The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-31
THE CITY.
from our Evening Edition Of Yesterday. 4

From our Evening Edition OF 1esteruAy'' !
DANGEROUS MES-Briny, alias Billy Woods
and his pal Barney, alias John Miller, 1oun
quarters in the Sixth Precinct Station at the earl
hour Of 1:30 O'Clock this morning, from the corne
OF Felicity Road and Howard streets, where the!
were detected in the act Of breaking open
house; when they arrived at their place OF destl
nation the station, an additional charge wa
made against them for being dangerous and sus
picious characters and Migrants.
GRAND LAEcESY-At about halfpast o'clocl
on Friday afternoon. Corporal Carlton arrested ;
boy named Joseph Turner, aged twelve years
at the corner Of Canal and st. Anthony streets
for stealing gold watch, one gold cross and 8
| gold pen. all valued at one hundred and 1ifty
dollars He was locked up in the Suburban Pre-
cinct Lookup.
| CoTToS THIEr-Oficer Blandin, at quarter
of 3 o'clock Friday afternoon, caught youth
named L. Walshe in the act OF making OFT with a
quantity of cotton that he had pulled out or a
bale which was placed on the banquette at the
corner of Kampart and Cotton Press streets, and
was yanked into the Fifth Precinct Station on a
charge of larceny.
FALSE IMPRISONMENT Gabriel Leonard know
ing that Mrs. L. McMahOn had preferred a
charge against him for false imprisonment and
malicious prosecution, and feeling confident that
he could sub5tantiate all that he had said about
her, surrendered to the officer. in charge OF the
Fifth Precinct Station and was furnished with
UNDER SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES. AT s
O'Clock last evening, Mr.. Coleman, who resides on
the corner of Magazine and Pleasant streets had
officer Mittestadt pull man named Hute High
into jail from the third story Of his house, where
he was found under very suspicious circum-
stances, at the above hour last night.
SOMEBODY'S SPooy.-Special Officer NJ. Le-
thigue reports finding silver spoon, marked
q. A. MEG, in Mrs. Balster's coffeehous at the
c5rncr Of Coliseum and Joseph streets, at one
o'clock Friday afternoon, and which the owner
can recover by calling at the Seventh Precinct
Station. Mrs. Balstcr states that an old beggar
pledged it for drink of whisky.
DEAD Dod-A dead dog has been lying in the
middle of the road on st Peter stree, between
Miro and Galvez, for the past day or so. The
attention Of the proper authorities is called to
this fact.
A Row ON FRANKLIN STREEr.-AbOut II O'Clock
Friday night several men raided the coffee houses
On Franklin street, and commenced difficulty
with the proprietors and inmates. Patrolman
Baquet entered the place to make an arrest, when
)ne of the desperadoes namedOttis drew bowie
Knife and made several attempts to carve him to
pieces. The officer seeing that his life was in
LANCER pulled out his gun and fired several shots
It Otis, which he thinks took effect, but cannot
ay positively as the party made his escape in |
he crowd. |
LOTTERY TIcKErs.-Robert A. Roberts found |
quarters in the Central Station. at 10 o'clock this
morning, from the corner of Delord and Rampant |
treets, where he was found selling unlicensed |
)ttery tickets, in violation of article g. session
574. Special Officer Dumas made the arrest.