The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-07
THE CITY.

ANOTHER ARREST IN THE ROYAL STREET
Row-The report that the wounds OF young
MIR. Brousseau had been pronounced danger
GUS caused the re-arrest of Officer Sherman.
A physician subsequently gave certificate and
Sherman was released on bonds.
BADLY INJURED.-At 7:30 Wednesday morn
ing man named James Regain, while en-
gagged in discharging the ship Fleetwing, ~
ing at the head of First street, was struck IN
the head by block and tackle, and seriously
injured, the block and tackle being used
for the purpose of hosting goods out OF the
hold of the vessel. The injured man was
conveyed to his residence corner OF Fulton
and First streets, where he received medical
attendance.
AN EXPLANATION. Reporters Being
informed that it was asserted on the public
streets and elsewhere, that Mr.. Brousseau, who
on last Saturday night, while quietly passing
down Royal street, at the time when dis
turbance of the peace was in progress, and
was so severely wounded as to necsssltate his
being taken home in cab, was robbed OF
considerable sum of money by the police OIL
Ger or officers who assisted him into the We
hicle, called upon him to-day with view to
investigate the matter and ascertain the facts
in the case.
am authorized by him to say that at no
time on that occasion did police officer ap-
proach or lay hands upon him. That he was
cared for aud assisted into the cab by num-
Der of citizens then present, and that although
the money is missing he may possibly have
| lost it while falling or when being helped
| into the cab. W. I. LOAN,
Supt Metropolitan Police
LARcENlEs.-On a warrant taken out by
Mrs. Klutzner, Lena Grapes was arrested and
lodged in the Fifth Precinct Station. charged
with larceny.
| Gretna boasts of citizen named George
Hooker, who stands upon the Eighth Precinct
records charged with larceny from one Frank
Robertson.
! A LIGHTNING MATE-Charles johnson was
struck by lightning-that is, Jim Lightning
made desperate assault on him and carved
him consid erably. Jim is the mate OF the
steamboat LESSEE Ia lor. Nevertheless, ne
was flashed into the Harbor Station, charged
with cutting with intent to kill.
EVIL FRUIT. Folger not having an
orchard of his own, from which he could
pluck the yellow and juicy orange, proceeded
to another mans place, and therefrom pur
Joined sufficient of the fruit to satisfy his
cravings and have him locked up in the Sew
enth Precinct, charged with stealing
| CHARITY HOSPITAL Martha Buck having
gone to the Sixth Precinct Station in SICK
and destitute condition, was sent to the
Charity Hospital.
Emma Bush, colored woman, aged TWEEN
tv wears, was also sent to the hospital, having
been found lying in sick and destitute con
dition at 100 st. Thomas, corner OF Mel
pomene street.
THE FATAL CANAL.-Sometime during las
night, man named Robert Mahr, employed
on the dredgeboat, in the canal on the New
Orleans and Mobile Railroad, fell into thu
canal, two miles below the city, and wa
drowned. Body recovered.
FIRST NJ. P. CoURT-Judge EUa1as.-Adolph
Helm, who played the telegraph game OF
several ship captains, was arraigned befor
Judge Evans, charged with obtaining none
under false pretenses. The accused pleade'
not guilty, and was remanded under $40
bonds for his appearance.
Nara johnson and William Palmer. charge
with gambling, were sent before the Flrs
District Court under $3.50 bonds each.
Henry Willy charged with assault and bat
) terry, was sent down to the First District unde
$3.50 bonds.
Mrs. Augustine Lallie and August julius
for assault and battery, sent before the Flrs
District Court, under $50 bonds
Frank Amito, charged by Addie Lanner
with threats to kill, was found guilty q
charged and placed under $3.50 bonds to kee
the peace or thirty days in the Parish Prison