The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-13

men, Jean Jeandot and Jean Claiborne
Jean Claiborne says Jean Jeandot embezzlei
some of his wealth, and the latter says h,
didn't. However, upon an affidavit settiuf
forth the particulars, Jeandot was lodged il
the Algiers Station-house.
A BOLD MoKE.-Edward johnson, moke
whose moral training has been sadly ne.
elected is now the inmate of the Seventh Pre-.
cinct Station-House the charge against him
being that of malicious mischief. Edward
has penchant for getting away with peoples
fences, and repeatedly within twelve-mGnth
he has made breach in that which incfosea
the property of Mr.. George Burthe He did
it again Thursday, and boldly trespassed upon
that gentleman's domain, for which he was
brought up with round turn and lodged as
aforesaid.
REDrIvUs.-The impression has prevailed
near on to score of years that John Brown
was dead, had been swung across the river
Styx, so to speak, but it appears he is again
to the front, and from the deposition of Billy
O'Neil, much to the discomfort ofthat gentle
man. O'Neil was knocked into the middle of
week after next by the redoubtable John, and
being peaceably disposed and law-abiding
| citizen, turned the matter over to the law,
saying he desired that it should take its
course
BURGLARS AcT1vE.-Algiers is still infested
with enterprising burglars. Wednesday
night, during the prevalence of the storm,
two or three of these fellows m de an attempt
to enter the grocery store of Mr.. Kleinkemper,
corner of Ahx and Bartholomew streets, but
their design was frustrated by the opportune
awakening of the proprietor. They had sue
ceeded in boring several holes around the
lock of the door when Mr. X. came to the
front, and they fed precipitately, leaving
their tools on the gallery.
DANGERous.-The heavy rain of Wednes-
day night flooded the entire rear portion Of
the city, and did much damage to the streets,
bridges, etc. The police report that the bridge
at the intersection OF Anthony and Custom
house streets has foated off, leaving the cross
ing open and consequently exceedingly dan
gsrous.
FAMILY JAE.-J. j. Salon, who is re-
corded as pilot, was taken to the Fifth Sta
ton last night on the very serious charge of
having attempted TO shoot his wife, with the
honest intention Of killing her.
HOSPITAL CANDIDATES. Thursday after
noon a man known as William Hennegan was
sent to the Charity Hospital from house ON
near Locust street. Hennegan
is afflicted with spasms
Robert Waterman was sent to the Charity
Hospital, Thursday, from No. 1874 Julia street,
in sick and destitute condition.
LARCEN1Es. S. Quincy found himself
minus valuable gold watch and chain not
long ago, and suspicion pointing to, or rather
from information received, Officers Fordyce
and Pierson arrested one Robert Arthur,
charging him with the larceny. Arthur was
elevated into the Pacanier Station
House, and the"ce taken before Judge Evans.
George Washington is once more q candi-
date for the clemency of police court. He
was jerked on Tchoupitoulas street for waltz
ing off with two hams, and now comes to the
front and asks indulgence on the score Of
youth and lack of education. Judge Evans
passed him on to the tender mercies of Judge
kbell.
Watches were quite in favor Thursday with
he light-fngered fraternity. A silver watch
ralued at SIS, the property OF John Budey,
vas lifted by Matte Teross, and Matte was
Il turn lifted into the jackson Square Station.
Jennie Henderson, Johanna Hawk and Hat
ie Leonard are burdened with the charge of
lavng taken from George Gray, at a house
N Daupnine street, near Toulouse, q gold
7atch and chain valued at 500 and seven
ollars in gold. The trio was quartared at
he Third Precinct Station-house and arraign-
d before Judge Staes.
CHARGED WITH CoNTEMpr.-Special officer
ames Smith, was yesterday summoned to
ppear before the Second District Municipal
curt to answer the charge of having held
nat tribunal in contempt.
1t appears that julius Dumas, who is
harged with endeayoring to intimidate wit
ess in the case of the State VS.. Mat Hogan
nd White, hearing that an affidavit had been
lade before the Second Municipal Court,
ent forward Immediately and surrendered
imself.
On the order of Judge Staes he was released
} appear yesterday. Smith meeting Dumas
re-arrested him on the same
barge despite the fact that Dumas produced
Judge Staes' order, and conveyed him to the
irst Precinct Station. Judge Staes therefore
olds Smith responsible for an act of con-
'mpt, and will inquire of him to-day why
should not be punished for it.
RUN DowN.-Yesterday afternoon youth.
rank Ridley, aged seventeen years, was &C
dentally run down by float, on the levee,
cad of Poydras street, and severely injured.
e was Immediately sent to his home, on An
o;ak, ,.~l