The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-23
THE CITY.

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SPECIAL ORDER No. by the following order
directed to Capt. Gray. Of the Mounted Precinct.
| it will be seen that Coroner DeBanc has as
| sumed command Of at least portion Of the Me-
| tropoltan Police. The n. P.s will please take
notice Of this fact and govern themselves accord
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| Mounted Police-SU: hereby order that off.
GERS of your precinct be instructed to allow no.
newspaper reporters to view any dead body sub
''f' % ''D' p''''1' Z. DrBLAsc,
| Coroner Second and Thi Districts.
| On collecting his senses, which were consider
| to him directed, Capt. Gray wrote the following
| letter to Superintendent Loan:
NEW ORLEANS, May 81, 1875.-Col. F. W. Loan,
Superintendent Metropolitan POhce-Enciosed
please ina letter from Coroner DeBlanc, ad-
dressed to me as an order. As I know OF only
one authority in the metropolitan Police force,
which is the Superintendent, therefore refer
the matter to you. Respectfully,
Captain Suburban Precinct.
Our reporter learned to-day that Capt. Gray
had said that he would not deprive the reporters
of the pleasure which he knew they derived from
viewing q frst-class corpse, and that whenever
he got one on hand that they would be welcome
to look at it as long as they wanted to, Coroner
Blanc to the contrary Notwithstanding.
PnFER1Na OATs-At o'clock yesterday even
ing Richard johnson was nabbed at thee orner OF
Girod and Front streets, and given quarters at
pilfering oats.
Saturday morning, at about 3
O'clock the residence Of Mr.. F. Desbous, situated
on Roche blave, b tween Dumaine and st. Philip
streets, wrs entered by burglar, who succeeded
in robbing that gentleman Of about 500 worth
OF jewelry. 1t appears that Mrs. Desbous dis
covered the thief striking match in the room,
and Immediately awoke her husband, who a.
tempted to jump from the bed, but became en-
tangled in the mosquito bar, thus giving the ras-
cal an advantage which he was not slow to take,
he fleeing from the house and making his
escape.
A VICTIM OF THE LATE STEAMBOAT DIsAsTER.-
Last evening at about 7:30 P. NJ, part of the
body of grl about year old, supposed to be a
white child was found by Richard CLANCY, float
supposed to be the body of one Of the victims Of
the late steamboat disaster. As the CorOners
order does not make mention of the Fifth Pre-
cinct, it being special order to Capt. Gray Alone,
reporters can if they wish view the body.
DANGEROUS AND Susp1crous.- Woods
was taken in from the corner of Canal and
Front streets. and locked up in the Central Po-
lice Station. at a quarter-past yesterday after
noon, charged with being dangerous and sus-
picious character and having property in his
possession supposed to be stolen.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.]
STOLE PAIR OF PANTs.-John Burke, aged
Is years. was arrested at 8 ?. N. Friday, on
Canal, between Chartres and Old Levee streets,
charged by Henry Steidinger with the larceny of
a pair Of pantaloons valued at So.
VIOLATING THE INTERNAL REVENUE LAVA
Celestial from China, Chas. Kay by name, was
taken in at $50 Friday night from Canal, between
Chartres street and Exchange Alley, and locked
up in the Third Precinct Station, being charged
by A. Schlesinger with violating the United
States internal revenue law.
A PICK PoCKET.-John Alexas, charged by A.
Robinson with picking his pockets Of SIS on JEFF
ferson city railroad car, was arrested and incar-
cerated in the Seventh Precinct jail
House BREAKERs.-Elijah Tillman and Charles
Joseph were nabbed on Pine, near Magazine
street (Greenville), charged with breaking and
entering the stOre-hOuse Of Mr.. P. SOulier and
stealing raft rope valued at $25.
ARRESTED. Joseph Van Dan Broucke was ar
rested by virtue OF warrant, Friday, at 10:45 P.
NJ, by Capt. Malone and Detective Pearson, at
the corner of st. Louis and Bourbon streets,
charged from information received Of being &C.
cessory before the fact to the shooting and NOR
tally wounding of the boy Wallace French at the
Fair Grounds on the 10Th inst.
EXPLOSION OF A Coal OIL LAMP.-About half
past o'clock Friday evening two of the coal oil
lamps in the Second Street Market exploded,
and but for the prompt action of the police and
citizens great damage would have been done to
The market.