The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-23
THE CITY.

SEE oous CHAEGE.-LswYsnce Rivere. COY
of thi :seen, was arrested Thursday morning
at s o'clock on the corner Of Adele and
Tchorpitouias streets, charged by Mrs. Jane
King With having committed an outrage 1pon
her daughter On the 2eth inst, a child of nine
years. The boy was taken before Judge
Adams, yesterday. aud rsmanded for his APP
peara-sce on next Tuesday, without the bsne-
tit of bss:l
ARREST or BrR aAE. Michael Nolan, .
lad OF eighteen Years, was arrested OF the
corner OF Julia and Tchonpitoulas streets,
charged with telonio;.sly breaking and enter
ing Il store in the night time and committing
larceny. He is ono of the parties connected
with the robbery of Z. n. Rushas store, 6
and q Girod street, on last Tuesday night.
He was lodged in tho, First Precinct by Off
GERS McArdle and Mc.Alpine.
Acs1nzNr ON TIN HAGERsrowN. At 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon Masterson Nut
tell. While engaged in assisting to unload the
Hagsrstown. mad his. hand caught in one of
the cogs in the donkey engine. His
hard was severely mashed and i; jursd, but
pronounced by the attending physician net
serious.
IhEsPAss. -Joha Burns was run into the
Central Station last night, charged BY c. Il.
Roos with having entered the Newsboys'
Home without any right or law SO to do.
From our Evening 1a;aioa Of Yeste- aay.
aEHx BAD Isn=n James Walker shaver
OF some eighteen summers, seems to be
most barbarous chap; ne is not only charged
with using obscene language, but wish carry
ing razor, and still worse, attempting to use
it on Officer Claim, OF the Harbor Police, with
intent to kill. vudge Evans brought claim
against the voting hopeful to- day il the First
Police Conrt, and no doabt James
will W09c-a chalk line to the Parish Prison.
IN BAD CoH2IT1oA-The following bridges
are sadly in need OF repairs, being in q dam
gerous condition Corner of julia and Com
'nerce streets, corner Of Julia and Front, and
Liberty and Lafayette. Who VIA fix these.
bridges?
CRAcKsMsN. Rs.DLY FOOLED. Sometime
during Wednesday night, unknown thieves,
entered the store Of Mr.. Jack
Hohen, situated at 224 Orleans street. The
thieves csrried away almost he entire con-
tents Of the store, which only amounted to
about seyenty-fye dollars.
The entrance was effected By breaking open
he front door with some blant instrument,
lsed as ~ lever. As yet no clae to the thieves
has been discovered.
MISCELLANEOUS. "A coal o.;,lamp exploded
aSt Al3nC at the residence OF Mr. Houston,
corner Of First and Chippewa streets, but
Vithott injury to person or property.
Billy Kelly, darlint boy, do ye know what
yare abcut,
With yer blackguara, drankin whisky, and
always shpin' out?
Last night the paler fond 70 on tie coold
aad chee1less street,
AnG took ye to the ststioafrom off hiS nightly
beat
Judge Staes this morni1' darlint, viii fine va.
with galore"
That's isst the way the judges do when fell
low Is very poor.
Ches. Guyol and Henry joseph, two
youths, tooi q stroll to the Jockey
Club House last evening, and saying pea
.ock that suited the.1 fancy, fel,niously eb-
iucted the bird, for which they were lodged
n the Suburban G,ecinct Stat On. Joseph
ays he would ge-aN to be out Of the scrape.
Guissippe Iavella, q native of Corsica, aged
fly ave years weat to the Fourth Precinct
station last evening" in sici. and desdtute
condition, and WAS sent to TIE Charity Hos
,ital by Officer Gaidyay.