The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-29
THE CITY.

MALICIOUS MIscHIEF.-William Allen drove
his wagon up to Mr. James A. Gresham i
book store on Canal street, near st. Charles,
at half-past o'clock Tuesday morning, and
hauled away three stands, valued at twenty
dollars. Corporal Smith arrested him, and
locked him up in the Central Station, charged
| with malicious mischief. His wagon and
mule were sent to the Pound.
DANGEROUS AND SUsPIC GUS. - Anderson
Williams, a steamboatman by occupation, was
placed under arrest at the corner of Franklin
and Customhouse streets Monday morning,
and looked up in the IRENE Station, charged
by Othe officer with being q dangerous and
suspicious character and contemplating q
breach of the peace
ASSAULT WITH A DANGEROUS WEAPoN.-Mrs
Ann Overhaul caught one Louis Torregano on
Canal, between Front and Wells streets, Mon
day night and assaulted him with danger.
Gus weapon, with intent to commit murder
Louis called on police officer, and at his
solicitation Ann was housed in the Jackson
Square Station.
SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES. = About z
o'clock, Monday night, Mr.. F. Shaw, residing
at No. 112 Orange street, discovered man in
the rear of his premises. He approached him
and asked him who he was and what he
wanted. The man made no reply and was
unable to account for his presence on the
premises at that hour. Mr.. Shaw placed him
under arrest, and not being able to find q
policeman, escorted him to the Second Pre-.
cinct Station, charged with being found on
the premises under suspicious circumstances.
He gave his name as James Dougherty at the
Station.
PERJURY. Mr.. Philip Vidou personally ap-
peared before Judge SIaes at an early hour
Monday morning and made an affidavit
against Mrs. Hays, charging her with willful
and corrupt perjury, which caused her arrest
on warrant in the courtroom. She was
locked up in the Third Precinct Station.
BuReLAnY.-Som time ddring Monday night
the residence of Mr.. Carpenter No. ISL
Camp street, was entered by unknown bur
glars, who stole and carried away one ladies'
gold watch and chain, one pair gold brace
let's, and $40 currency. The entrance was
effected by forcing open the front door. No
clue to the thieves
KICKED BY A MULE.-About 5 o'clock last
evening boy years old, son of Mr.. Jacob
Rent, who resides at the corner of St. Louis
and Irene streets, was knocked do wn bv
dray and kicked on the leg by the mule, in.
hicting slight wound. The driver was not
arrested as the boys parents refused to prose-
cute him.
HoNoRABLY D1scHARGED.-John Dulon, who
was charged on the 18th of February. with
stealing q lot of diamonds from LADY. was
brought up on Saturday last before Magistrate
Evans Tor examination, but the prosecuting
witnesses failing to appear, he was honorabiy
discharged.
MINOR NorEs.-Mr. a Bourlerger had VIM.
Brooks locked up Monday for threatening to
take his life.
T: Ls Blanc, q broker, surrendered himself
to the officers in charge of the Fifth Precinct
Station, and was released on bonds to answer
charge OF trespass preferred against him
by one F. Garlin.
A white man named Joseph Jones, SO years
OF age and native OF Mobile, Alabama Was
sent to the Charity Hospital in . sick and des-