The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-04
THE CITY.

| In THE DARE.-About 71a O'clock last evening,
the starters aud all ATTACHES of the Canal street
car station, corner Of Whto street, were left in
darkness by the gas going out. The cars were
delayed some time until candles could be pro-
cured, when the gas was put in order and tbs
work went on again.
STREET CAR ACCIDENT. AT about o'clock yes
terday evening Car No. SIS, of the Claiborne and
anal line bv defect IN the track, was thrown
INTO the gutter az It was coming III to the city
The car was slightly damaged, and one lady was
cut in the aalle, but not seriously. The car was
placed on tho track by the crowd gathered, and
| went on all right.
Ok Tn EYES ARREsrED.-Spec;al Officer La
| thique and Officer Hubbayd arrested at 2:30
o'clock last evening, James Madison, Felix Ber-
| nard aud Sylvester Sanco, and lodged them in
the Seventh Prec net Station charging them with
having stolen va ued at Que hundred dol
| lars, and owned bv Mr.. Levy. at the aillau ON
Plantation. the right bank OF the river. 1t
ascer AIMED that the thieves swan the beef acrosss
| the river at 23O DEL ,ck in the morpi g, and
| offered it for sale to u butcher where they were
| arrested
From our Evening Edition of Yesterday
FOUND DEAD.-Fridsy evening about O'Clock
William Fletcher, the night Waterman OF the
| steamer Gov Allen, ylng 1T the head OF Gravlel
street, was found dead III the hold ct the boat.
Inquiry eli tied the ct that the man disappeared
Thursday afternoon, and it was thought that no
had gone forth INTO the city. Some one having
occas on to go into the hold of the steamer for q
plank, found the body of Fletcher lying just be-
meath the hatch. Coroner CnastaGt was notified,
and this morning held an inquest upon it. A
post mortem examination made by DR.. Ames
disclosed the fact that the niaa died Of heart
disease. Fletcher was dative of Independence.
Missouri. aged forty-tlree years. and, it is said
comes OF wealthy lamiy III that portion Of the
State.
AN AccrDENT.-Mr James Ward, a member OF
Pelican Hook and Ladder Company No. l, Of
Algiers, while attempting to atjast ladder
against wall at the fire las night, was severely
injured by the ladder falling mp his arm. The
hook it apps ars cut the arm yerely.
DANGER rs.-There is bri &c at the inter
section OF Delaronde and bartholomew streets,
Alsie,s, which needs the attent.od OF the SUPER
intendent OF Streets. The pe,ice report 1t broken
aud IL u dangerous condition.
LARcENIEs. Mary King was locked up in the
First Precinct, last evering, charged by Officer
Houliilan with larceny OF Il shawl.
LlZzle Carte was csed up the First Pre-
cnrf, charged with having stolen property in hea-
,sses-ion. She now lin,efs in durance vile to
anrwr the cilsrse.
Mary Williams, after roping one Lee Porter
into her der, 40 Basin ST., It. robbed him of two
dollars. Porter, cling himself ruined man,
had the fair May 10 ked mp IN the Fourth Pre-
clnct, charging her with larceny.
BEEEFr OF REAsoN.-Frauk Duchue was lock-
ed up i'll the bird Precinct last night The
ctafse prefe red against hln ~as that OF insan-
ty.
MAD Cow.-Corporal Blanchard reports that q
mad COW was shot by some citizens, ON st. Philip
street, between Burgundy aud Eampart, last
evening.
INsANE.-Last evening jeff White was arrested
Ind locked up in ths Fifth Precinct by Officer
Mead. charged with being insane.
INTENT TO KrLL.-Ed. English was locked up
\ the Fifth Precinct station, charged by Rosa
1aison with assault with Intent to kill.
THREATENING. Sergeant Hussey reports the
med, M. rs .vae stree, Is III a dangerous con-
'l'lon and apt 10 fall at any moment.
William Cook was marched into limbo last
vemng chars, by tficer Wallace with MALI
lousiy breaking h,rse car o. 80 Of the Orleans
sallroad Company, and also driving without g
cenae.
SEVERELY BURNED This morning. at halls
ast o,lo k, ilc.n';a shi,trla-, ! child three
airs Old, Cal re vas yer! s.veIly burned while
t the resi- iehce OF her par, nts en- Howard, Eear
ackson street l. app ars That sne got possess
!on OF few matc;s, and accl;t ntaily set her
lotLes On fire.