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

From our Evening Edition Of Yesterday.1
: DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED. This morning
about las O'Clock, difficulty took place OF
Canal street, between Wells and Front, be
tween boy named Jacob Harnchen, aged Il
years, and man named John Williams
which resulted in the latter being shot and
dangerously wounded in the abdomen by the
former, who was arrested and locked up al
the Third Precinct Station. Officers Coleman
and Shannon arrested E. c. Perkins. Frank
Toujean. George Mitchell, Frank Williams
and John Capedeville, as accessories. The
wounded man was sent to the Charity Hospi-
tai. Cause of the difficulty is unknown.
CAUGHT AT LAsT.-The notorious Lizzie
Williams who roped poor John Cheatham
into her den, on Burgundy street, some nights
ago, and who disappeared when the peeler
wanted her, was at O'clock yesterday over
hauled at the corner Of st. Peter and Charities
streets by Sergeant Slabowski, who has;pre-
terred the charge against her of larceny.
| BATTERED.-John Hutton, Arthur GRAY and
NJ. Smith, sailors, were run into the Sixth
Precinct Station by Officer Isabelle on war
rant, for assaulting Dave Doyle, on the levee
head Of Seventh street, with intent to kill
MORE BROKEN BR1DGEs.-Otficer Cheavers
of the Second Precinct reports a bridge at
the corner Of Willow and Erato streets, and
another at the corner Of Willow and Euplro-
sine streets, broken and in dangerous con-
dition.
MIscH1EF.-A youth of IL years named Bob
Thompson was frightened almost to death
when Officer Dixon brought him to Jail from
his home, corner of Bordette and Macarty
streets, Carrollton, for his malicious mischief
on Mr.. j. j. Pfrand's property.
THE CHARITY HosPITAL.-A man named
Andrew jackson, aged ~ years. and native
Of Louisiana, was sent to the Charity Hospital
from the corner Of Common and Liberty
Streets where he was found in a sick and
homeless condition.
FIRE ARMs-Joseph Larosa, aged Is wears.
and by occupation fruit vendor. was pulled
into Jail for firing off his pistol at the corner
OF Coliseum and Euterpe streets.
GRAND LARCENY. Special Officer Pierson. |
at $50 o'clock last evening, arrested waiter |
named Edward Williams, at the corner of
Gravier and Baronne streets, and locked him |
up in the First Precinct Station, charged by |
Mrs. Barton with the larceny of gold watch |
and chain, valued at S175
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF. Bouisson was
locked up in the Third Precinct Station, by
Officer Haenchen, from No. 2O4 Royal street,
at o'clock yesterday morning, charged by
MIR. Durant Louis with malicious mischief
LAW BREAKERs.-The Clerk of the Algiers
Precinct puts the name of William Hollihan
on the books first as deputy constable and
then changes it to laborer. If this is SO,
poor William lost his job, since he arrested an
other constable named Lemasters, yesterday,
and now goes to Jail for insulting and abusing
the gentleman's wife, without cause or prov
ocation. new lot of officers should be put
IN Algiers, as the men that are now paid to
Keep the peace are the ones that create contin-
lal trouble, and whose names ornament the
police report almost every day.
SHooT1NG.-James Berry was locked up in
he IRENE Station at IL o'clock last night.
or shooting Mrs. Mary Williams, on Bienville
treet, between Irene and Marais, with ir-
ent to commit murder. Officer Grillett was
he man that made the arrest.
FALSE ALARM OF FIRE.-The alarm of fire
Which was sounded at $50 o'clock this morn.
ng proved to be O false alarm and was
urned IN by some unknown person or per-
ons from box No. 613, corner of Dauphine
nd Independence streets. Corporal Parker l
eports finding the box open. .
DANGEROUSLY SHoT.-At about - O'Clock I
ast night, yourg negro of about 26 years of $
&c, was shot and dangerously wounded in v
ne stomach, in a barrel-house on Canal o
treet, near Front. I
The wounded mans name is John Williams, f
nd he says he was shot by q young man of
bout II or Is years of age, the employee of $
ne barrel-house keeper, whose name is q
ouis. n
Williams is lying at the Charity Hospital, a
nd his recovery is doubtful, as the wound is n
| fatal spot. +,
STAEs's CoURT.-Business as usual quite IL
risk in this court this morning. The follow
e cases were up for breach of peace, and a
disposed of Charlotte Eberhards B
ne was reduced from SIS to 50 SO, which she II II
aid and then sloped. Chas. Burke will fi
lsticate ten days in the parish prison for the "
me ofense of breach of peace; also Henry a.
sckson. Ella Rollin will keep them company SO
We days in the same prison for going and 81
ping likewise.
William c. Sanford was arraigned for an 10 10
,gravated assault with intent to commit 10
pc upon the person of Mary L. Burns, at re
e State-House, some few weeks ago. He La
as also arraigned on charge of assault and m n,
lttery upon the same person, and upon q an
ird charge of carrying concealed weapons. he
e was placed under bonds Of 5000 on each !,
large to appear when wanted. III
James Berry was up for assault and bat
~. Put under bonds Of 5000 to appear.