The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-25
THE CITY.

HENRY WooD CONES TO GRIEF.-Detec.;vs
Thomas Devereanx at o'clock vesterdav
act evening, arrested a notorious thief named
to Henry Woods, on Bourbon street, between
re Customhouse and Bienville, and locked him
ks up IN the First Precinct Station, charged with
IN beng dangerous and suspicious character.
ol Henry is an ex penitentiary cenvict nd at-
n tracts the suspicion of the detectives when
k ever he IS seen. When arrested last night he
be mad new black vest, with cross of thread
If. on each side OF the col ar Wood had the
or vest loose IN his hand, and dropped into q
re drug store at the corner, where he wrapped if
o. up This is what first attracted the attention,
N OF the detective, who also charges him with
1t having stolen properly in his possession Any
one that is short one vest would do well to
/ call at the FIRST Precinct Station.
IL UNEXPECTED DEATH. = About 2 O'Clock,
> Wednesday afternoon a woman named Anna
!. Dorsey. twenty-six years old, and native of
h the United States, died without the aid of e
: physician at her residence corner of Burdette
y and Pearl Streets Seventh District Deputy
coroner Gtudet of the Parish of Jefferson
: held an inquest, and the jury gave verdict
; that the deceased died of heart disease.
: DESTITUTE AND SIcK.-A man named An
tome Andrews sixty years old and native Of
Germany, was sent to the Charity Hospital at
o'clock last evening, in sick and dastitnte4
condition from tue Central Station.
SUDDEN DEATH.-A prisoner, who has for
} several months been confined in the Parish
Prison, expired last night in his cell. The
report received was to the effect that the man
who died was Hugel, who, in October 1879
stabbed and killed his daughter on the levee,
immediately after arriving from France OH
the steamship State of Louisiana.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition
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| a genus from the State of Mississippi. With
view OF lettering his financial condition. he
one day concluded to shake Mississippi's soil
on his heels, and gathering his hat and other
property, wendell his way to this city. He,
ike many other enterprising strangers i'm
aglned politics was the proper field wherein
ne could exercise his ability, therefore at
politics went the festive William.
He didn't make any Roadway to speak of
wasn't as popular as he might have beer,
and gradually degenerated into third rate
ward hummer, and from that to barrel
house loater. The police have been eyeine
William suspiciously TOR these many months.
ana upon sundry occasions have they waited
the gentle youth into limbo.
His turn came again Tuesday. and from,
the head of Lafayette street he was led cap
tive to the Harbor Station by Officer Guerin
ana provided quarters therein, charged with
oeing dangerous and suspicious character.
1t was thought William contemplated breach
or the peace, or that he was on the alert,
hoping 10 despoll some unsuspecting stranger
by palming off on him the seductive looking
''spiel-mark,' bogus coin resembling
twenty dollar gold piece.
Provisions. As an evidence that provisions
are In demand among some people, it is on
record that certain enterprising individuals
engaged IN carrying from the steamboat land
ing yesterday barrels of it, a barrel
Of flour disappeared from the landing
head OF Julia street, and, tracing the matter
lp, 1t was found In the possession of Maurice
Moran and Bryan Martin. A barrel of beet
urned up missing last week, and diigent
search disclosed John Howard to be the man
Who made off with it. The three individuals
named were apprt hended and lodged in the
tlrst Precinct Station.
IIoGAN.-Judge Evans Yesterday rende,ea
us opinion in the case of the State vs. Matt
logan, who stood charged by the detectives
vim having stolen property-txo Watches
n his possession 1t was to the effect that
ne evidence adduced failed to establish the
barge therefore the accused could not he
Ella, and must accordingly be honorably dis
harged Matt therefore, skipped off free
gain.
Loo MANY BUCKETS Near two o'clock last
light Joe Morris, Joe Thomson and lin
thurman We're found vending their way
trough Calliope street with a dozen buckets
! their possession. Special Officer Hewett
ok the trio to the Pacanier Station and
lere left them, charged with having stolen
'oper'y In their possession. The buckets
ere taken, it is supposed from the Jackson
abroad Depot.
A PEDDLERs TROUBLE. - George Crews
axes precarious kind of living by ped
ing dry goods. Monday wasn'ta very good
up h hat, IL .
les been run in for doing business without
license, charge of having stolen property
MS possession was preferred against him
ne accused was placed in the Pacanier Sta
IN House. to be arraigned before judge
vans.
STOLEN HoRsE.-John Mourning, whose
cupatlon Is recorded as that of a merchant
IS apprehended yesterday and lodged in the
rrollton Lookup, charged with having
'len horse IN his possession. F. Jordan
eferred the charge and made the arrest.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Tuesday morning about
O'Clock, an old man, aged 10 years, died
idenly at his room, No. 226 Charities street
roner DeBlanc held an inquest upon the
dy
KIDNAPPING Hettie Goram was dropped
o the Irene Station at half past ten o'clock
'terday morning by officer j. Pascal. at the
nest request OF Mrs. Brown, who swears
all that is good that Hettie kidnapped a
and assaulted her. The kidnapper is
opposed to reside on Basin street. between
lal and Customhouse
STOLEN CLOTHES Theresa Haufpt was I'M
enormously linducted into the First Pre-
Ct Station House, about half-past II o'clock
night by Officer Coffee, for having in her
session lot of clothing, supposed to haze
n stolen The articles consisted of child
s wearing apparel. and as Theresa has no
Lore n 1t struck Coffee a plain fact that
had no business with the clothes
i IseELLANY.- John Burwin was sent from
Hafbor Station, Yesterday, to the Charity