The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-18
THE CITY.

A BRUTE IN HUMAN Formal 7:30 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon Mrs Perkins was at.
tackled near the corner of Pitt and Valmon
streets by an unknown white ruffian, who at
tempted to outrage her. Placing pistol t.
her head, he threatened to shoot her if sh
resisted or called for assistance.
The lady, not needing his threat. called on
loudly for assistance, when Mr.. Warner tn
gentleman whom she was on her way to visit
came to her assistance. Whereupon the vii
lain fed and succeeded in making his escape
| The police should make it their business tc
ferret out the fellow and bring him to his just
reckonings.
SHOOTING AFFAIR IN GRETNA. - At IA
Tuesday evening, while Alfred Louis anG
| Oliver Carmedy were engaged in an alterca
ton on Eighth, corler of Macanicham street
Louis was shot in the left side with a load of
bird shot, from double barrel gun. The
wounded young man was attended to by DR..
Pal ,nder, who pronounced the wound dan
gerous if not fatal.
Carmedy was arrested with the gun in his
possession and locked up in the Eighth Pre-
cinct Station. The parties engaged are both
young men eighteen and nineteen years old
The cause of the alteration is not known.
On account of the delay attendant upon the
dispatch reaching the city last night, it could
not be ascertained whether the wound was in
ficed intentionally or not.
BITTEN BY Doa-About O'Clock Tues
day morning boy named James Cullihan,
residing corner of Gasquet and Miro Streets
was slight y bitten by dog belonging to Mr..
Smith, who had the dog killed.
DROWNED WHILE BATH1NG.-Yesterda af-
ternoon at O'Clock, George Stubb a boy 8
IS 4 4, H.
the river at the head of Soraparu street. The
body has not been recovered.
ACCIDENT. Tuesday morning Geo. Baum,
while fling saw at Martins sawmill, corner
of Poydras and Rocheblave streets, had his
right arm severely cut by the saw. He was
sent to the Charity Hospital, where his
wounds were dressed.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-An attempt was
made to enter the grocery store of M Rein
hardt, corner of Where and Cont streets.
The doors were found open by Officer j. Ar
mand who discovered after q closer examina-
ton that they had been forced with crow
bar some three inches in diameter. Nothing
missing No arrest, as the thieves succeeded
in making their escape.
REMOVE THE DISTINCTIONS A large
steam boat boiler, belonging to Keller's soap
factory, has been lying since Friday, 18th |
instant, in the street, corner of Melpomene
md Howard, which completely blockades the |
passage OF vehicles, and in case of fire may
cause some serious accident to the engines
STOLEN PRoPERTY.-Monday night, about |
''clock, colored man named Ramos James
vas seen by officer Jones walking along
Peters street at fast gait, and when near the |
or1er OF Girod street he was halted Ly
he officer. He had in his possession when
rrested large size cast-iron wheel, which
3 supposed to have been stolen.
He WENT A GUNNING.-About 5 P. M.
donday sneak thief entered the gun-store
t Mr.. Folsom, on Decatur street, opposite
be Post-offce, and carried away three Smith
w essen revolvers, two of them with ivory
an dies The thief was discovered when
saving the store, but made hasty retreat
nd escaped toward the levee.
PoNCE NOTES. Kemps for assault
i'd battery, cutting with intent to kill Cor
oral Bigon, was run into the E ghth by OFF, I
n Roache.
The bookstore, 3S Exchange Alley was
und open at A. M. Tuesday by Officer j.
ullen, who remained in charge.
Street superintendent should go to Gretna
r their health, and while there notice the
ID streets, crossings and all that sort of
ings that the police are grumbling daily
out.
The unoccupied buildings No. SO and 40
.rondelet street, are left open day and night,
ordlng good chance to incendiaries.
James Coleman, aged 60 years, who was
ind lying in sick and destitute condition
1O2 Constance street, was sent to the Chart
Hospital.
lineage Times Over three hundred Ameri-
girls are studying for the operatic stage in
ly, and we shall have PATHS ana NiIsons here |