The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-16
THE CITY.

ON HIS MuscLE.-Henry Hoyt is quite
beligerent, as we'll as a preacher of the peace.
Officer Masterson, deeming him fit subject
for Incarceration, attempted to run the gent
in. but 10 and behold, Henry made break
for the officer and committed desperate
assault upon him with q dangerous weapon,
but Masterson was not to be outdone and so
he subdued the beligerent and ran HIM into
the Central upon several charges.
A BAD MAN.-Samuel Lewis charges one
Louis Joseph with having committed an as
sault and battery upon him with intent to
kill. Officer Maurice, believing the allega-
ton. locked Joseph up in the First Precinct
Station.
From our Evening Edition of Yesterday
An OFFICER IN DANGER John O'Leary is
the name of q promising young man who got
quite full of "tea" last night. ITALIA and
his operations; he ma 10 night hideous with
his cursing and yelling, and worse than all,
when a good officer Of the law called upon
John to quiet down or he must go the way of
all disturbers If the peace, why John flew
into tantrum, and fairly boiling over with
rage, drew his pistol upon the officer and at
tempted to cut his thread of life, by letting
Aperture. The Office not liking this way OF
playing with fire arms took the irate young
fellow into the Second.
| Too Much ABoARD-John Burns is one of
| Erin true sons-one of those wild sort that
runs around loose looking for fight. John
+! got positively drunk last night and went on
bit of o ''fandango;" ne screeched and yelled,
and disturbed the peace because he could
not find anything to fight At last q police
officer came to stop John in his wild career.
This pleased John, and in he pitched with all
A. - oAs
affections, and would have come out first best.
but up came an 4ther officer and they doubled
on him. John fought like man. but it wax
no use. He had to march with the Mulligan
Guards into the Sixth Precinct Station.
ANOTHER FLoATER.-At 10 o'clock this
morning an unknown man was found floating
III the river, between ITALIA and Henderson
streets, at Post 49, by policeman. His body
awaits the investigation by the Coroner. This
is the second body that has been found in the
river this morning.
FOUND AFLoAT.-The body of an unknown
white man Was found floating in the river at
haf-past o'clock this morning by Private
Waterman Alfred Miller, near the head Of
st. Thomas street. The body is lying now at
the head of Terpsichore street, It is dressed
in blue flannel shirt blue jeans pants, and
has on shoes. 1t appears to have been some
time in the river. Coroner notified.
He WOULD If HE CouLD.-Oficer Garlick,
of the Second Precinct, last night, caught
young Martin Reed, youth of only twelve
summers, stealing wood on Franklin, near
Erato streets, and conducted the erring youth
to the Station-House in disgrace.
ExpLos1oN.-At 81 o'clock last night, coal
oil lamp exploded in the premi o. OF Mrs.
Dupre, 167 south Rampant street. The flames
were extinguished without damaging the
furniture or property.
MISCELLANEOUS. bridge at the corner
of st. Thomas and Bellechalse streets, is re-
ported to be in a broken and dangerous cen
dition, needing immediate repairs.
Twelve nynlphs of vice were run into the
Third last night from the dens on Burgundy
and Cont streets, charged with disturbing
the peace.
The boot and shoe store of Fl. Stochi, $50
Common street, was found open at 3 o'clock
this morning and Was secured by Officer
Vaughn.
Patrolman Gallagher, of the Fifth, at the
earnest solicitation OF Mrs. Legeune, drew
forth his pistol and caused this sudden demise
OF iemented canine. This tragedy hap
pened at the corner of Marigny and Mande-
vile streets.
Jane Harvey, residing across the river, made
desperate assault upon one Melia Harvey
with intent to kill. Jane reposed her weary
limos IN the Eighth Precinct.
Frank Plot is French, only fifteen years in
this world and with no other occupation s We
that of stealing iron and any other articles
not too heavy for him to carry away. Yester-
day he was caught by Officer McGonigle ply
ing his nefarious avocation on the levee, and
was run into the Harbor.
Martin johnson was at an early hour this
morning caught on the levee, near Poydras
street, stealing corn from the sacks lying
there. The watchful eye of Off ;er Seaman
rested upon this corn-founded pillerer, and in
he went 10 the Harbor Station.
Lecturers on the Holy Land are trying TO-
choke 1t down their hearers that Shusham is
religious community; but we know where
our boots came from.
"Home rule yes. We think we know
what that means.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
ST. CHARLES.
g W Martin, Ark r Furley, Miss
Slaughter, Mobile Mrs Taylor, Wash
Mrs E laSlor, Wash 4 Beatte & family, La.
w r Whitehead Va ! Sibley N Y