The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-27 00:00:00

THE sascuricat OP SOW.

This following ssooount of the auntie yohig,
of Kohl, sod el Lie wand poerally, is toe dis
Cappsl : •
"Sail," Dr. Cappsi says, " has always ilif
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insocamta, sod seemed chisty to rest his aseelhesdao,
seam cia the gamed thee no one saw him memitilebt
and that sans el the nothes or other property d Imo
dewed mac were fated on him. He was she batik
sanest MOO al the wiles's, s. He ens ralintmligh
to yesterday, whoa I maw him at 7 gat i
the evening. At first he seemed mach as end, II
whoa I went to him a little later I damn a nag
cheap in the man. He had Weems ma too
mined end yet more frftvoloas thee ham ; pll
000miocally area laughed sad seemed to mebeighg
the manna He has asked ms enastines wheat%
wee say time of hie sentenos bug and la be
periodos, sad be has also asked me whether amp
out of the seatenes could not be delened fi •In
days. Last Needy be said he would give Ma wile
busked dollars to =yaps who would may tin Inn
had sees him ca the 3rd of November it Bail
told him it was quite impossible that amens
that 'widen:is or else his own solieatx wend Ws hop
it forward. He then became vides! sod Iha lit I
a state of pest sager. Yesterday (Wabash") Pei
mw him in the evening he still wind la &hie
his basemen I saw him this (Theradq) len*
shortly after 6. I fated him is his mff opal 5
Needle& and he told me be bed had s midnight ha
amused that he was Moonset, and wasted, se he bib .
se ether times, to obtain from me an ackaswilapeale
I ocesidered him innocent. At various tans ens led
sot give that acknowledgment be became meek eniisi,o
he did elm cc this occasion. His fusesem we d& 1
for ow moment, and indeed I think it seemed to hems
his last hour drew ear. I engaged with kin la pep
reading the scriptures, and religious convent* is al
eoutisaieg to wart his limonites. After I led Ira id
him a little time this morsiug he said, ' Weil papa
me to write to my father sad sign your moo mild
sign my same? I did as he requested, sad Was MIS
be seised a pesholdm sad pushed it its his mat
gape( vehemently, ' I will kill myself ; I mil pa d
the palate.' There was only One oboe; is the eel Ili I
at the tlmer and he did not at diet observe what gm dm
bat on my calling out the pee was matched from lila a
then threw himself down sod knocked his heed apart ib
wall. lay own idea was that he did it as press I
seemed to me as if he wanted to kill himself. After 11111
to knock himself against the wall he fell down misses(
away, whim the otiose' threw water into hie fees, mei*
some time he recovered. This was jut before hair I
all. Handcuffs were then put ca him, He selodepet
times to have them off, but the eaderehesill wed •
allow it, se he considered than necessary ter Ilis
at myself sad those aboat him. Oa the Meshy Z:
him he had asked me to come to-day sad le be Ili lie.*
scaffold, sad I promised hint I would do se. AI k •
leasing his cell with two officers he sailed ad tepee I
I happened sot to be close to him at the man* ei
asked en in Owens to walk &lowa, of him fft P
ended to the pinioeingooom promoting his bamme d
the way. Oa reaching the piaioniogroom he pellsilmeni
and @eked me if I did not believe in his isammes, salt
also Naked the chaplain and Dr. Manna' the emespelb
Dr. lffeesing told him he could not believe It, aid
him to make confession of his guilt, and the
the nader-sheriff, and myself, also up& Ms
fees. Hs was then led oat from the pissnied
two oars, and as he paned oat he tared end
that I might walk by his side. He said is
' Come with en, Dr. Capped.' I walked with ban
the drop, and there he said more than one, is
in a loud voice, ' I had no hand in it ; Ida slimier
soi
death.' He thee said, ' Tell me. tell me whoa
moment arrives z' I said, "Now, this is the het
sad as I spoke the drop fell. Last Koaday he hidl
see portion/arty about Muller's eseceetioa, sad veil I
know the exact Von when he oonfeseed ; I nit ide I
the last moment' This (Thursday) morning bi all:
last man that was executed hose did not mem
last ; I said, ' Ton ere mistakes.' I send*,
the cell about it, and he coofirmed my
Kohl la reply mid, ' Ott. oh !' " ,

Cloaca.—The
shire, has left the large sum of 50,00. to lbe
catholic church.
FATAL. COLLIERY ACCIDENT AT MOW
Teas LITRE Lost.—Yesterday, so explodes el
AAckro bold
took pleas at Morley Main oolliery, the twor'47 416;
occurredlokorgby three persons sere WA_ .
expiationis • pert of the mice at a mertir,
diseases from the pitvae, and id a mam calid ADIS`
Coal. la this glom JAR Clayton, acid 15 7161.6,
Morley ; Geo. Prism's', aged 27, of Gildsmen, seal
hemp, aged 28, of Morley, were work* will' sail 9
whoa the damp tired, sad they woo 11sd 194°50
explodes took place at 9 o'clock a.m., bat it wo___.;
quarter to 12 before the first body maid he tem..
oa amount of the after-damp. 'lt iris Pit el al re
Cayle.. sod wee fraud to be hoiribly dog" it
than a. bear the corpses of the other demised were
to the warface, but both were very mob bask m
the boy, but to a lees extols; they .bowed the law
violent expicairm, for they were ma i matileteli;
bodies were removed to the Valley Hotel, I"ittr'•
they await a °mouses inquest.
A ittlXi.—Th geko de r dedidd
that last week farmer named Viagra° west wtth
• lad of eevestom, to litalidoeges-Boins, to 14
reanime. 05 maim die basks of the Oteepeibbitt
without hesitating, =died to mom the towed ten;
of • alight wooden thrown over ft.porratto
anaregeone, hesitated, but at but befog g_
father repaired forward. bad only made r,„„g
whoa be became giddy and fell Into the ram AM
sassed Some plunged is after him, bet is Ide
to d
away. lieether young man, bewriver. N' •
brought him safely to the bank. Two Moeda g
dross of easgratailatin their soared% rbsdlp
tempted to eras the bridge by bolding hsaild'r
sin • giddy end wets two victims the mots Is* g
the throe were farad the next day lower bog
'deer,

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