The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-27
Trial of pueli.s. in rranse.
!i.eadon relegraph.l

sA~Sa~1A ANAtktNFasl
 A fe~ months ago N. de Massas, the editor of the Ceastsk. vas killed in duel with N. Dichard. editor of the Peks. Csp- e'sL Both were Bonapar,ist papers, but the C,'ssA.sl pronounced ln favor oi Prince Napoleon. while the Pesf1 Ceyee,ai es- pou>ed the cause oi his son, Prince Vic Tor. though of course without the eonSen; of the latter.
 NM. dc MaSsas and Dichard found themselves one morning face 10 face. ac- oompanied by their seconds. n the gar den of M. Roga,.-a member of the stAtf ot another Bonapati>, journal. the PatS. a, Nogen, sur -Marne. Young and ar dent NJ. de MasSas attacked his opponent with the utmost impetuosity. Although the fight lasted only seventy seconds NJ. Dichard received several slight wounds, though m the heat of the combat he was 10; aware .. the fact Ere the seconds could sn,erpose ,o put stop to further bloodshcd. Nj. de Mzssas received a thrus, on the right breast, NJ piehard being h., a, the same moment n the afn- put. dropping his sword. the editor ot the C,,nsasf tell ,o the ground dead. and. in the optniea ei the seconds. he had rushed on his adveisar,s weapon.
 NJ Dgohard and his seconds, NM. len, hetIe and Boisglasy. as well NM hcn.fean and Alessandfi. who had served N de Na>sas m similar capacity, a, eofdinsly received notice tha, they would be prosecuted al the instance ei the au. ,horl;lc>. and the affair oamc en to-day .st the raiais dc lusliee.
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 Thr .t5if' w.,, now moral eel,As.ty no' vas the slighie,i ,urfflsc di~pla4cd when alter rcurns. ta eof4ssIH fog l eilei quarter 9i n hour. tur r,r-y fo''.ti4--'l',stii .s negative sef.!iel eu etef} caant If the .H'll Het}. !ssc C1lIt, ia caaee l4e,.ce. pfrnaHaccd the t,ital et NM D, A.u4, Pee, I9cuc. Ito.ssLt2y. icelcat.. .ud t.ee-aadu. Ap blame therefore. .,'- .. he- e.ther he ia3n pAl o1 'q the seconds n 'h unffiaot,c afiur | is glae eel on resofd ,hai the duel wa7 tutiy j...hl lfoa Desilgln5. - end, 4Hd tad tilc Eotlsust "l aU ptfles ss.n ca9f ! tree rom icpres' h