Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

o0EER STONY O. T~o COMMENTS
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Pc 6ssk IN Question vii. il 10 asserted.
prove 20 oe he m0st sensational aD4 Issi-
isrc q .hs hoEnsls KegzoE Ascqu4rt
series.
On he Al Of October lAst richly dressed
uBkuoSu ooman was found dead II CoHp-
son house. l1lf1-Sse aod Isenty -ioaf AZ
u ca sulaii taois a. tie io0i of lie BED
stood a t1Da .sT attaining green powder
tfsess II sl.cl also .iagvfe4 about il= dead
ooman's tightly .Ossd llps. lls ocfs "ss
csa ~ q handsome nlkB.-fCox and ner
io-hin< sAs msSa OIlcsliy disposed ~o2ut
tic room IL wAs of tne nnest material.
and would seem to indicate. a. .sast tha4
want ha1 not driven ber 10 30 me deed
lle BODY was removed 10 tue mofsue.
aud nol beng idsnLn>d ~ss ouglea IN Ice
p0ttsfs Geld. rae clerks ~ gns Compton
house sad that The woman n4d never been
there before, and that 40 one bad s0Y ilsa
who sbe was. The initials A. G. IN
her ring stand for The name VI Aim0at Cal
vert b.Treme. and from the dead wonSn :
name lt seems reasonably certals that sne
as married sister Of II b.ffsIne. project
Of Tie Governor of tue Department OF ths
Eufen, France who Nas murdered "a
railway carriage on BIS wav ifCD PSsis ID
Esreax. January II. 1850.
Not only has every attempt 70 discover
the murderer been dlscOuTsgsd and even
oostructec Dy Ine authorizes, bat pltless
late seems 70 have puTsue1 al those mem
oefs OF tie dead Governors family wuo
showed sny disposition 10 run his assaiaat
10 earth. OF Two surviving brothers,
the older was incarcerstec in the mad house
OF Mont Deyerdgne, where he vas done 10
death by brutal keepers. while the younger
was found lifeless one night IL gutter.
aad was officially declared % have sue
cum bed 10 a. snenrism of the heart. lAe
handsome aud vigorous old father became
suddenly III aud expired after only few
hours sickness Thefeupon the doctors
declared that be had died OF broken heart,
ii indeed ssch thing really exists.
Nine. Calvel. the only sister ot the muir
dersd project. jisappeAi Ell from Paris to-
wards the end Of last Summer. The friends
o. The family have been Informed that sac
com mitled suicide IN this city Ia toe early
part of October. she Is the suicide OF the
Compton house.
Among The French bourgsoise and in fact
all over the continent II is customary for
married couples 10 ada the maiden name OF
the wife 10 tha. OF the husband The name
OF NJ Barrems's brother-in-law was Calvet
hence they were usually known as ". and
Nine Calvet- Dsrreme. she was the last
victim, but more remain. All the family
have fallen a prey 10 a relentless murderer
OF the popular prefect of Euren. except
Nine BArreme, the widow aud her baby, a
lad of 10, who spends bis whole time in
searching the newspapers. for any mention
OF bis fathers name, and Is practicing With
the f.ils and with a pistol. in order that
some day be may De able 10 aysnge MS
parents death.
The murder of the Governor was COM
DO. fssH hna IN
Paris receiving personal instructions of NJ.
Sarrier, the newly appointed Minister of the
Interior, and was on his way back 10 Eu-
rem. the capital of the district under mis-
order. About 20 minutes ride out of Paris
the railway runs over Al iron bridge built
across the Seine. Within a few hours of
nis departure from the metropolis the
cOrpee Of NJ. Barreme WAS found floating IN
the river within 100 yards Of the bridge.
His eyes were closed, bancaged with a red
silk handkerchief, and the skull was com
pletey smashed. The doctors VINO ex-
amined the body expressed the opinion
that VI Barreme had been murdered With
a biudgeOn, and that the first blow had
proved fatal. 1t vas also shoTn that !ife
was extinct at the moment the remains
we're hurled into the river. The pocket
book of the dead man had disappeared, but
his watch aud his money. couple hundred
I dollars, was untouched
A large number of detectives have been
/ detailed to work up the case. The first
| clew that they discovered was tibet just be-
/ fore the train started from the western ter
minus at Paris a gentleman most elegantly
I dressed inquired OF the station officials
/ whether the governor vas aboard. and be-
/ ing answered IN the affirmative bad pur-
chased a ticket ana Jumped on the train.
/ Several arrests were made, among thar
| numbea being that OF a very prominent
/ fuancier. a native of Giroads wh0ss ap-
pearance tailed exactly with that given by
/ the station official Of the man who IL
/ auired at the depot for ". Bsrrerns. The
/ Information obtained from the evidence
went T. confirm the suspicion of the police
/ sgainst the souer. VINO was asserted 10
| have born bitter gTucg8 against he
/ murdered man. Nine Barreme stated that
/ Ibis Gsfred vas due 10 her husbands re-
+ fussl 10 end tbs official support TO a scheme
promoted by the prisoner and which the
I Governor regarded as shady In appearance
Suddenly, however. the police were in
s.ruc,ed 20 cee-e all their searches IN this
particular direcii.n, ami turn their stten-
ton TO other clews Of fsr more vafue and
shafowy nature. and the prisoner, wnO be.
/ sides being an infusntis. tnsncier. Was a
1 leading memb Der of the masonic fTaterDity
was quietly SCI A. liberty.
/ With \ view OF civerting public attention
from this strange conduct Of the govern
meut. various theories we're started ov the
press According 10 one there wss Il
/ woman st the bottom Of the whole thing
Azotbsr theory put forward was u the ef
| Fec that NJ Bsrreme might hsve been
killed by one Of bis own or his VIE. re,s
uTss Theft could not have been tne csuse
! os he crime.
4 se~ weeks later the police were in
s'rucied 70 cease ell further Investigations
/ The only means Of livelihood which re-
nssined 90 &me. Bsrrsme for ncr ozn
I support and for the education Of her boz
vasa small pension 20 which she vas En-
I ts "a IN Ofil.s Il vas however, pretty
/ plainly iutmaisd 20 her that d f5culfies
/ would be raised about payment % the pa
SION u she took any further steps to Uis-
+ cover her hus5sn5s uurce-s- or II sh 2
made snv appeal - Parliament o. The pub
E fc For fhs sake n he- child shs vas
( obliged at that time % sosfai1 from a.
I further attsu1ts to sTsogs h-r husband
I This hss not. however grsvsntse fhs ls1Y
s11 her hus1sad' : relatives ron king q
+ tae track ~ fns s1spec.sd murderer vitt
a. The ter scifr 0f oIood- -hounrs snf they
have vovsl haf IL spite - = srv cnstsc. :
E fhe~ VI re- 49, Ih- sssss-i- 20 ris lsir
/ an o7tsn saca svis-rs -sif ri - n
4 r1ssie.s far fne H9vsrrm 10 refuse sny
Z lsn4er o. 10 tbsu .1stcs.