The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-15
THE CITY.
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lFnm cur Evening Edition Of Yesterday.
DRESS TH1EF.-Ann Keller, aged thirteen
years, was arrested on Q warrant by Court
Officer Isabelle, on Harmony street, between
Chippewa and 3Annunciation, charged by
Mary johnson with the larceny OF dress
valued at ten dollars. She was confined in
the Sixth Precinct Station-house.
UNDER SUSPICIOUS C1RcUMsTANcEs.-J. Ca
hill surrendered himself to the officers 10
charge Of the Sixth Precinct Station at mid
night, or at leas. he walked in front of Mr..
". j. O'Connor, who made an affidavit
against him for being concealed on his prem
ises under very suspicious circumstances.
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF. Koenig passed
last night in the Pacanier Station, at the In
sance of police officer Spellman, for his ma
the corner of Dryades and Melpomene streets;
also with carrying concealed weapons, which
will bring him before Atocha's court.
BROKEN BRIDGES Captain Philip Taylor,
mounted brigade, reports the following
One corner of Broad and Canal streets and
one corner Of Galvez and Hospital streets.
vAGRANrs. Corporal Aucoin picked up
woman named Jane Watson, and man
named Francis Patrick, at the corner of
lodgings in the seventh lookup. booked as
being Migrants under section 953, Rays re-
vised statutes.
LARcENr.-A gallant soldier boy, named
James Cunningham, was arrested on Royal
street, between Bienville and Customhouse.
and waltzed into the jackson Square Station
for stealing $50 in United States currency
from Mr. Charles Ciehen. @..5.EE
CONCEALED WEAroSs.-At 7:3O O'Clock last
night Officer Roensch hauled one James
Grennan into limo from the corner of
Orange and Magazine streets, where he was
committing an assault and battery on an inof-
fensive youth named G. 0. Mitchell. When
brought to his place OF destination, the
Second Precinct Station, some hslf-dozen
concealed weapons were found concealed on
his person.
JUVENILE VACANT. Catherine De-
MARE, seven years Of age, was locked up in
the IRENE Station, at 6 o'clock yesterday
evening, BY OFFICER G. Elgard, charged with
being juvenile yagrant. g.f
PILFER1NG on THE LEvEE Officer Guerin,
1t o'clock last evening. pulled one Joseph
Hirkrom into the Harbor Station for pilfering
corn, and malicious mischief, on the Leveee,
head Of Girod street.
A FIGHr.-George White was marched into
the Sixth Precinct Station. ut half-past 8
o'clock yesterday morning. from the corner
of Jackson and Howard streets, for assault |
ing and beating Louisa Mathews with intent
to kill.
THE BANKS MURDER CASE Washington |
Banks was brought before the First Munich |
pal Police Court this morning, for trial on an
affidavit made by Coroner Chastant charging |
him With the murder Of old man james Pagan, |
who was brutally beaten on the night of the
Sd of December, and died in the Charity Hos |
pital on the 18th of the same month, from the |
effects Of his wounds After hearing the evil
dence in this case, Judge Evans remanded |
theaccused to the Parish Prison, on q charge |
of murder without benefit of bail, to appear |
before the Superior Criminal Court.
A SOLDIER ON THE WAR-PArH.-At2 o'clock |
this morning one Thos. earthly, soldier,
made things lively at the corner of Foucher
and st. Joseph streets, when he tackled Pa
trolman johnson, Of that beat, who was escort
ing him in friendly manner to the Central
Police Station. Thomas fired several shots at
the metropolitan, without effect, and had that
ofsnse placed to his credit, when he was
finally induced to 60 to Jail