Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-08

night came many heart trcmblsd After
a few days the feeling Of fear began %
decrvase. when they we're roussd in a ten
foll manner by another shocking mur,lrr.
Ahout Ten days after the catastrophe in
the Rue lies Armcs. some belaied pc,ies;ri-
ans were making the best 81 their way home
about two o'clock In thc morning. They
we're walking very rapidly down the Zoe
Grcuar,i. when they were astunishsd by
seeing a man ON The roof Of l,ousc. With
nothing on but hi. shirt. CT, ing out With all
his strength. murder, mur,lcr' murder -
IL heli Young child in his arms.
They immediately called 70 him. but al
they couii gather from him va that uur-
der was being committed in the house.
They directiy made for the door and found
it fastened ca the inside They bur.; the
door open with few vigorous kicks sui
penetrated into the house. They rushed
up sfaiis. and on the first la.ling thrv
found thc body of a man with o.. throat c,t.
H. wa, dead. They entered bedroom
hanGing oat OF bed vas the body of a uo-
man. mutiiated iu the same horribI. man
ucr and STONE dead. But tlcy had not vet
Discovered an the horrors in that hou.c Of
blood. Iu the Kitchen was discovered the
inanimatc corps. of tie servant girl. Who
hai been Killed ly the same means. The
a,sas-in vas evidently thr same that had
committed tae murder in tLc Rue drs
Armes. The wounds inflicted were cxacrI,
OF thc same chararter. and % was evident
the same instrumcnt had been used
The ,ouu- man ou the roof 81 the house
was called Pierre Daloun. Dc dcpo,cd br-
forr thc Pro, ur,r Du Roi lie next-morning
a, Follows:
Ny name is Pierre Duioun. an
twenty years of age. AMI a watch maker bv
trade. For TIE lat two years have been
living az assistant with tir latc Monsieur
Mouion lie resided ia tie Rrc Grrnar,I.
His family consisted q himself. wife. clili.
and servant girl. On The night of the
2ist q sprii. 1870. We an Of rs retired TO
brl early. ] was accustomed % sir-p IN
one of the atiic,. H. the room next to mine
tie servant girl and chill slept. About
half past one O'clock On tbe morniu.
asokc; ',it very Thirsty anl rose % s,t
some vater.-ms pitcher was empty
went down stairs to fH it I iai nearly
rarhe.l t.ic ir.t landing when I saw a man
st,aitIi.y asrcuiing the stair. ana a
very nervous MAN. and thc r,.,,ut raur,lrr
Dad pr,yrI vrr, mn.h oa m, mind. AMI
lad be,u living in continued dr-aI ever
siure. Tie si-hf of this man completely
parait lrI mr. and ! stood looking. TOT able
t1 move band or foot l.e iaI nearly
ru1...,l MASTER. door. uisu NJ Monitor
op,uel thr door ard came out on Tire lsul-
Ia- The a--as-ia iaa,,.i1t,'t ru.i.rd rp-
on him aHi ruftin- bis hanI over m, ma.
trr's month. prevented h.m from callins
out ] unt.erI only one tlin.-that tire
murderer had only three fingers on hs l,it
band. could .cc no more. but ran up
stairs again and hurried into tie servant.
room, thc ciiI was hing ou tae bed
asleep. but thc servant g.ri vas not in thr
room. took up Co., e..'l in my arm, AMI
-.t oat Goa thv rnof This is aI ! know
about tbr natter
The excitement in Dicppe was now rai.-
Cd to tle highest pitch so trlre of tie
a..as.iu eoniI bc Ii.ros,rcI. o. was c,i-
d.ut t..at these mslier. uer, tLe work of
our uiau--aa.l t.at lr mu.t lave been COM
cra'ri .u the house, before ti,t ucra .las..I
for the night. Gosernm,nt offered a large