The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-27
THE CITY.

WALL FELL DowN.-Corporal Kenny re
ports that about 4:35 o'clock P. NJ, the upper
portion of a house situated corner st. AM
and Robertson streets, fell down on the side
walk. Fortunately, no person was near wher
| it fell A heavy sign, which hung across the
street, is supposed to have pulled the wal
from its level
FURIOUS DR1v1Na-A Boy Run Oue.-A'
about $50 O'Clock, Sunday evening, boy
named Peter Delacroix, about years old, was
knocked down and run over, on the Levee,
head of Dumaine street, by an express wag-
gon, driven by Frank Columbus, who was
driving furiously at the time. The boy re-
ceived cut in the forehead. He was taken
to the drug store of J. Llado, on Charities
street, where the wound was dressed, and
thence to his residence, 277 Old Levee street.
Frank Columbus was arrested by officer
Welsh and lodged in the Third Precinct Sta
ton. His case will come up before Judge
Staes.
EXCITEMENT ON CAMP sTREET.-At GAO this
morning considerable excitement was occa-
stoned by dense volume of smoke coming
out of the window of "A Camp street, occu-
pied by Mr. J. s. Rivers as q stationery es-
adjustment. Louisiana Hose fire company
was promptly on the spot. The cause Of the
Jules Summers, was starting fire. and set
the SCOT in blaze, which was extinguished
without damage, and without the necessity of
an alarm.
SUDDEN DEATH OF AN OLD ATToRNEY.-At
$40 this morning Fergus Fuzelier, Esq, the
well known attorney, on his way to the mar
ket, felt rather unwell, and started into the
Fishermen's Exchange, at the corner of Ursu-
I'D OF TO nA had rCf I'D
the door when, with gasp. he fell back on
the floor and died instantly. The Coroner
held an inquest. Cause of death, congestion
of the brain.
LARcENY.-Baptist johnson. a youth of
scarce twenty summers, stands charged by
Louis Lagare with the larceny of silver
watch and chain and three gold buttons
Johnson was run into the Seventh from Della
chaise, near Prytania streets. and will, no
doubt, receive some good advice from the
Judge.
PAUL THE NORTHUMBERLAND Smith,
cooper by trade, was caught on the holy Sab
bath day gambling on the public streets, at
and being considered by Officer Mittlestat as
a cooper a staving subject for the Judge to |
choop up on, headed the young man into the |
Sixth.
A BROKEN LEa.-On Sunday at $50 o'clock |
n the morning, while the truck of Hope Hook |
md Ladder Company No. was running to
he alarm of fire it ran into q tree on Ram
part street, between St. Louis and Toulouse
treets. A man named VIM. Burk, who was
iding on the truck, was thrown off and his
eft leg broken. He was taken to the Charity
Hospital
REpoRroR1A1.-J Beel, who had the
to register himself upon the
police records as reporter, was run into the
Fourth Precinct Station, Sunday night, from
Rampant street, between Canal and Custom
rouse streets, as quite suspicious character
Wonder if John is the first reporter who has
ver been found under suspicious circum-
tances
ACCIDENT. The boats Bradish johnson
nd E. Hensley broke their moorings and
lrifted down on the opposite side of the river
oming afoul of the United States monitor.
The tugs Tyler and Nellie caught them and
made them fast again to the wharf
MISCELLANEOUS Meyers charged L.
zee with assault and battery with intent to
ill. Lee was run into the Third Precinct
It ation-house, where he rested last night.
Edward English used such plain English
hat it was considered by the officer as OBJ
nto the Third.
Poor Thomas McDuff complains that NINA
Philips and Hester Pierre committed 1es-
erate assault upon him with intent to kill,
nd desired to clay on MacDuffs" dead
ody. The hopeful ladies were taken into
be Fifth by Officer Butler.