, 1874-08-16

uassee ne Performed ~ OF. 1eP1it I'LL ~
| tered the Counts household as almoner "hl4e
| in this position he always seemed in poverty,
| but on quitting it launched into every e1ttasa'
| gance, and INDUCED himself in all the fashion,
| able lu1uries, including mistress, upon "uot1 !
T! this ornament to the priesthood 6qaanoelea
large sums,
Both the accused were at once srressed, or to
! epeak more correctly, transferred to other Gus
tody, both being. eiugularly enough, in confine-
| meut on other cbarges-Gaguard Tor ha9ihg
been present At receut re 9ao xros 'o'
The woman De La Combe was also produced,
and gave most damna.ory evidence, while. for.
tunately for the ends of justice Belestre himself
furnished the prosecution with Information as
to where they could seek for further testimony
A witness was produced to whom some PERSONS
unknown had communicated circumstances
connected with the robbery. 10 hlm Bel
eytre petu1ant]y remarked, that he spoke un-
der tue Wotnptinga Of certain persons u aon2s-
full character, viz: one Giraut. the Aobe DO
Fontspeire, La Rogue, and La Fonds. It Was
inferred that these parties we're acconpl1cea; !;
they were all apprchcnded, and the truth re-
vealed.
The circumstances Of tho robbery rendered it
certain that entrance to the premises had been
effected by meanH OF false keY. Beentre waa
shown both to have manufactured and to hase
bought such. Ho had exhibited key to QUO
wltness pointing at the zane time to bag OF
money with the remark: "This should be key
OF gold, for it has opened my way to aii you see
te,as poihs aeAou " ~. ~ ;o,a.s,nn ~
!asau ne. 10 uA4 Iiiaoe 't,;a,,s oaI ~
sas,arai ;,dra-a..s n..oI X thst h;s favnr;te
mode Of becoming rich was by the use OF such
tn tun.4 uoG ~ r.;;1arg g 4n'.nSf I '"no>| 4oD
@om - ..s ka't1atG 10 r oasee; h,a ~r;t,s, a..
~ saDue 10 Ieta ""t th.1 1,n lad oros.
hasrJ 80 fa11n',;a,r eo.,.o,a.l,on hetwsen tha
..eao.1. .ha'' .,6 ra.. sun S,,s;na tore1he1
.sEat 1r;'.,, ~ t-;nud - aa;d Reiostre ..,et
-. l.. ia,,. n: IN. ~ ,,n;a s ~ ,Ia -, flaw
.S,,a:t.n - :; ~ 80 - t.1; ~ a. sr-v
< -; :" ~ .S e ~ fa1iow .ftar ~, ~
~, - ~, ra+1,or ~ 80 - - ~ IL, - :,
T. na ho, ~ ~ o1oIn;1.o;, nn po,aa+,a .thov n;+v
man whose min n,akes onr fortune ?"
Tho woman De- L. CombIc, alias Cartaud
sworo that Belestre showed her large sums OF
money and a Dearl neck]sce which he said Lo
had ron at NAV. Prior to the robbery lie told
her ba waa abnnt In make A grand "coun"
Shortly aftorward while walking with Be}estre
At the Luxembou,p he asked Witness to With
draw, az lie expected his partner in the grand
..coun- =" vino was coming tn divide with him.
Al th1n time Gaenard msle lis appearance. and
seemed much confused st not finding Bolestre
alone. Tie latter rentleman also showed Wit
ness hundred louis il, leatleru belt. Upon
her rem.rkinp that it was wrong to steal. he
this " AZ rich enough to stand the loss.
Other witnesses conGrmod her statements. and
it il = singular TACT that wniie the D'Au.Iado
tr,al was eoiug on. ali the thieves OF Paris Knew
that Beiestre and Garnarf1 were the cuilly par-
ties, It was also shown that Deles::e bad,
through onv Ribon. procured the insertion in
tha 1:1zene d'IfoUnuda of the fo11oVi,,r nara
rranh:
.Tbere have been recently executed ut Or
leans two CRIMINALS oue Of whom At the Inst
moment confesse,} that ha had cornmit1e e1 tho
rohherv At ,ha honse Of thu Count lie Ma ~
romery for vh,cI, tia 1nto Narnu;s D'aurtxdn
ros cnndemned tn tbe caltava" ''@'o
Te .eens IN have TeSarjnd thi. ~ = naasnort
II M nar,on cor bo naver stfTrel} yyftLoi,t II
md 1,ad It on hia nerson vt tho time Of hin ar,
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