The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-12

SUDDEN DEATH-Nliss Emily Williams
:, aged 10 wears ana a native of Louisiana, dleG
suddenly at balf-past five o'clock this morn
) ing, at her residence, corner of st. George ant
Nalence Streets Deputy Coroner 5. +,
Parmalee held an inquest and the jury gave
a verdict that the deceased died of hemor
rhage of the lut gs
| SUPPOSED To DE STOLEN. Edward Conway
a youth of eighteen winters. was pulled into
the Sixth Pr 4clnct Station at II O'Clock last
night, by Officer Fennegan, from the corner
OF Second and Camp streets, for having four
clothes-lines III his possession, supposed to be
stolen.
Malicious MISCHIEF. The above is the
charge that appears on the books of the
Seventh Precinct S.ation against boy
named Dick Lecorene, who amused himself
| yesterday morning by throwing bricks at al
old man banned Aaron Thornton, on his own
premises, at the corn of Earengo and
Water streets. It is well to say that he did
not have everything his own way, although
the old man was too feeble to catch him, Off
Ger Mitchell, who was behind the corner,
spied the young loafer, and before many
moments. had HIM in I'll, where he remained
during the entire night.
ACCIDENT TO No. 23.-Whie steam fire
engine No. % was running to the alarm of
fire from box 81, this morning at l O'Clock,
and while trying to pass a flat which par
TALLY blocked up the way on Triton Walk, be-
tween Dlya,le5 and Baronne streets, the engine
horse ran against the float, and then against a
pile of lumber which was also in the road,
which injured the animal to such an extent
that he was completely disabled. One wheel
was also mashed to pieces.
WITH 4 DANGEROUS WEAPON officer
Mitchell, at 80 o'clock yesterday morning.
brought one William Peterson to grief on
Magazine street, between St Joseph and
julia, by virtue of warrant, charged with
Mrs. Mary Taylor with danger
GUS weapon and threats to kill. The aft tir
happened some where in the upper part of the
SIKH istrict some days ago.
FALSE ALARM A false alarm of fire was
turned in by some unknown person at one
o'clock this morning from box No. st, corner
New Basin and Triton Walk. The box was
found open and secured by the officer on the
beat
MIsCELLANEoUs.-W Peterson made an
assault with dangerous weapon on Mary
Taylor, and also made dire threats against
the same lady. She obtained a warrant and
had the valiant gent locked up in the Say-
enth.
Louis Meyer, horse trader, is charged by
F. Gordon with having a stolen horse in his
possession, and was therefore conveyed to the
Jarrolton St4tion.
Frank Eastford wanted cash and got it,
out under false pretenses, and was locked up
~ Officer James in the Fifth
seph Lebert became wroth with A. Roth,
nd committed an assault and battery on him,
With dangerous weapon, and, according to
10th, with attempt to kill. Joseph reposed
n the Fifth last night.
Corporal blanchard, Of the Third, saws
cad alligator is lying on Clay, between Gus c
omhouse and Bienville. The other officers !;
ay they DEFY the allegation and despse the
lligator. v
United States soldier named Frank Jen-
ms, Company |, 13th Regiment WIS sent to I
ne Charity Hospi al from the Third Precinct
ta'lon, differing from wound in the head,
ltilctet by parties unknown, in the neighbor-
God OF Toulouse and DAuphine streets. The
ound is not dangerous.