The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-07
THE CITY.
from our Evening Edition of Yesterday.

From our Evening Edition of Yesterday
SrAEs' CoURT.-There was but one case Q
any importance that came up for trial at thu
court this morning. This one case was tina
OF the State VS.. E. II. Giquel, charged witt
shooting at Officer Harrington of the FRS
Precinct. with full intent to commit murder
The affair happened on St Louis street, cor
ner of Royal, yesterday afternoon, between tn
hours of and 5.
THREATS TO KnL.-Deputy Constable T. F
-Cavellier was, at half-past o'clock last night
marched into the Fifth Precinct Station BY
Officer Byrnes from the corner of Girod ant
Marigny streets, charged with disturbing the
peace and threatening to kill Mrs. Kelly, who
resides in that immediate vicinity.
Sick AND HoMELEss.-A colored woman
named Jane Grant, aged one hundred AND
twenty-five years. and a native Of Louisiana
was sent to the Charity Hospital last evening
in a sick and destitute condition, from hel
residence, corner of Jersey and Valmont
streets, Jefferson City.
CoRD WooD TH1EF-Oficer Lemaistre a,
5 o'clock this morning discovered Charles
Millien stealing wood at the corner OF
Tchoupitoulas and Berlin streets, and natu.
rally run him into the Seventh Precinct
Station on a charge Of larceny, where he
passed the night in durance vile.
BROKEN BRIDGE. Corporal Short, of the
Fourth Precinct Station, reports a bridge
broken corner of Marais and Ursuline streets,
and in dangerous condition.
CUTTING ON DRYADEs SrnEEr.-Last night
about II 20 O'Clock a difficulty took place al
the corner of Dryades and Union streets, be.
tween a man named John Bell and q woman
named Emma Scott, and in which the latter
was cut and severely wounded in the chest by
the former, who was arrested and locked up
in the First Precinct Station. The wounded
woman was removed to the Charity Hospital,
where her wound was examined and pro-
nounced not dangerous.
ON THE WAR PArH.-At o'clock last eve
ming the neighborAood in and around the
State-House was made lively by the report of
q pistol at the corner of st. Louis and Royal
streets. Officer Harrington Immediately re-
paired to the place aud found one E. H. Gil
-quel shooting and disturbing the peace, be-
sides wanting to kill any one that would come
near him or lay hand on him. This asser-
ton was, however, foiled when Patrolman
Harrington grabbed him and marched him
into the Third Precinct Station.
FREE F1GHT-Johns Smith, James Will
Iiams, Henry Sanders and Samuel Richard
had frst-class rough and tumble fight at the
corner of Front and Canal streets, at 6 o'clock
yesterday morning, and were all waltzed into
the Third Precinct Station by officer Siers.
charged with fighting and disturbing the
peace. Williams, Sanders and Richard were
also charged with carrying concealed weapons.
EMBEzzLEMENr.-At II o'clock yesterday
morning, Officer Soule arrested Edward Louis
ut the corner Of Bouney and Where streets,
lAgiers, and confined him in the Eighth Pre-
cinct Station, on complaint Of Felix Young,
who has preferred charges of embezzlement
against him.
TREspAss. Watkins was pulled into
the Eighth Precinct Station by Constable
Kehefc, at noon yesterday, on a warrant,
charged by Christ Anderson with trespass.
FOUND OPEN. Corporal Connors in making
his rounds last night, found the feed store Of
P. Keenan,, on Peters, near Lafayette street,
open, which could not be secured.
FALSE ALARa1.-About ITO o'clock this
morning, false alarm of fire was given from
box 143 by some unknown party, who made
his escape.