The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-20
About the City.
Fire..

was discovered in small twO-stOry brick
building in Bank Place, in the rear of No
40 Gravier street. Without much difficulty
the flames were extinguished, with a loss to
Mayeur Bros, who occupy the second story
Of No. 10 Gravier street as a book bindery,
Of about $500, to their stock.
The loss is fully covered by insurance in
the Tradesman's Insurance Company.
II. Keller, who occupies the lower floor OF
little loss by water.
Sent Down.
ID. Kappers, a jeweler on Royal street, was
yesterday arraigned before Judge Staes fer
trial on the charge of having stolen property
stolen, and after long investigation he was
sent before the Criminal Court under bonds,
to answer.
The property in question consisted of a
pair of diamond earrings, stolen some time
ago from residence The police state that
Kappers first denied having the jewelry, but
on being confronted by the man from whom
he had bought them, and who had stolen
them, he said that they were in his possess
sion, and that he would return them or make
good their value. That he afterwards denied
any knowledge of them, and hence the pros
ecuticn was brought.
Yesterday evening about o'clock an ac-
cident occurred in the Crescent Saw Mil,
corner General Taylor and Tchoupitoulas
streets Mr. 0. Bisbee, the foreman of the
mill, had his leg broken between the knee
and ankle, by a log, which he was in the act
Of rolling away. He was conveyed to his
residence, Oh TchOuptOulas, between Robert
and Soniat streets, where DR.. Chambers was
called in and adjusted the fracture.
Boy Drowned.
About $40 o'clock last evening, a little
boy named Frederic Ryan, while swimming
in the river at the head of Ninth street, was
accidentally drowned. His parents reside
corner Pleasant and Annnncaton streets
his body has not yet been fonnd.
Horse Stealing in u City.
Notwithstanding all the efforts made to
recover the horse and wagon belonging to
Mr.. JnO. G. Roche, his property has not
been returned to him, and it seems little
singular how in a city as large us this, horse
stealing can take place without the police
being able to trace the thieves.
Arrested.
Joe England, the other driver connected
with the recent fatal accident to Miss Durel
was yesterday arrested and remanded to
prison.
1t is probabls that both he an Jones will
be arraigned to-day.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.I
Arrested for the M urder Of Pierre Lacombe
Yesterday evening Corporal Carlton arrest
ed Jacque Dalma and Giullaume Blessy, on
Ursulines, between Galvez and Miro streets.
These are said to be the men who were last
seen in the company of Pierre Lacombe,
Wednesday evening" on the Orleans Canal
road, and the conclusion is naturally drawn
that they are implicated in his murder. They
were locked up in the Suburban Precinct
Station.
In n Dangerous Condition..
The FREDERICKSBURG, at the corner of
Second and Rousseau streets, is in danger
Gus condition, and severe accidents may re-
suit in consequence should the authorities
not take immediate steps to repair the
damage.
Coal OIL Again.
Last night, about IL o'clock, while Mr.
Carey, who resides at No. IL Port street,
was in the act of lighting coal oil lamp,
it exploded injurying him severely about
the face and hands. The oil was purchased
at the store of Mrs. Pendigrass, on Victory,
between St. Ferdinand and Port streets. A
sample was brought to the Fifth Station to
be examined by DR.. Schumacher.
Charged with Cutting.
Domnick Claverie was arrested corner of
st. Peter and Dauphine streets, by Officer
A. Marigny, who charges him with cutting
and wounding one Gabriel Labiche. CLAW
erie was locked up in the Third.