The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-10
About the City.
Shooting ARRAY.

About 1890 last p. NJ, difficulty occurred
on jersey street, between Berlin and Milan
streets, between two men by the names OF
Andrew Taylor and Richard Purnell, which
resulted in Purnell firing one shot from a
revolver at Taylor, which t. ok effect in the
lett side and striking rib glanced off and
resulted in only bruising Taylor slightly.
Purnel was Immediately taken into GUS
tody by an officer and locked up in the
Seventh Precinct Station. The cause Of the
difficulty is not known.
The Dryadss street " Nolls.''
James A. Carr. an transporting youth,
Glanced to fall into a den on the corner OF
Dryades and Gravier streets, and was
robbed of so in currency by one Lizzie
Boyce, woman Of dIssOlute character.
Jennie Miller, another creature in the same
house. was arrested as being accessory to
another larceny Of S16. 1t is now high
time that these dens Of thieves were bro
ken up.
A Horrible Revela ion.
An order for the arrest of Miguel Muscare
was issued from the court, parish of Car
rOllton, yesterday, he being charged by his
father, Joseph Muscare, with the chine of
incest This brute, whom it would be base
fiattery to call a man, is guilty of no less a
crime in the sight of God and man than get
ting his own sister, young girl bearing the
name of Christiana, with child. The vii
lain has fled from the neighborhood, and as
yet has not been found, but the officers are
after him, and may they bring him to JUS
tice before another sun has set.
The laws of our country cannot make the
penalty for so base and vile an action severe
enough for the scOundrel, who would perpe-
trate such deed against the laws of nature
and of civilization.
Larceny.
One VIM. Provot was arrested at the
corner of Basin and Poydras streets, being
charged by w. Wolf with larceny of lot
of lumber. He was locked in the First
Precinct Station.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.]
An tll~r Victim.
Here comes Thomas CoOney, with a dole
full face, and relates his grievance to
"peeler," who, approaching the unpleasant
situation of Tom, takes into his charge one
enterprising young damsel bearing the name
of Catherine Belle, who resides on Rampant,
between st. Peter and Toulouse, whom the
unfortunate Thomas accuses of having pur-
Joined from him the sum of forty-three dol
lars in currency, and for which the unfortu-
nate Catherine was immured in the Third
Precinct Station House.
Tom can't imagine how Kate got hold Of
that money, but she says, it's funny how
we do it, but we do" As she had the as
sistance of another fair daughter of pelf to
assist her in the job that they put up on
Tom, Catharines "chum," Caroline Simond's,
was one Of the participants in the little
game, as well as of the hospitality Of the
Third Precinct
Abont halfpast 5 last p. NJ, Float No. 26
ran over a by-stander named Frank Powers,
about IA years old bruising and MASKING
his right foot the boy was taken to his
residence corner of Port and Levee streets.
Bacchan altan Sports.
One Harmon Dohring, "deitcher" lad Of
80 summers, being in the mind of going on
a good old "boose," was found with twelve
bottles Of cognac in his possession, which
was" rather large quantity for Harmon to
imbibe at one spree. He was looked upon
by an NJ. p. with suspicion, and as the
brandy was supposed to be stolen, Harmon
was taken to the Second Precinct Station,
exclaiming: 81 don't vas guilty, amt it,
Need Repairs.
The iron bridge at the crossing of Peters
and Common streets, and the banIuette OH
Lafayette between Palmyra and Locust
streets, is in broken condition, and needs
immediate repairs.
Dangerous.
The gallery attached to the Draynen's Ex-
change c-house, corner TchoupitOulas
and Grod streets, is in dangerous condi-
ton and liable to fall upon the heads of
at any moment. The attention
of the proper authority is called to the fact