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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-23
MURDER IN PLAQUEMINES
PARISH.
A White Man Killed by a COlOred
Waterman.

From private letter we learn of a murder
committed on Saturday night last, on Mr.. s.
W. Sawyer's "Linwood plantation, in the
parish of Plaquemines, left bank, twenty-five
miles below the city. There is ON the place a
white man by the name of Jack, who has
charge of the horses used on the plantation.
1t seems that on Saturday night last the
colored Waterman saw some one walking
about the premises, and as it was too dark for
him to distinguish who the individual was,
he ordered him to halt. No attention being
paid to this command, he repeated the order,
and still receiving no reply from the receding
figure he fired, and the man dropped.
fastening to the spot, the Waterman upon
examination discovered that the unfortunate
man was Jack, the hostler. Why he was
about at that hour of the night, and why he
refused to reply to the challenge of the watch
man, are questions that will doubtless remain
unanswered, as the watchman's aim had been
SO true that the bullet struck Jack in the back
of the neck, and killed him instantly.
Jack had with him gun and large knife,
and wore a pair of shoes, the property of
some other man about the place. All these
facts, taken together, have aroused suspicious
that Jack was out for no good purpose that
night. The Waterman surrendered himself to
the proper authorities, and was released on
$1,000 bond.
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FAMILY TROUBLES.
A Man Cuts His Throat at the
Breakfast Table.
His Critical Condition.

Joseph Diamond, an Italian, forty "A We
years of age, attempted to commit suicide in
Algiers, on Delaronde, between Seguin and
Bouny streets, at $50 A. M. Wednesday,
by cutting his throat with a table knife.
DR.. Davis attended the unfortunate man
and pronounced his wound dangerous if not
fatal. Diamond was then sent to the Charity
Hospital, as his wife was unable to take care
of him. 1t is stated that on last Monday night
Diamond went to Algiers, to the residence of
Mr.. Joseph Lloyd, and there showed symp.
toms of insanity. He remained there all
Tuesday night, all the while keeping up a
great noise.
Mr.. Lloyd told him that his fuss must be
stopped, as it not only disturbed the neighbors,
but the inmates of the house. Wednesday
morning Diamond and Lloyd were sitting at
the breakfast table in the back room, when
Diamond snatched knife from the table,
and said to Lloyd. 81 will show you how to
use this; don't be afraid, it is dull" Lloyd
jumped up and ran into the front room occu-
pied by an old man named Joseph Babbin,
and told him that Diamond wanted to cut
him with knife.
The two men then returned to the front
room, and found Diamond with his throat
cut from the back of his head around to the
front of the throat. When Babbin asked him
why he did it, he answered. "Family
troubles" Diamond resided in New Orleans.
but went to Algiers to pay Mr.. Lloyd visit.
1t is also alleged that failure in business was
one of the causes for his rash act.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-23

