The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-29
THE CITY.
From our Evening Edition of Yesterd

| lfrom our Evening Edition OF Yesterday
FIRE BELOW JACKSON BARRACKS On tn,
2eth fire broke out in the two-story frame
house situated on the jackson Monumental
Place, one mile below jackson Barracks
Property owned by the Louisiana Agriculture
Association and occupied by Mr. A. Wild
The property was damaged to the amount o.
| $500; insured for $1,000 in the Atlas Insurance
Company. The fire was extingulshed by the
police and residents near the place. The
origin of the fire is supposed to have been
caused from defect in one of the chimneys
ATTEMPTED ARSON Between the hours of
and this morning, some unknown person
| attempted to set fire to the one-story frame
| house at the corner of Craps and Enghein
streets, owned and occupied by Henry Ach-
Der as dwelling and grocery. 1t was found
by an officer that the party or parties had
taken piece of wood from under the front
of the grocery and poured coal Oil in the hall
and then ignited it. The flames were soon
discovered and promptly extinguished with
out an alarm, the loss sustained being only
SIS. The property was fully insured in the
Merchants Mutual Insurance Company.
GAIGANo LUcA, who some time ago was
charged with assault and battery with intent
to kill, and also charged with rescuing a
prisoner, was last night arrested bv officer
SENT TO Observation-Disclosures Smith, native
Of Kentucky, and aged &C years, was sent to
the Charity Hospital in sick and destitute
condition from the First Precinct Station.
The BLESSINGS OF MARRIED L1FE-A man
bearing the rame Of Annes Joseph became
IA her jealous of his wife Sarah, and made
desperate assault upon her with knife, and
would, perhaps, have made mince meat of his |
better half had it not been for the timely |
appearance OF the officer, who took the good |
husband in.
A Bold BURGLAR morning about 9
clock, negro entered the alleyway No IS
Where street, the property of one Mr. Jones,
md inquired If man named Williams, who
boarded IN the house, was in. Being an
'wered IN the negative, the negro turned as if
o walk away, but turning around jumped
nto the window on the lower floor and began
Q help himself to the best of everything.
But when the thief had his arms full of
lothlng ETC., about to make his way through
he window, woman living in the house
inferred the room which frightened the thief
such degree that he Immediately dropped
ne clothing and made oft as fast as his legs
'ould carry him. The alarm was given but
be guardians were mon est, and the fellow :
lade his escape.
since our account OF the burglary at No.
. Where street was written, the thief has |
cen captured and lodged in the Fourth Pre- t
met Station. T
LARcENIEs. Jacob Smith, arrested at eight
clock this morning, larceny Of SO in Uni ,
a States currency. at the corner of Rampant
1d Common, charged by Bird Ransom
Isaac and Emile Deslonde were taken into 6
lie Seventh, charged by the officer with the .
rceny of lumber, corner Bordeaux and Mag
line streets.
Mary Green, one of the low women of Dry
les street was taken in for having stolen S!
currency.
FIRST MUNICIPAL Court.-Hines and Muir
~, who some time since attempted to bur-
arize the store of Pascal, on Poydras street,
ire brought mp before Judge Evans this 81
ornlng and were sent before the Superior
iminal Court.
lsham Randall, the murderer fiery Dick
H. was brought before this court. Case con-
lued until 4th of February.