The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-17
THE CITY.

A F1END IN HUMAN FoRh1.-About half-past 8
o'clock Saturday night difficulty occurred, at
| the corner of Race and Chippewa streets, be-
| tween a man named Humphrey Mitchell and his
wife Virginia which resulted in the woman re-
| eeiving dangerous cut on her head. She was
taken in charge by her friends, who reside in the
| vicinity. The man jumped into street car,
which was passing at the time, and made good
| his escape.
| SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL half past IL O'Clock.
Saturday evening, while two children, bow and
girl, Of Mr.. John Durand, residing at No. IS
South Market street, were engaged in play oppo-
site the stable, No. 68 st. Joseph street, horse
| dashed out rom there and ran against the chill
dren, thro owing both OF them violently to the
grouud. The little girl had two of: her teeth
knocked out, and the boy was severely injured
about the body. They were both conveyed to
| their home.
BURGLARY.-About 4 o'clock yesterday even
| ing the unoccupied house, SO Hospital street,
| was entere d by some unknown thief or thieves,
who stole herefrom a lot OF gas nxtures. The
entrance was effected by breaking open the front
door.
| aged 80 years, died suddenly at about o'clock
Saturday night at his residence, corner of For e
and Ely sian Fields streets.
ASSAULT WITH DANGEROUS WEAPoN.-L. J.
Hoff was arrested in Carrollton and lodged in
JAIL charged by c. W. Lowell with assault with a
rested, charged by Lowell with aiding and as
saulting with dangerous weapon. Both were
arrested at the corner OF Front and Cambronne
streets.
EMBEzzLEMENr.-Jaco Williams was arrested
yesterday at the Oakland Race Course and locked
up in the Carrollton Station, on warrant
charged by G. L. Bright with embe zzlement of
wool, valued at S25.
He WANTED BURDEAUx's BLooD.-Henry Smith,
| q negro. WaJ. on the cOmDlaInG of RaZlI0 Rur-
deaux, arrested in Coliseum square and 'boosed
in the Second Precinct Station. Smith, it ap-
pears, was bent upon having Burdeaux's blood,
and assaulted him with a dirk knife. Officer
McCurdy, who arrested the bloodthirsty Henry,
added to the charge, assault with dangerous
weapon, that of carrying concealed weapons.
SUDDEN DEATHs.-A colored man named Skin
ny Williams died suddenly at the corner Of Sixth
and ct. Dennis streets, yesterday evening. Cor
oner notified.
ner Of Force and Elysian Fields streets, died sud-
deay at his residence at O'Clock last night.
POLICE NOTES.-The store of H. White, No. 81
Natchrz street, and the vacant house, No. So
Hospital street, were found open last night.
The bridges at the corner Of Philip and
Tchoupitoulas, Third and Tchoupitoulas, Fourth
and TchOupitoulas, Sixth and Tchoupitoulas, and
Fourth and Chippewa streets, are broken and
dangerous.
Thirty dodgers, fourteen DRINKS and eight dis
turbers OF the peace were recorded last night.
Cool PROCEEDINGS. afternoon, about
o'clock, three men walked into Mr.. John Kieffer's
grocery store, at the corner of Palmyra and
Johnson streets, and called for drinks. After
drinking three or four tim s, one of them in
loud voice cried out John, put that down on a
block of ice." Saturday evening about the same
time they visited John again, and walking be-
hind the counter, took six bottles of whisky.
This thing should be stopped by the officer of
the beat