The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-24
THE CITY.

A MAN SERIOUSLY CUT.-About half-past
O'clock Monday evening difficultyitoo plac
between two men, named Henry Diehl,
cigar maker by trade and VIM Betz, keeper
OF beer saloon at No. 10 Natchez street
A BULLETIN reporter who was passing tn,
place at the time of the difficulty obtained the
following particulars:
It appears that Henry Diehl walked into
the beer saloon, No. 10 Natchez street, owned
by Mr.. Betz, aud called for drinks. Aftel
drinking several times and becoming intoxi
Gated, he was told by the proprietor to &C
home. Upon this he cursed him and also
everybody in the saloon. Mr.. Neupert, who
was in the house at the time, told him to go
out, whereupon he picked up chair and at
tempted to strike Mr. Neupert, but was pre-
vented by Mr.. Betz. He then commenced
fighting with Mr.. Betz.
| Mr.. B. succeeded in getting him out of the
house into the street; he then drew large
sized pocket-knife and commenced using it.
| After struggling some time he succeeded in
cutting Mr.. Bstz behind the left ear, and then
kicked him all around the street, until assist
ance came. He was afterwards arrested and
locked up in the Central Station. MIR. Betz
was attended to DR.. Ryan, who pronounced
the wound very serious, if not dangerous
and that Mr.. Betz would be confined to his
bed for some time on account of the loss of
blood.
LARCENY. Victoria White is ledger at
Capt Gray's Hotel, the "CentraL" Victoria
was lodged there at 9 o'clock Monday morn
ing, charged by Mrs. Cornwell with larceny.
Judge Evans will pay his compliments to
Victoria this morning at 8 o'clock.
AcCIDENT-About quarter after / o'clock
Monday evening man named Pat Casey fell
from the two-story building situated at No.
1913 Terpsichore, near Constance street. while
engaged in repairing the root, which resulted
in his being severely I'M ured. 1t appears that
he was under the influence of liquor while as
cending the ladder, and was advised by some
persons present not to go to work while in that
state. He was conveyed to the Charity Hos
pital, where his wounds were dressed, and
pronounced slight.
FIRST NJ. P. CoURr.-In the case of the
State VS.. Officer Fordyce as accessory, and
Philip Session and james Gleason as princi-
pals, charged by Theresa Green alias Christi
ma Hall with attempting to commit a rape
some time ago. the charge was proved to be
false and the accused were honorably dis
charged.
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF. William Woods is
bad man, he is always doing what he ought
L
at o'clock last night, from the corner of
Basin and Girod streets, charged with ma
icious mischief.
LARCENY. Josephine was lodged in |
The Third Precinct Station on a charge of |
larceny of 81, recorded against her by |
Marietta Mason.
FALSE ALARM.-At ~ o'clock Sunday night.
'ome malicious person turned in false alarm
If fire from Box No. SIS, corner of Clouet and |
Rampant streets
VAGRANCY. Heck and George Sum-
ners were both calaboosed on Sunday night,
'harged with being Migrants.
lay morning fire was discovered on the roof
# a one-story frame house at the corner of
>urdette and Third streets, owned and occu-
ned by Mrs. Dillon. The building, which
vas insured in the Merchants Mutual In
urance Company for $1,000, was completely
destroyed.
ACCIDENT. Grant, colored man,
ad his left leg broken while engaged in roll
og q irkin of butter, at o'clock Monday
lorning. in the store of Russell & Hall. It
ppears that the firkin bursted and ran over
ne floor, and Grant happened to slip and re-
Give the injury as above.
BURGLARY.-Between and 6 o'clock. Sun-
ay evening some unknown parties entered
le Office OF Mr.. Demourelle, dealer in lum-
81. bricks, ETC., at the corner of Franklin =
nd Toulouse streets, and finding nothing of
~ value which he could carry away, DESTROYED
70 pairs of harness. valued at SIS, and tore
We sheets from the book. The entrance
as effected through the rear of the building.
Alexander colored, ar.
sted Saturday evening, charged with OBJ
lining money under false pretenses. escaped
ON the prison yard Of the Sixth Precinct,
me time Saturday night. He effected his
cape by placing three nuisance tubs on TOP
each other. By this means he reached the
Of OF the building, and thence to an adjoin-
g she'd II
SUDDEN DEATH.-A little boy named Daniel
'pnon, aged 8 years, died suddenly at Z
lock, Sunday night on board the barge q
nshine, lying in the Old Basin, between
alborne and Derbigny streets.
FIRST MUNICIPAL POLICE COURT Charles
60 who ran over and dangerously injured
:. Heyle last Saturday evening, was ar
gned this morning on an affidavit sworn by
icer George W. Murphy. He pleaded not me
lily and was remanded to the Parish Prison ha
hout benefit Of bail
STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED -Detective pn
thique found large silver ladle at the ~
ldence OF Mr.. Bird, corner of Laurel and an
'enth streets, which was stolen from Mr. or
NJ. Schmuker, during the fire on the Sd INT
!, by Homer Bird, who is now in the Parish tor
son for burglary. ev'
GAL On ExPTosIoN.-At9 o'clock, Sunday on,
bit, coal oil lamp exploded at the resi- dro
ce of MIR. Renowski, at the corner of Ram 49,
and Perdido streets. The flames were w
nguished by the police before any damage gu gu
done. eve
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HAT RAZOR AGA1N.-About o'clock Sun A
night difficulty took place on Franklin By
ct, between Girod and Lafayette streets, viii
veen two women of ill-fame named Lizzie A
is and Nellie Watkins, in which Lizzie H.
is was ASSAULTED, cut and slightly wound Wh
nder the left ear with razor by Nellie JAG
kins, who made her escape. The wound ie