The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-13
THE CITY.

SOLDIERS VERSUS PoLIcE-At II ocloc
Monday night, A. G. Jennings. McManr
McCann and Lotus O'Hara, three Unite
!, States soldiers, went out on q bender. Whe
! on Periodic, between Rampant and Dryadel
8 Police Officers Smith aud Blair attempted t
make them cease their disturbance whe
, they attacked the police furiously, knockin
Ohcer Smith into the gutter and kickin
him in the stomach.
After spending their strength the police re
, covered themselves, and coming bravely t,
the front once more, compelled the blue coat
to surrender ignominiously, when they were
taken to the Central Station and bunked in
warm cell.
BURGLARY AT SUGAR HousE-Some tim,
during Sunday night some person or persons
unknown broke into the sugar house of Mr.
Hampton's store, about nine miles below the
city, and succeeded in making way with 9
number Of copper pipes, valued at $500; the
pipes are four inches in diameter.
1t is supposed that the burglary and lar.
ceny was committed by man who sailed in a
| lupger or skiff. One hundred dollars reward
will be paid for the arrest of the thief and re-
covery of the copper.
SHE WANTS TO DIE.-At 2:30 o'clock Mon
day, an unknown white woman attempted to
commit suicide by jumping twice from Post
~, head of Orange street. into the river, but
was rescued both times by some citizens who
we're on the wharf.
The woman, feeling disguised, went off
The officer arrived after the attempt was
made, but went in search of her to arrest her
for attempting to commit suicide. But she
succeeded in making good her escape.
From our Evening Edition of Yesterday
DANGEROUS BURGLAR.-At or about o'clock
Sunday morning the residence of Mrs Ferino,
547 Carondelet street, was burglariously en-
tered by some unknown thief, who made his
way into one of the bedrooms. where he was
discovered by the servant girl, who at once
gave the alarm, whereupon he made hasty
retreat, making his escape over the fence in
front of the residence, where he was met by
Officer ]. Cashmere, of the Sixth, who alleges
that the burglar held pistol to his face, and
while the officer was in the act of drawing his |
pistol the burglar ran away, pursued by the |
officer, who fred three shots at him without |
effect The entrance was effected by forcing |
open the kitchen door in the rear of the |
premises Nothing was missing. Capt.
Flanagan intends investigating this matter, as
be thinks there is more in it than at present
appears on the surface.
Two POLICEMEN BITTEN. A crowd of
'oughs numbering thirty congregated at the
'ornerSof Roman and st. Louis streets at 7
,'clock Sunday evening and created such a
disturbance as to render the interference of
he police to restore peace and quiet. While
lischargipg their duty, Corporal Sohrieber
nd Patrolman Mcdonnell, of the Fourth,
Tere both bitten in the left arm by the ring
eader OF the mob, one John Taylor, who sue
eeded in making his escape by the aid of the !
rowd. warrant has been issued for the ,
nan with canine propensi;ies.
LARCENY OF HORSE AND CAB.-Daniel q
hay and Louis Grady were arrested at 5 A. r
l.. Monday at the corner of Canal and Hagan q
venue, charged by B. Lee with the larceny !
his horse and cab 1t appears that Shay !,
nd grady got into the cab and drove off.
hen they were discovered and pursued BY =
ee
Coal On EXPLOSION. 6 o'clock P. !.
: Sunday, girl named Victoria Pons, aged y
Telve years, while lighting fire in the
tchen at her residence, corner of Rampant
I'd Frenchmen streets, poured some q
'al oil from a can upon the ignited wood; the q
caught fire, causing an explosion by which Of
e was severely burned about her body. and
Is supposed that she will not recover.
LARcENY Sally Watson has been extremely
ughty on the Sabbath day BY getting on Al
nder and then committing larceny. Mrs. cl
iller charges Sally with having stolen from NJ
r hat valued at one dollar. The Sixth -
ecinct is the unfortunate's resting place.
CRAcKsMES. - Some time during Sunday
,ht some unknown thief or thieves entered
; residence of Mr.. A. B. Segar, at the cor ar
: of Lavergne and Delaronde streets, and Lie
'ceeded in escaping with several articles of dc
clothing. m
JARELEss HANDLING OF ARMS. - Sunday oh
rning at O'Clock, while q man named G. an
~, residing corner of st. Ann and Galvez of,
eets. was examining shotgun, it acciden- las
~ went of, wounding a woman named ~
y in the forehead. The wound, though w
ere, is not considered dangerous. Dc