New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-29

his rich We mean his poor wife enjoyed few months Of
cuniay But the calm was Of erlst Late
" demanded go 600 should be- paid to him the following
day He condsoended to no explanations oa the money ne
~ raise the amount required Bourgansn VINO knew mel
the pity gratitude or honor nn'ea '1Sa ne SoGa
P prop TWO saa' Wa her grandchildren TIRE girl En-
R and her Younger plOtne Madam s,, sa refused
thus TO beggar her to further his selfish ends
and then in return her husband And for raritv he
kept his word He departed by stealth on ,nS mex.
leaving with his hs case daring bis absence
Bourganani IL also said TO have deposited WIZ us
* noS Cor TIE cantenance of his B 81 ism "a. the meg,
chant never accodn vu-urp part OF this sum But
= foyss faithful ally evil nevertheless He never rested
by day night TILL by working alternately upon ar rsa.n
hopes fears her and her pride By tag n.s
a0s Ser 10 ss ner Washington not only
the coveted properly the only hera x, o NJ % with
the exception Of single house, favor of her husband mus
by srske Of her moment Of exhsytOg snd
ps S HE magistrates advised her against this
but tho downtown merchant knew the weakness Of her
Bouresnsll returned and bis confederate and himself
enjoyed the spells
Madame Bosrgansni who was now aware that she had
committed very serious indscreton on several sons
endeayored to remedy her folly by appealing sup
posed might DO the better nature husband One day
ian that his bis caution and handing her the
writings which had conveyed to him her earthly all be ex
claim d. There take papers, and Deg0ne Almost In
credible state the tide OF feeling in the breast Of his wife
turned by this sudden Involuntary generosity and giving
back the him. she simply said No will not mis-
my husband and departed Thus did she for the second
time OF her accord become pauper.
Meanme while gratifying to the full his lust for gold the
italian found time vier and nameess passion He had
wearied OF the wife who slrrcnderng her wealth. had In
his eyes lost her sole attraction aud he determined TO dstort
foul and bastard purpose the once pure anecon enter
ainedtohim bysh adopted granddaughter Emily ms IN
young lady possessed pleasing person was OF
medium hight. Of good figure with rather sharp features
qret and reserved in her nsnner The chief element
have BEEN morbid love for the aan
Bourganan love deep than the passion OF
love at first sight, winch Das eQ 70
shame aud will probably endure till death; love which IN
itself and its surroundings not the least
this remarkable case.
The conduct Of Bourganani toward this young girl whom
he bound by every manly tie shield exhibits picture
OF moral tuptude utterly ndescrbab he betrayed her by
long and gradual of seduction and thoroughly sue
was an intellectual well as spiritual aud physical de
ruoon And what is most amazing OF all IL has been
Gently that the fact of her ohd ruin by the act
husband for several months previous TO the
denouement more 1n suspected BY the unhappy re end mother
What situation must have been hers all through the weary
time The human soul cannot imagine domestic state more
truly horrible The minute details Of the Italians Vainy IN
this connection ~ publications. they realy make
one sick Of city life and human nature. $780,,
The scoundrelsm Of Bourgenanl was very peculiar ale
proved himself 20 DO rascal large scale ne nss
also committed crimes Of the most petty description In
needed for his flight with his victim,
secretly sold her silver her pictures her kitchen crockery
similar rhes He also robbed his wife not
brokers' The spoons we're by Madame Bourgsnan
detective employed who traced the articles by
regular sequence from the receiving shop to the hands OF
Sgnor Bourganani himself who being thus exposed IKE
whipped hound absolutely begged upon his Knees 10 MS we
' mercy Is there depth Of meanHess that can be below
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