The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-19
Tho csra. sans IIspr Tawrls.

The foiioNime slgsiisng pnssage sspca the power ofthe mazn<tir ieipgfephs ts tsom hew work ey ew Fsaneis Head. ACespiesafsne Taa~il, who lad tss commisteda masAet. ssatsAin asailreaa emt ssvrhntever unav have heem hiS fears. Ais hgP~ss he fascies, his theaehta thrpe sssiehy flush~d aesng the Wises Of tAsp elecaVic telegraph. wAseh were stretched sluse besids hi tAe lollcslug wars A murAef has ia~ bseM esmmitteA at SAthsel and the sssspseied AaeaerT, was seen io take fFUt class tiekPs tor I.saion by ihe train which lcti slough st n. 42,a ps M. H@ la in the sGsse os . QaskeT, with hreWn gF~at toat uA, Whseh rraeies aeaFy te histset tteis9a the lest cenpeFttneRa d rRe seeona hEsl class caFTiage.s And yst. fast as eess words Hew hke lphtpiRg Isasa him. the inIns.
 natiaa enaaaimes awiah al its dsiaila. as well as every seepet thought ihat bad prasessd them. hsd alfsay copsec usvsly Aosa milli8as d t.sesfsstpr iRaeaA ni the vpFy itasat that wathsa iAe wells e tht tiie estiaEe st Sleagh thern bad been asteEeA that dreatfal scream. had sisasliaResssy reached the isidGmemt~sent ai heavrR. .ssssa s4 m
 's0n arriving al tse PaddiaescN stalira. ailes sDtnel,pg for so'e nomehis wsth the crowd. he En, saae an nesnnibass sas Hspublrd along, taking ap nae passenger. pastiag dswn eno,heE. hs Prebsbiy felt that h,s identity Wms every mts,,ile becoming 'mere eengoaaded ssd eonfsesd by taa exchange of feilnw- passenEess slos ssFaagess that wss taking psees Bat sli tho sisas ha think iag ,e cad ef the emnbss--as pelicsmsa n ldisaalse--kaew inst he held his victim liks raj ina cage Withaut, however,. apparently takiaa the slightest notice ol him. he toek oui sixPenee.s gave change fov . shillaag. hAAded cut this ~s stuiI-d n that one. aaal, arrisiag al she bank, the guilty snaa s,cer,ag he talked towards the deor, asseendrd he steps, paid bis fare, csosso io4he Dske q ellsngiehs statne. lwere. paasag ios few momeass. anxieasly is gazs aFonnd hn. he Enoeeesyt io ihs JsEnsatesa IreGse~hoHse, thence ovsr ,LsaAoe BsHigee 10 the Leopela eeGe-hease. and 6nsly tee lodging house in Seott's yard. CaiaaoB xiseei, lfs 9s.e aslt e# |" He probably fancied that. by making many tuEns Aid daabless he had ae 0niy edeeitally pug zeh a paRsaii, bat that has appearaaee at sa many caHeer houses woald9 assisi hin. 6 neeesNasy.- ia proving aa akbis. bat whasesss may have beea hls mosves eg he thoughts As he'd scafcey entered tha lodging when the posesman--- sho. kke wali, he'd followed him every step raG the wayr--ap~ninG hss door very calmly sad to hin, the words nc doaht were ia6si'ely mese appalling ts him ,haa the l scseaHs that hsd been hnRunF hin--s' uavR1 you you just come from Slough lFs The ipoaosyllatle
 No. eonfnsedly utiered in reply, subsiaaiiaed h,s l guilt. The policeman made htp his prisoner, te was thrown into ja. tried. feaad enilty of wllful murder, andr-Aspged. A few Ronths afterwards
 we bappened to he travelling hy rail from Padding
 too to Slough, in carriage hiied with people. all strangers tn ane anoihrf Like English tTavslsts. they were all mute. tFar neady Ai,een minutes no one had uttered single word, ,apfl short bodied. short neekrd. short- hosed, excsedingy respectful locking man in the corner, hxing bis eyes on the apparently deeiiag pesis and rails of the elretiie teegIaPh significantly noddpd to us he muitesrd aloud, Them's the cords that bang John TaselI.s {"