The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-19
THE CITY.
From our Evening Edition OF Yesterday. ]

from our Evening Edition Of Yesterday
FATAL ACCIDENT. 4 o'clock Sunda
E. evening boy named John O'Brien, aged tel
b years, while standing under the belfry in ST
), Michaels Church, on Chippewa, near Rae
= street. while the bell was ringing, the castin,
10 of which broke, and fragments of the sam
Immediately called, but the boy expired il
about half an hour. The body was removed
e to the residence Of his parents, No. 80 St
S James street, where the Coroner held an in
# quest, and the jury returned verdict of acct
dental killing.
f A FALSE ALARM OF FIRE. About half past
II o'clock, last night false alarm Of fire was
turned in by some unknown person from box
No. 315, corner Of Elysian Fields and Good
: children streets. The box was found open
and secured by the officer on the beat
BROKEN BRIDGE Captain Taylor's
mounted uhlans report the plank road lead
ing from the Metairie Ridge to the BAYOU
Bridge broken and in a dangerous condition
Also bridge broken corner of Orleans and
Galvez streets, and one corner Of Hospital and
Galvez.
WITH MURDERoUs INTENr.-John Jones and
Albert Monroe got themselves into a peck of
trouble yesterday afternoon, when they tried
to make themselves at home in Mr.. Arthur
Williams's house, on Magazine street, between
Calliope and Galennie without his permission,
and contrary to ell law, committed an assault
| and battery with dangerous weapon on the
gentleman, because he demonstrated oainst
| their villainous action. Just at this juncture
OF the case Officer Cheevers made his appear
ance and towed them into the Second Precinct
Station, where Mr.. Williams preferred charges
against them.
UNDER SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES About !
o'clock this morning Mr.. Charles Morell re-
siding on Elysian Fields, near Claiborne |
street, called on Officer Doubert of that beat |
and had man named Charles Thomas |
marched into the Fifth Precinct Station, on a /
charge of being found in MIR. Morels yard |
under very suspicious circumstances.
FOUND IN ANOTHER MANS HoUsE.-John
Smith was hauled into the Seventh Precinct
Station by Officer Gauner, at haf-past IL
o'clock last night, from the corner of State
and st. Charles Streets having been found on
the premises of Mr.. Grew, at the above cor
ner, under suspicious circumstances.
LOST CHILDREN Officer Thomas BOYLE
found two little girls astray in the Poydras
Market at o'clock last evening, and brought
them to the First Precinct Station, where
they gave their names as Emma and Henrietta
and stated that they reside at the
corner OF Levee and Goodchildren streets
PASSING COUNTERFEIT Cons. William
Matlock alias Red Bill, well-known thief
was launched into Jail at IL o'clock yesterday
from the corner of Delta and Lafay-
ette streets, charged with being dangerous
md suspicious character and knowingly f
passing counterfeit speilmarke on one Zeno e
iaspar, and obtaining the sum Of fifteen dol =
arS on the same.
BREACH OF TRusT.-A shoemaker, named q
ieorge Harris, failed to keep his contract c.
With Mr.. Charles Collins, who had metro
olitan lodge him into jail at half-past 10 u
clock yesterday morning, from his shop at a,
be corner OF Canal and Franklin streets.
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF Three barkeepers re-
AIMED Fritz Frank, Louis Kicker. and r.
everin, were arrested at the corner of Pow n n
ras and Tcboupitoulas street, and waltzed eer
ITO the Central Station in batch, at 1O:45 :
clock yesterday morning. Disturbing the
eace and malicious mischief are the charges
BOXED against them by the peeler making
lie arrest.
RANDOM SHOOTING ON CANAL STREET. -
'hn Williams not being satisfied at being the
lie owner of shooting iron that he had lust
lrchased on the levee, concluded to try it on
NAL street, between Front and Wells, lust
see II 1t would work. The report of the T
IN brought officer Siers to the spot who, find !
g that no one was hurt, and being informed at
no had done the shooting arrested and had
e gentleman confined in the Jackson Square GT
alton, charged with violating section 953 50.
ays Revised Statutes, relative to shooting M,
the open streets. IRE IRE
DESTITUTE AND SICK HUMAN1rY.-A man no,
med Josking, aged 10 years, and native I
the United States, was sent to the Charity At {
'spital in a sick and destitute condition, at "sa
o'clock yesterday morning from the First the
ecinct Station. the
DIED FROM HIS WoUND.-The colored man.
us Willis alias William Lindsey, who was
) in the LETT breast while engaged in diff.
ty with one Jack Williams alias Salt Jack.
terday, on the corner Of St Thomas and
ALA streets, died at midnight from the
cts Of his wound, which was pronounced K
int by the physician who attended him. TUj
Jack made his escape at the time, and will
not as yet been captured. Coroner Chas- 3
has been notified, and will hold an in Aiis
st.
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