The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-04-21
THE OITY.
From our Evening Edition of Yesterday

UNFAITHFUL; OR, The Lovers REVENGE =
Edward johnson is steamboatman OF hue
most dark. His fair inamorata is q igor.
geous" p" black nymph bearing the aristo.
cratic name OF Emma Longwest. Emma was
tickle, though johnson had expended any
amount of Saturday night money for her on
ginger cake. beer, and such like She saw in
another's eye that light which in Johnson &
had failed to kindle the flame Of fidelity in
her heart. johnson saw this in a moment,
for he was one Of those gigantic intellects-
one Of those long, well proportioned thick
heads-so he went for the treasury of the
self to some 81 60 in good currency of these
United States.
Longwest was furious and therefore called
on Officer Kennedy who conducted the de-
iected lover in disgrace to the confines of the
Fourth.
JAIL B1ED-James Davis, it is alleged, has
been in the Penitentiary, and by some means
unknown, escaped from its darkened walls
before his time OF service bad run out
Therefore Officer Pascal OF the Fourth took
him in from Franklin, near Bienville, and
lodged him safe in the lock up.
ALIAS Me No MoRE-Officers Herzog and
Cheering, Of the Eighth Sub-Precinct, after
some search succeeded in arresting Henry
Williams alias VIM. Thompson, alias Robert
Cloudy, alias Jim Hendrickson, who had a
stolen sorel mare in his possession. The
mare is at the Station as well as the alias man.
The owner, by calling, can have the former.
T1MEAN TIED WILLIAMS UP.-Deputy Con-
stable Ames, of the Eighth, arrested Sally
Williams, Moses and Mary Smith in Gretna,
who had lent themselves to the dishonest and
cow(y)ardly act Of stealing two heifers from
one William Timean. They were lodged in
the Eighth Precinct Station. ooh, Tenn
pora oh, Moses!"
ALI's WELL THAT ENDS WELL.-Between 6
and o'clock last evening, while colored
boy, aged four years, and named VIM. Frazer,
was playing near a well. ON Forstall street,
near the swamp, he accidentally fell in and
was drowned. Coroner held an inquest.
Verdict in accordance with above facts.
MISCELLANEOUS Frank D. Hoffman
was taken from Fulton, between st. Andrew
and st. Mary streets, and put in the Sixth
Precinct Station by his father Mr.. Charles
Hoffman tor safe keeping. Young Hoffman
has for some time been working in McCann's
but lately has become so deranged
that confinement was necessary. He was sent
to the Louisiana retreat this morning from
the Sixth.
The bridge at the corner of Ursulines and
Claiborne streets is reported to be in q dan
gerous condition and sadly in want of imme-
diate repairs.
J. w. Prime. who says he is tailor, but
seems not to share the confidence of the po-
lice, has made a suit for himself by prowling
around the corner of st. Peter and BASIN
Streets The officers ch .rgei is suspicious"
He seems to have Primer tacie evidence.
Jules Deloney, charged by NJ. Variol, with
cutting and wounded him, was lodged in the
Third. Wonder if Jules was yaccinatinp
him for the varioloid.
The store of Landry & Godfrey, No. 4S
Decatur street. was found open at o'clock
asst night by Officer Vatican, who remained
n charge.
Mrs. Powell caused the arrest of Jules
Lelly, lad of fourteen, at the corner of Aus
;erlitz and Magazine streets, charging him
With the larcenySof two dollars in currency
The Seventh Precinct was his resting place
asst night.
Robert Johnson stands charged by H. Rich
Irds, engineer of the Empire Press, with hav-
ng committed a larceny of cotton-tie buckles,
nd was for the same locked up in the Second
Precinct Station by Officer Brown.
FIRST METROPOLITAN POLICE CoURT.-The |
ase Of ]. J. Reiter, jeweler, charged by John |
4asalle with the embezzlement of watch, |
anne up before Judge Evans this morning. |
After the evidence was heard, the judge sent |
he accused before the Superior Criminal |
,ourt under two hundred and fifty dollars |
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