The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-18 00:00:00

EXECUTION AT LIVERPOOL.

SCENE ON THE SOAFFOLD•
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Michael M'Lean, • labourer, 18 years of age, wan
executed at Yirkdale gaol, Liverpool, on Monday
morning, at eight i,'clock, for the murder of a Spooleh
ssainao, name I N turn, in Blacitetone—treet, Liver.
pool. M'Lean was the leader of • gang of young
ruilime who ware the tiirror of Via neighbourhood,
sod only • short time before thee murder of Nunez he
had seriously eMbbed a polioemen. He was also
wanted for other ants of violence, but managed to
elude the polio. until after the murder of Nunez, when
the whole gang of five were captured. The jury
returns • verdict of not guilty in the owe of three of
the primates, and of guilty in/ duet Wlesao and Demp-
sey, recommending them to meroy on &coons:it of their
youth. Tim Home Sweeter, remitted the capital
vosiMmseet to the nisi of Dempsey, bat mid he could
not see any mitigating aircametancee In M'lspan's come.
Miami appeared resigned to his fate, and mounted
the scaff Ai with • firm etsp. Turning then to the
rep-mums, he said in • clear voice, "Gentlemen, I
consider it • disgraces t, the police force of Liverpool
an I the lows of the oountry Diet I am going to suffer
death, and another boy in a..iag to wader it:ll3l6on-
ment for life, for a crime of which we are both
Innocent, as God is my ju Ise." The drop was 10 feet
inclase, and death was instantaneous. Sines was
the enrcutioner.

The inquiet wee held soon after nine o'elo,l• uo
Briebou.o, the coroaer. was given that
Ilion% the ,a cause te the gaol drunk on
and that he VIVO e drop 1410 feei
whereae he bad .aid it would be 9 f..t. 6 lochs.. &ono
voluutser-d t elve evi.lenoe, an I de led that he heel
.re the one g .4101 bee, an a ~1 le ..1 h .rehoond
oo the rlator.ley He we. 1. way and fell
beano. be bad b se up dump the week with his wife
wno was

The jury .ensured Binws for the ineffident manner
In which hip had conducted the execution.
The Pres Association states that although the
execution wee successfully soojinpliabad. Binna was
In • very nervous state while on the scaffold. On his
arrival at the gaol on Saturday &nos wee conducted
to his old quarters, and at once fell asleep. When the
warders went to wake him he became noisy and
abusive, and threatened to use personal violence to
those about Mtn. Indeed, violent did he become
that the governoe sent for the police, upon whir&
Riau became quiet. Salami Heath, BMus assistant,
was after this scene asked to undertake the execution,
but he could not do so, as Mune refuted to surrender
his straps and other ap2lianose, and there was no
time to obtain others. Heath informed the reporters
that be had not received his travelling expenees in
conneclon with the previous executions, and that
twagh Biunt ascl received Cl 5 for the execution of
Flanagan and Hireins. to:ether with CI for his
assistant, this m 'spiv had ant ben paid to Heath.
It has been aecebtaioed that when Bina. reached
Liverpool on Saturday be went t a pablichonee near
the gaol, wber• be had dinner, awl, it Is alleged, only
two glasses of ale. After leaving the gaol on Monday,
Moos drove in a cab to • publichowe, accompanied
by two men engaged on the Lancashire and Yorkshire
Railway. Ha afterwards visited another publichouse,
whir. be is said to have imbibed pretty freely, and
when he exhibited his ropes AOI straps to • number
of He then proceeded to the Lime-street
and booked to Deersbury, being apparently
my tar advaaood Ia liquor.

