The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-17
THE CITY.

Srep,crors C1RcuMsrANCEs-At1 o'clocl
| Wednesday morning Officer Bonnette arrested
a steambostman and locked him up in tn
| Sacond Precinct Station, where he gave tn
name of Robert Brown. 1t appears that Mr.
Frank Emmett, residing at No. 100 Rae.
street.. had occasion to get up at half-past l;
O'Clock in the morning and saw man IN TN
rear part of the yard trying to conceal MN
self. The gentleman Immediately got an ON
Ger and had him taken in on charge
being found on the premises under suspicious
circumstances. Brown was unable 70 acooun
for his presence in the yard at that hour o.
tha n;oht and the supposition is that he con
tenn plated committing some Dreacn OF INT
peace.
YARcrN1Es.-Mr. B. Gallata was roped into
den on Burgundy street, between Conu ano
Bienyielle streets, for the purpose OF rod.
berry. Money was what they wanted Du'
Mr.. Gallata didn't have cent, ana tney
sneaked off with his coat The weather was
cold, and he did not feel 1ustlned IN gong
home to the bosom Of his family without 1t,
and had one of the inmates, named Mary
Williams, arrested on q charge OF larceny.
The coat was not recovered as be anticipated,
and he is sorry now that he had the woman
arrested.
Henery Kruger was enticed into den next
door to where Gallata lost his coat, (about the
same time), and lost 81 so while in the COM
panv a Miss Della Aubrich, who was incar-
cerated, charged with the larceny.
FIRES IN JEFFERSON CITY AT 10. O'Clock
Tuesday night fire was discovered in q frame
building used as q stable, corner of Rampant
and Lavee streets. parish of Jefferson. owned
by Mr. Bienvenue. The flames were extn-
onishe6 bv the neighbOrS with 8 damage OF
about $40 No insurance.
About two hours later a fire out broke in an
unoccupied one-story frame cottage on Pine
street, between Second and Burthe owned by
Mr.. Amos s. Collins. The building was en-
tirely consumed. Loss about $500. No in
surance. These ires were the work of incen-
diaries.
SUSPICIOUS. "A white man named Jim Will
liams was found concealed on the premises
If Mr.. E.. Brown, corner OF lafayette and
Liberty streets. under suspicious cirsum-
stances, at IL o'clock Tuesday night, and was
escorted to the Central Station and locked up,
RUN OvEE.-H. Bernard was locked up in
the Sixth Precinct Station Tuesday morning,
from the corner of Magazine and Washing
ton streets. By Officer Flynn, for running his
cart over and wounding Mrs. Brady.
ET.fICKING-1nOmaS COlemau III "a
years old, and is recorded as having no occu-
patton; that is, NO legitimate occupation. At
all events, he came to grief Tuesday morning
at the corner of Canal and Front streets for
fsloniously placing MS hand into Mr.. l. Lud-
denis pocket, who missed some money, and
the presum ption is that Thomas stole it. He
was confined in the Jackson Square Station
for pocket-picking.
Radical -etrenchment is strikingiy like the
stories Of milk sickness that used to be heard
in Illinois. "None of it just here; plenty
little further on" The people are beginning
to believe that the point at which the Radicals
are willing to retrench is so difficult of discov-
cry simply because it has no existence.-&.
Louis Times.