The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-18
THE CITY.

Kenner Lookup, by Deputy Coroner LOUIS eau
Diet. The verdict of the jury was that the de-
ceased came to his death from disease OF the
heart, and he has not as yet been identified.
BITTEN BY A MAD DoG.-Sa turday at 5 O'Clock
IP NJ, Mr.. G. w. James was walking along Wash
ington street, and when near the corner of Camp
was attacked and badly bitten in the calf of the
left leg by mad dog. The dog has since been
killed.
| Coal On. EXPLOSION. About 5 o'clock on
Saturday evening young girl named Sarah
Cain, residing at 1913 Prytsnia street, was severe
Iy burnt about the face, arms and breast from
coal oil which she was pouring from can a
fire that she was lighting at the time, when the
oil caught fire and exploded the can, catering
| the con ents over her body. She was attended
| to by physician, who pronounced her to be III
| critical condition.
| SERIOUS ACCIBENT.-Last Monday, the 18th
| inst. whils the steamer r. T. Btiarly was on her
| way up the river, about twenty-five miles this
side Of Shreveport the strap of TIE derrick broke
| and caused the stage to fall. 1t struck white
| man named Griffin knocking him down and at
| the same time throwing him overheard. The
unfortunate man was drowned before any assist
ance could be rendered him. The body was not
| recovered.
ACCIDENTAL DRowNING.-About half-past 10
o'clock A. NJ. Saturday, while colored boy
named Acide Anger, aged twelve years, was
bathing in the river at the head of Espanade
street, he was accidentally drowned. The body
has not been recovered. The boys parents,
residing at 100 Frenchmen street have been no.
titled, and they offer liberal reward for the
recovery Of the body
ATTEMPTED BURdIARY-At 100 A. NJ. Friday |
the residence of Mrs. Pritchard, corner Camp |
and Thalia streets, was entered by an unknown |
colored man for the purpose OF committing |
robbery. Officer Bennett awoke the landlady
Of the house and made diilgent arch about
the house, but the thief escaped over the back
fence LEAVING n nVarcOaf behind The n trsn
was effected by climbing over d fence at the side
OF the building.
DEAD Docs IN ALL PREcINcrs.-The police
records show that since the 10th instant up to
Saturday, the 17th, there have been III dogs
poisoned by sausage. The police are certainly
doing their duty in this respect.
TINE Is MoNEY.-A negro named Sam Brooks,
at IL NJ, Saturday, seeing the front door of Mr..
q. ): Moriiz open, on Camp near Julia street,
ran ill., and before any one was aware Of his
presence, stole valuable clock rom the mantel
and attempted to make his escape, but was
caught by officer Cassidy and locked up i'll the
Central, charged With larceny. Il
From Yesterdays Evening Editon.l
LARGE F1RE.-About PAS this A. M, a FIRE was
in the rear OF the brick building No. ,
IS Peter street, occupied by Patrick keenan, a
depot. The ow1er Of the building la unknown a
The fire was exhpgushed with damag est- :
msted at about five thousand dollars on the stock
contents and building. The amount of il surance
could not be ascertained. The cause of the fire q
s u known.
IF and O'Clock P NJ, Friday, Officer Pigott,
who is on duty at Kernerville, was called upon
oy citizens in the vicinity to arrest unknown Il
white man, German, who had his clothes off at 81
officer took charge of m and cked bin up in u
he Kenner station. charged with being drunk
md unable to take care of himself. During the
hight said prisoner died in his cell. O.
The deceased IS apparently about As years of d
lge, about feet in height, slender in build fair n
complexion, sandy hair, cut short and has sandy
hin whlt kers and moustache. When arrested
nd searched, on his person was found thimble, T
small brass box, pocketbOOk and SAL. He {.
vas dressed in rough brown cloth pants and !,
White shirt No hat or shoes. ~
CASE Done BRowN-One La,oyea. for. The State .
md DetenSe.-Thoue h on pleasure bent, he had
N eye to business. That is Brown, who is sup
,osed to be lawyer who hangs around Munlci- =
,al Coui is to devOur whom he may.
The poor untored African is his principal prev !
lie enjoys the morsel ''and rolls it In his mouth"
'ut OF all the rich dishes upon which our friend
las fed was one which he prepared for his dainty F
ppetite on Friday; but lawyers propose and
Judges dispose, and so did Judge Evans upset
his epicurean attorneys morsel.
The following rule, taken by Judge Evans, will 3:
xplain itself:
nUNlC1PAlI ECOURI-JNueOI lou
sidna rs. James MadS0n-In this case, and in
of the fact that W. J. Brown, a Co
racticing attorney before this court did, on the at
9th day of July, 1875, and while the above emit
led cause on trial before the aforesaid court n,
Justice W. L. Evans, presiding. assert that he Or
as the representative of the State in said Or
ution whereas, it has been developed that in
nth and in fact he was not the repres entatve IT.
the State, but was using his position and pro- "
ssional capacity for the purpose of concealing R,
ne testimony from the court, and Of compound
lg felony.
1t is therefore ordered by the Court Z" ex pro-
ria motu," that the said W. J. Brown do show Oh
euse on the 10Th day of July 1875, at II o'clock
NJ, why he should not be excluded from
ractice at the bar of this Honorable Court for
professional :, conduct and malpractice as afore-
I'D. w. L. EVANS.
Judge First Municipal Police Court.
LARCENY OF FLoUR.-Dick Bennett was, at
As A. NJ, run in the Harbor Precinct r.,
alton, from the Levee, head of Gravier street, Ad
ia ged with the larceny of flour. When taken
the station, Dick said he poor man and
at be could not get work. and that he needed
ead and, not to steal bread, thought best to Lee
cal the flour to make bread.
PETTY LARCENY Emeline Harrison was run in Ne
g Central Station at $50 A. NJ charged by Les
RS. Smith with the larceny of letter and SO
tie. 1t appears that Emeline had been in the -,
1ploy of Mrs. smith, and while at work stole -"
g articles. Tar
CHARACTER.-VictOr Drew, aged 16 G a..
airs, was at 1870 P. NJ, accommodated with Ao
tgings in the Fifth Precinct Station. Vic was Ri
Ken from the Washington Avenue Market,
aIged with being suspicious character.
LARCENY OF A WATCH.-Georgiana Gilmore, Dnl
4 OF twelve summers was run into the Seventh Pa,
ck-up, at II "a A. NJ, Friday from the corner Sto
Jersey and Gen. Taylor streets, charged by Cit
ter Bagey, youth OF the same age, with thu Boz
ceny of silver watch and shell chain, valued
SIS. Boz
Dopp was, at 80 P. M. Friday. Bor
ested and lodged u the Sixth Precinct Station.
m the corner of Soraparu and Rousseau
Gets, at the instance of his brother. L. A. Kea
PIP, who charges Fred with being insane. LA
Cap
1 Minpeapolis man bopoad b;ro,oIf In Res
elk with his wifes nubia. This, of course, Up,
i be cited as remarkable illustration of
lnubial infelicity.- Chicago Tribune.
l Kansas paper says: "a mule kicked an ION D,
urance agent in this place on the cheek the .ha
Ter day. The agents cheek was uninjured, -