The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-09

II ciact, detailed in your court, unanimous
c. found the officer guilty of said charge, an
the board respectfully relieve the said Office
} from duty III your court aud order him to h
) precinct. IS order OF the Board.
G E. BAKER,
i Chief Clerk Second IL. p. Court.
4 New ORLEANS, March 8, 1875.
i To the President and Members OF the NJ r.
:. Gentlemen I approve the finding of Won
;, honorable board in the case of W. Hardin de
tailed in my court, and have ordered him t
q report to Capt. Montamat for duty.
Respectfully
L. STAFs,
Judge Second NJ 2. Court.
: IL WANT OF SouLs-Wm. Brown, ALA.
Henry, an individual who was in want O.
some good souls to save him hereafter, ,,aiC
a visit to the store of an Italian friend named
Louis hoIsk on Perdido, near St. Charles,
and did there and then feloniously obtain a
p If OF womans shoes, valued at 81 so As
woman has ever been the root Of all evil.
William reposed in the First Precinct Station
last night, under the charge OF larceny.
A SERIOUS CHARGE.-A man of monoreI
breed and hard to tell which from t'other. is
accused by one Louisa Divine with assault
and battery and an attempt to commit an
Outrage uaon virtue. Lewis was locked in
the First Precinct Station, but was relieved
from his Incarceration by some kind friend
who b.iied him out
LAEcENcY. Mrs Lizzie Vallent comes to
the front and accuses one Annie Thompson. a
servant CT eighteen years OF age, of larceny of
clot ing, worth in the sum total 80 90 in GOOD
currency Officer John Williams arrested The
accused and placed her in the First Precinct
Station.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS. = At the annual
meeting OF Independent Fire Co. No. 2. of the
Seventh District, held Saturday evening
March 6, 1875, the following officers were
elected to serve for the ensuing year:
President, g. W. Besancon*: Vice Presi
dent N. de Lucas; Secretary, J. NJ Moore:
Treasurer, Z. Mitchell; Foreman, Jno Dab.
merf; First Assistant. C. Mauer; Second AS
sstant, s. Trouh; Steward, Geo. Gurtuer:
B:nner- carrier, Jno. Bengard.
reelected. |
SrRoSG MEN ATTEMPT TO CARRY OFF , |
SAFE On Lass Fri lay night some muscular
burglars attempted to carry OF one of the safes |
that contain the daily Supply of postage
not strong enough and left the big iron thing
in the middle of the Post-Offi.e A big tus,
mas been made, aud sensation produced
ont OF nothing. The entire case in "nut |
shell is that somebody tried to rob and
failed in the ATTIC mpt
SUICIDE OF JOHN LAv4GNE.-Tho BODY of
this man, who committed suicide at Biloxi.
Miss. arrived On the 1920 o'clock train YES
tefday morning, aud was conveyed to his
residence corner of Bigatelle aud Good ,
children streets. From information CLEANED.
It appears the unfortunate being hung him
self from his bed post by tvjno bis Oocket
around his neck. Domestic ]
roubles brought the unfortunate to this rash ]
Iced The funeral will take place at o'clock j
his evening.
WHAT'S IT.-It is not exactly known. but
omethlng was Heating on the air last night 4
t the First Precinct Station, not exactly re-
emblln9 the inhalation OF rose extracts. Re- T
'orsers tad smelling salts, the turnkey pulled {
olumes of odorous tobacco into his nostrils. S
'eeiers pinched with vim their nasal appen- {
ages, and wry faces stared at each other on 5
very side Something had 'bustcd," but
aqniry was useless; no one knew what had r
rasspired, unless the cold cruelty animal T
ian" had brought an oderiferous feline into II
1e station to protect it from the cruel hunter. A
Boiler EXPLOSION. About daybreak on I,
unday morning last, one Of the four boilers e
the London Avenue draining machine.
tuated on the St Bernard Canal, exploded.
he boiler III question was an old and con- %
amned steamboat boiler, and. BECOMING > >,
1oked with mud was not of sufficient "
rength to stand the pressure put upon it. T
ne en?lneer IS entirely exculpated from any "
anne III the matter. The building was 5
lightly damaged, all Of which will be re. J
sired by this evening early. The other v
rec boilers ara in good condition, and the
Jured wheel Of the machine is already in s
olklng order. No personal damage. W
tFton, n,,r Evopi,c, I,,j.;..
ANOTHER KILLING AFFAIR = Yesterday n p
tie after 8 O'Clock A. NJ, difficulty occur- W
d on the levee, near the Canal-street Ferry D
lding, between Stephen began and Joseph Fl
hrIes, ALIAS Joe Goulin, which resulted in " vi
'9an being stabbed through the heart with y
IRON SWdon staff. and instantly killed.
jef1rles was arrested and placed in the RA
rst Precinct Station. Pa
Degan's body was brought to the Harbor Cir
stlon, where DR.. c. P. Ames, City Physi- No No
u made an autopsy, when it was shown Co Co
It the iron staff had entered the right side. Chi
ween the ribs, and Glove its way to Depan's Pit
ut. Ro,
Deputy Coroner S. +. Parmelee held the 0u
luest ana continued the investigation until st.
lay. Wien 1t came up before Coroner 10
astaht several witnesses proved that the
beng bent by the first blow that in
ekinS the second the weapon penetrated
body After the evidence Coroner Chas-
made an affidavit charging Jeffries with Cor
rider. ava
'ooKs FOUND Corporal Hearsey, of the
ord Precinct, found two valuable books ..
lerpSichofe, between Chippewa and An
; ;aril Streets Sunday: On the hy-leaf
inscribed the name Of Mss Caroline pot
1t is supposed that they were dropppd
some thieves The books are NOW al the Mer
ION awaiting identification. Cair
urTISG.-A difficulty occurred Sunday 81. l
h.oo, Lo.s ", oo,iu hiar.ili ana Harry Lou
- 0oi"ieo' III "hlch the former Cine
Guy ~ Tue lelt wrist and hand with a Pitts
ket knife. Martin was taken to the Char. Nasl
Hospital, where his wounds were dressed Seln
pronounced slight Holbrool, Voc -. Mon
he Fourth Precinct Station "'' P"s Alta
. Cha