The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-09
THE CITY.

THROWN FROM HoRsE.-About halEpast 10
O'Clock saturday morning q man named Joseph
Moore, while riding horse belonging to the Bah
cock Fire distinguishing Company, on St. Peter
juries, the extent of which could not as yet be
ascertained. The unfortunate man was taken
to the Charity Hospital by his friends.
GoRED BY BULL.-Saturday afternoon, about
4 o'clock, white boy named Laurent Stuihe, Z
years OF age, was badly gored by q stray bull as
the corner Of Carondelet Walk and Basin street.
Officer Ransom, of the Fourth, who was IN me
| immediate vicinity, was attracted thlther Dy tn0
cries OF The citizens who had witnessed the n4i PIT
BILE spectacle, and succeeded in shooting ana A,
ing the Infatuated animal The child was co ~.
veyed to the residence of his mother, on Ds; ~.
street, between Toulouse and st. Peter, WINERY Ie
injuries were examined and pronounced sel.Ou 70,
The owner of the bull has not as yet shown up 70
claim his property.
SUDDEN DEATH.-A man named N. 6renest,
hity-hve years old, and native OF New O,Iesn.,
died suddenly at his residence, No: liz Poiymnas
street, at half-past o'clock Saturday. C oiones
Chastant held an inquest and the jury retul1 1
verdict that the deceased died OF healt olS>
ease.
Coal OIL EXPLOSION. 7:15 O'Clock iass
night septoline oil lamp exploded IN the capln
OF the steamboat Mary Ida, while lying AZ nea
wharf, foot of Cont street. The flames were
extinguished by the police and the steward OF
cabin. The oil was purchased at No. Ito Cana1
street.
LARCENY-Special Officer Kuntz Solberger St
O'Clock, Friday night repaired to the domlclie
OF August Acoste, corner Of Ursullnes and DecstuI
streets, and marched him to the Third Precincs
Station, to answer a charge of larceny pre1erreu
against him by Mr.. George Foster. August, IN
company with Johnny Schnapper, stole a dozen
bottles Of wine from Mr.. F., and had big time
on New Years night.
SwINDLING.-A young man named Il. Thomas,
who claims to have no occupation, was run INTO
the Third Precinct Station Friday evening. at .
O'Clock, by Officer Harrigan, at the request OF
Mr.. James Reynolds. who is prepared to prove
that the nice young man swindled him out OF >
certain sum OF money.
Nor THE MAN.-The Vigers who was spoken
OF IN the local column OF The BULLETIN az beng
on the trigger, was not Wm Vigers, formerly
clerk OF the house of Representatives.
POLICE NoTEs-Oscar Benoit threatened to
take the life OF one William Joseph at the cor
notified of the fact and had him arrested before
he carried his threat into execution.
merchant, named Peter stuart, was housed
in the Fifth Precinct Station for sleeping out.
supernumerary. Flowers impounded fog
found estray in Algiers.
The building No. 1874 Exchange Alley was
found open at 3 o'clock Saturday morning.
VIM. Hannigan was run in from the Dryades
Market on the vag.
Somebody left dead horse at the corner Of
st. Charles and Euterpe streets few days ago,
which requires immediate removal.
Miss E.ary Valentine drank too much bad
whisky Friday. and while under its influence re-
paired to the domicile of Miss Lavina Hall, and
nsulted and abused hes shamefuly.
Louis Phillips is from all accounts not the
,ravest man n the world. He met harmless
Foman named Margaret Bahan, Friday night,
orner of Common and Robert streets, and beat
Ter up in q most unmerciful manner.