, 1865-12-23

I 81 Lie murderer. Many OF them EneW hin In otl.e
member Of the community, worthy Of rcspoct ~,
.o1 upon The hloodstainei C c:,a.iasi f Mosy Dp5 3
mob dcnoas1siion On the neEt Of EoscInbeI stSd d
and regarded him With feeling Of peculiar sat1s
saog4 .'s1 r rIevens 1ea[ at be would chs
n thett Minde. II must BE- borne in remenhranrs
tnat the Ws!scka jail was burned down soms ye.rs
sn5 safe. 4 ana ne only mn1dese1 who hae oeen ed
Hao Poe uned his wilc-hnd 10 be confined In III
haa., ~. aha escaped rum there and has MOI
ne1n 4 nea5a a,5 '5om since L was eresuy ie.nd thai
oal Sheriff Sherman, although Kind and .ilinr h
grant every concession in bis power 10 the plisosr
S't,sn eep. s5ss e.. "1tsh ss md msta ov him md Nc
Sheriff Of ka1lakee been .iEilant md careful ~
| escaped. The train 10 49, ~
-.... MS Last STOPPING PLACE
Was crowded before 1t reached Gilman. sn5 ,-bo,
tne Prisoner, his mons c.anking and hla shacEe.
doa1 1apnf nah painful ha1fhness upea the
tfnee interest Rev. Dr. 1hayeT discovered nnnr ~
The t,a.n campbsse Dap!1s, minister, md apUe ses
membes Of that church IN ndiana, Invited him ,o
remain and attend upon the condemned. This ~.
SGefE MI "as fsoedsd 1ss' By hper hmself and Rev
Journey with prtssing business on hand consentnd
10 remain ovc. and do what he could to prepare he
culpf1t ,or eternity On this ehott stare Of four.
leen 1ulles. Harper evidently felt how hopeless WE
hls case. how narrow and ueacnerpus t6e fno,ine
On which he stood. On the edge Of the gruve. Te
hed Ils Bible IN hts hands and appeared to be- read
moi looking ut tho sacred pagc-his eyes Verc liked
on Eaeancy. Qu1te crowd WIS collected on the
ataaom OF the depot to witness his arrival but no
demonstration Has made, and he Gas quickly cor
Quoted tttm the train TO room ~~%
r THE STANLEY uoCsE
ne again ate heartily here ut supper time, and ap.
pea.ea le bni little; il any more affected thsn lis
reecised him u big custody, and rlaced Is rnsrd
sna Psss ri ss ana PspHe spas Hastings
hts s;u2Ea- The few visitors uho were adIuttes to
Ris room copld Get but Iule conversation ont of
beneath ht: lowering eyebrows at III passm~ ubout
the Tpom+ but replying very slowly and onfy IN nom
p aas5ee @eSsss is aag h ,e s
him about O'Clock in the evening and s,snt
conpie o. hou-t 70 religious exercises With him lie
il ~cpt md % s,ed d Nth Sa BfeSsn ,'s s
eerEIal hymns were snne. In which he Iolned csr
a 1sstly: Rey. d. Dale remained with h,m until
On religious matters and cndeaTprinr by n,ayry snd
eohsolation to nerve him for the dread ere.i Of
s,s 1ps @oTow: When naIpcr was len alone with bis
wandered beyond the page md biz fisers resIessIy
tufneo ne leaves. uoN s1owly, one by one, and
o1 %T ss1t h
beyGnd this he passed the time yCry Uulctiy. md
70 a. nppes5a1ce comfortable bu! sat up lie long
aous, 10 torasE of sa xoa,h ps
ceree and love it mast nave i6ourhs theo hno ho@
,gaF5uS alone he stood and remembered that cvea
o. him ecd hse brother that *If ons-qHaIter Of
ooiaT Wva!d sase him trom the cnllows, be would |
r.. r., Sase i and what he seemed TO feel most
ter he loved and 10 whom be was to have ben
married; Fearful must hare been The struggle.
f e;eh I'M. az stupid bsain p the Oppressive sness
MS Silent guards md bad he choseu TO Ehuile over
to the window he might have e.ep
TIE GALLONS II TIE MOONLIGHT.
J.. new moon had jest ri.en snd shone out bright
heavy shadows f0m ali zaised objects u1son ffe
sno~y mantle which covered the ground; but b!ack-
O. e lh. ns;.t 's gswz
!Iqqael5 plot On the pale esrth. Between il and
! aiafef windows. ssmhol of hope and pardon, lay
d III te TeIheats q .1' csSgh ,pa
nearest cdifice TO The ealloRs Black as ii was and
oppressive r. is din aud rhadouy sestnes:, Il was
I'D es she prisoner na.; nv
Given him new consolation and hope.
