The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-01-26
Shocking Affair.

Fiaed ~ this CIV. occurred 90 the jail,
dav momiEg last. about the Hme hat
5zens weIe going TO their different
&f pablo worship. The facts in the
ere briefly dhese:
but 10 o'clock on Sunday morning,
Robert A. Taylor and George w.
poN went down in the dungeons for he
Of giving the prisoners their break
Having got en- through with the feed
dle whne prisoners, the guards pass
he opposite side of the passage way,
BLACK prisoners. While they were en-
in feeding the negroes and their at
n drawn away from the prisoners on
bther side of the passage, two men, viz:
.isamin Saddler, charged with kidnapping,
nd John Jones confined for horse s%teeling,
shed past Messrs. TAYLOR and Williams,
ld, securing the key, locked the door of the
mgeon from the outside, combining the
Srds in the cell. Finding that it was i'm
ple to get out, Taylor and Williams
to Mr.. Joel Sturdivant, who was in
of the jail, warning him of their
land the escape of the prisoners
the alarm, Mr.. Sturdivant ran
ffice, and locked the front door
AT that moment, Saddler COM
Sturdivant with one of Colts
which he had secreted in the
I, at the time he was searched,
ahadscarried about him during
TENT, levelled it at him, deman-
door be unlocked, or he would
Mr.. Sturdivant made a move as
Jack into tie Office, when Saddler
Aim, the ball taking effect in the
8just below the arm pit, and pass
ely through his body, George, a
han, belonging to Captain Jordan
4, who for a number of years had at
to the feeding of the prisoners, at
I'd to prevent Saddler from escaping,
ASaddler discharged his weapon at
be ball penetrating his chin, breaking
bone, and lodging in his throat, out
beach of the Surgeons probe. The
ng now entirely clear, Saddler and
pn out of the Jail yard and thro' Sly
Back street, when they separated,
pursued his flight down Back street,
PISS Bragg's field, to the road leading
@ollingbroke street, to Weeks cut, by
er's mill, where he was seen to throw
5 overcoat, which he had picked up and
4,ht to town; Jones running through the
to Bollingbroke, made his way through
hontaS into a field owned by Mr.. Thos.
~, where he halted.
be meantime, it had become known
Murder had been committed, and
were Immediately raised to go in
of the fugitves; a portion following
te taken by Jones, he was soon ar
AM taken back to Jail by a dense
Fhites and blacks.
zones had been safely locked up,
had arrested him started off III
Saddler. The woods about Blan-
ehyard were literally filled with
search OF the murderer. He was
py the pursuing party to Spring
h there he was seen to enter a field,
wich he was endcavoring to m axe
ito a .thicket on the ontskirt of the
Rssrs. Charles Ledbetrer, and Geo.
who were in the lead Of the pur-
j., seeing him enter the field, put
leir horses, and rode up to within
.nty-ive PAGES of him, when Mr..
who was armed, called to Saddlcr
p, or he would have 10 shoot him
Ter Seemed TO have been very much *
he'd, and was goins at a slow gait when
was seen iu the field. Turning around
End facing his pursuers, he said to Mr.. Led.
better: 81 love you Charley, and won't
burt you; but / can't 20 back with YOU
and placing the pistol to his right temple,
pulled the trigger, and fell to the earth Il
corpse.
Messrs. Taybr and William were releas.
from their confinement by the Sheriff
repaired to the Jail as soon as he hcard
occurrence.
e excitement occasioncd by this sad al.
las not its parallel within our ~rccollec'
I'D is almost impossible of being de-
every nook and corner about the
i'd where anything could be seen oil
Aflative to, the bloody occurrence, was
kcrowde1 with citizens.
caring that Saddler had himself pur
to us life, large crowds Of our citizens
-some on foot, others on horseback
ers again in different kinds of Hehi
the spot where lay the remains o
4rderer and suicide, and we understood
as upwards Of a thousand persons OF
8und from Petersburgh.-Pete, sJargI
Pat.
GEyEKAL SLUsH.-"Will the Times in
"merely a matter of history" wha
her and Galphin had to with the Ores.
City affair? The latter, we believe
dead several years, and DR.. Gar
Us hunting up his silver mine il
Or is it only one of those figures
rhetoric which the Times occasion
1lges iu?"- Courant.
present administration is so complete
&tifed with the Gardiner and GaIphil
lions of sticking their hands SLusA up t.
elbows into the public treasury, that
Sslt to separate them. When we tall
politicians, we are compelled to us
rhetoric" in order to convey a jus
em.
a Slash Administration, and w
Son
Gardiner Slush of $500, 900.
e Galphin Slush of $780, 600.
&c Corwin Slush Of $4,000.
e Lobos or Guano Slush.
BE Goldfish Slush.
he Hayti or Soulouque Slush-th
push, quite deep and nasty.
he Portuguese Slush, in which
Napoleon the Little did the bushes
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