ticed rising back there, Notwithstanding the
wind and rain thew attempted to drive their
herds further inland, but in ten minutes the
water was up to the saddle girths.
To save themselves they left the cattle and
made for the highlands, hardly able to keep
their seats on account of the force of the
wind. The rain came down In torrents, and
it was with the utmost difficulty that they
could find their way across the prairies.
and 5000 sheep.
This is a small place near Powder Horn
Point and occupied the same relative position
to Indianola that Navy Cove does to Mobile.
The pilots all live there with their families.
It is generally thought that there were about
one hundred persons in the place, and of
these, only four or five are alive. 1t was ex-
posed to the full fury of the gale, and doubt
less suffered first.
The attempt to give the loss of life now
can only be approximate, for the extension of
the food for so many miles inland and along
the coast must have engulphed many more
than it is possible now to learn Of
THE LAST SAD OFFICES.
Up to Monday evening last ninety bodies
had been recovered and given Christian
burial. As there were no cofin MS left after the
storm in Indianola. friends of the deceased
were forced to devise from dry goods boxes
in fact, from anything. covering for those
who died. Fathers bore to their last resting
place the flowers of their family flock, and
alone buried those who were dearer to them
than life itself husbands laid away beneath
the sands the remains Of wives, children of
fathers.
THE SUFFERING.
Not only is the suffering great for clothing
and food, but sir, as you know, the sea run
ming SO high swept away the cisterns, and
those left standing are so filled with salt
water from the spray that there can be had no
pure and fresh water in the town. The PEG.
pie are in actual need OF fresh water. can
not say that drink of good water can be had
there now. The sea has completely sailed
every cistern left standing, and there are none
now but what is more or less tinctured with
sea salt.
THE BODIES.
Singular to say most Of the bodies were not
found in the town. The tremendous current
swept even many of those who were caught
beneath fallen buildings, and carried them
back to the lake in the rear of Indianola.
Along the shore of this could be seen pro-
truding through the sand, almost buried, the
arms or heads of the victims. 1t was next
to impossible to recognize single one
The action of the waters and waves had
been such as in cases to completely behead
the drowned. The last remnant of clothing
was torn from them, and only in cases where
q bracelet or finger ring remained could
friends identify the lost. 1t would seem al
most as though the demon of cruelty had
been at work. Headless trunks, armless
bodies, all were scattered about on the beach,
Of the storms dreadful work.
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gone entirely, the next thrown down and con-
tents destroyed. large portion of the citi-
zens are destitute, and there is great suffering
for provisions and clothing.
The list of tools and material inclosed are
what will be needed to repair the wharf and
bridges, SO far as I am able to determine by
the examination I have made. l can clear
the wreck on the east side of the T-head SO
as to land freight in about two days, and by
the same time can repair the bridge so as to
work to the shore. 1t will take two weeks
work to clear the debris from the shore at the
foot of the wharf, and that which is on the
wharf, SO can go regularly to work.
Should you wish to go on with the repairs
rapidly, the material should be sent forward.
All our provisions here will be ended in q
week. Please give me Instructions
HENRY Sheppard, Agent,
Per d. X. WOODWARD.
DEsPoILING THE DEAD.
Two fends, named Spencer Moore and
Walker, are reported on the lower side of the
bayou cutting off the fingers and ears of the
dead, and appropriatlng their jewelry. A
squad of horsemen have gone in pursuit of
the monsters.
DISTRIBUTING PROVISIONS.
Provisions sent down from Victoria were
distributed to six hundred people yesterday.
Dr. John Leake, of Saluria, who was on q
visit to Indianola, had his leg broken and was
afterwards drowned. He had but Just gradu-
ated at the Louisville Medical College, and
was favorite with all who knew him.
AMONG THE LOST
are Mr.. Jope and his whole family, except
Miss Mary. The body of Mrs. Jope had
been recovered and properly buried. She
had many friends in Galveston, where she was
well known as Mrs. Lee
sALURIA DESTROYED,
Information had been received at Indian
ola that the town of Saluria had been washed
away. No particulars are given.
CORPUS CHRISTI SAFE.
The regular mail boat from Corpus Christi
had arrived at Indianola, and reported the
town all safe. The wind is said to have been
comparatively light at Corpus Christi.
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GRAND CONCLUDING SALE OF FtRNITURE. -
Messrs. Nash q Hodgson, auctioneers, con-
Guide to-day. beginning at 101 o'clock A. NJ,
the sale of the balance of stock of the Mitchell
& Ramelsberg Co., in the Moresque building,
corner Camp and Poydras streets. This is
the last day of auction and parties who are in
want of furniture should not fail to put in an
appearance See the advertisement.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DOARDING-The CARONDELET HOUSE, cor
ID ner Carondelet and Poydras cts has Just been
thoroughly renovated and put in complete order for
the rec ption of boarers both permanent and tran
silent The House is centrally located and is convent
ent for in business well for transient per-
sons visiting the city. Terms very reasonable.
s23 I'm Mrs. 4. A. AINSLIE.
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Scribner and ST. Nicholas for October, just
received by Staub, the rapid-transit news
dealer. His depot is at Goldthwaite's Book
store, 60 Canal street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-23

Mr.. String, of Galveston, finds himself all
tied up on the matrimonial question, having
married no less than four wives What q
knotty String he must have been.- Com. Ado.
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If people believe money is scarce, just let
them stand around for awhile and hear pair
of prize fighters discussing their relative
abilities Y. Dispatch.
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1t is reported that Delaware peaches will
not make good brandy this year. Great
Caesar must the party lose that State ?-Ee-
change.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-23

1t will pay to buy your coffee, parched o.
ground, at the Tea Depot,5 Camp street.
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L,OR RENT--A two-story frame House with
IL plenty of water gas and good yard, at Ga al
borne street Apply to JOHN HUSSEY, 6s Clai-
borne street. sl2 Su tn Thtf
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vTNO RENT House No. 13i Canal Street between
L St Charles and CarondeleT streets. now occupied
by A. WeDer the tailor. If desirable upper and
lower floors will be rented separately. Apply on the
premises. sis 2m
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TITO RENT-A good house, neatly furnished or
l. furnished, on ST. Charles street, below jackson,
Fourth Districts thirteen good rooms; bathroom
and gas. Address, for one week, Glass box 1924, p.
O. sig E&M
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| Blackman's Commercial College, 131 Caron-
| delet. Terms reduced. See advertisement.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The Yacht Adelia challenges any yacht
under twenty feet to meet her at bay st. LOUIS ten
days after the signing of the agreement, In . match
for so side. Five knot breeze or no race. Money
to be deposited at the Bank Of America. Address
BOURJA Bulletin office 500 It,
Once Of New Orleans City Railroad Co.'S.
pany, No. 124 Canal street.-New Orleans Sept %
1675-At meeting Of the Board Of Directors held
this day, Dividend Of Two Dollars per share was
declared, payable TO the Stockholders and after
October 1st 1875 The transfer books will be closed
from the 25th to the sofa inst. inc usive
s23 to1 c. G. LEWIS, Secretary.
Neither the Captain nor COnsignees of The
French bark PEGASE from Bordeaux will be respon
Able for debts contracted by the crew of said bark.
The Fench bark PEGASE. Capt B. Bertrand
from Bordeaux. will discharge her cargo at Post 16
Second District, on MONDAY, September 81, 1875
Consgnees are requested to attend the receipt Of
their ,ods on the levee, otherwise they will be
stored at their risk and expense
No claims allowed if not made and adjusted on the
levee.
]. MANDIN g. CO.,
e23 st 81 Decatur street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-23
CTAR COTTON GINNERY,
ESTABLISHED In 1871.
Factory ISL Front, corner Of EratO,
Once, Sc Carondelet Street.

