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

J. Station.
t John and Mary Jackson were arrested at tn
t corner of Rampant and Frenchmen street
: and incarcerated in the Fifth Police Station
!; charged by Angel Castro with larceny.
Observation-Disclosures morning, about
o'clock, as Mr.. G. w. Leonard was getting
:, into his buggy at his residence, No. ~ Clai
) borne street, the horse took fright and
, started off at full speed, upsetting and break
. ing the buggy, also slightly injuring Mr.
Leonard about the head and arms. The
horse ran down Common street to Where
where he was caught BY negro, without do
ing any further damage.
ACCIDENT. 80 o'clock Wednesday
evening, as the car of the Levee Bayou Road
Line was passing the corner of Cont and Pc.
tiers streets, going down town, the mule
slipped and fell, the Car running over his leg
and breaking it.
| FIFTH PRECINcT.-A visit to the Fifth Pre-.
cinct showed the cleanliness of the cells for
which the doorman, Jonn Hawkins, deserves
great credit.
ARREST OF A BURGLAR.-Frank Hero was
arrested at half-pa II o'clock Wednesday by
Officer Jones, charged by William Collins with
breaking and entering his residence in the
daytime, at the corner of Broad and Gravier
streets, with intent to commit larceny.
FALL FROM THREE-SroR WNDow.-At 8
o'clock Wednesday evening, Catherine Sharp,
woman occupying room in the third-story
of house No. Old Magazine street, while
leaning out of the window lost her balance
and fell to the ground mangling her body in
most terrible manner. DR.. Fisher attended
her and pronounced the injuries fatal She
was then sent to the Charity Hospital.
The HERMAN RosENTHAL CAsE-In this case
Judge Evans sent Solomon Holman before
the First District Court under $3.50 bonds,
for assault and battery on 81. Rosenthal.
ALL ABOUT FIVE CENrs.-"A Ne,o Way to
Pay Old Debts. Joseph Braney was taken
from the corner of Antonio and Live Oak
streets, and locked up in the Seventh Precinct
Station, charged by Emma Belle with cutting
and wounding her with an ak. The difficulty
appears to have originated from a debt of five
cents, due Emma Belle by Joseph Braney.
On the morning in question. Belle being hard
up, sent her child to ask for the money.
1t was promptly paid, but later Braney re-
GREETED having iquidated it, as it left him |
penniless. So proceeding to the abode of |
Emma he demanded the return of the money. |
This the woman refused to do, which caused |
an alteration between the parties, and upon
high words ensuing, Braney seized an axe
and made desperate assault upon Belle, in
flicting dangerous wound in her right Shout
der, and one less serious in her arm of the
same side.
The affiir occurred in Jefferson CITY, at
7:1O P. M. Tuesday, and no account reached
he Central Station until the following morn
ng, at that mere mention of the woman
having been cut with an Ak.
FIRST M. P. CouRr-yadqe ". L. Evans.-l
al md Irla DoI |
idence lead pipe men, appeared before Judge
Evans Tuesday morning, upon various
'harges. For obtaining money under false
'retences they were each sent to the First
District Court under $1,000 bonds. As dam
,erous and suspicious characters, each $3.50
o keep the peace for six months or thirty
lays each in the Parish Prison.
Robert, charged with carrying concealed
Veapons, placed under $3.50 bonds for his
ppearance before the Superior Criminal
)ourt.
Michael Sheridan, who was not afraid to
lead guilty to the charge of assault and bat
cry on Mrs Conroy, was sent before the
irst District under $3.50 bonds.
HE DEvoURING ELEMENT.-About half past
o'clock Tuesday morning, a fire was diecov-
red in the kitchen of the premises ola one
tory frame cottage house at the corner of
asquet and Dorgenois streets, owned and
coupled by Mrs. McGraw as grocery store,
hich resulted in the building and stock
cling totally destroyed. The stock and
uilding was insured in the the Sun Mutual
lsurance Company for $1,000. Cause of the
re is unknown.
GOOD GROUNDS FOR ARREST. the Jack
n Square Station, for the larceny of ninety
,unds of coffee, is the place and charge for
hich William Rand was run in the Harbor
recinct Station by Officer Gilbert, charged T
7 Thomas Donahue with the larceny of y
flee; therefore the grounds for his arrest.
FATHLEss To UNCLE SAM.-Charles Scott,
brave soldier boy, was arrested at the corner
Calliope and Magnolia streets and locked
! in the Second Precinct Station, charged
Officer Williams with having lot of old
N in his possession supposed to have been
,len; also charged with being q deserter
IN the 10Th U. S. Infantry. A,
CAST OF THE D1R.-At 4 o'clock Tuesday
ening Corporal Kelly arrested and locked
in the Third Precinct Station, Albert
len, well-known thief, whom he caught
milling in the street with dice, at the corner
Cont and Peters streets. Al
SHOT BY UNKNOWN PARTIEs.-A young man
med Frank Semmes, II years of age, was
1t in the right side by some unknown party
ng from the levee, opposite L abranche plan
ion. miles below Algiers. He was con-
ed to his residence in McDonoghvilie. Fir
IN THE WArcH.-At $50 o'clock Tuesday
rning Officer Armand arrested man named
nuel Bariere in the French Market and LC
ked him up in the Fourth Precinct Station,
rging him with having gold watch, sto-
property, in his possession, knowing the
le to be stolen.
III How FoUL,-Sometime during last
ht the premises of Mrs. Moglan, corner of Oh
,rt and Plum streets, was entered by some
Known thieves, who succeeded in getting
y with sixty head of chickens.
HE NYMPHs McCarty and Jo-
hine Joseph had lively time a! half-past
clock Tuesday night, at the corner of Vii
and Cont streets. All went right until
Ger Mellon came to the rescue, and locked
ME up in the Fourth Precinct Station,
re she is charged by Josephine with lar
y of clothing valued at 500.