The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-12

Terrible Murder ncnr Paris-A Drcad-
ful Scene I'm the Subur bs-An Entire
Family Hacked to Picccs-Extraortii-
nary Excitement at tho HIorguc.

full Scene I'm the Subur bs-An Entire
Family Hacked to Picccs-ExtrnortiI-
nary Excitement at tho HIorguc.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Herald gives the following account Of n mystic
rious and horrible murder which Is just now
the talk of the gay capital:
A crime unparalleled in magnitude and afro
city Is causing great sensation in Paris. Yes
terday morning u farm loborer living ut Pan
tin, q suburban village just outside the fOrtifi-
cations to the northeast OF Paris was crossing
arf1eld on bis way to his work, when his at
piece OF waste ground part of which appeared
TO have been ploughcd or dug by an incXpc-
rienced hand. Whilst pondering OH how the
White under coa Of earth % and IAm pulIea Il o@f
ery GGs snf JS RRiket gore anaafFes' snd
seeI%SG,ylng seInS,nng it, he =, saw va. human hand
diately run Off to the Commissary of Police,
and soon returned TO the spot with assistance,
and spades having been procured, discovery
was made which struck horror into the hearts
ofal who beheld 1t. Six corpscs successfully
came to light, as shovclfl nfter shovelful Of
earth was removed. evidently those Of Il mos
ther and her five clildron all Of them literally
cut 10 pieces, and ono OF two Of the bodies
hacked and hewed in manner too stckenIng
to describe. The first body discovered was
that OF little girl Of z, fearfully hacked about
1he necxi the second that of boy OF
her abdomen had been laid open, and the In
testines fell out as the body was taken up; but
hcr face, like that of the other victims had
been gashcd over. possibly with q view TO prcl
vent fdentification the fourth was the body OF
the mother, woman about 35, and then two
lads of about IL md lG. The former had been
bntchered IN q hidcous way; his head was cnt
forced from the orbit. The bodies had been laid
ut the feet of cach other, and were covered by
ABOUT three feet of earth, and the murderer Of
mnrderers had tried to give the ground the ap-
pearance of ploughed land, forming It into fur
rows. The Victims were all most respectfully
dressed one of the boys wore the uniforms Of
one or the Lyceums; they all had some money in
he tne,r pockets, the mothers earrings had not
inc people at the Pantln Railway Station re-
member q family whose people corresponded
with that'of the victims arriving there on tho
Raincy, 1t is said that the bodies were still still
quite warm when they were disinterrcd. from
Whlch,tt is Inferred that the murder must have
been committed at about A. NJ. on Monday,
and lie could not have been entirely extinct
when the murderers hcaped the earth over
them What is fairly surprising is, that In spot
sc, so clnsetto 80 many large buildings (the Fort
giAptefvillers, where sentries are constantly on
9uty, tor instance, is not more than fifty yards
rom the field OF bloody six persons could be thus
hutohered without raising an alarm. Agnin, it
seems di1ficult to understand that, assuming
Inc victims to have arrived at Pantin in tho
walked about the fields all night until thew
:SMsEe Ss @ sss a5,on Upon hnd murdered The bodies
had not been identified. Among the MANY
con)ecturcs that are offered is one to the effect
tnnt the murderer must have been the father
or some relative anxious 10 get rid of the en-.
admit that any one man could inflict not less
tnan sixty wounds, then dig q trench and bury
the bodies Of his victims. The only ratiom;:
suppositlon is that they must have gone Into
there been drugged and murdered during their
lethargy.
went down to the NorgIe this afternoon.
tnlo ,.vo s IHund me gates eGseged by upwards Of
posed, the doctors being at that time engaged
IN the post-mortem examination. 1 under
stand that 1t has been ascertained that the
Clothes bear the address OF RoubaiX tailor.
The Public this evening says the bodies hive
been identified by q hOtel-kccper in Paris as
those tho, Of family which arrived in town a
lew DAYS ago. The police are on the alert,
and It Is said that two men are arrested on
suspicion. It would appear that the Victims
were suddenly assailcd, as two of the chill
dren's hands held conyulsiyely clasped in. tIeir
Rlece Of cold sausage. The wounds of two of
the boys lead to the impression that they Ind
made stout fight Of it. Public excitement on
tuC 6uDJcCC lS intense.
tli' THE VICTIMS IDENTIFIED.
later dispatch from the aame correspondent
says:
The victims have been Identified. Their
name Yas, Kinck, and they lived ut Roubaix.
father and an cider son by former MARRIAGE
and It is inferred that It Is they who pcrDetra
ted the crime. The Kincks were welt OF: thew
owned three houses ut Roubaix, and the father
as brush manufacturers. The husband. want.
Ing TO extend his business, wished his wife and
Inc younger children to remove to Alsace.
We where ne had another house, so as to convert
9 manufactory. He and his eldest son LEFT Ro,i-
Dalx ior Paris, and the wife was ordered to ioin
them Z with the remainder OF the children. She
dld go, and 1t seems that the oldest son and the
for Pantin in hackney coach. The son
anghted first, took the mother and two of the |
WIN MIN, the other three children re- |
naming "a INN IN the carriage. It is assumed that
we're found, and murdered them, with the as. |
distance of his father or another accomnl,co
ne then returned to the hackney carriaGe TO |
'e'cn the other three children. The coacRmsn }
was paid and discharged, and the murderer |
took the other three victims 10 the spot where |
bis accomplice was In waiting. and dispatched |
them too. No trace of the Rlncks Gather and
that they may have escaped. The police, how
ever, have obtained very accurate descriptions
OF them, and 1t is hoped they will not long be
able to evade detection. The hackney coach
man who. uncOn soi0usly drove the victims to
the place has entitled the bodies, in spite of
the hideous wounds that dlsfgure their faces.
RApID1TY OF THOUGHT IN DREAMINa.-A very
remarkable circumstance, and an important
point Of analogy is, says DR.. Forbes Wlnalow,
to be found in the extreme rapIdity with which
the mental iopefationso Are! performed, or
rather with which the material changes on
hsmispherical gangfla. It would appear as
il whole. series Of acts that would really
OCCUPY long lapse Of time pass ideally
In dreams no perception of the lapse OF time
q strange property OF mind for IT such be
also It's property when entered Into the eter-
mn disemb0died state, time will appear to us
time are also annihilated, so that while nj.