The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-01
THE CITY.

ACCIDENTALLY DRowNED.-A sailor, job
Greenback, yesterday reported ct police qual
ters that when about eight miles from tn
Pickets on the Lake, the captain of the sloo
on which he was working. the Star os the Ssa
accidentally fell overheard and was drowned
It seems that the captain, Fritz Kreegan, wa
attempting to raise an awning when he los
his balance, the accident resulting fatally.
No OwNER. Yesterday afternoon colore,
man named Soloman Thompson, driver o
hand-cart No IS, carried to the Fourth Pre-
cinct Station trunk full of clothing which
he stated had been entrusted to his care b,
one Grace, at the Ada Belle House, to be con
veyed from thence up town. After waiting
some two hours at the agreed place of destin
alton, and failing to see the proprietor h
concluded to take the trunk to the Station
house for safe keeping.
RECOVERED. - Yesterday afternoon about
2:30 o'clock, at the head of Enghien street
was found the body of John Delaney, who wa,
drowned in the river June 18th. Corone,
notified.
ANOTHER BODY RECOVERED. - The dead
body OF the boy West, drowned June 18th, in
the river, was recovered yesterday head OF
Spain street. Coroner notified.
From our Evening Edition of Yesterday
A TERRIBLE FAL1-At half-past o'clock,
Wednesday morning, while Jules Frere, a
painter, was standing near the edge of ladder,
painting house on Prieur, between Orleans
and St Peter streets, he lost his balance and
accidentally fell to the ground, q distance of
some thirty feet or more, fracturing his skull
and breaking several ribs on the left side.
The suffering man was conveyed by his
friends to his residence, No. LOG Orleans
street, when DR.. Castellanos was called in,
who attended to the man and pronounced
his injuries of serious nature, but as yet is
unable to give an opinion as to the proba-
bility of his death or recovery, though the
chances are against his recovery.
Coal OIL EXPLOSION. 70 o'clock Tues
day night coal oil lamp exploded in the all
of the clearinghouse 1859 Baronne street,
kept by Mr.. Byrnes. Patrolman Dorsey be-
ing called, extinguished the flames before any
material damage was done.
CHARITY HOSPITAL. Patrick O'Brien, aged
"A years, and a native of Ireland. was sent to
he Charity Hospital from the Central Police
Station in sick and destitute condition.
CoNFLAGRAr1oN.--At12 1920 A. M. Wednes-
lay fire broke out in one-half of the unoccu-
oied double frame house situated at the cor
Ter of Elysian Fields and ST. Claude streets,
owned by Caroline Jourdin. The other half
vas occupied by George Leutz as barber
hop. The whole building was totally de-
troyed, with loss Of $1,000. Insured in the |
Merchants Mutual
FRE.--At halt past 10 o'clock A. NJ,
Y Wednesday, fire broke out in the unoccu-
lied one STORY frame house situated on First,
,ntvu 4 =
dr. Gellen, and which was totally destroyed.
not ascertained. Cause of the fire
opposed to be incendiarism.
AGAIN IN THE Tons August Christoper,
lias Santa Anna, is again in trouble; he has
1st got out of the Lowe murder scrape, and
ow he is charged with standing at the cor
or of Poydras and Carondelet, under dan
erous and suspicious circumstances. He
ill enjoy Capt. Pegram's Hotel for thirty
ays longer, and keep company with the rest
{ his friends.