The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-06
CITY ECMgES.

Thomas Welsh Is In Manning's Hotel on the
| long charge.
The hox No. 141 Ia reported out OF order. Two
attempts TO turn in an alarm yesterday failed.
M ut Howe was thrown into the Algiers Sta
ton for beating Grippe named Chas. Bass.
| Christopher Rousseau, for aspauting Rico
RaDmtro with shotgun. was locked up In the
| Central,
Jas Galligan was locked up In tho Central
Station, charged with disturbing the peace or 4
| obtaining goods under false pre- enses.
The police are kicking because Mr.. A. Pull
| kay won't keep his Off e closed ut night which
| Is located al the corner Of Perdido aud Carroll.
| Tim Tobin. on hearing that an affidavit
charging him with stabbing Thos. Jones had
| been made against him surrendered at the
Thu Station and was fnrarcerat'd.
| white man, named VIM McCrevy, fell into
night, at half past o O'clock. and was saved
from drowning by Officer Welker.
On July q vicious dog bit Mrs. Henneasay's
parents residence, on sc. Philip, near Roman
street. The animal was executed by yigilant
peeler.
Yesterday morning ut half past o'clock. the
Alley. occupied by Mr.. Campo, took fire. The
flames were extInguished by Mr.. John Gass
and Officer Sadrie.
Thursday evening little child Of Mr.. Hogan,
residing at the corner of Seventh and Fulton
streets, was severely bitten by a vicious dog
The animals carcass is now ut the dumping
ground.
| Friday morning q boy named John KimmeIl,
| aged nine years, was run over by n barrel
wagon Mt the corner, Of Nat"hez md Tch upi-
| tOuas streets. The driver, Sam Williams was
arrested and locked up in the Third Station.
| A colorcd man named Moses Common in At
tempting to get n sack OF corn out Of the river.
about six miles below the city, at Nc hre's
| plantation, b came exhausted and drowned be-
| fore Ut sislance could be rendered him.
| He Is gone and so are the chickens. Sadly
missed are the three pet frizzly bpeds by the
family who [ese on Lauren street. between
yard at 4 o'clock In the mo, ming he captured
his prey and skipped.
VIM. Clark, Arthur Ross and Chas. Overhaul
corner Vi Third and St. David streets. and i'm
INJURED In the Sixth Lookup for till tapping
The three youths are Of dusky hue and will
he given a chance to bleach In the Parish
Prison. @. DAILY makes the charge.
Joe Gatuns, alias Boosey Joe. was one of thu
parties lately implicated In the Mint forgery
case, was sentenced to the PenitenIia'y when
quite yourg for ten years and pardoned, ar.
rested by Capt. g Il and special Hennessey and
was arrested last Mardi Gras day In Galveston
for the larceny Of watches.
Il lward Lederer Ills from la belle France and
pursues the avocation of baker. Now whether
Edward Is a fighting man or not cannot he said
but he has bad eye, and as Sergeant Rowley
was inf 'rmed OF some of Edwards antics he
lock d the chap up IN the charge from inior-
nation received, OF cutting and wUunding Z.
Rtpp. Who will rap for him DowP
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JfA-lH-la-lh, num-
med Osey Williams yesterday. as he played on
his light guitar at the corner of 81. Louis and
Dauphine streets. Osey will have q chance to
compose in the Third. whore he was locked up
rs the peelers were inclined to believe Osey
had captured another persons guitar.
John Williams and Geo. Fl Graham. aged re-
spectively fifteen and sixteen years are two
colored youths who have music IN cir souls
and desiring to be moved by concord Of SWEEP
sounds. moved bell yesterdar from the own
er's pOss es sion. They we're nahbed by peeler
and rung into Jail for having stolen property
in their possession.
Special Dave Hennessey. Major Minor and
Special Mike Hennessey captured two hors' s
lately stolen from st Charles parish. The
thief. Page, Is now In jail In The Third Precinct.
One of the horses IL branded s. NJ on the right
hip. Special nj Ike Hennessey n rst heard Of the
robbery Wednt sday evening at about 6:30. and
at o'clock the thief arrested.
At $3.50 o'clock yesterday afternoon the tele-
graph post at the corner Of Miro and Esplanade
stree fell to the ground, and In its downward
swoop grazed colored nan named John Bap-
tiste John turned pale under the glls, and for
cred eventually that he was only slightly in
jured on the arm. About $50 feet OF the wire at
tached to the pole was stolen by parties I'M
known.
H. White, alias d. Jones. Is Enthusiastically q
darkey. No viii blood in his veins, you bet
your sweet life. and Jones isn't white Iivered
cove her. If he takes fancy to anything he
J. bound to have it. even IL it calls for SCRAP"
Jones got mashed on looking glass yester-
day and of course he must have IL. AS con-
sequence he was turned into the Third for
and having properly in his possession sup
posed to be stolen.