The inedirsl pro'redon are now ord.-ring Culb...re
Coo,ll &sea,r In f.tocea •do ra.es, becitu•e It c muting
▪ nutraj... ol At-fornsono elerueLte thee any
other beverage, ao•I I. preferable to the duck starchy
✓ecut nr linarilr .0•A- When P.,11 sok fer C.dbury.
C“C0111 gi••l2, I. rur • Out yu ir.S It, .4 et„,,,h• eperg
ofteu pooh Inoloti re for h. •rke as., gn.tit" Mahone
to the g NVO. Pore p,'. ut, .",
UNI BOX or :I.aaatan 041 Plus I. eerreured t cure all
dbiettargo a horn tt.• Ur.norythoolu ellb•r gyjitnegoieed
or ourrott(utoonri), li rt
ree,. en e ll
•l Pato. on thoelt,
entered fre• from 31. 4 8 41 . 44 6 w
611 ch,,mia,e 664 Yea.cone Ve..dora obrotiehout She World,
or ...at 1., any addreos for sixty y t es
LINCOLN AND MIDLAND Cotarrl Es I MVO Col/PANT, Lincoln.
Wholeeele Agent., BeaCtett di SONS. L onton, and all the
Who:Areal+ Houses.

BEMABICABLS DISA PPEARANCE!
Of &I Di, I Ii one vv.ryt [a Itur
Bg using HUDSON'S P-XritAer OF SOAP.
REWARD!!
Purdy, Health. Poriect Sstithetlon
li, tea regular um..
5.5.—1 t LI a Pura DRY SOAP in doe Powder. and
drawee.' hnuredrataly is Hot or Cold Water.
" Refuse lootarionr—loarat upon liudeon'a."

}LILTING'S COUGH LOTENGIS cues Co4igh., Asthma.
Broacbiba —Ma lac.l taattrnony states that no other
MIndICISS iLO s ctual fl t. ear, of those dangerous
tualocllsa ola 'many* aloft, jives ay on. or wn St
b.3l•t OnaLltall reit lf,prr.fliairing dillt:ulty of brewh•
ing are tnYalu.bla Sld by all Cortniata, In tans.
la Il and la VI. each.

Tat Q. 121111 ID GOLD WATRI SOAP.—Extreet from •
Lady's t,Ur;—" I dot Smclß r Cul W••••r M irp save'
giggiggd Lg .41, ..lb. clochus requiru r obbluz mo.ll no
e•tielect .ry) w •much por •r What
than with oitier ways. I room Lieu 4 it I, •Tery hours.-
Wife, WI it la UndoubtodlF Itia n 0.9 frl, by and
all purpoum It will not lujuri the uo at .leliatte fahrlc
• pleasant tvi use. and prevent. the saisury of • steamy
house during the feros,llw••b• Soli by grog ire tio4 oiloge•
ningi.ggru, at gid par lb. U sure to a.k for Sinclair'.
awl Jo bot be persuulol to accept • worthiries
—Soto fl.kor .11101eR Sodn.r, Southwerk,Loodua
Flair Plaza FOR LAUNDRT WOOL—Tao Lauudree•
wbg wgg to. drat #(111I L. COM p•iitloo for the best
got up linen, at toe Torguty lnlumvl4 Fahtbition„ used
Rinklit's Pule Hies ao•i_lStaroh._

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HOLLOWAT 6 Olainfal AND PILLS. —Rtnlain ttitin sad
rheumatic vet are the moot dreadad of all diseases.
'renews their V.Clffits kis ”r that they are sale at DO
season. and at no age aoettra. flolloway's Ointment.
after forn:.nl. .two of tho painful parts, item greater retie
ttan any other applicstl O; but It must be diligently
used i, obtain Ut. dour sbie result. It has been biehlr
reornmen led by rheumatic subjects of all a.r.,.nl of
b thatlas, fur noodertint taleir • tack. lees frequent and
1... ri.oriur, and f r. pertain 4 the tom persp•ratt its and
100t41124 lb. paver. In arn ty cam Holloway's Ornament
and rale nave prow., ars •rnet bles.lngs in removing
relausnitsam aol rhsumatu grin, which have &mailed
par.o.m. previously and at Ma prime of lila.

