The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-11
THE CITY.

lt1al Station Monday at 2:35 A. NJ, by Officer
Creaqh and Cain, charged with having in hi
possession, at the corner of Lafayette an
Front streets thirteen sacks of oats and thre
sacks of corn, the same being stolen pre-
perry.
At 4:3O o'clock Of the same morning, Cor
poral Brennan returned to the place wher
Hutchens was captured and searching hous
in the vicinity, found Sam johnson Nose
Robinson. Louis Turner, Tony jackson ant
Andrew Williams secreted on the premises
They were also taken to jail and charged Will
being accessories. Messrs. Chism & Boyi
identified the corn and made an affidavit be
fore Judge Evans, charging the men will
larceny. ~
BURGUNDY STREET NYMpHs. Sergeant Der
geron and Officers Nickerson. Tompkins and
Sherman on Saturday arrested between forty
and fifty of the Burgundy street women
charged with violating city ordinance From
st. Peter street to Customhouse street on
Burgundy, there reside the most depraved
found anywhere, and their actions and con-
duct generally have long been nuisance to
the neighborhood and disgrace to the city.
The women were all sentenced to pay fine
of five dollars, aud in default to imprisonment
for ten days in the Parish Prison.
The officers are on the right track, and if
they follow up their move Of Saturday night
and get that support from the police courts
that they should have, they will either be
transferred to another precinct-and this is
notimprobable- break up those Burgundy
street bagnios.
ONE OF THE SMITH FAMILY ON THE RAM
pAGE.-At l o'clock, Monday afternoon. a
difficulty occurred on Louisiana Avenue,
between Apollo and Baronne streets, in which
q man named Sidney Smith shot and slightly
wounded in the left leg Q woman named
Charlotte Lee. Smith was arrested and
lodged in the Seventh Precinct Station and
the woman carried to her residence in Oar
rollton.
"THE LABoRER Is WORTHY OF Hrs Hmm
At 10 o'clock A. M. Monday morning large
crowd of laborers assembled in front of the
Office of the Ship Island Dredging Company,
No AZ Camp street, and demanded their pay
due them by the company for the past five
months.
The men made angry threats against Mr..
Van Norden, the contractor of the company,
and he, fearing personal violence from the
excited crowd, called in the assistance of the
police to protect him. After certain assur-
ances had been made to the laborers that they
would be paid soon they dispersed.
Thus ended peacefully . difficulty which
at one time promised aanguinary results.
A CRUEL MorHER-Mrs. A. L. Platsmeyer,
instead Of attending church on Sunday, got
drunk and cruelty beat her child. Officer
Williams happening to be in the neighbor-
hood, arrested the unnatural mother and con-
Keyed her to the Second Precinct Station,
where, it is hoped, she has repented ere this
If her evil doings on the Sabbath.
CLUBS NOT TRuMPs.-At q regular session
IF the Police Board, held on Monday, officer
Krucker, who, it will be remembered, dis
,inguished himself by the free use of his club
IN United States soldier, ct the corner of
Bourbon and Canal streets, last Thursday
,ight, was fined ten days pay.
A SERIOUS Coal On Acc1DENr.-Mrs E.
Romis, residing on, Louisiana Avenue, near
Annunciation street, while trimming q coal
Ill lamp which was lighted at the time, was
severely burned on both arms and face by the
explosion of the lamp. DR.. Gaudet, who
ttended the lady, pronounced her injuries
erious.
BASE BALL.-In a match game of base ball
'etween the Lottas and the Pipers, played at
he Base Ball Park on Sunday, the former
Vere the victors by score of thirty to nine.
from Yesterdays Evening Edition.l
SrABB1Na AFFsAY-At II o'clock Sunday
light serious ARRAY took place on Where,
ear Cont street, between two brothers, A.
!. and Paul Pynchon, in which the former
tabled and dangerously wounded the latter. |
It seems that A. L. Pynchon was lying on |
be sidewalk, drunk, and his brother Paul |
tempted to get him home, when he drew q |
IA md init ISL pnkh nw in h. 1n(k
affecting serious wound. A. L. Pynchon |
as arrested and taken to the Fourth Precinct |
tation, and Paul Pynchon was carried to his |
esidence, corner Of Cont and Where.
ATTEMPTED Su1CDE.-Mary Angelon, a very |
repossessing young girl, only seventeen |
ears old, attempted to commit suicide Sun
ay night at about Ills o'clock by jumping
ito the river, but was prevented from accom-
fishing her rash purpose by Officer McLaueh-
n, who had been Watching her for some
me, and who caught her just as she was
bout to make the fatal plunge into the river.
he officer took her to her residence, on st.
nm between Royal and Charities streets.
FIRE.-At 4:3O o'clock Monday morning q
re- broke out in an clubhouse of the WASH
gton Hotel, Milneburg. The fire was soon
ut out, the loss being small. The property
owned by the Pontchartrain Railroad Com
any, and occupied by Mr.. Dsnechaud.
SMoTHEKED TO DEArH.-A child of Mrs.
'inters, colored woman, residing on Baga-
lie, besween Rampant and st. Claude streets,
ed three days, was accidentally smothered
death by her sister lying on top of the in
Mt.
MISCELLANEOUS. = Officer Brown Sunday
orning arrested one Joseph Anderson. who
charged by Mrs. Burns with burglary and
rceny Of groceries on the night Of the 7th
st., from No. IA Theresa street.
Chas Hufmaster, aged Al years, native of
ermany, and 7. w. Miller, aged 60 years, q
tive of the United States were both sent to
Q Charity Hospital, the former from 294
'ronne street, and the latter from 2l5 Ora
81 street. Z
.ntoine Albroise was arrested}Sunday at l. P.
), on Newton and Third streets, (Gretna,)
arged BY Corporal Bijou with assault and
ttery with intent to kill, also charged with
Q diabolical crime of assaulting an M. P.
Thomas Brown and Amanda Green.
arged by Officer j. L. Brown with aiding
burglar to escape, were arrested at $40 P.
Sunday and incarcaratnd in tho Socond