The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-16
THE CITY.

Lib OlIY.
The following order was yesterday sent t.
: all stations as in regard to poisone,
: sausages, and the orders the officers are t,
act under:
ALL STATIONS: Arrangements having beer
made to furnish tbs police with poisoned
sausage for distribution, the quantity asked
for will be forwarded you this evening. Only
the night men will be supplied and you viii
: instruct them to throw the sausage to all dogs
found on the streets during their tour Of duty
Great care must be taken to prevent acci
dent, and to that end it is ordered that when
the officer throws the sausage to dog, be
viii see that it is eaten. II it is not eaten, the
officer will pick it up SO that no other animal
will eat it. These sausages are only to be
given to dogs running at large on the streets
In no case, and under no circumstances, will
an officer throw q sausage over fence or into
private premises. Officers will report, night
and morning, the number of dead dogs on
their beats and the place where lying. These
reports will be telegraphed to this Office, in
order that steps may be taken to remove the
carcasses.
By order of the Superintendent
| P. B. BOYLE, Secretary.
CUTTING AFrRAY-At P. M. Thursday a
1
Greek and the other Sicillian, on the levee,
head of Ursuliness street Officer Gilbert ar
rested the two men for fighting and disturb
ing the peace, and while on their way to the
| Harbor Station an unknown man ran up to
the prisoners in charge of the officer, at
the head of st. Philip street.
One of the prisoners, named John Stral
broke loose and ran towards the market, pur-
sued by the unknown white man, who stabbed
d. II = La \ L
The officer blew his whistle, but assistance
not being at hand, he was unable to arrest
the parties. The wounded man was taken to
the drug store of Mr.. Llado, on Chartres,
near St Ann street, where the wounds were
dressed and considered to be dangerous, after
which he was removed to his residence, No.
81 Delta street.
DROWNED A boy, seven years of age, son
Of Mr.. Mahoney, boat builder, Agiers, was
drowned Thursday evening, at half-past
o'clock, willie in the act of stepping from the
Marine Dock to barge lying alongside. He
fell between them and was instantly drowned. |
The boy was dressed in light shirt and pants. |
Search was made for the body, but up to a |
late hour last night it had not been found.
BROKEN CRossINa.-The crossing at the |
corner Of Canal and Magazine streets is in a |
dangerous and broken condition, and in need |
of repairs.
From our Evening Edition of Yesterday
FRoLIc OF DRUNKEN HACK DR1vER.-On
Wednesday evening, at half-past clock, as
the driver of carriage No. %, who was under
the Influence of liquor, was driving at fu-
rious rate up Prytania street. and when near
the corner of Jackson, Officer H. B. Maaber
attempted to stop him, but the driver, endeav-
orlng to evade an arrest, whipped up his
horses until they became totally unmanaga-
BILE, and dashing off at furious rate, at the
corner OF Philip street the horses suddenly
turned, dashing the driver, one A. ellis, to
the pavement, injuring him severely, though
not dangerously.
The horses, masterless, kept on and up
Philip street towards the river, breaking the
carriage into fragments. The horses, with
the two front wheels, were finally checked, |
It the corner of Philip and Tchoupitouas
streets, and sent to the stables of Mr. Cal
cry, the owner, at No. 266 Josephine street.
The driver, ellis, was then taken into the {
drug store of Mr.. Pope, at the corner of
jackson and Prytania, and his wounds ,
lressed. He was thence conveyed to his resi- !.
lence, at the corner of Rampant and Poydras
treets. The wound consists of deep cash Q
n the forepart of the head.
CUTTING AFFRAY.-At or about 81 P. M.
Wednesday, a difficulty occurred at the corner
f Bertrand and Perdido streets, between two
oys, named Robt johnson and Alex. Strong. G
D which the former was assaulted, cut and p
on the left arm, with knife by the .
alter, who made good his escape. The
'ounded boy was taken to his residence on
ertrand, between Gravier and Perdido
treets where his wounds were dressed and Al
ronounced not dangerous Ii
DEAD DoGs-There are twenty-three dead tt
ogs reported in the Fourth Precinct and five 81
! the Eighth Precinct. All the effects of sau. 81
zee meat. a,
SENT TO THE Hospital. Nelson, Of
,ed 40, native OF Portland, Maine. was lie
'sterday sent from the Harbor Station to the Il
harity Hospital, in sick and destitute con- bt
ton.
OF
RE-ARREsTFD.-The young fellow Phillips ar
sssions, who escaped from the off Ger on the d,
'th inst, while under arrest for assaultipg
le Theresa Green with intent to outrage, ~
Is re stedThursday morning by Corporal =,
earsey and lodged in the Second Precinct. ~
HE WOULD If He CoULD-Jean Zenon na
IS taken into the Fourth Precinct Station at so
\. M. Wednesday, from the corner of Ca -
ndelet Walk and Marais streets, charged by ~
Levy with the larceny of firewood. tn
raj
NEGRO Row.-At half-past II A. NJ. Thurs D.
= difficulty occurred between two colored -
tx hands. Alex. johnson and William Will pr
!, on board the steamer Bismarck, lying at {
head of Poydras street. in which Johnson act
8 cut in the back and left wrist. He was VIII
It to the Charity Hospital. Wilson made ant
escape. b,,
'oUND DRowNED.-Ihe body OF an un- car
own colored woman was found floating in no0
river Thursday morning at about alf- ~
t ii O'Clock. 1t is now at the Harder
ton awaiting the Coroner. 1t is supposed .
70 the body of the woman who fell in the q
y two days ago while picking drift wood PAL
the Algiers side. n
elias
Papuan Matrimony. exc
be Philadelphia Press says: When the foul
tie Australian concludes to shake off bach sc-;
hood, and become married man, or, be- n