The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-09
THE CITY.

REPARAT1oN.- DR.. U. R. Miner was
driving down Magazine street, and when near
the Magazine Market, wagon driven by
son Of Mrs. Drummer, who keeps stall in
said market ran against the Doctors buggy,
being at full speed, locked wheels, and in
spite Of all the Doctors efforts to guide we'll
trained animal. his carriage was terribly
smashed. His horse, however, true as steel,
did not frighten, and he and his little son
both escaped uninjured Mrs. Drummer at
once ordered the Doctors vehicle to the man
ufacturer for thorough repairs at her own
cost.
B1GAMY.-A man named Henry Bourgeois,
by occupation a clerk, was arrested on the
levee, head of Dumaine street, at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning, and run into the Third
Precinct Station House, charged by Cecile
Harrison with the crime of bigamy
A SrABB1NG AFFRAy.-Leon Dalu, clerk,
surrendered himself at the First. Precinct
Station, after having stabbed and wounded
one Frank Renton. Mr.. Cantrell preferred
the complaint. Dalu was transferred to the
Third Precinct lookup.
PERsoNA--In an article that appeared in
our edition of the 9Th inst, headed ga Mys-
ferrous DEATH" it was said that DIR. Schuma-
ker neglected keeping his appointment with
the Coroner, on two occasions, in examining
into the causes that led to the death of the
infant child of Mrs. CHM. In justice to the
Doctor, we have to state that he was off on a
leave Of absence when the accident was re-
ported, and when he got back he found that
DR.. Ames had examined the body, and gave
his opinion as to the causes of the infants
death.
ACCIDENTAL SHoorING.-At 4 o'clock last
evening, while two boys named Albert Larutt,
aged years, and Fritz Holtzen, aged years,
were playing with a revolver at the corner of
Julia and Carondelet streets, discharged the
same, the ball taking effect in the right cheek
Of Albert Larutt and passed ont in the rear Of
the ear. DR.. Schuppert was called, and pro-
nounced the wound painful but not necessarily
dangerous.
De. KANE.-Dr. Kane was removed yester-
day morning by Detective Pecora, from the
Central Station, en- route for Judge Saes'
Court, as the ohenses happened in that Dis
trict, when on arriving at the corner of Canal
and and Carondelet streets, he acknowledged
to the officer that he had falsely represented
himself to Mrs. Courtag, and had obtained the
bedstead and mattress, but expressed his de-
sire to give everything up if he was only let
loose. The offer was accepted by the officer.
who according to directions, escorted him to
well-known house on Camp street, where he
had sold the poor woman's property.
On entering the place he asked the gentle
man to give him back the furniture which he
had sold under the pretext that he was break
ing up housekeeping. The merchant imme-
diately consented, and ordered the drayman
to get his cart ready to make a load, when the
Doctor started to walk out, but was caught at
the door and kindly reminded that he had not
refunded the money that he had paid him;
therefore the furniture must remain
Kane, anxious to get away from the clutches
Of the law, pulled out a pair Of gold eye
glasses and a gold locket and as that was not
sufficient, pulled OF his overcoat. This bal
anced the debt, and the lady was again made
the possessor of her property. Kane,
when last seen, was wandering; in down
town direction, accompanied by the special
with two large pieces out of the seat OF his
pantaloons.