The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-20
THE CITY.

severely with pocket-knife. Dougherty wa
taken to his residence. The negro escaped
Cause Of difficulty not known.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-Some time durin,
Sunday night an attempt was made to commi
burglary at the store of J. NJ. Hoyle, No. 3
Canal street. The burglars in attempting t
force one of the shutters from its fastening
with chisel broke a large pane Of glass il
the show case, then trying to force the door
was unsuccessful. The burglar or burglar
then left either in disgust or by being fright
ened off by the approach of some party.
CONE HOME AGA1N.-The gardener Claud,
Xavier, residing at 179 Washington Avenue
who was missing some few weeks ago, re-
turned home in good health yesterday even
ing. He had been away on private business
and failed to tell his friends of his intended
departure.
HOSPITAL. John Atkinson. aged forty
years, was sent to the Charity Hospital from
Gasquet near franklin street, having bee,
found in sick and destitute condition BY
Officer Carr.
FIRST MUNICIPAL POLICE CoURT.- Yes
teriay this temple of justice was filed t.
court bummers, loafers and general seekers
after information. The prisoners looked
very blue. Monday is generally blue day
in the court, many of the unfortunates having
remained in the lookup since Saturday night
Even the court officers looked blue. The
judge was the only one who wore smile.
About half hundred DRINKS and disturbers
Of the peace were disposed OF. which increased
the treasury from 50 SO to IS each.
Oc:avia M1llip, saddle colored damsel,
was rushed Into the courtroom. Her occu-
patton is not OF the best. She took q ride
yesterday, and also some whisky. The charge
was read. The judge asked her, "Guilty OF
not guilty." ~ spec was, she innocently
replied. The judge, still more innocently,
"specked" her $40 and ten days in the
Parish Prison.
The event of the day was the bringing of
court, and a sprout of the ''ould Boylin, "
Miss Henrietta, eight years old, but who will
also be another broth, if she boils up to the
size of her present maternal guardian.
Mrs. Boylin delights in a Bloomer costume,
which discloses the most unsymmetrical
looking apologies for feet and ankles. The
first mentioned look as if they had been
moulded upside down. She is truly a Boil
in always, especially if a fights on hand.
Oh, she's regular thumper! One hundred
and seventy-dve avoirdupois is her fighting
weight, and she is never happy unless she is
paying her obeisance to the judge. She had
Torn up everybody that came in reach, and
this time, having nothing else to tear, stands
charged with tearing up the plants of aneigh-
Dor.
Not guilty was her plea, and, Judge, yer
honor - Silence, madam; $50 for your
appearance. The officers stood back and let
her pass at long range; they were not anxious
10 collide WITH her; she had her Irish up, and
meant business; the officers knew it and stood
oack. She rushed down the steps and home.
Wouldn't wonder if she'd come up for assault
md battery to-morrow v. Somebody has to
suffer.
THIRD PRECINCT. Patrice Mcdonnell was
arrested for disturbing the peace, and was,
md battery.
Jules Delaney was arrested at the corner Of
Chartres and st. Louis streets, charged by II.
Tariol with cutting him with dirk knife.
Lucy Walker came to grief and was lodged
IL the Third Precinct Sta.ion-house fo- dis
urbing the peace.
Anna DEG was arrested yesterday on a war
ant in the hands Of Officer blanchard,
charged by Mrs. Burke with breach OF the
1eace.
Wiunifred Mulahey, of old Ireland, was ar
.ested by Officer To,npkins. charged with ma
icious mischief and disturbing the peace.
Run AwAY.-Last evening, about 6 o'clock,
horse took fright en- Second street, near St.
Charles, and running down the street towards
he river al a ''Gilpig's" speed, succeeded in
caring the buggy to pieces at the corner OF
Chippewa. Fortunately, no one was in the
buggy at the time of the accident
From our Evening Edition of Yesterday
FALSE ALARM.-Sunday, at hasfpsst 2
,'clock. false alarm was turned in from box
6, at the house of Lafayette Hook and Ladder
70. l. The man in charge OF the house
lenies any alarm being sent in from that
,lace and says the alarm came from box 49,
t seems very strange that the gongs in the
,ther engine houses should have struck 16
nd this Is, undoubtedly some one from the
louse sent the alarm in and the running of
he truck to box Is was mere ''bluf. When
he men in charge become so careless as to
How a false alarm to be struck from the
ngine-h ouse, it is about time they should be
discharged and more competent persons
placed in their stead.
WHO DID IT?-On Sunday evening, about
lalf- past o'clock, the vicinity of Dauphine
md Canal street was the scene of the greatest
excitement. An explosion was heard re-
emDlpg Inc report OF Il young cauuoA' 1Ao
bought of a desperate ARRAY Or some foul
murder filled the minds of the excited crowd
hat quickly gathered around the spot. The
hrill sound of the police whistle and the
harp, quick clank of their clubs gave every
that some good item was up for
ye reporter" who fastened to the spot with
ii his rhetorical researches of bloody and
desperate affrays wrought up to the highest
bitch. and 10! what met his sight when ar
ivirg On Canal street. between Burgundy
I'D Dauphine! Nothing but the "busted
emains of big torpedo which had been
placed on the car track by some mischievous
,rchin The crowd was sold, and the re-
porter thought what he dishkes to express in
,rint.
The TH1srLEs A-nYE-The Russell boys,
William. John and Roland, and
Ienry Matthewes, all young sailors, full OF
ife and fuller of ''grog," being far away from
he "bonnie brae" Of Scotland. the land of
heir nativity, felt like having muss, and
lad one on board their good ship Memphis.
ZACH s'naun" made his full amount OF noise,
nd punched each other to such an extent
hat R. Montany, perhaps good officer of