The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-12-18
.Judre Lynch's DOings I'm Indiana,


New ALBANY, ND, December r.
Between and o'clock this morning
from sixty to seventy Seymour kcgu-
lators, masked and heavily armed, AT
rived here via Jefferson Railroad. I'M
mediatcly upon their arrival, they pro-
ceeded by direct route to the county
iail, placing guards at every street and
alley to guard against surprise. Arri-
wing at the Jail, one of the guards sta
.tiUned vWtsiac sticrc" ettemptcd 10. rnfso
an alarm, but was quickly, tpksn Charge
of and1paced undtr ggdfdt They Zen
entered the Office of the jail, and alter 0t
'twe1vU or ,fiftecii's on thcm had entcrea,
Sheriff Falsnlgve, aYhdre1 by the
disturbancS,S. chme tO' He! door, and'
when they demanded the keys he at
telnptedtS getaway byy W aeln&asWn
a cellar-way and coming out OH INC
outsidef ofstbs, bpilainaC bptiliers he
was commanded to surrender, ana ny
some means WAS shot through the nrin:,
They had now, Gomplete possession OF
Fthe Jail, ana fotind the Keys iii the Shcr--
iff's bed room, wlicif they immediately
proceeded tothe cellsiand forced ono Of
the guards TO unlockdtho cells, They
then took Frank Reno, Simeon Reno,
Express robbers. ont, and hing them to
the iron railing, or,posts s,pportmgthc
walk around the outside of the cells.
The victims were placed in chairs
the ropes adjusted, and the cbairrkickcd
from under them. Frank and, Simeon
hanging to one post, Simeon in front
and Frank behind him, the other BROTH
er hanging ut q corner post, and Amber
son backwards in the rear of the JAIL
After being satisfied that their victims
were dead, the bold marauders quietly
locking up the Jail and nall its Occu-
pants, took the keywitlI them,n and tai
King one of the County Commissioners
to the depOt,iq When after lallilbcinY
ready they started away, giving nthe
Commissioner the key. ,sipIBl aiiotlYh
o, AS soon. as, possible the alarm WAS
sounded, but. itjwas too late. None
could be found, and all that remained
to- show their presence was tho dead
bodies of the express robbers. The
most intense excitement, prevails here
and is getting higher every monicnt.--
The news islspreading Ill e wild fire.
Mrs. Frank Reno and Mrs. Anderson
are in the city,. Frank Reno fought
the Regulators, Knocking three of them
down, bnt was ov erpOw cred and knock
ed senseless, his headbeing badly brris-
ed and blood running down his face
The victims presented o most CHASTITY
and horrible spectacle fiA9mtpIi9 4If
t.'pii. Startling Prediction 49t
,Prof. Ieonidas, an astroloGor Of In
lianhpolis, publishes tile following pre-
diction: AZ. III. ........
! 81 observe by tho planets that dread
full plague, will commence, in Russia,
originating from. silks, brought over
from Cairo, Egypt and Turkey. 1t
will extend across the baltic Sea, and
will dcsolatc Germany, cause, immense
mortality. in England, and then spread
to the United States. This dreadful cpl
demic will spot the people like leopard
and then turn the flesh toa purple black.
: The pestilence will carry off such All
amount of mortals that there will mot
be enough. left 10 bury the dead. The
streets Of our cities, towns and villages
. will be swarmed with the dead and dy-
. ing. The groans and wells Of horror
will fiji every breast with CONSERVATION.
On all sides confusion will abound. The
death knen will cease to toll rs the NAL
ady RACES in fury. Tho stencil OF the
dead viii becOmc'so common that the
survivors will not heed it. ,nanl TO-" -
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