This establishment lately renovated, is now open
for the ginning of seed cotton usual
For the seed - and 81 80 additional, cost of b, e.
ging, ties and drayage Highest market price pai,.
for seed cottoe. Orders solicited, and prompt and
good work guaranteed.
A. L. chopin,
SIG 1w NAE Sole Proprietor and Manager.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-23

LNOR RENT-The desirable cot age residences, 167
II and 1863 Second near Magazine eight rooms each
side, gas fixtures, separ tie csterns all in nice
order. Cottage residence, PIT Harmony, between
Prytana and ST. Charles containing six rooms,
a desirable Cottage in Alg re-, with six rooms
VIM. II. SEYMOUR
SIT to1 70 Customhouse street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-23

LNOR RENT-That desirable residence, furnished,
II 800 St Charles street, corner of Clio. The two
stores No. 142 Canal street and the spacious house
above them. That double tenement residence, with
vacant lot either side suitable for coal and wood
yard at corner of Jackson and Annunciati streets
The stores Nos. 81, 80, Al and 40 Natchez street.
Nos. 102 and 104 Peters street. and No 168 Poydras
street The shop and property No 1913 Rampant
street. and the property at the corner of Magazine
and Seventh streets, used for st4bling.
Apply to MERRICK, RACE & FOSTER,
au24 I'm 5Commercia Place.
LNOR RENT-From first of October next the
IL finely located stors No. 70 Poydras st,eet be-
tween Magazine and Tchoupiteulas streets suit table
for any kind of srocerv produce business For
TERMS apply to POLHAUS & DOLL, Fur Mer-
chants SO Magazine street au22 I'm
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WANTED-A position to do homework
by young girl, who is willing to make herself gen
orally useful. Speaks English, French and German.
Address M. B.. Bulletin office. s2l st
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"ANTED-A Partner that will furnish mod
w crate capital against business TO start grocery
and wine store. The advertiser has had long expe-
rience and commands l rye city and country trade.
Address GROCER, this Office naming capital. time
and place for interview au16 If
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FOR RENT.

LSOR RENT-Store corner of Poydras and CarOn.
IL delet streets, actually occupied grocery by
G. W. Roth;
Also, the one adjoining the same and fronting on
Poydras street. Apply to
EMILE BOUNY,
s2f ct - Carondlet street
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LNOR RENT-THE VARIETIES SALOON, with
IL fixtures complete, situated on Burgundy street,
between Canal and Customhouse streets and com
municating in the re,r with the auditorium of the
Varieties Thsater. Apply to WILL STEVEN,
Secretary at the Varieties heater, Canal street.
$40 Su&Th1m
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WANTED-By young Lady, position in some
w good family to teach music in return fer her
board Address A. E. o. SD st
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WANTED-To buy Ladys WATCH, Small,
w Double Cased, Full-Jeweled Plain Key Wind
ing, no Chain not more than four years in care ul
If bought it must be inspected and guaranteed
Price not $50. Address WATCH, at Buetia
Office s12 Il
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WANTED TO SELL-A beautifully engraved
w Tea and Coffee Set Silver Service, with large
plated Waiter new, never been used also Mantel
Ornaments fine Parlor Set Chrome Paintings,
Office ok Case and Desk, Table, etc. Also, light
and stylish PHAETON, nearly new, to be sold cheap.
Apply at 245 Baronne street SD If
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COLLECTOR WANTED-One that speaks French
- and German and has had experience at
soliciting. Good compensation to a live man Apply
at Hopkns's Fire Fly Printing Office SO Canal street
up stairs s23 IT.
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LNARM WANTED NEAR THE CITY-Wsnted
Il to purchase lease Q tract of well-improved
land above overflow, with dwelling and out-bud
ings suitable for stock and dairy purposes. Address
Box No. 1856. call at No. Isl Fulton street.
julia for further particulars. s21 If
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WANTED-50000 Ladies and Gentlemen to call
y w and examine the latest novelty out called the
Y JAPANESE CHILD'S CARRIAGE AND era
DIE exhibition and for sale by L. I. MAD
DUX, 35 Carondelet street. aug If
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MANIFESTATIONS Carriages and Buggles;
w any one having such and wishing to dispose of
L. I. MADDUX, IS Carondelet street, dealer in
riages mv14 If
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WANTED-By respectable young man Stua-
w ton in grocery store. or 10 drive spring
wagon. for some business in the city. Can give best
cit, recommendation if required. Please address G.
O., Bulletin Office. s23 it,
, 1875-05-04

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, 1875-05-04

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, 1875-05-04
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