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stept with 3 theiuneltoly ter towards the hotist of
ualdes. Witness belirred he was dressed in white.
Marianne ltayr•.al, aged thirteen, was the next wit-
ness. She asked the children of Bancal whether they
were not grieved for their father and Mother ? To
which one of them replied, 4, 1 do not grieve, be-
cati..e they killed the Gentleman."
Victor Valat, asoldier in the army of reserve, often .
visited at the house of B meal. He did not see any
et the accrwd except Colard and Anise Benoit. Since
,he was takers into custody, the woman Bancal begged
of him, through a young ►eoman, to say that he was
at her house en tire 19th of March, dressed in plain !
:.lot!les, and that he remained there until the miller
brought the flour.
Louisa Botvdon lodged in the house which Bancal
,:ccopie..l at St. Jean. She sold him hay to the amount
,t fifty sous, of which he had delayed the payment
her some time. On the '2lst of March he came to•
troy her, saying, that be had sold a young pig.—
She spoke to him about the murder of Fualdes, and
replied, that it was horrible. She also spoke to
Lint of the blond found in Vernhe'.. house.—" That
o: the place where I live." replied Bancal : " it was
there the blood was found." He appeared very
much agitateel, held down his bead, and said that he
lid heard nothing, and had gone to b-d at eight
o'clock : he added, that this event had so affected
him, that he thought during the whole sight that M.
Fealties stood before him.
Antoinette Gambert stated, that on the 23d of
March, being in the Church of St. Amans, she saw
two children of Bancal speaking with other children.
They said to them, Are you not lorry for your
father and mother P' To which they replied, u No;
because they killed the gentleman." They did not
wish to say more; nevertheless they continued to
speak, and said, u They placed him on the table ; at
the first cut of the knife the blood did not flow much;
they gave bins a second, and the blood flowedjreely.
In his struggles he overset the table on which they
had placed him, but they put him on it again, and
cnuipleted the murder. Her father held the lamp.
Thete were some men there who wore boots."
Bousquet Chandon deposed, that on the 19th of
,iklarch, at five in the afternoon, coming from Rue de
l'Am'aergue he met Bastide and Fualdes, the latter
ippeared in a passion and spoke with great warmth.
'rAide whispered to him. On the 20th, when tip-
, of Fualdes's death, the witness went to the
where Bastide kept his horse and asked whs.
he had gone ? The answer was yes ; he asked,
the horse was there on the evening before l
answer was no; with some embarrassment and
cation. Some time after he met Casals the mason,
told hiPt that be 'had met Bastide and Fualdes
the preceding evening, that Fualdes asked whether
(Bastide) would keep his word, to which the bit-
' replied 64 be satisfied, I shall settle with you this
ening."
William Etampes, the servant of M. Fualdes, de.
, that his master had left his house at eight
:lock its the evening, Of the 19th of March, after
ring put a packet which he took out of his cabinet
ler his arm. —The proceedingsof this mysterious
lir are still continutfl.

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