acknowledgments to the "NaC.
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Around them were' lolling in atti tudes free Blood-brothers, relations of every deg His own bodyguard, to the tune of score, Belts bristling with pistols, stood Frost Or Own Paris, Aug. 17.
The tragic death of M. Jeaa Galmot, the former deputy for Cayenne, to whose remarkable career I referred in my last letter, was followed by an extraordinary outbreak of violence in this colony, or rather. in its chief town, the trouble having apparently been confined to Cayenne itself. According to official statements communicated by the Ministry of the Colonies, M. Galmot went to the hospital" on Saturday August 4 and complained of feeling very unwell. About 7 pam. the doctor in charge of the case, accompanied bp the Mayor, 3M. Quintrie, informed the Governor. that M. Galmot showed all the symptoms of arsenical poisoning. M. Galmot expired on Monday morning after having expressed his belief that the poison was in some soup prepared and given to him y his servant Adrienne.
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