The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-23
THE CITY.

SHOT BY HER HUsBAND.-Last night, at $50
o'clock. a quarrel originated in the building
corner of Richard and Religious streets, be-
tween John Mclaughlin and his wife. which
resulted in the former shooting and MORALLY
| woundinp the latter in the abdomen. She
was conveyed to the Charity Hospital. where
| her wound was pronounced mortal. MIC
Tauohlip was arrested and conveyed to the
Second Precinct Station. Bad feeling had
existed between them for several days. At the
time of the shooting Mclaughlin was under
the influence of liquor.
| PROPERTY RECovERED.-Ohcer Lemalstre
found, by virtue of a search warrant at the
residence of Samuel Bird, corner OF Laurel
and Seventh streets, large gong, valued al
$40, supposed to have been stolen by Bird,
the individual that was arrested Yesterday IN
Jefferson City for till tapping. The gong IS
now at the Station where it can be Identified
by the owner if he will only come to the front
and prosecute.
LEG BRoKEN.-A boy named Geo. Heller,
aged nine years, a son of Charles Hefher re-
siding on Laurel street, between Eighth and
Ninth, had his right leg broken by the falling
| of gate which was being erected Ly some
carpenter at his fathers house.
Found DEAD.-Frank Perpeet aged 50years,
native of Germany, residing at Mrs. WI
| bells lodging house. No 1O7 st. Charles street,
was found dead in his bed Monday morning.
The deceased had been drinking very hard
all of last week, aud came home at a late hour
Saturday night, very much under the infu-
ence of LIQUOR and asked Mr.. Wibel not to
wake him up Sunday. He wanted to sleep
ali day and get sobered up, so that he might
be able to finish job that he was working on
the week before. Coroner Chastant has been
notified, and will holdan inquest.
An UNSEEN HAND. - About half-past III
o'clock Sunday night man named Martin
Shirley was stabbed in the right breast while
walking along Dauphine street, between St
Peter and Toulouse, on his way home. by
some unknown party who made his escape.
The wounded man was attended by Dr. Cas-
tellanos, who pronounced the wound serious
but not dangerous, and afterwards taken to
his residence.
DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED -Mumford Ray
mond and Jacob Brown, both employed on
Mr.. Soniat's plantation, six miles above Car
rollton, while at work in the sugar-house at
o'clock Saturday night got into dispute.
Mr.. Soniat, who was on hand at the time,
stopped the war. and ordered Brown to his
quarters. About two hours afterwards Brown
returned to the sugar-house armed with a
double barreled shot gun loaded with buck
shot, and without word, fired at him, one of
the balls taking effect in the small of Ray
mond's back, infieting dangerous wound.
Brown succeeded in making his escape.
STABBED-At half past o'clock Saturday
evening" a difficulty took place between two
men named G. Arihydore and NJ. LEROY at
the corner of Union and st. Claude streets,
which ending in Lefroy's being stabbed in
the left arm and seriously wounded. The
wounded man was taken to his residence, SIT
Where street and attended by DR.. Capdeville.
Corporal Parker arrested Arthydore shortly
after the stabbing and locked him up in the
Fifth Precinct Station.
Nor THE SAME MAN-Mr. VIM. J. Grady,
member OF Philadelphia IA and employed in
the Custom-H House, requests us to state that
he is not the W. J. Grady who quite recently
lost 500 and finger ring in a house at the
corner of Perdido and Dryades streets.
TIL1-TAppER Miles Bird, Is years of age,
was at last captured at the corner OF Louisi-
ana Avenue and Water street, by Officer
Smith, and lodged in the Seventh Precinct
Station Bird has been wanted since last
Thursday, to answer a complaint made
against him by Miss G. Mansion, who states
that he is the young man that sneaked into
her store, at the corner OF Toledano and
streets, Thursday and stole
about So out of the money drawer.
Cur IN THE FAcE.-Sunday evening at half
past o'clock Joe Davis, q bottle vendor, ran
against woman named Laura Joseph, on
Dryades street, which terminated in Laura
drawing knife and carving the left side of
Joe's beautiful countenance He was taken
to the Charity Hospital, where his wound
was examined and pronounced not dangerous.
Laura fled Immediately after the cutting and
mas not yet been captured.
Nor THE MAN.-Several friends of Mr.. w.
]. Grady request that mention be made that
". J. Grady, who was arrested in house of
ll-fame on Basin street, is not the Grady an
employee of the Custom House and mem
Der OF Philadelphia Fire Company No. H.
MURDERER ARRESTED. Capt. Peter Joseph
It half-past o'clock Sunday afternoon, ar
ested colored man named Daniel Hartman
It the corner of Customhouse and Franklin
treets from information received with having
murder in one of the parishes.
POLICE NOTES -Raphael Saphine was we'll
prepared yesterday afternoon to get into
ffculty with any one that wanted to fight.
ie was taken to the Jackson Square Station,
there two large dirk. knives were found con.
called on his person.
Charles Kenney, nineteen years old, and
'aylor Mcdonnell, aged thirty, were sent to
he Charity Hospital from the Harbor Station
d sick and destitute condition.
John Brother was lodged in the IRENE Sta
ion Sunday evening on charge'of larceny,
referred against him by Martin Helpry.
Changes in English Legal Nomenclature
Among the incidents of English law re-
'rms are the changes in legal nomenclature.
he LaD lines mentions some Of these At
ar the 1St Of NovaYnhAr navt fboro will bo M
1ch person as attorney or proctor, both of
hich titles will be merged in the chancery
ppellation of solicitor. A suit becomes an
,tion "Bil and 'declaration" alike dis