The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-17
THE CITY.

pope OF bringing DacK young Joseph Cantl
nellie, who some time ago embezzled $3.50
from Mr.. VIM. F. Walsh. Detective Cali
arrived in Cairo the following night and mex
morning met Sheriff A. H. Irwin, who al
once expressed his willingness to turn tn
boy over, and what money he had remaining
| with the exception of 1920, which he imag
ined was legiimately coming to him. Thi
impression upon the part of the Sheriff wal
caused by the interference of some outside
party in New Orleans, who wrote to Cairo anG
informed the Sheriff that he was entitled to
this amount; for what reason is not exactly
known. Capt. Cain returned to the city al
1890 A. M. Sunday with young Cantinelle
and $3.50 in currency.
RUN OVER BY FLOAT About O'Clock
Monday evening, colored man named Bill
Mansfield was badly injured while driving
his float loaded with a heavy boiler on the
levee, head of Julia street. The mules be-
came stalled aud while endeavoring to get the
float clear Mansfield fell under the left fore
wheel, which inflicted a severe cut on his
right arm and cheek and had finger on the
right hand broken as we'll as his shoulder
badly bruised, although Officer Scanlan came
to his assistance and prevented the wheel
from passing over him entirely. The injured
man was attended to by Mr.. Cook, who con-
veyed him to his residence on Franklin, be-
tween Lafayette and Poydras streets, where
medical attendance was furnished.
BuRGLARY-Some time Sunday night the
residence Of Mr.. Charles H. Dubon, No. SO
Bourbon street, was burglariously entered by
some unknown thief or thieves, who effected
an entrance by climbing over the fence in
the rear, and gaining admittance through the
back door, succeeded in getting away with two
hundred dollars in currency and jewelry
in value to seventy. five dollars.
No clue whatsoever to the thieves.
THE NEGRO RIVALS, OR RAZOR GAsHEs.-
At A. M. Sunday Caroline Whitney and
Eliza Robinson, rival admirers of moke
named John Jones, went for each other at the
corner Of Lyons and Tchoupitoulas streets.
The fight was long and fierce, Caroline
being armed with the weapon of her kind
drew forth her razor and inflicted long
slash across the left arm of her antagonist,
who turned to flee when the irate Caroline
gathering her skirts up pursued her flying
rival and springlng upon her brought the
razor into play upon the back of ELIAS head,
and then beat hasty retreat.
At P, NJ. Sunday, Officer Walsh arrested
The woman Caroline Whitney and locked her
up in the Seventh. The cause of this diff
Guilty, John Jones, is VIGOROUSLY bad negro,
always having been noted for breeding dissan-
'ion in families. In the month of August,
1874, he was stabbed in the abdomen by one
lean Baptiste for improper advances to that
mans wife.
Recovering in few days, Jones went to the
house of Baptiste's wife, and accusing her
If perfdious conduct, he drew knife and
deliberately inflicted CHASTITY wound across
Ter abdomen. He was arraigned, placed I'M
~ hny, do hr1% L.
Until yesterday, when he figures again in a
bloody fray.
BEER SALOON Row.-About a quarter after |
i o'clock, Sunday night, as Officer Devlin |
vas walking his beat on Royal street, and |
When near Canal street, in front Of house No !
2, known as Zeigler's Saloon, he was asked |
y the barkeeper of the house to come in and |
rive out crowd of young men who were
aising disturbance in the saloon. The |
ficer told him he could not do SO, but if |
here was any one in there that he wished |
rrested he would 60 in and get him.
At that time Mr. Zegler, the proprietor of |
he house, came out and asked the officer to
ONE in and arrest party. The officer went |
1to the saloon, and attempted to arrest the
arty, when a crowd of fellows commenced
hrowing glasses ut him; one of the glasses
truck Devlin on the head and severely cutting
i'm. The young man was afterwards arrested
y the officer and locked up in the Third Pre-
met Station.
The injured man had his wounds dressed
nd was sent home by the Sergeant. W. H.
tanning, alias Thos. Harrington, who struck
fficer Devlin on the head, was arrested, as
ell as Thos. Baxter who interfered in the ar
'st. Both occupied cells in the Third.
Is II INFANT1c1DE Robert Bar, a car
river, when returning to his residence. cor
er Felicity and Carondelet streets, at 12:5OA.
!. Monday, found on his doorstep, wrapped
shawl, the dead body of fully developed |
male infant, supposed to be some few hours
d.
The child was taken charge of and the Cor
Ter notified. Upon examination marks were
und upon the chi1d's head, indicative of
ows having been inflicted The officer on
Q beat stated that about the hour of II P.
:, Sunday, he saw woman walking from
at direction alone; that she went out Ba-
nne, and turning into Josephine street.
ant into house. 1t is thought that this is
e guilty party.
SUNDAYS FIRES. = At 4 o'clock Sunday
orning fire took place in the rear of the
me cottage house, corner of Eighth and
mp streets, resulting in damages estimated
$1,000. House owned by MIR. Schilnger
d occupied by Chas. Bothique. Insurance
the Teutonia, $500. Cause of the fire un-
own.
A one hundred dollar fire occurred at the
occupied two-story brick house, owned by
+. A. Frerichs and situated on the corner of
lird and Prytania. Insurance not ascer-
ned. Cause unknown.
A SMALL BLAzE.-At quarter after 5
lock Sunday evening, an alarm of fire was
unded from box No. 81. Upon reaching
3 spot the fire proved to be in the unoc-
pied two-story brick house on Prytania,
rner of Third streets, owned by A. Ferisp.
le fire was extinguished by the Iolice, with
, assistance of a few citizens, with dam
3 of about 500. If insured, or not, could
be ascertained. The fire is supposed to
the work of an incendiary.
WHOSE BAG.-Sunday morning, about
lock, Car driver of the Baronne and st.
aries streets line found bag at the corner
Magnolia and First streets. Upon exam
ltion the bag contained pair of gentle
ms shoes and four chickens. The property
s left at the residence of FL. W. Grunevald,
place where the driver found them The
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