The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-14
THE CITY.

THE CITY.
AN UNGRATEFUL BENEFICIARY. raftsman
Mr.. Moore, from White River, Ark, has beer
the victim of the greatest ingratitude. II ap
pears that Moore met a man by the name o
Henry Hill at White River, who was in a sick
and destitute condition at the time. Taking
the migrate IN charge, Mr.. Moore cared fol
him, and paid his doctor bills until he had re-
covered.
Mr.. Moore then gave him situation to as
sist in the making up of the raft, after which
he started for New Orleans, and arriving here
the raft was disposed of and Hall was paid
his wages. Mr. Moore and the man Hall took
lodgings in boarding house in Jefferson City,
| near the elevator.
| Mr.. Moore being very much fatigued, and
suspecting no foul play, slept soundly until
| Tuesday morning. when he awoke to find
that his money, S3l7, and the man Hall gone
for parts unknown. Upon closer examina-
| ton he found that the man had also taken
| away his carpet-sack, which contained
all of his clothing. After due
| searchswas made, and falling to find Hall,
MIR. Moore went to the Central Police Station
and laid the matter before Capt Malone
Chief of Detectives. The case was placed in
the hands of Detective Geo. L. Cain, who
Immediately took steps towards the recovery
of the money and clothing.
FoRLoRN CREATURE. Again it is the duty
of the reporter to chronicle an attempt, on the
part of Lena Lawn. to end her existence by
taking laudanum. She was found on Maren-
60, between Camp and Magazine Streets by
Sergeant Aucoin, in very sick condition.
She was taken in charge, and a bottle
ko;,> AL L. - L. \
taken the whole, was found in her pocket.
DR.. Wafflesbarg and druggist, Mr.. Beebs,
kindly attended her. The charity wagon was
sent for, and she was taken to the Central
Station and locked up for safe keeping
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING. 6 o'clock on
Tuesday morning Patrolman S. Hale, while
taking bis belt of. at his residence on Front
street, between Perdido and Gravier, was
shot in his right arm near the elbow by the
accidental discharge of his pistol. He was
taken to the Hospital, where the ball was ex-
tracted and the wound dressed, which was
pronounced not dangerous but painful.
From Yesterdays Evening Editon.I
81 Could TAIL UNFOLD. Bernard Tur-
ner, at 9 o'clock A. NJ. Tuesday, got the
wrong dog by the tail. 1t appears that Ber-
nard is driver of the city cart for the use 6f
collecting defunct CANNES from the streets,
after they have been filled up with peelers'
sausage. On the morning in question,
Turner was making his rounds, and when
he arrived on st. Philip, between Annuucia-
ton and Laurel streets, he espied fine fat
dog lying, as twere, wrapped in the ever.
lasting sleep. Visions Of sausages fitted |
gently through Turner's mind and walking
with dilated eyes and bated breath in the |
rear of the, as he thought, dead dog, and |
sezing him by the tail. Bernard was about to
sling him into the cart, when suddenly the
enraged dog being thus rudely awakened
from his mornings snooZe, turned upon his
adversary, and, rushing upon him, desperate
ensued.
The canine bit
And Turner hit
Until exhausted quite
When Turner's spade
cash it made,
Which ended dog and fight.
Triumphantly the victorious Turner slung
the now dead dog into his cart, and shoulder
ing his shovel, walked away exclaiming, event.
vidi, vici p
CUTTING AFFRAY.-At o'clock. this A. NJ,
difficulty occurred in one of the slaughter
houses between two butchers, jacques Den
ran and Jean Marie Abadie, in which the
ormer was cut by the latter in the right
wound. Abadie at the same time cut Den
ran across the hip, and both parties were
AIKEN to their respective homes, where they
we're attended to by DR.. Guenot The wounds
re not of any danger
INTENT TO KILL-Daniel Robinson got to
De bad man yesterday. He wanted to put
daylight out of his fair partner. Mrs. Robin
son, not feeling able to take all the wounds
hat Dan would have given her thought best
o have him brought to the bench of justice.
1t half-past n A. NJ. Dan was furnished
ell in the Seventh, where he remained for
he night charged by his wife with threats
md intent to kill.
LARCENY OF TEN CENT NoTE.-Lettie
Davis was run in the Third Precinct, corner
# st. Philip and Old Levee streets, charged,
With the larceny OF ten cent note.
HospITAL PATIENTS -Chas Mainchas, aged
z, native of Germany, and John O'Donnell,
ged 40, native of Ireland. W, re sent to the
Jharity Hospital from the First Precinct Sta
ion, in sick and destitute condition.
STOLEN PRoPERTY.-At A. P NJ. Monday
fred Colbert suspicioned the eye of the peel
II on the levee, head OF Calliope street. Fred
lad half gallon of Hanova gin, and was
marched in the Harbor Station charged with
Iaving stolen property in his possession.
DANGEROUS WEApoN.-At Al P NJ. Monday
'aul Brown was pulled in the Third Precinct
tation from the corner of Customhouse and
'hartres street, charged by d. g. Fulton with
ssault and battery with dangerous weapon.
LARcENY.-Betsie Mcdonnell pulled one
'eter Landry in her den on Burgundy. near
omit street, and deliberately stole 81 and a