The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-27

~. 'f'NN' ~ SNlNl au extent, with
thls rotten Congress- apd hope to escape tile
, rot the mtde,o and the Jlig1t3
Lyhched.
- a German who was called CASPER
! DiRcKs was hung Nebraska CITY. on the
! l7th for the murder of a boy a short time
before to obtain alotofcattle which he was
| driving home. After the murder had been
2 lperpelrated, DRcKs succeeded in getting 70
, Iowa with the cattle, which he sold lie
was sought after, found, taken back, placed
ihjail, aud by a self constituted committee.
condemned TO be hung forthwith-the COM
mittee, or jury being composed of the most
prominent citizens aDd tue lease argued
before them by chosen lawyers. s
Placed upon the scallold, which had been
hnrrfcdly erected in front Of the Court
li9urseyIhe saidi TIIoldtng, as agld tbtsf0,Ie
| whiab k,h seltdlne bita easfhity ID lheeiabe
I. that am guilty of larceny but of. murder
! am not~ tAsmost 'fihhtedftttft -afer he
was launched into etqrnitygJ lYai., fIr
BeioTe.thls he hadlm made brief confess
sion in which he said he was twentylstve
years ofage and had abscohded from his
home in Germany, some years since; sery-
ed in the raolIInr ar,n,, n,,,,o, ,,,,,,,oI. ~.
.,{tffT i!t15 !, y ~ "ppFSi SYP'iieii l'VB7
~ -, i1NL ~ the outbreak OF the rebel
Hon raised company in The siXty-fhh
lllln1Qis' was made FiSt Lieutenant, and
! was Lieutenant Colonel when mustered
tout was IA member of ANDREW JoiiNsoY's
body rtihtgI in Tt.hbessnoh h,,ia q , a., ,,,,tl, ~
him from that state to Wos,i,nyrton -
Ebefore his death he wro+o - Iotta. 80 HH1s 1I
to whonlhe was hatrotL A,l ii Nae Is t'N II
4 will. He gives Miss ErrrS uryn,nso,, -,
iIpropeftv 'helo6cing toc hinI d =
iGermanv. and eirht thonsand ,liIn D'sV'''l'
4 :. ~ Y, - .YT'fPp,a aliu @I'VuV
VI S'io itusSecs OF the FIRST NJ. E. Church,
\ lNep'"sN" 'Oily :. ~ geS. .s,-.
Prorraninoa,fo for, DALE; ~. st,.o..4..l -
I 80, e'cf t4erSSS-
/ u.,.,s .'',,... .,I''.H' 0 | 81
\ Ane A'o"iiy argus su@geststo The Radical
clerical gentlemen of the Republican party,
who have eNpatiatod on tbe, phil,daI,sl,ia
Con ,,rrrio,, G,a+ a,N,ah,i,,L. 20 j, =
not no i,onnronr;,ta -, -, ,'''"
sstentlv mass tho toI,a,,,i,. 'ey ,So"lp '''''
resolutions ~, p'N''"o'e anu
Wttpp,,s Tbo ico,.,a,,,l,,.,,H ...3S -, ,u.ln.a
contraryn its snii To- n ny tioit Is
ResolUed, That We spurn It's tcachinGsond
cUh9eHll co ,E ltS principles and that we willdo
menfs and thnt We Vl1iIstotoii @ 90 aus sentl'
it, nor sufleritto be read, anote[l nor actcd
on by any of our congregation, if we cbn
pot nbip by %,H is siI. nst %ll conceal a.
1ias 10. rU' .lr' '''I' I'm ~ ''7 ~ M Mis
'igTi Th;1 .l.l- 5sE.t
onian q, ~ ElsY 'nq'l. '' 9Pp?rtPpp! y 70
without any c,se,,n1ao.tIp., sSr V1s gps Lecota ',
THAT Of am cider in Madison sHf w,.oo, - atiq'
who. ON sunday thns adiaaI lie ,,,,,!, 9Io"5', :
grcenton (. i4G ''' i'''N' w. o0''I' "-
1 "Thou kuowest, o Lord. that IVA bovo
been disappointed in our President. John
tpnt tpn ,I's aiosSss anu qrgnkayd. We pray
we ask Thee to save % lis i eoi pS% any l'nu, ana
Republic. If Thou eanst save both' obi
Lord, do SO, but if Thou eanst save only
o'i'' ie' 1t DC tie hepuDilc' '-' ..'"l'
Gen. Crool mi the H. Io,.a, mai,'''-
i Tho Jc,r,,,J Iios ra,1 -, a., r,.,"'ti tf
ta, ~ vi .oe ONook ques-
llonfk III bllk4 mornings iSslle.l If saw IL
':feels authoriaed'' to say that Gen. CnooK
will not participate IN polltica contests nor
the Cleveland CONVENTION. IL carefally
avoids saying that he does or does not ~
dorse the policy of The President or the
holding OF the cOnyention. %" '4 '."'.. '..I 4
We want the Journat to marx ~, winds
HAds Add M aatlority IRON, r,l Gen. CsooE
10 spedk al all for him mon mis- mr. am, ~ ~.
qaestioN .a i..' ..ii,' u...a0 ..,.' III '',..l
! me oo"Fndt may cry iorgery--but this
luesperate ana dangerous game will not,
RI = y f'i'y ~ ~ ~PN'i ''"s' VIM pay
4 ,..----
r. M6 ytf,slnce Beifure regafd. a 4 &
"A fiifls eorrespondcnt lately wfote 10
! the New pfieaA9 fA4es respectiafs Gem.
bEA oisiS'''se m 's'Fe'e ''stl His tfefi sib
qatlon saying That the Italian Govern
1 ment had made him the seductive offer of
ui' supreme RENE Al Military command Of Moldo7
4 "aiN'eh"i ana beside the title of PrinOe,