The New York herald., 1870-01-03

ran towards nim ana ne Immediately darted or at
full speed. Suspicion then became certainty, and u
race which would have done credit to Deerfoot
ensued Tho agents gained on their prey which at last
they captured. Pnrsuers ana pursued were breath
less; not word was spoken. The zouave offered
vigorous resistance, but was overpowered. Hdcre
drove up; the prisoner entered accompanied by mis-
captors. "C0cher q Ia Fr9Jectlre.u In the carriage
Paiiandre remained mute. Brought before the chiefs
OF the detective police he denied participation In
any crime admitted that ne was q desertcr burst
into tears and confessed to having killed the girl
kenanlt, but declared that he was drunk when he
did 80.
The woskmen are still actively engaged In CON-
pietng the erection Of the little wooden sn0ps along
,ne Dou,evards the numbers OF which may pc
imagined ny those acquainted with Paris, from the
iact tat between the Place de la Madeleine and the
Kuo DC 10 Paix there are nearly eighty These shops
VIII open on Christmas Eve and remain so for nf
teen days The tenants pay one franc per day. The
vlhe ue Paris possesses upwards Of SIX hundred
number totally Inadequate 10 the demand. they
are not Sufficient for the line OF boulevarhs from the
madeleine TO the Bastile, and, IN consequence car
penters and private contractors erect sheds In large
sixty TO seventy five centimes per day. Ihls lat
Yer class OF shed IA Of very primitive
description, little stronger than Muscatei raisln
ooAes aud anording but little protection from rain,
snow or The clustering wind OF winter. II - pitlabc
10 see the vendors or small wares shiverlng ana
sh2Sing IN their shoes often drenched 70 the SIX n,
but sl shouting themselves hoarse In the hopes Of
catching some stray pedestrian when the weather
~ wet during the CHRISTMAS season. When the ar
marriage bell. The boulevards are crowded. they
are inpassaDe. and the l0clfatres or the etes bar
raa,1s dNs roaring trade not only along tne p1a,
Colonne DO Juliet the Faubourg do ST. Antoine, tie
Rue 81. Antoine and the Boulevard Richard Lenor.
lhe small traders complained or the scarcity OF
small coin, from pieces C Que centime TO those OF
one and two francs The Minister OF finance has
given orders for the issue OF sixty millions OF silver
ahu nlieen unlonS OF one Genuine pieces.
Trnnpnaan n Born Murdsrer-OGenbach's
pei--ThentrIcaI Novelties.
PARIS, Dec 1916 p. M.
Science WIN attempt to save the head OF Traup-
mann. The doctor Amedee Bertrand, VINO has
studied deeply the physiology OF the brain, has 1t Is
SAID, addressed report TO NJ. Jacband, the assas-
SINS counsel. 1t clearly demonstrates that the
criminal star Is not responsible for his acts, and
that he was forced, without power OF resistance to
commit the murders en- 0ros for which he IL about
TO be tried. Last week sensatonists were IN despair
as 1t had been decided that neither the gendarme
Ferrand, who frightened Taupmann into the water,
nor the calSer Hauguel. who pulled him out OF the
port nj Hayre, should appear as witnesses Mt the
trial. Cheer up, sensationiss;l was informed yes.
terday that their names are again inserted in the
list OF those VINO will be called ON to give evidence.
The coachman who conducted Traupnann and
his victims 10 the field of slaughter and the butcher
who felt the ground give way under his loot and
thus discovered the body OF Gustave Kinck will
also make their appearance before the public as
witnesses for the prosecution. Traupmann was much
upset by his brothers. VISIT; he has, however, re.
covered his equanimiy He plays, with gusto, st
''ptcn and toss." at which, In schoolpoy parlancc
he IL dab" and jumps over chains with the
agility Of cat
lady oil entire rcspectabnity The mother OF a
family, was arrested some weeks since on suspicion
OF having stolen pair Of stockings 1t na0asts de
nouueautes She was condemned by the Seventh
Chamber to imprisonment for one month The case
attracted considerable attention. 1t was the uni
versal opinion that she was innocent. The sentence
was ruin To her peace OF mind and the happiness of
her family. She applied to the Court OF Appeal. and
appeared supported 10y her husband and friends.
Yesterday the court revoked the sentence. This
decision has given general satisfaction.
layed his departure forty eight hours in order to be
accompanied BY his General BOum. You will natu-
rally wonder who is General Boum. The general In
question IL an Immense dog, a. large as Corscan
pony. He was given to Ofrenbach by Capoul, the
celebrated tenor. The General took IL into his
canine head that the composer wished to give him
the slip, refused to eat his dinner and went on the
sick list. HIS master became seriously alarmed
sent for doctor, and quieted the uneaslness OF
In Paris.
You are aware that '.The Princess de Trebizonden
has proved great success NJ the Boufres. That
theatre contains but 4. 900 francs per night when
every place Is taken. Since the new opera mas been
running the receipts have peen 1900 francs per per-
1ormarce, and without increasing the prices
The boxes contain four A friend cannot Hnd sitting
room IN any part OF the theatre, pays hls
money at the door says he will stand In the corridor
ana the owner OF box allows him TO enter " aud
be Jammed. The boxes now nightly present curious
aspect Tor they are small. The treasury OF the
theatre however gains 500 francs per night through
the curiosity OF the public Tickets have been tak
IN advance 10 the amount OF 1850 francs. The
Brgands," at the Varieties, draw great audiences.
Last night 3 gentleman left the theatre Tor few
q tuod
Of indisposition. "The best thing you can do. my
dear Fellow. 10 to 60 home the heat OF the theatre
VIII 90 you narm." He took the advice and his
friend gave him louis for his tIcxet the chorus
OF cdrtotaeros Is eminenty popular. 1t Is sung and
whstled IN the streets In all directions, and the
pick up the brownsn a. Paul Bedford was wont to
say with this last musical novelty.