The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-11-26
PREPARE FOR DEATH.


PREPARE FOR DEATH.
Immediately stood up, and the sher-
ed his hands in trent at the wrist,
pa ssing a cord from his elbows be-
nd. securely fastened them so that it
as impossible for him to move in any |
ay. At ten minutes after II o'clock |
he stepped from his cell on the ground |
floor of the prison. The death warrant
was then read, after which the entire
party engaged in prayer. In lew
moments
THE PROCESSION WAS FORMED,
consisting of the Revs. Harris, Beck,
and Evans, the sheriff, the doomed man.
three of his jurors, and the deputy sher-
ifs. Undertook walked with firm step,
looking steadily ahead. He was very
pale, and save by slight twitching OF
the facial muscles, an observer could
scarcely detect even the slightest
symptom of agitation. The iron
will for which he is so remarkable. was
here fully apparent. He assembled the
steps Of the scaffold slowly and cody,
and, when he stood on the platform
surrounded by the clergymen, he ap-
peared to be the least excited of all.
He calmly surveyed the small crowd
beneath him. recognizing among the
number District-Attorney Wanger. In
a low tone he remarked that
HE DID NOT FEAR TO DrE,
and said: "All have to say is that I
am sinner saved by grace and accept
ed of Cod To the Sheriff he said :.
ssGive my love to my darling mother
and dear wife, All then shook hands,
and, as the cap was being put on, the
last words he uttered were, 81 look up
to Jesus" The clergymen at this
point withdrew from the scaffold and
TIE ROPE WAS PULLED
at Is minutes after II o'clock. There
was no death struggle perceptible, ex.
cept once, when the legs twitched
slightly. After hanging the usual time,
the body was cut down and placed In
stained box and handed to his friends,
who have arranged to bury it in the
Hicksite burial ground at Williams
town, six miles from West Chester.
NO CONFESSION.
Udderzook neither confessed nor de-
MED his guilt on the gallows. lie died
and carried the guilty secret to his
grave. The wretched man had pow
erful motive for refusing to confess
His wife, now his widow, is the sister O
the wife If the murdered Goss. Hel
Younger sister has married Campbell
Goss, brother of the victim, since I'd
derzook's conviction. He is charged
with being one Of the original conspira
tors in the insurance fraud, and is nov
under indictment in the United State
Circuit Court for perjury. 1t is no
surprising that Undertook refused t
add anything to the terrible burde
that already rests on his strickel
family. A true confession would hav
: brought persons nearly related to hir
into deeper disgrace.
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