A TRAGEDY IN PARIS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2729, 20 October 1887, Page 2

A TRAGEDY IN PARIS.

- •• Further details of the del' of tho wife and two children in theßueßrey, Paris, are now published. The oxaminatiou of the body of the unfortunate woman, made shortly after the murder, showed that she had been killed during her sleep. All the four bullets her husband had fired at her had .entorejj&er head, From the attitude of tho of the little girl, Fanny,' whoso Head had nearly been severed, 'it was evident that she had struggled and implored for mercy, lier hands being clasped together and her aim extended as ill supplication. Her features bore the expression of the deepest'' terror, As to tho .boy, aged three, his ueck had been hacked 'and gashed iu most horrible manner, The weapons with which the crime ,was committed —a revolver of large bore which Padrona had used against his wife, and a Spanish dagger, with a chased silver handle wore found in the room. The point of the dagger was broken off, showing the fury Padrona had struck,his two little victims. Padrona's last declaration beforo the examining Magistrate who remarked that his answers did not tally, was," It was fate! It was to be!" Within tho next few dajflftie is to be examined by specialists as to his mental condition,

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