TIE MORNING or LIS LAST uAr
Was one OF q brilliant w1nty speudor, The arn !
roe Y a5z7ling clor5 md his ardent rsys seemed
s, BY tie nedection feom1lhe SNOW. al
sne nat q 81 Or sss Life W f. M Of snd s
every breath. But IN the prisoners room. the an
va s5,,t not and heasy, and seemed pery.ded by 4
G315n3s tss aae curtains hung coscF over The
7; ND On ent1ancc Into tnis rayle5s chamber Of
:rlpFit tf5chair., when his fofn could scsrce1v h.
1tscef1eo IN The gloom. AT uarper's request
TIE aAcRAhIST or THE LoK.,'s SURFER
rs administered 10 him In presence os his gra,ds
nd sonc other gentlemen Who wrrc invited to be
'Tcsent On this OCCASION. Rev, Dr. Ii. Ii Thsvrr |
orcned The Fernce with some remarks on the an |
aeut ordinance Of the tacament OF the Lorls SUP
'y fsnr npen aa 6n a1n pooE 1s of
ng his mot careful p cpara1ion Ie ai.o fes3 the
a. waant for the sacrament from The s8ih
NJ ,nlhians. An spprop.1ate hyrnn ms sung and .
aea az ~ e sa1nea 's Psassr ss eaea np p Elder
'tasouer also prayed at considerable leusth ani
'eepls earneet tones. Bis languacc IN tic prnye1
moved thai be had 1nemortzed considerable num.
reeruirY in stEtng.ns them together and 3D. !
e1encs b bessn With .'oar u aeaTeniy S fsfh s
hose which be had planned aud t. tho..e "Jte he L
"a s. ,ss szscuied; psayed for h!s enemies, that
nd oth4 n'attves Tint ihe5 mic1t b. rivea or,ns
hear Re ehamc he bad brought Spon them, aod. :
naf, 1oE himself beseueht that be might be o
! hand: Anef another hy1nn Rev. Dr.. Whiteke7d b
l}eeted to parnctpatlng in the sacrament. a. be
~ ae uelese II either Necessary or proper under
s1ct aes: ~. lA.yet expressed his
! ons rag that he did not view the mat Fl
shcrte s n1diso1. ~ also ofasn{ 6nt warmly p
nn sacrament and bear Ia tad IL IL T es qs. ps, so
nu.ts. hcs. VI; bale then ntminstered tho ele- hl
end t,lt ~ a,d Mlth customary form, the &c
It'll appropriate prayer Haer copiiv hnnSe 81 aI I
Inc, md The handcnfed hsnds ,x1th " a 1s Rs "
fses the saeramnntsi rhatirc - II. Wv mn!ca ne s.
der any circumstances The enTemn $500 ~ ~
.,,v r-,,1r, ~ N'e'' O4' 1uasea' ", "
t,se,ed ,r,a,,r. - .us w. eLoHn @ ... III
!5tosd hat the sIscnoa nc = You'd "a mt mt
~ ~, tee ~ I4tH atcinoon, the people from the r. r.
eIchn Is9 @ 70 aho anont The cold and ~
s enmfaT1ic,a Hm maen Sonsotqtes ne of!r OF -
Eli rvcteIgen. ~ a, na1a was lss.ed That the -
tae esoWs rou s ion pas sne
rents IN ths e ~ ~ ntnS n pa6uc md Indeed, ~
therefore psosiei Guard nne5'a ~ G Ma,. d:
IL, IL, enpI Itsant, Lieut.. Hosle nnd enasd Of
~ Ee9 a veteran ko'diest; who, fully a.med, pa. an
4 It. IL nv ,.cnS.t .onSS.osnre r., 10 Pro. 49,.
!. ptecnution nas fatrn se 49, H. VEL mat w
: e e. e1enE sae eupi come three hours hc
Il III no, IT,. aeIpers courage would fail, hol
= ~, n-sn.sad ~ n r. S' ooccsea ana seeming. pta
,vcsa,it uit IL shc,;T sh. NY 10 enanse and IN az
o,hc1 ~ me- ~ ~ 1to.c s snoao oe sent 10 vi
u = uE sssS aoa ~ lsw contents Tex ma
ae father sn Iii hodT .;9er dca.5 y tae iaw) ans
sns nIInnf.1 fn an inif the hSrd. - - y. ~ eua
T. but 10 he sent 10 IN na,,nts In ~ tntcraot wy
np}iancc viii tho last redueet seemed ~ .,s1
x somenhat doubtful, ss co.siirrshic tsnnhis
ali t.atfF been ctrnfnd ,xftt +cs1srcs ~ -. toe
n,@es,-s- $500 ~1ta sezlRe. 10 Inc the
of LIS nop1. npe
i,rr III; a3.ef Ne ais sentence y to death asfpsf "
NN0-1 tE-1llAu HI0 NttH Ill lbG fQ0AEC0 he led