The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-20
THE CITY.

WITH INTENT TO KILL.-JAmes Turner eaurAa
one of his friends, named J. Hogan, - 1he cor
her OF st. Phillip and Dauphine stres1a, Friday
evening, and without any cause or prosocatios
it over the head. He placed the revolver in his
pocket after committing the assault, and walke6
| away about q quare when he was arrested and
locked up in the Third Precinct Station, charged
by Mr.. Hogan with assault with dangerous
weapon with intent to kill The officer maxine
the arrest also charges him with having loaded
revolver concealed on his person.
STOLEN PROPERTY IN HIS Possession.
tive Roxborough arrested Frenchman, named
J. Daulon, Saturday morning at his store, o.
Camp street, between Julia and st. Joseph, and
locked him up in the Central Station on . wal.
a diamond ring, valued at 500, in his possession
knowing the same to have been stolen from Mrs.
Minor. 1t appears that Mrs. Minor went into his
| store few days ago and purchased few arti-
ces. which she paid for, and ON leaving the store
found that she had left her pocketbock on tho
counter. So
The book contained SO currency, three diamond
rings and one seal ring. she immediately went
back to the store and asked for her book, but was
informed that che had not left it there by the pro.
prietor, who subsequently offered one of the
rings for sale, and hence the affidavit was made
against him. The fact of his having offered the
ring for sale shows conclusively that the remain
ing portion of the valuables was in his possession
at one time.
KIDNAppNa-Court Office Butler, OF judge
Longs Court. Third Dlstrict,) locked up one
Hetty Chevalier on warrant, charged by Mrs.
Levenia Williams with kidnapping.
P1cKpocKET-Wilam Clancy was arrested in
front Of the big Iudian barrel house, on Delta
street, near Lafayette, by Officer Dorsey, on
charge OF pocket-p!cking. William was ia the
act of going through drunken sailors pockets
when he was detected and lodged in the Central
Station.
STOLEN PROPERTY IN HIS Possession En-.
glish sailor named John Lave. was arrested on
warrant on board the ship Edish lying at post
No. a. Third District, charged by MIR. ]. A. Hart
ing with having stolen property in his possession
knowing the same to have been stolen. He WAS
lodged in the Washington Square Station.
MuRpERous INrENT.-Henry johnson made an
affidavit before Judge Long Friday, against VIM.
Green, for assaulting him with . dangerous
weapon with intent to commit murder, which
caused his arrest and confinement IN the Fifth
Precinct Station.
CoLL1s1oN.-At o'clock Friday evening, cot
ton float, driven by George Munson, cOllided,
toulas street. near Natchez, breaking four spokes
OF one OF the wheels.
On THE WAR PATH-Two sailors named II.
Flanagan and John Hughes, got on the war path
at q 1arter-past o'clock saturday morning, at
the corner Of Daupbine and Dumaino streets.
They created violent noise, and hred on their
revulvers for q lark Officer Willie ran mp,
thinking that some one was being murdered, and
locked the pair up in the Third Precinct Station.
Hughes was also charged with carrying con-
cealed weapon.
LARcENY.-Mr. Manly Shepley caused the ar
rest and incarceration in the Second Precinct
Station Of one George Hayes, young man, who
has no occupation. from the corner Of ! coupitou-
as and EIato streets, on . charge OF stealing
lot of wear ng apparel. THIS festive youth ID
llso charged by Milton Jones with the larceny Of
pair Of boots, which charge was also entered
against him on the police record.
MINOR NoTEs.-Hugh O'Brien was arrested ON
he levee, head Of Hospital street, Friday, for
gambling without license and being juvenile
1agrant.
Charles Temple created terrible excitement
n front Of the Harbor Police Station Friday
vening, and was locked up. A loaded Deringer
vas found concealed on his person.