The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-09
THE CITY.

THE CITY.
| Run OVER BY A STREET CAR-Yesterday
afternoon about $3.50 o'clock, deaf chic
eight years old, the daughter of Nelson Tur
ner, was run over on Rampant street, between
Congress and Independence streets, Third
District, and her foot badly crushed, by the
hind wheel of Car No. 107, City r .ilroad Com
pany. She was taken to her parents resi-
dence, on st. Claude, between Independence
and Congress streets, and attended by Dr.
Shuppert George Stringer, the driver of the
car, surrendered himself to the officers il
charge of the Fifth Precinct Station.
The READY MURDER CAsE-Thos Gleason,
John Burke and Henry Hilbert, charged with
killing man named Dennis Ready, at the
corner of Thalia and Peters streets, On the
night of the "a h of October. 1885, were dis
charged yesterday by Judge Evans, there be-
ing no direct evidence against any Of them.
! A SHOOTING AMAZON Between II and
o'clock this morning two demi-reps of basin
street met in drinking saloon en- that street
and quafreled; from words they came to blows,
| and one of the smazons named Birdie drew a
pistol and shot her friend (known generally
as "Big Annie v in the face. Aunie was sent
| to the Charity Hospital near by, where the
wound was examined and pronounced not to
be of dangerous character. Birdie was Gagged
CUTTING AFFAIR IN ALGIERs. noon.
Sunday, d difficulty occurred at the Cutoff
Road, five miles below Algiers, between two
men named John Small and Thomas Bradley,
which resulted in the formers being cut and
dangerously wounded by the latter, who was
arrested and locked up in the Eighth Pre-
cnct Station. The wounded man was con-
veyed to his residence, short distance from
where the alteration took place. The cut
ting was done with razor. The cause of the
difficulty could not be ascertained. Narcisse
Baptiste was also arrested, charged with be-
ing an accessory, before and after the fact, to
the cutting and wounding OF Small.
WHO FIRED THE SHoT.-Sunday evening,
at half past 4 o'clock, as the Catholic Jubilee
procession was on its way up-'o xn, and when
at the corner of Camp and Poydras streets,
pistol shot was fired by some unknown
party, which took effect in the little finger of
young man named John Ford, who was
walking along in the procession at the time,
breaking the bone The young man was taken
to the Charity Hospital, where his wound was
dressed, and afterwards semitic his residence
at the corner of Claiborne and Poydras streets.
BROKE JAIL. = Saturday night, about 9
O'Clock, man named James Lloyd, arrested
and confined in the Gretna alton, charged
with the larceny of lot of railroad iron from
Mr. G 4rdner's plantation, managed to make
good his escape by breaking Jail.
DESTITUTE AND S1CK.-A white man named
VIM. Arthur WAS found lying on board the
steamboat Gov. Allen in sick and destitute
condition and was sent to the Charity Hos
pital.
LARcENIEs- Officer Stewart arrested
August Laport on warrant at 81 Where
street, at s o'clock this morning, and run
him into the Central Station. He is charged |
by Mary Williams with the larceny of a lot
of wearing apparel worth Sl1O.
VIM. German, on his way home last night |
struck the wrong street. He started up Per-
d do street, and, when betwe en- Dryades and |
Rampant streets, was accosted by one Jenny |
Picket and Louisa Dean, who inveigled him |
into den in that locality, and succeeded In |
him of his pocket-book, containing |
Sl3. The pair were captured this morning |
and locked up, but none Of the money could |
be found with them.
DANGEROUSLY UT.-Sunday evening, about |
4 o'c ock, as a man named Tom Z manuel was
lying drunk on the levee, he was dangerously |
cut over the left eye, inficting a severe # not
dangerous cut. He was accordingly con- /
veyed 70 the Charity Hospital, where medical
attention was rendered.
MISUNDERSTANDING windows of the Of
fee of Dymond j. E lwards, fronting on
Bank Alley, near Gravier street, were found
open at O'Clock this A. NJ, and secured by
the officer on the beat.
Fl III. Blunt got INTO difficulty with Mack
Lawson, at the corner of Franklin and Thalia
STREETS Sunday afternoon, which terminated |
in NJ tck's drawing dangerous weapon and
being arrested. He hadn't lime to use it.
Three knights Of the tar Charles D ,novan,
Jean Vitaao and August Benger, engaged in
free and easy fight Sunday evening at No. II
Peters street, Second District, with one H.
had them locked up.
About 1890 o'clock P. NJ. Sunday, Chin
ney was discovered to be on fire at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Thomas Marley, No. 40 Ciai-
borne street. The Fl ms were extinguished
by Officers McAlpin and MN ,hon without
the necessity of turning in an alarm.
The concealed weapon business is increas-
ing daily Yesterday Joseph Thomas got on
the war path on G.llatin street, and made
things lively for awhile. He was placed
under arrest and when brought to the station
loaded revolver was found concealed in his
pantaloons pocket.
Assault and battery with intent to commit
murder is the otfense which caused Thomas
! hnson's confinement in the jackson Square
Station. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson are the
names of the parties who caused his arrest.
Officer Simords brought to the Central
Station at 4 o'clock this morning, a cash
lrawer ntainipg five cents in silver, two re-
,eipts of feed bills, one receiot of Italian
Benevolent Society and one drug bill in the
lame of S. GrOj0so The officer reports find