The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-07
THE CITY.

Il Thrown FROM CART.-W eQne6Qay morn
ing about half-past 9 o'clock, Mrs. Bauman
while on her way to the French Market, ano
when at the corner of Dauphine and Bar
tholomew streets, Third District, was violently
thrown from her cart on the street, caused
by the cart colliding with one Of the City
| Railroad cars. The unfortunate woman was
seriously injured about her body by the fall
| She was conveyed to her residence, corner Of
Burgundy and Forstall street, and attended to
| by DR.. Simoneaud, who pronounced her in.
juries dangerous. No blame is attached to
| the driver Of the car.
HAD HIS LEG BRoKEN-About o'clock
Thursday morning a boy named Jacob Dorsey,
IA years old, while passing on the sidewalk
III front OF the cot on press on Burgundy
street, near Press, accidentally had his leg
broken below the knee by a bale of cotton
falling on him. He was conveyed to his
home on Burg INDY street, near Piety, where
he received medical attention.
SHOOTING -Baptiste Sherry was arrested
on Chartres street, between Dumaine and ST.
Philip streets, for shooting at Ephraim Powers
with intent to commit murder. de Is also
charged by the officer with carrying con-
cealed weapon.
A CARNIVAL OF FIST FIGHTs. An
gelo and Marie Davis, two Italian oyster VEN
doris, engaged in a free and easy fight, at the
corner OF Basin and Bienvile streets, about
the sale OF some fish. They left their knives
at home, and consequently no blood was
split.
Emelia Mitchell and Bony Early had a
fight, corner Of franklin and Customhouse
streets. Bony got bonnie blue eye.
A photographer, named Frank Wentson,
attacked young clerk, named Victor Jaeger,
and got his head mashed, at the corner OF Ma
rails and Bienville streets.
The last of the series was an encounter be-
tween two women, named Mary Paul and So
phie Parker, in den corner of Irene and
Cont streets. They were all placed together
in the haunted cells OF the old IRENE Sta
ton.
RESCUED FROM DRowNING.-About 9:15
o'clock Wednesday morning a boy named
Jules Samuel. while playing near the Old
Basin, fell into the water, and would have
been drowned but for citizen, who rescued
him and had him taken to the residence of
his parents, Oh Carondelet Walk near Miro
street.
STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED Officer Jor-
dan arrested two men. named Louis and VIM.
Pierce, on Dublin street, between Second and
Third, at the instance of Mr. Christian Kann,
who charges them from Information received
with having one coat and one gold watch,
valued at S35. in their possession, knowing
the same to have been stolen.
POLICE NoTEs.-Mrs. Cloe was arrested for
insulting and abusing Mrs. Moore. Mrs.
Moore was treated likewise for Insulting and
abusing Mrs Cloe.
James Duncan was found in a vacant house
on Canal street, between Rocheblave and
Dorgenois, at 1890 o'clock on Wednesday
night, under very suspicious circumstances.
young man named Eli Nellhsms was
brought to this city on the steamer Mary
Bell, from the State of Mississippi, where he
was taken sick, tor the express purpose of
having him sent to our Charity Hospital
Edward LivermOre was badly used up
Wednesday morning at the corner Of Philip
and Magnolia streets, by young man named
John Rapp.
The office of Temple S. Coons, No. 81 Ca
rondelet street, was found open Wednesday
night. The doors were secured by the officer
on the b. at.
Another broken bridge is reported at the
corner of Dumaine and Claiborne streets.
Mayo Brulette was picked up in the Second
Municipal Police Court for assaulting Louisa
Murray with a dangerous weapon.
The bridge corner Of St. Andrew and Lau-
rent streets is broken and in dangerous
condition.
Numerous complaints have been made in
regard to broken and dangerous bridges in
he rear part of the First District. The at
,ention Of the proper authorities is called to
his fact.
Mrs. Mary Finnan, an old lady, while stand |
Dg on the corner Of Rousseau and Washing |
on streets, Wednesday morning, was in
ulted and abused in the most shocking man
1er by crowd Of bad boys; one Of them, q
youth named J. Dillenkoffer, went so tar as
% strike her with a rock, and afterwards re-
ired in the Sixth Precinct Staten.
Mary Cronan was surrendered by her Sc
,urity.