The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-19

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$sHN.ia ln1srferenoe Of b certain oommtesary
~ svsiics. 1hoy would without question have
NINA III whole plaA 70 capture to : sue
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.hsnss commissaty Of ths twelfth srrondis-
sssnsnt 81 lhs district which coinprisss the
@ VsiShranf .0uaYter, who, IN his excess Of
visdolu. decided that the detectivee were
~ clover ~ halt, and that he himself wss
s 4, a n,s 40 u pf sSs a ss,a0n e T asap uos Sssas'
Shick.wiitsd pcfsonaRe u an almost perfect
ssns of the tfAditional Joseph Prudhomme
@sn ideal representative Of the French bu-
soIic buraeois official, rufsd mp BY . pre-
postsrously inflated notion Of he I'M
rortsnce and intelligence. He therefore
}nstsiled himself with his own subordinate
il ~ house where Ravaohol had hired =
,nnm. and There we're thua i've persons In
alI aWitinR the anarchist's arrival.
Very shortly after Abe detectives had got
4sn into ambush Ravaohoi made ms ap-
s,asrancc, and the instant ha attempted 70
snfar hid room the landlord gave the signal
ana joined the police in the attack. One
NJ Bsnadss men seized the anarchist, while
~ others formed 4 oircle around him and
sndeavorsd TO put him in irons. They we're
met, however. by . stubbofn resistance on
no prisoners part, and one Of the de-
t~sctives. setting wearied, sasayed to cver-
come the lntractable criminal BY resorting
q violent methods. At this point HI. Icy
cheyns. swelling like = bullfrog with official
dignity and grandeur. struck 2 dramatic
Attitude, and. shifting his breast IN = pon.
u tho laws majesty" The result
was that tho detectives all along
she road, had to contend IA best
shov could against the Aerce struggled OF
she prisoner, narrowly avoiding the intlic-
tion OF seriona isjury to their peraons from
the ferocious kioks II iunRss kavachol
continued to make at them.
While descending a narrow street the
party were suddenly accosted, upon round
{nR 4 curve in the roadway. rendered OBJ
scnrs from the darkness, by a drunken mar
carving z package. instantly iyn1,sysd
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that they had lighted upon . desperate 40
complice Of sheir prisoner. Who, no doubt.
had 4 bomb concealed in the package he
carried. He therefore ordered = halt y
proceeded to interrogate the reslinR and
belated citizen, who. after the customary
fashion OF drunken men, at once resented
this interference with his progress by a
volley Of abuse ieveled at the head of the
astonished commissary.
The attention Of the detectives was thus
diverted for an instant from their trouble
some prisoner Who. with lightning psfeep-
distraction, and forthwith landed . violent
kick bslow the belt upon the policemen
whose hold had relaxed the least, but
ted another in the chest, and thus succeed
cd in breaking loose and disappearing in the
darkness. Immediately 4 hot pursuit Was
begun. but. despite all efforts. no trace OF
the fugitive could be found. The gloom Of
che night, the oomplexity Of the intsrsect-
ing streets and the irregular nature OF the
Cround-everythinR favored Ravachol. At
length, and whom the pursuing detectives
arrived at the intersection of four GROSS
roads, they found themselves completely
bnfied. The search, Notwithstanding, was
kept no diligently all through the night.
Al dawn the entire party held a council Of
war, when some OF the detectives who had
reuearched RavnchoI's house during the in
tsrval reported that they had discovered
nothing, and the pursuit was then finally
abandoned. much TO the chaRrin Of every
one.
The circumstantial evidence in the DOS
session of the prosecution, and which fixes
the guilt OF the murder of the old recluse.
Jacob Brunei, 10 believed to be conclusive.
Brunei had for years dwelt in solitude in
= picturesque cabin which he had erected
and once presided over by the great Mas
Bilon. His habits we're peculiar and soil
tary. gaining for him among the villagers
Of Chambers the title of the hermit Of
Notre- Dame -Graces. The m Of
Chambles is composed OF q number of poor
cabins and Lies in the gorge of Forez, near
the hamlet of Notre- Dame-de. GraZes, In a
depression OF the mountain. The retired
life and secluded habits of the old hermit,
who dressed invariably in a clerical soutan
and wore no shoes, rendered him an easy
prey TO the murderous rapaoity of his as
sassin. The object OF the murder was I'M
questionably %plundsr, az old Brunei was
money, estimated to amount to 10000
francs. This sum was supposed to have
been concealed somewhere about his dwell
Ing, and Ravachol, learning of this, decided
to kill him.. In the commission Of thu
deed he was aided by his mistress, Rulliere,
confederate. Shortly after the date upon
which, as asoertained by N. Bsnad, the de-
tective chief. the strange man and woman
were driven to Chambles in the vehicle be.
longing to the hickman from Vigperon,
the corpse OF tho old hermit was found
under conditions which showed that he had
been assassinated.
Ravachoi is further suspected of the
double murder of two women named Mar.
con, who reside in the rue do Roavine al
st. Etienne, and he ia also believed to be
the man who violated the mausoleum OF
the Baron de la Rochetaillee for the pur-
pose of abstracting the jewels which had
been inferred with ths body. Probably he
will not be formally indicted for the muir
der OF the Maroon women, as il ia under.
stood that the government considers his ar.
raignment for the Chambles affair sufficient
TO insure his conviction and subsequent
sentence to the guillotine, upon which in,
strument SO many other monsters in human
shape have expiated their crimes agains
society. v. GR1BAYEpoFF.
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