Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
CHAPTER XIII.
CONCLUSION.


The following extract from The Figaro viii
form the conclusion of my story;
MYSTERY OF THE PASSAGE DE MAzARIS.
We have TO record this morning the closing
scene in the extraordinary drama Of revenge
and crime which takes it's name from the Pas
sage de MazsrlnL This scene equals in TO
mantle interest any that has gone before it
Our readers have been already told how the
japanese, Kiosaka, after The murder Of Jo
seph Meissner immediately left Paris The
detective Blery, who has il this case dis
played such singular ability, at once
started in pursuit u the assassin a
clew was found AZ Marseille=, through
q photograph of Kiosaka's brother.
which bad been sent to all the saports. thers
being a close family resemblance between the
brothers. 81 Blery ascertatned that KioSaks
had certainly gune to Marssilles, probably
meaning to ship from that port; but having
in the meantime heard Of The arrest Of NJ.
Girnrd. the auts1Or o1 The Cold Of Toulouse
he seerra 10 have changed his Intention and
returned TO Paris, where he remained durina
the whole inquiry conducted by 81 Roguet.
kioss.ka bad artfuily concealed his hiding
place In Paris, Ind Is was not Until a few
days ago that IL Blery succeadss1 :n tracing
him out IL IVES 6eE found that the Japa-
nese bad eft Paris precipiiataly, Immediately
after the Innocence of Il Girard had BEEN
proved, and the hue and CIV raised se,ntns.
himself lie adopted various disguise, bat
in the end N. Blery s1cceeded Ia trnring hiru
TO Nantes BY this time his money appears
to have been nearly exhausted, as b. could
not gatizfy the demands OK the captain of q
merchant vessel .=Hding 70 England, where
be intended TO tasoe refuge. After this ths
unfortunate man wandered ai1nLsssly from
yillage to village, avotttng ell towns and
buying Just as much food a. would koep him
IN Efe Tho detective meantime followed
him closely, sornetHnss losing the trail,
but always recovering u By his tn>
genuity nd interchangeable per-svvrance.
Three days ago the Japane=s WAS beard II
at a small hamlet near Poictlsrs; bat in mons
Of the peighboring villages had be been seeu
eftcr that time. The frost hid been eTosed-
ingly keen in the district, and from these facts
n. Blsry drew ia inference wbt1h proved
correct. Under his direction tie cOuutry
people made careful search Of the woods
lying round the village which The Japa1ess
had last visited, and party bed By NJ Bisry
himself 6iScovered ths corpse II Tie IL
starred Eiosaka lying stark and stiff srsonz
the brushvoosd He had s1octrfaizd % tie
sever. cold, which his natural constitution
end tire privatsons be had lately uGsdergoass
rendsre1 tim unable 20 resist. On tie t>rson
o. TIE japanese, hung in a H..Ie lag ro1nd
his neck, WIS found the pearl which the cd
n1os1ey-lsEsdsr bad obtained from the Jagans<e
sangurs, and for the recovery q sEillch be
wa murdered b Kloaaka- This pearl. which
IL Of great bexuty and very oonadsrAhls
value, Easses into the possession n b. GirAEd.
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fvs thousand francs offered b. the aatho-4-
tia Tor The discovery Of TIE assassin, tozs.l.er
with the twenty thousand lately adsssi %
that srsOUu, by U. GtraTd- VIII 10 nszdo ever
70 IL Berry, who oan1ot he TOO highly eozs-
plirnsu.ed On tie xii and eEergT which rs
has Displayed II tie affair q tie Passage d.
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