The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-06

Edward Cashep, for the larceny of an ice-pick,
is in the same station.
Henry Jones committed an assault and battery
on Priscilla Jones and was lodged in the Sixth
Oalaboose.
Edward Bone came to the Fifth Station in o
sick and destitute condition and was sent to the
Charity Hospital
There is lot Of dirt on Pcydras street, near
Camp, which is complained Of by the neighbors
as q nuisance.
Oracle Lewis aud Maholey Lewis is in the Cen
trail station. charged with assaulting and wound
ing Mary Jane Gibson.
Mary Oscar was snatched from liberty and in
carcerated In the Central Station, charged with
assaulting and biting Virginia Thomas.
Alex Brown committed an assault and battery
on VIM. Henderson with intent to kill him.
Browns reward was cell No. 4 in the Fifth.
The wharf rats can now ply their neferious vo-
cation dd iibitur1. The harbOr police have no
boat to enable them to hunt them down.
Antoine Bower and Clovis Bielaman were yes
terday sent before the Superior Criminal Court.
under $3.50 each, for carrying concealed weapons
At about q quarter past O'Clock last evening
white man named James Glenny, aged thirty
four years, died suddenly at his residence on
Elysian Fields street, near Victory. The coroner
WAS notified.
The residents of Notre Dame street are OF the
opinion that the drivers OF the city carts are tax
around for nearly week, and the street is in q
very filthy condition.
John Henry will surely have to face q jury of
his countrymen, for when he was torn from free
dom, Sunday night, by a .vigilant peeler for
drunk and down." he had dagger beneath
the flaps OF his Prince Albert.
Defunct CANNES are not removed from Foucher
street, between Prytania and Coliseum, but left
to enrich the soil. The people of that neighbor-
hood, il they were allowed choice, would rather
have poor soil and less smell.
John Hall moved ON Henry Williany with an
fered the reporters would have had 8 sensation.
Hail. however is lodging in the Seventh, charged
with assault and battery with intent to kill.
P. Bim and Fred GIeawards we're landed in the
Seventh Station, charged with being dangerous
| and suspicious characters, and also with break
| ing and entering house at the corner Of Napo-
| leon Avenue and Pitt street in the day time.
| Albert Vincent and John Kerbv, having been
left by their papa and mamma to the cold CHAIR
| ties OF an unsympathizing world, were yesterday
| befriended by Officer Peters, who looked them up
| in the Central Station for being "vags.'
j. Seymour at 5:45 Sunday morning insulted
| and abused Mary Myers and then, not satiied,
added injury to insult by assaulting and beating.
Officer Pratts nabbed Seymour on Eysian Fields
street and landed him in the Central station.
| At s o'clock last evening boy named William
Malloy, aged six years, accidentally fell from q
shed at his fathers resd ence on First street, be-
| tween Chippewa and Fulton streets, and broke
his left arm. He was attended by physician.
Yesterday, at 6:15 p. M, five gallon can of
coal oil exploded on Magazine street, between
| St. Mary and st. Andrew, which caus d large
| blaze. The flames were extinguished by the Bah
cock engine of First street without any damage
| to property.
| At 10 o'clock yesterday morning horse at
| tached to a butchers wagon took fright at he
corner of Thaiia and Magazine and ran away,
streets it col ided with Mr.. Bothick's carriage,
and broke one of the wheels and spring.
The butcher cart wxs owned by P. A. Wagner.
James Farrell, it Ia alleged, at $40 p. M, Sum