahon, into the Pacanier Station, from
the corner Of Calliops and St. Charles streets
They were charged by the officers with being
Migrants.
LIABLE TO KILL SoMEBoDY-Patrolma
Hawkins, OF the Second Precinct, reports
shed at the corner of Poeyfarre and Annun-
citation streets in a dangerous condition and
liable to tumble down at any moment and
kill some one.
DANGEROUS CHARACTER. negro named
George Taylor was arrested on the levee, head
Of Customhouse street, at :45 o'clock yester-
day afternoon, on charge of being danger
Gus and suspicious character. He passed the
night in the Jackson Square Station.
HOSPITAL PATIENT. William Rowland,
half-past II yesterday afternoon from the
Harbor Station, where he came in sick and
destitute condition.
IRON THIEF Michael Populas attempted
to make away with fifty pounds Of iron from
the levee, head of Canal street, at o'clock
last evening, and was pulled into the Harbor
Station on charge OF larceny.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY $3.50 o'clock this
morning Officer Pendergast discovered man
trying to get into Mr.. George Homes's resi-
dence. at the corner of Dryades and Common
streets. The officer, after short chase sue
ceeded in capturing the man, who gave his
name as J. Williams. He was locked up in
The Central Station.
ELEPHANT JOHNNIE STILL To THE FRoNr-
At half past 4 o'clock this morning another
row broke out in this den land during the
zig elephants absence, who had already been
ocked up along with a first batch), and the
inmates of the house, numbering some fifteen,
we're sent into the First Precinct Station and
he crib closed up for the morning. The
,rowd, numbering about hundred all told,
we're arraigned before Judge Evans, who
ined them two dollars and half or ten days
york, and natural to say, every one preferred
,oing to the Work-house than pay the fine
CoRoNERs INQUEST ON THE BODY OF THE
UNKNOWN MAN.-Coroner A. Chastant, this
morning held an inquest, at the Central Sta
ion, on the body of the unknown man who
vas murdered opposite the Sedgwick Hospi-
al, Greenville. After holding an inquest, the
ury gave verdict that the deceased came to
lis death from several wounds in the head
nd face fracturing his scull in four places,
nth some dull instrument in the hands of !
ONE unknown men.
ANOTHER MYsTERY-About 2 o'clock Thurs
ay evening the body of an unknown colored
oman was found floating in the Carrollton
venue Canal, between Bienville and Cont 5
reefs. Coroner DeBlanc has been notified a
nd will hold an inquest
STILL ANOTHER. body of a colored
ian named John ALBERT was found floating
| the New Basin at 5 o'clock Thursday morn
lg, near the Carrollton Avenue Canal.
THE OUTRAGE IN JUDGE STAEs's OFFICE
mother porter named Leon Bachas was 1
rested by Recorder Staes, and identified by !
le young girl as being the party that watched b
70 door while the man CASTOR committed 4
70 outrage, and made an affidavit charging
m with being an accessory before and after
e fact. VI