Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1871-10-11
tIII0LE NUNEEt l9J.


afomHnN hilH ipto the dead mans
chamlcr atftHe iir-l uuuslal sound for
-Hfi'f "a+ lie curate's lurls'~", f.c4ucat-
aNoVtd ID ihc coHasc of Jhe day
aIHJ fwhcn ihe e"oG man, few hruf-
f&t,grQi-!lt.&!l, hlogu,ed tae stairs with
h- caudlts and his Bible, only four men
illuwcd him. Seated al talle, hc
eamed the !e.as Of his companions by
boldly inYcsi igUtiug The AWFUL facts sub
.Jertgl 10 etheir consideration. Ee ac-
kRGwiedSod his belief 20 be that "a su-
rerH,rfai ygepcy was 70 work. and in
stfied dat 'he citizens Of Had.iiHgton
shpu!d treasure. up tho circumstance as
a YfFHinS ag;tinsg dissoIuteue-s.
. '.Pcrhap7r said lie, with hesitation,
as ii the idea he wished 70 advance was
ihcompichensiblc evcu io himself, per
laps, in This. ease, death ha7 hcen too
easer-so that disease could not com-
Pete lis oiiice of ludiiy punishment.
and thege Is set in lhc disturbed corpse
q -0a.,c.> sgH~ibility, over which con
science ana SataE have control not
tiat I wish to judge Audfcw Allan
Goa losb.I!
Iie lead -urh passages from Luc Bible
Is had bealinSUpJu lle personality OF
yhe9, Internal Being; and Impressed them
qpRn ihe minds Of his heaFers by re-
pe9iIn&, with much emphasis, the sub
lime paraphrase Of Milton:
..totiq#.ih Dulisi'. he GEARS r-qal OK lbg pool
B j. m'zDly stature ul. each baud Tine flame,
RsiyeP NeAw4fi, slope their pointing -.in.., AID,
aro.3d
ja bi'''"-, leave ia Jhs .nid-ta hprrfd yaie,
Ta.H with ,Spauds ,ls, ia;- he steers his i..:ht
A'oa. t,,aiibeif on the -daskyai---
s 3Ir9 Handyside Thought it w,ts in the
agipjuiug roon--his friends that it was.
psgitNls in the street among tie crowd
5tAut there was avaIl-a slbdued sound
hike Neui riiaaiuatshriek-a yoite pro-
rn@uqing the webds: a ...
Bags hfcls! aw.e' wi' We. I'm not
to be bruised Fmsthe seed o. the wo-
man.
g Ailnlc.t rYipHitaneeg7. s. with. lhis
rt.i4lrrp was crash. The benches were
aIl da~led 4lr4y from under the boar,ls,
and the body rolled upon the flour, The
curatea started TO his feet, bat his com
panions heid him back. Ciiugiug to
one anotAeri they listened iiis a sort
Of asphyXia for what was to follow.
Iley beard a stepas OF being bare
lo4.qlI-heayy The house shook, and
the 52qnd would have been mugh IQudcr
y ths I2Qsl-fi5 had not been eauiious,
5ie4..i.t!hys5 Bat s4qptheY. heard -anaiier
r""'ae, NE lhe dragging Of "a human
body over the aoor. The four men
cried ia % loud vOice--but such q cry
1 is spa7m9dje, quiyering i. sounded
b Ike laughter and from the througcd
street7 a,WaH nf horror rose upoa the
midnlSlt air, such - never yet had
qsan heaIdi for Che dqumed cort.se was
4gshed against Ihe PARTITION separating
the TIVE rpopns, with "a f1rce iaE above
human- -Ahen ii le.I it was dragged
HYay and again hurled against fhe wall
nat repetition the concussion pro-
dneing q sound more and more dull.
The curale looked every moment for
the wall to be dashed down. He had
now no rone to restrain him; he took
his candle and 1iShed in the room, cx-
ciaiming a., he did so: .- anal.
1T i7 nay duty ~ r... ......a-s
T. 4Ae noise continued s0ule time after
Af Handyside entered the chamber,
out at length they ceased.
p The people became alarmed for their
PASTOR and several nj them went in to
his ,fSsistanee. They fntald him in
sWoon, from which they soon resus,.ita-
ted him. But they gazed around-and
what could they expect to see? There
lay the poqy Of Andrew Allan--bruised,
beaten into quiyeriug, gelatinou5 cIot
of gore while upon the floor, printed
in Blood, were footprints of gigantic
Mr. Hahdga5de has iisrtr told what
he saw, His only answer to the inn
bortuhitie7 Of his friends hats bech:
"I-tlsought it was my duty, but wits
7 committed a sin. Heaven
forgive me-
.f r# -, f'e,.y~sa1s.
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