The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-08
THE CITY.

bination by which it could be opened.
THE CITY.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT. About 5 O'Clock
Tuesday evening, colored boy named Johl
, Wilson, aged nine years, was seriously in
jured in both feet by being caught between
the platform and the cars at the jackson
was sitting on the platform with his fee,
hanging over, and before he could get away
was caught by one of the cars, which caused
the accident. He was then taken to his resi-
dence, 287 Dryades street. where he was
attended by DR.. Dennis.
FIRST NJ. P. CouEr-Jtdge Euans. -George
Lee, charged with shooting at, with intent to
kill, Marie Henderson, was arraigned and
placed under $3.50 bonds for appearance
Thos. Hickey. charged by Mary O'Rourke
with cutting and wounding her on the night
OF the 9th instant, was arraigned, pleaded
not guilty. and was remanded without bail.
Bill Jones, tor insult, abuse and threats,
| was paroled.
F. Curran, for insult and threats against
the life of Mrs. G. King, was placed unde,
$3.50 bonds for appearance.
Frank Frezel Jr., stood before the bar of
justice to answer the serious charge of as
saulting and battering, with intent to rob,
his father, Frank Frezel, on the 5lh day of
September, 1875, and was placed under $3.50
bonds
The whole of the Gleason family seem to
be in trouble; also Kate Copnors who assisted
Mr.. and Mrs. Gleason III threats, and also
assault and battery on Mrs. Mary Beumer
| and Tena Beumer; placed each under $3.50
| for appearance.
Chas. Miller, charged by George Theodore
| with the larceny of clothing on the 18th of
| August, 1875, was placed under $3.50 for ap-
pearance.
HOSPITAL SUBJECTs.~-John johnson, col
native of United States who came to the First
Precinct Station in sick and destitute con-
ditlon, and Charles Monsech, native of Ger
many, were sent to the Charity Hospital.
THE WHISKY BOTTLE Row.-Patrick and
Catherine Gibbons, man and wife, got very
drunk Monday night, at their home. When
the last drink was left in the bottle, there was
big fuss as to who was entitled to that bev-
erage; Pat 10 claimed that "fen woman is
afther having married the ould man is boss -
Kate couldn't see it in that light, and went
for that bottle, but Pat got there first, and
after draining the last drop started in to rub
the head of his better half with the bottle.
This style of combing Mrs. Gibbons thought
exceedingly unbecoming to her peculiar
beauty, and pitched into the could man."
whereupon Pat got his 'sIrish up" and |
banged lightning out of the old lady's head |
The consequence was that Officers McIntee |
and Cain, wishing to have hand in it, went |
for the unhappy pair and conducted them to |
the Central Station. Mrs. Gibbons presented |
rather dilapidated sight. She had received |
several cuts in the head from the bottle and |
was covered with blood, while the fumes of
whisky coming in close proximity to the gas
almost caused an explosion. Old man Glib
bons was too drunk to do or say much, ex-
cept Cali that's played out" Mrs. Glib
her wounds dressed
A BURGLAR FoILED BY FIRE BELLs.-Be-
tween the hours OF 2 and 3 o'clock A. NJ.
Tuesday, Mr. j. M. Schwartz, residing at 1l3
Constance street, was aroused from his
sleep by the fire bells. Upon awaking he dis
covered negro man in his room, who was in
the act of opening an armoir with bunch
of keys that he had taken from the bureau.
MIR. Schwartz was about to get up, when |
the thief ran down stairs and succeeded in
making his escape by way of window, which
was open, in the rear of the house, the way
BY which it is supposed he entered. Nothing =,
was stolen.
ARREST OF AN INcENDIARY. Hope, a
young man about II years of age, was arrested
md locked up in the Algiers Station, charged
BY P. Dicket with attempting to set fire to the
property of Mrs G. Baker When hope was
AIKEN to the station and searched, it was dis
covered that he had wrapped, up in bundle,
! bottle containing pint of coal oil, also
'undle of fat-pine chips.
CONVICT CAPTURED.-Monday evening, about
o'clock, Officer Pigott arrested man named
handel Thompson, whom he captured about
tx miles above Carrolton, at Soniat's planta-
ion. Thompson is an escaped convict from
he Louisiana Penitentiary, to which place he
vas sent about two years ago for murder. 8
TILL TAPPING. Sheppard quietly
7alked into Mr.. E. Charles's grocery store at
o'clock, Monday afternoon, and attempted
0 tap the till. but was caught in the act and
AIKEN to the Sixth Precinct Station, where he
as locked up charged with till tapping.
INTENT TO KILL.-James Brown. who is
harged by Arthur Freeman and Raphael o.
ar with shooting and wounding with intent &c
, kill, was arrested on Rocheblave between &c
Iospital and Barracks streets, and locked up I"
/ the Fourth Precinct Station
REPoRTED NUISANCE The police on the T,
eat reports the fruit stand at the corner of j
anal and Camp streets, as nuisance. The "
hcer further states that the banquette is "
most entirely obstructed.
HOSPITAL PATIENTS The following per. -
ms were yesterday sent from the Harbor "
olice Station to the Charity Hospital
aac Taylor, aged GO years, sick and destitute "
'ndition +; Catherine Easttord, aged ~, and
sr son, James, both found on board the M
Gamer Oriole.
man named NJ. II. King, native of Ire =.
nd, aged % years, was, at 3 O'Clock, Mon -
y, sent to the Charity Hospital from the r
yenth Precinct Station, in sick and desti- "
te condition. 81
A man named Alfred Hatmore, who came
the Alglers Police Station in a sick and
stltute condition, was sent to the Charity
ospital. ,r.
Joe Lawless, about fifty years of age, was N;