The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-19
THE CITY.

:, when difficulty occurred between the Sane
gamblan and young man who holds a clerk
SNIP ON the cotton thoroughfare
Insulting language being used on the par
OF the moke, the young gentleman pitched
into him in old ''P. r. style and making
desperate lunge, succeeded in knocking him
down and cooling the African belligeren
propensltIes. Excitement for time ran
high and some officers attempted to make AT
arrest, but the multitude defad them, when
they left the scene of action and all was qaiei
AGAIN, the darkey leaving in great discom
future
Two ALARMS Two alarms OF fire were
gwen last evening; one at 80 o'clock for the
purpose OF calling the Fire Department to ex-
tlngush the burning debris OF G.. w. Stock
tons Feed store, at 2S3 and 2S5 Rampant
street. The department was promptly on
hand and succeeded in extinguishing the
blaze without trouble
HOUSE BREAKISG.-Jo ohm Keegan, youth
OF IT, being charged by Mr.. Grinnon, with
breaking and entering dwelling and com
mltilng larceny on Religious, near St. James
street, was arrested and lodged in the First
Precinct by virtue of warrant.
| CuTTING.-Henry Clay a man much darker
than charcoal, surrendered himself at II As
yesterday morning, at the First Precinct Sta
ton, having assaulted and seriously cut a
man named James Furlow.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition
AFTER HIS DRUNKEN Boss. - About 10
o'clock last night difficulty occurred in
TRAITS beer saloon, on Exchange Alley, be-
tween Customhouse and Canal streets. 1t
seems that colored man went into the beer
saloon to get his boss, who was intoxicated,
when the crowd, thinking that he proposed |
q 6rJp In ,,1y
his escape he was fired at by some of the |
parties, but managed to make his escape |
without getting hurt.
DIED FROM INJURIES RECEIVED Sally
Seht ffer, nineteen years old, who was so badly
burned in filling lamp with OIL Tuesday
evening, at her residence, No. Ia Harmony
street, died at noon yesterday from her in
Jurles. Deputy Coroner Parmelee held an in
quest and the jury returned verdict indoors
Ing the above facts.
GRAND LARCENY.-Thomas II. Orr was run
down on the levee, between Fourth and Wash
mgton streets, at l O'Clock Wednesday by
Officer OConnor, for stealing lot of brass
cranks worth two hundred dollars from on
board of the steamship State of Louisiana.
Capt Stewart the master of the vessel, fol-
lowed the officer to the station-house, where
he made the necessary charge Of larceny /
against him.
MISCELLANEOUS VIM. Cain, Dan Milan
and John Godfrey were found under susp- 7
clous circumstances in the vacant house on
" alter street, between Philip and jackson, /
and was lodged in the Sixth Precinct Station
Tor safe-keepng. L
Jacob Gerber and Charles Acorn surren-
lered at the Seventh Sub-Precinct Station L
yesterday tor their malicious mischief. f.
Jordan made the affidavit against them. =
The same party made an affidavit and had
me Zelotes Henriot arrested, at the corner of
ANAL Avenue and Fourth streets, charged
With horse stealing.
,orts a bridge broken and in dangerous
ondition, at the corner of Bellecastle and fiji
Coliseum. The attention of tbs proper
is called to this fact m
colored man, name and age unknown,
Tas sent to the Charity Hospital in a sick and
estitute condition, from the corner of ST.
harles and Canal streets, at o'clock last
light
A knight of the tar named Tom O'Brien
as arrested on Barracks, between Old Levee
nd sllatin streets, at 1;30 o'clock this morn
lg, tor belngidrunk. On arriving at the sta
on, a concealed weapon was found on his
erson; this was also booked against him by r
he peeler who made the arrest u
Court Officer Blanchard pulled Rosina
lltz into the Third Precinct Station from
n domicile, 2l3 st. Ann street, on warrant
larged by Julia George with the crime of
rceny.
Peter Harris was colared on the levee, head
Bienvile street, tor pilferipg sugar, and \
ffered the inconvenience of being lodged in l
H.
Court Officer Butler lodged Alfred Dodd
the Washington Square Station on com
amt of Mrs. Sylvan, who made charge of
'ceny against him. Alfred was captured on
.lerec street, between Robertson and Clai-
rne.
Some half dozen young mokes were quar-
ed in Capt Joseph's hotel, having been
uled in from the GENTLY Road for assault r
!, Mr.. Fetile Charles with intent to kill. 1t L.
safe to say that they did not walk in, but
ne in on the nine O'Clock train that stops at
It point coming from the Lake
IN old woman, named Julia Dillon, IS years
was provided with shelter in the lower
trict police station by Sergeant Sullivan, l
0 found her homeless and feeble in the
Gets OF the old Third. H.,
lr. James Chadwick, an original member
he Anti-Corn Law League died lately It At G
he whom Mr.. Carlyle called 1.-The assid-
Is much abused and trulv u-afuJ NJ