, 1873-03-15

Clergyman, why yon took tno s"oI"non. ihas
nfuht" II took It," says Go0rgo. "aH token
st1I thss was rosignod and that commit myHc1f to
Josus." The Clergyman would probably havo
gouo still furthor with tho examination OF h1s
last student in theology, but tho reporter hAla
mind. aid turned nvay from tho resigned prison.
or to tho contemplation Of tho facos which wore
progHed close to tho CRATES Of tho Randolph
street windows.
Mr.. Drivor went baok to his cell and rot to
work to write lottcr to ls 1nothor WHO lives At
Wostraa. on ono Of tho Orkney Islands. He
,nndo slow progroHs, not boing naod to writing,
but finding st1 T. usy aoae S1 up so0n and T. yont mt
OF to DO n'ailotl. No ono saw wl,at ic wrote OF
cont tho clergyman, but 1t Ia satd to have been
plain, simple statomont Of tho murder, the way
It came to pass, tho trial, and tho sentence; s
rutherford ca1no III, having returned but . few
hours before from his unsuccessful trip to
Springfield. Ho waa very much dtshoartonod
BY tic failure, tlIo moro 90 stnco nc
oaop oa fGf e. had soon o aoy Beverdgo It D. anS It
To- and at II, and each timo the Governor had
giYon Him some slight encouragement. But
on tho daleabarg delegation came came r. r. nnd IT.
the aoyornor had told INN he ooula % ao n%a3sn'ng %3,,,
ancdl from heavon would not moyo him. Ho
bad done al he could. Ho Ind stayed IN tho
Governors o1iee when others camo IN on private
business, md had refused to 50 out, Ito had
given tho pages money to go ind get Senators
and Representatives. to como and help him. =; He
had begged for ton days' rospito, In order TINT
tic fac3s might be laid bcforo tllo fovernor, but
that officer would not give an hour, II no haa
Thon ho made unpleasant remnrks about Maaon.
as did Mira. TAFT and othors. Evon
Driver aoomea losa inclined to be at p,.'ae, p9'ae,o
With hIason tnn With tue rent o1 ,,1 man,nr mrrnp
and told him wlQt he had dono. Driver ,fep!ie9s
that it WAS all right ho was ready to d1o. ana
porbaps It waH for tho best that ho had not boon
able to secure tho tlolay.
TIE LAST B1TAvE.
Affair talking little moro with tho women~
Tnatament a1ns, n aftor o fashion Of those distributed
By American Traot s9oiet On tue o.
rfh h. tta sa4 r1S aou 'GEe % BSer
Tolz ho would like to hayo q shave, aud Mr.
Folz was perfectly willing would be glad to DC
anything In his power to oblige him during the
fow remaining, etc., ETC., anu instead OF allow
eant across tho Htrcot for an export. lie was a
Nnr1man. Of course, for Fo]z stands by his coun-
trymen, md he was ono Of tho happioat aor-
manB on Clark street. Tho crowd nude way fo1
him With respect Ten ho sat ovn 10 It the
east ond OF LIS corridor. The clorgym9n stood
in front OF him, with hia hauds folded, and
looked down lovingly upon tho performance
The barber'a hand did NOT tremble. Driver tool
which 10 was immensely. pleased. md made
little motions like q cut when its buck IL
atrolod. Tho barhcr requested permission
to shake hands With him, and MIR. ;l?I;I nriyel
n3nrng 'nz sz;oDd a'ons Msro maini
those interesting Investigations as to the quality
Of tho rope which WAS to go under TINT elcan
| Blayon chin.
| FIGHT FOR SOUL.
L. I1in
| talking somotimos to somo Of his friends, nne
| sometimes to Rev. DR.. Davis, when littlo dried
up man, smooth-faced, and long-lairod, with t
| cnrioua old-fashionod Burtout which came to hi!
mado his appearance at tho grated door 1oadin{
from tho shorff's Office into tho jail proper, anc
began shaking at tho bars. and calling out TO-
Folz. That worthy lot him In, upon which III
ho might SOC Driver. 10 grew nervous, md hit
shGaa saa tTsb'd Tho to soa man ne was neP On SIT
ors, ono Of tho Catholic priests DO
longing to tho Twelfth Street Church. and h
had como there in search Of his stray lamb
| Drivor, who, ho had understood, had gono Of
into tho VOLTS don. Ho wanted to save him. i
| not too late, and, at all evonts, ho wanted t.
got the children.
badly mixed. His family wore preRbyterians o
tie stricsost, bittorost Kind. His wife was
Roman Catlo1ie They got along after fas!io,
TIL tho first child was born, which was baptized
| putes, he joined her church, after fashion
| fust Langing on by tho oyouls, commuuiu}
once q year possibly, snd not looked on wit
much favor BY tho clergy, while evon a. hls VII wi
ramation Of q Scotch Presbyterian and m iris
Eatlolio cannot bo expected to result III al
good. =. .uo,,,,. a.-,. =, tno pros
bytorian clergy had little pirate eatne,Ff'ng
thippe pe for Drivers soul. While Roman oatE
olc ruBl1os In anywhere to minister, to oven
herotic, tho Protestant ministers. ake rogulo
physicians, dislike to Interfere with the patient
Of another sect. But in view Of the mans Pro
cstant anteccdents they detailed q couple {
their number to look after him, and they vorkc
| 60 oireotually Us to .soan him most thorough
errors 3 amu fue5 Mr. nrv'
was was yery promising subject for Moaara. Dav
md Mnclaughlan. Ho was down on Poper.
; and ho said that il =. ho hi
! not been o Catholic. ~, b he should y ?,
mother and nll 11iu people Ind been preabyte
! ians and it would ba = satisfaction to them I
know that ho died in the good old faith OF Jot
Knox. This was about the only thing til
Driver could do for his relatives, and 1t Vi
quite proper that 10 should to this extent r
The Prosbyte1ians wero first on the groun
| They had pre-ompted lis SOUL: Iheh, t1oy "e
| botter suited for his case than the 0athol
, father. Drivers rather sluggish Danish bio!
was moro easily affected by the appeals Ct t. t.
with the hopes OF heaven, than it would ha
been by tho rather fussy e1hortationH Of Il
prioat. ~
, | whore Driver was, and told him Fathor Settle
; wanted to see linn. The Rev. Mr; Davis fl
confident and said nothing. Driver thought n
.-llo, he did not want to- sec him. Tolz VIC
buck to the little man aud told him this, but I
was pertinaciouB, ns was only proper undor Il
| circulnHtancos, and again took hold Of butt
and begged for ono word. Folz returned, q
the little mnn edged along after him, twisting
!, mouth and making curious little grimaces. Fe
again stated lis oaao. and Driver seemed relut
Jenes for os Tas 10 aaSyt
l migft see that Driycr did not want to talk
, | him, -, iii, l
Inevitable cigar in bis mouth. Tho Rev:
;. Davis. viii. lis arms folded loaned against.
= wall. The children stared, and Jarnos Ruth
l 1, ,$.,1l% A. I'm o,1fQanrv nf 1N1