The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-10
THE CITY.


nesday AnorAing AMMAN named ". &. Green
Leaf, while passing on Caronaeies styees be
tween RoyGras and Eafaye to, when opposit
the residence No. 22s, was struck on Che heat
by window Of the third story, which wa
thso0n open BY one oS tbe servant
with such violence thas Il bsoke the hinge
| and fell. Capt Gray brought hiu to tn
Central Station aid his injuries attended b,
Or. Cooper. who PRONOUNCED them nst dan
gerOzs. he was sheu taken to his yesdepcs
BY his friends.
| ATTzMPTfD SssAssI1AT1oA-Abous quas
! ter 10 ! o'clock Wednesday morning, while
patro1man NJ Million was standing 40 the cor
! lef o. Rampant and Toulouse Streets he was
shot and wounded in the left thigh by some
patty or parties unknown, who Afterwards
made their escape The officer returned two
Ishots, but without effect. He was conveyed
to the Charity Hospital where his wound wa
| dressed and pronounced not dangerous.
SERIOUSLY INJURED. = About o'clock
Wednesday morning boy named William
Thomas, about thirteen years old, was seri-
ousiy injured on the back by plank acct
dentally falling on him while playing on a
pile OF lumber on the 1evee, between Race
dences 1913 st. Thomas street. and attended
by surgeon, who pronounced his injuries
serious. but aot necessarily dangerous.
KICKED BY A HoRsE.-About half,past
o'clock on Tuesday night a boy named Jos
Tricelo, fifteen yeats cid, was kicked on the
right side of the head by horse at Thomp-
sons sale stables, on Baronne street, between
Poydras and Lafayette. The boy was con-
veyed TO bis home on Poydras, between How.
ard and Liberty streets, where he was pop
erjy cared Sos and his I'M uxies said not 10 be
serious,
MORE OF euNx1NeHAM.-Mf. R. Stewart
Depnee, few days ago, appeared before
United States Commissioner Emmett D. Craig
and made An affidavit against the notorious
James F.. Cunningham, charging him with
wiilful and corrupt peri ury. The warrant
was placed an the hands of Detective Hen
messy, who arrested the notorious Jail bird at
his residence, No. II Rampant street., Tues
day night. Cunningham was sick, and his
pal, Barrett, Jr., felt for him. and vas detef-
mined $hst he should get out Of jail that
night.
In few minutes after his arrest, United
States District Attorney Beckwith came to-
the front and ordered his release, and wrote
to the Commissioner, instructing him and all
other commissioners not to take steps in this
case, until further orders from him, and 70
release the prisoner from further arrest.
Barrett and Matt Hogan were out ip differ.
eht parts Of the. city hunting Commissioned
Craig and Cunningham after his release.
BODY REcovERED.-The body of an uh.
known drowned white man was found floating
in the river at the head of INDEPENDENCE
street, Third District. No description can be
given, as the body is in an advanced state of
decomposition and from all appearances must
have been in the water for about two months.
POLICE NOTES. -Augustine Chevaux, a mo-
lasses candy vendor, wanted to make all
profits on Tuesday, and accordingly started
out with her bucket for the levee. She got
there and was arrested for pilfering.
Moses Wetfeld and Oscar Factor were ar
rested in the town of Gretna and removed to
Algiers to appear before Thompson's court on
a charge of larceny, made by DR.. Williams
Emile Bailgrus, Il. years old, and native
OF Louisiana, was sent to the Charity Hospital
in sick and destitute condition. from No. AZ
Villerie street, Tuesday night.
The grocery store of Mr.. Jones, corner of
Bienville and Franklin Streets was found open
at A. M. Wednesday. Nothing missing.
Tom Allen, not the prize fighter, but
laborer, got into trouble yesterday when he
attempted to steal Mrs. Eliza SANKEY'S oven
and tea-kettle from her domicile, corner of
Laurel and Antonio streets. He was detected
by the inmates who called on the police and
had him locked up.