PAWNING A PAIR OF TROURIRS FOIL gEDICIPIE —James
Frannie Thalami Ileum in Pontnewyny id, neer Pont q reel
Moninouthsaire. lie it n.e 23 Fenn Of age, living with
his mother, • WistOlir. tiJele U yeari ago, then a mere
boy, he went t • work in the co as a miner, la order
to assist Ids mother in roszu4 her family of Utile etilldrest.
Boom, however, the little fellow broke down to health : but
the neomaities of the family seemed to require it, and be
oontlnued to toil In the MOOR suffsring ail the time front
the effect' of indigestion, an sgooleing symptom being
asthma, in inch • troublmome form that the boy was
unable to lie in bed. Working through the day, and
rooting as beet he could in an arm-chair during the night,
naturally underage:al his constitution. Yale by veer bin
health grew worse and woree, 02,1 at last rheumatism
came with all its drea :fel agony. Os joint sitcr another
became • won: a and laden:kid, so that be was obliged to
stop work. In tide sad plight the now young man we.
°mailed to the bailee for two long years, iiuderina ell that
mortal maid soden One physician aft :r another was
celled up in to trout bit oompl.int, but with no benefit, for
to. poor fellow continual to grow Venni and worse. Hop-
ing to find soma means of rolief, a consultat on of doctor,
era, held, rhea it was decided that an organic disease of
the bent xie :ad in a • laeorable form, tat that medical
aid could not afford relief. He was given up to die. Them
ye as of expensive medical treatment heel exhausted the
tittle savings of the mother, and they had no money to
buy even the necemariee of life. Bit. fond mother
g,ega spin despair. There Wag one •park of hope left
Someone hal told her of • remedy that lot cured so many
ceees--even when as hopeless as this one seemed to be—
and toe mother's love went out for her dear boy. But how
to get the medicine was the quint:ion. Their money was
irentely gone. The boy ha I A new pair of trotteer• that he
had hien too ill tows.,, and the mother reasoned within
herself, "It the hip is to die he will not need them, so
I may as well pledge them for medicine with an effort to
save hiA life" Strange as it way app !sr, the bottled of
egegielne procured at the chemist's shop in Notypo,l
with the money obtained from toe pawnbrokers effected
o cure In WS hopelims• cue, which bad been pronounoed
as incurable. But it le only lost to say that if the
chemirt had known of the wants of the family the
medicine could hove been obtained without a vieit to the
pawnbroker. It I. now nearly too years eines this took
'a,-. and roust James Francis Teonal• has been work.
tog n the coal tot underground -ver since earplug extra
, pay foe over-work, which he Os able to vrferin. Of
mrae he never hod organic &amaze of the bean, to woe
SopoOsill Tha rheuroati,m. were
mere 'erupt 'moo Vie reel discos:, which wag rlyspitwia
,CW Indigettlonjor wht.b the vinosity wan e.g. is' 'y ad ipt '
Tao. ; eri•o a:, to c ilinnoniCato with this young wan Can
' write lob ill at Vir Above al tress, and tie will vouch for
the our etuco pro., oti a o' S ioo'o 81r,im• the article that
.thet al till. In ..1 fair:ea iii,, cure. The foliowin utter
trout • atisini.4, • h thoight toll bleb. •hould I.e maie
koo•ti —" J twee F:a oci b Adam, of P retriever oy dil,
twat Pontyp AP, ago.l .0•4 all for sin-, yssrs,
cobb t, 4, nuy aorta tor threo years. ....r lay down in
Irot for nine years. 1.. t to Wrap in • St wing posture,
so, ins by overly an the doctors for miles round, who
generally etste I his coop aint to lio rheumatism and
heart diseaso of • ehro,lo nit ir, u, sod beyond all loser
O Cure. Wh.ot lip. hod nearly dial out he we.
porous:l:4 to try Seigel** Syrep ; and, to the delight of his
relative. and .at inishin•lit of his neighbours, after
takiog half a b :ttle he cull lay down iti bad. A tit
taking one bottle he w: at to work. ll* has now than
twO battle., aril on wit i to, third, and is qu-t well sad
strong. Ills mother in in rapture., and can talk nothing
else but tire marvellous ewe, and wishes mu to make it
known."

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Front the ker. J. II Ina, WA-; Rector
HOP BITTEItB of Middleton-1n Teesdale, and Chap Lain
in ordinary to II LH. the Duke of
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February 9111, 15S1.
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