The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-10
THE CITY.

SMoTHERED BIZ CHARCOAL FUMES. = Ahou.
IL o'clock yesterday q man named Giov..:
Ciautrovich was gound lying dead in Isl.
room, No. IL st. Philip street. The man -
ing seventy years old it was at first reportsa
that he died of old age, but after the coror..
held the inquest it was found that Giant,
vich had died of what is commonly known q
asphyria
From the investigation, it was found tha.
the deceased had gone to bed the night befo,.
his death in perfect health. The night beine
cold, he kindled charcoal fire in small fn,s
mace in his room, the fumes of which sufio.
Gated him, and caused his death. The corr.
ner held an inquest. and returned verdict n
confederation of the above facts. The man
was an Italian by by birth, and was pauper.
Big Row IN BARREL-H oUsE.-About an
clock yesterday evening difficulty oc-
cured in a barrel-house on the levee, at thu
head of Canal street, between five or six rude
women who were dressed in mems clothinp.
The officer on the beat rushed into the housa
for the purpose of quieting tie row, when he
was knocked down and robbed of his re-
volver by some of the inmates of the 'ranche."
The parties who were the main movers in
the riot rushed out of the house and succeed
ed, in the darkness of the night, in MAKING
their escape, leaving behind them their ine
Mardi- Gras clothes. The officer was con-
siderably bruised, but will, it is hoped, not
die from his wounds.
AFTER THE NEws.-One John Ryan, aged
about - years and claiming to be a n9wsboy.
broke open the newsstand at the corner Of
Poydras and Camp streets, and purloined
theretrom several pictorial papers, Harper's
Weekly and other Northern journals, for
which otfsnse the unlucky John was locked
up in the First Precinct Station, there to
cd tafa on fheaI rof1- ~
other peoples property to his own use.
NIGHT LoDGERs AT THE FRsr.-Last night.
besides the usual array of prisoners generally
registered upon the police books, there were
nearly one hundred night dodgers who took
up quarters in the Hotel de Lynch. The
various grades Of society and na,ionalities
were as numerous as the number
of sleepers huddled into the hunks that are
set aside for such as they.
A BROKEN LIMB.-A man by the name of
John Johnson, about As years DID, and q
native of England, had his right leg broken
on the 18th inst, while employed as hostler
at the plantation of Mr.. Becknel, in the par
ISL OF st. John. The sufferer arrived in the
city at o'clock last evening, on board the
steamboat ST. Elmo, where he now lies ar1
tended by the officers of the boat, who refused
% let him 60 the hospital on account of the )
nclement weather, but consented to have
aim taken there this morning.
BURGLARS ON THE SCENT-About 4 or S
o'clock, Tuesday morning, some unknown
hieves entered the powder establishment of
Mr.. Dupont, No. 32 Canal street, and stole
herefrom two breech-loading double.barrel
hot guns, which they succeeded in making
heir escape with. The entrance was effected
~ the thieves climbing up the post of the
he'd, and coming down into the store by the
Elevator. No clue has yet been discovered to
ave any trace of the thieves.
SUDDEN DEATH.-A colored woman named
|ynthia Joseph, residing on Prieur street,
ear Bayou Road, was found dead yesterday
aorning The Coroner held an inquest and
eturned verdict that the deceased came to
er death from pieurisy Of the heart.