The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-10
THE CITY.

UNDER THE WHEELS. : About half-past 10
o'clock Friday morning boy named James Oar.
ra.r. aged sixteen years, was run over and in
stantly killed by cotton float at the corner Of
Fe icity and Laurel streets.
The float is owned by Mr.. trophy and was
driven at the time by one James Brady, who i'm
mediately after the accident surrendered him
self at the Sixth Precinct Station, where he was
locked no to await the COrOner's investie alton.
The BODY was taken to the residence Of his pa
rents, No. Is Chippawa street.
RopeRs IN L1MBo.-Smon A. Marks and John
Martin. two "bunko" ropers. were yesterday, on
the late order OF Superlntendent Loan, arrested
with being dangerous and suspicious characters.
They wers taken IN from the old corner, on st..
Charles and Common streets.
Nor GU11ry-Oficer q. G. Bertel, charged
with the murder of Officer Geo. simpson, was
before Judge Adams, yesterday, and discharged.
The evidence went to show that Bertel was act
ing in selfdefense.
DIED OF Hrs INJURIEs.-Ike Poree, who was
cut and dangerously wounded corner OF Magnolia
and Calliope streets, by one Luke johnson, on
the night of the It'll ultimo, died at the Charity
Hospital, at II O'Clock Saturday.
SERIOUSLY INJURED. About haH-past IL
o'clock Saturday John Long, a drayman, acct
dentally fell from his dray at the corner OF Es-
planade and Decatur streets, and was seriously
was conveyed to his home, corner OF Urquhart
and Enghien streets, where medical attendance
was furnished HIM.
RUN DowN.-As the 10 o'clock New Orleans
and Mobile train was. coming 10, Friday morn
ing. the engine struck wagon drawn by two
mnies. at the head of Bienville street, slightly
damaging the wagon and lnjuring one OF the
mules. The train was gong ratner Iast at
the time.
Fury, charged with being accessory to the rob
berry of $1135 from W. L. Oulpepper, was yester-
day surrendered by her bondsman. 1t appears
that Della was on the point OF leaving the city,
and her bondsman being afraid of it appeared in
the Superior Criminal Court yesterday and had
her arrested and locked up in the Parish Prison.
CAUGHT IN THE Acr.-About half-past o'clock
Saturday night as Detective D. y. Hennessey
was passing along Common street, he noticed
three men at work trying to break open furni-
ture store at No. 232 Common street, owned by
Mr.. Habeney.
The detective at once went to work to capture
the men. When he grabbed the negro, two white
men ran away. He took the negro to the Central
Station, where he gave his name as Samuel
Keevers, and was accordingly locked up. TIA
lock was found broken.
EXPLOSION. About o'clock on Saturday
evening, a boy named Sidney Harris, aged six
years, was severely burned on the left arm and
left side of the neck and breast, caused by the
failing Of septoline oil lamp, which exploded, at
the residence of his parents. No 81 Rampant
street. The flames were extinguished without
further damage. The boy was taken to the
Charity Hospital, where his in, uries were prop
erly dressed, and again taken to his residence.
ANYTHING FOR CHEw.-John II. Brown, q
moke of 81 summers. whose anxiety craved. for
piece of chewing tobacco, did not rest until he
broke open box Of May flower" on the Levee,
the property of Mr.. Britton. who caused the ar
oF Tob, ,l,oxr bod int ho Hor 1,op
Police Staten, charged with the larceny Of three
plugs of chewing tobacco. "a
WITHOUT L1cENsE.-An Antonio Pigne, well
known Mexican cigar smuggler, was last night
arrested at the corner of Camp and Common
streets, and locked up in the Central Station.
charged with peddling cigars without license.
BEFORE JUDGE EvANs.-The following women
of iil-fame were arrested Friday night, charged
with violation OF city ordinances Nos. 52S and
Gal:
Annie McNulty (alias Big Annie), Lottie Nor
ton, Libbie Norton and Maud Grant. They were
all taken before the First Municipal Police Court
and fined SO or ten days in the Pegram Hotel
The fine was paid.
ASSAULT WITH AN Ax.-Sarah Jane Coleman
was carried to the Mounted Police Station by
Officer Lewis, charged by Mrs. Bennett with as
sault upon her with an AK.
DANGEROUS Henry alias Nibbs, was
picked up at the corner Of Tchoupitoulas and
Notre Dame streets at 8 o'clock Saturday morn
ing by a metropolitan and locked up in the Cen
trail Station, charged with being dangerous and
suspicious character; also, with committing an
assault upon z. M. Hartman with intent to kill. !
LARCENY.-Robert Moore, for the larceny Of
on the Basin at the head of Mag
nolia street. was housed in the Gray Hotel at 5
O'Clock Saturday morning.
A boy named Park and a man named Frank
Basicola, whose occupations are that of beggars,
were arrested at the corner of Cont and Tonti
streets and lodged in the Fourth Precinct Station
charged by Eliza Behan with the larceny of
goat.
LARCENY.-A man named Zefr Delarose, who
wandered in the vicinity of IRENE and Cont
sets, and while roaming through these locali-
ties was invited in by Carrie Harris. who pur-
Joined fine silver watch valued at $25. Zeir
called upon Officer Million, who waltzed Carrie
into the Fourth Station where she was locked up,
charged with larceny. Is