The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-04
THE CITY,.

| MURDER fU5 INTENT. - Kind friends IN
formed Tom Parker, a gardener, that Mis-:
Josephine Magloire had appeared in person
before the Second Municipal Police Court
and made'an affidavit against him for assault.
| ing her with dangerous weapon with intent
to KILL and advised him to give himself up.
| He thought it was wise plan, and to save
the trouble of being handed in by a peeler,
surrendered himself to the officer of the
court and gave bonds for his appearance.
SEVERELY BUREED.-About 9:45 O'Clock
the residence of Mr.. Lartigue, No. 80 French
men street, Third District. A girl named
Kate Giroin, who was standing ne n by at the
time the explosion took place. was severely
burned about the body. The fire spread to a
lot of bedding, causing q damage of about
Sis. The oil was purchased at the grocery
store No. Al Frenchmen street.
ENLIGHTENMENT. = Court Officer Watson
came up town as far as No. SO Dryades street,
on Thursday, and arrested musician,
named VIM. Terrell, on warrant taken out
by Alfred White, who charges. him with en-
bezzlement and breach of trust. He was
placed in cell ut the IRENE Station.
LUMBER THIEF.-William Williams must be
going into the lumber business without cent
of capital and without any credit He was
hauled into the Seventh Precinct Station
Thursday from the corner of Short and Front
streets at the instance of Mr.. Joseph Book,
who charges him with stealing lumber.
GRAND LARcENY-Miss Mary Galway, q
seamstress IN the employ of Nine. Groux, the
costumer on Dauphine street, between Cont
and Bienville, was arrested Thursday after
noon at her store on a warrant charged by
Mme Groux with the larceny of lot of cos
tunes valued at $3.50. Mary was lodged in
the Jackson Square Station.
SHOOTING AND WouNDING.-A youth named
Armand Ross was taken to the Third Pre-
cinct Station, at 10 o'clock Thursday morn
ing, by Court Officer blanchard, on warrant,
from his residence, on Ursulines street, near
Bourbon. He is charged with shooting and
wounding Marie Princess, who resides in the
immediate vicinity.
FIRE ON PERD1Do STREET = On Friday
night, about a quarter to o'clock, fire was
discovered in the two-story frame kitchen at
tached to the premises No. 1434 Perdido
street, owned by Mrs. Stuart and occupied by
Mrs. Wilson. The kitchen building was par
TALLY destroyed. Damage about $500; no in
surance. The furniture, belonging to Mrs.
Wilson, was slightly damaged. Insured in
the Teutonia Insurance Company for 5000.
The cause of fire is unknown. An alarm
was sounded from box No. 124, engine.house
of No. IA, Common street.
ACCIDENT ON THE RIVER half past 6
o'clock yesterday evening, a colored man
named Isaac Burtz had his right leg broken
below the knee by the stern of the steamboat
Iberia, lying at her wharf, head of Bienville
street. He was in the act of Stacking up the
line, when be accidentally caught his foot in
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the stern of the Iberia and threw him into
the river. Burtz in all probability would
" 3uld have been drowned but for the timely
assistance rendered him by the officers. He
was conveyed TO the Charity Hospital.
STABBED IN THE BAcK.-About half.past
o'clock last night, a difficulty took place at the
corner of Customhouse and Franklin streets,
between two colored men named joe Miller
and Sam White, which resulted in the former
being stabbed in the back with knife in the
hands of the latter, who was arrested and
locked upDin the IRENE Station. The
wounded man was conveyed to the Charity
Hospital, where his wound was examined and
pronounced dangerous.
A WATCH STo1EN.-Some time during Fri.
day small gold watch, open-faced, verge es-
capement, gold dial, with no makers name,
No. 1898, was stolen from the residence of
Mr.. Wilcox, l55 ITALIA street. Some colored
men were employed repa ring the house, and
the suppositlon is that they stole it.
MINOR NorEs.-A white woman named Ma
ria Praderon, found sick and destitute at No.
156 Royal street, was sent to the Charity Hos
pital.
Two horses found estray on Gallatin street.
Friday morning, were sent to the Pound.
At noon, Thursday, fire was discovered in
the one-story frame-house on Alix, between
Bouny and Seguin streets, Algiers, owned by
George Randolph and occupied by John
which was extinguished With a
slight damage No insurance.
George Jenkins, As years old and q native
OF Louisiana, came to the Harbor Station. sick
and destitute, and was sent to the Charity
Hospital