The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-03-03

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hni allrw~d sinr fof rvn-~,ion. faf II that
tn~n, NJ N~sresnhs vAiss entered The
rhsml~f fef shr rtarrs~ II awakening his
employer. AMI. seeing F~it~~athef stand.
ing u, she dad body u vi. snas'ef with
hlsesis knife IN hi3 hand. he rushed from
shs room. crying tbs, James fa,ssashef
was mufstiins iis mater, The riautsef
Va. sson hll With The servants and
a'tttt. anA III vnty lew moments June.
| III weather Wa securely locked in n
rocin IN the nlr"r s'ory VI ,hr building h
AVA, thu arrival VI ,ha coroner, Who ~a~
Instantly rens for. This individual upon
hr arrival Immediately su,n,nonel 4 Jury.
and hy their verdict th~ young man was
remanded for trial ~ ,h. next session III
th~ court. which was 10 b- hid In about
week.
have always considered myseif n rrei.
~ Rpei rhysIoenomi.', and had no donb,
Of The truth Of the story related by ,he
young man. I ro,,vcraed with him n few
manpnip mare, and then lefi. assuring him
thNi would do my best 10 rieaf him of
ihe charge brought against him, Inn
mrdn'ely rc,nis~d 70 The residence of tho
murdered man. aud wM admitted 10 The
room where 'hn rtim. wa~ committed.
After cnr~fnlly searching. roull find
nothing ihst would tsnl a. .hift the guilt
from the shoulders of my rli"ut
The days asw past, and. though worked
slreletsly and i,erseecrtngiy. when thu dAy
appointed Tor the ,,ial eains had At,so-
luiay nothing on which io hNse my de-
fen.., On tho r.,,r@vy, ~. prosecution
had \ very easnple," rhain ~ evidence 10
farlen ihr gull, On young Far~ra,her.
Tho knife funnL IL thc murdered man's
hreasi proved mol only u rerembls ihs
knife Which my client hMd varied. Int 10
h~ i,,r very one With hIs nams engraved
Oh ihs handle. This fact. with many
othrr seemingly important occurrences.
was produced. The dIa,rIc,.A.iofn.y ~As
yo,ns man II much norv than ordinary
sbilisy. and he Also had spared no effort 10
~tn tke ease. And ~han raw what :
mnss u evidence he produced. which |
could 10, answer Ivy any fatmi.Inx .s..I.
,nony, nearly despair~d u doing any-
thing for my client need no. tire yon
with ile details of iha trial, suffice II 10
my, Tint yo,,ng FAlrwaAther ~. pro-
nonnee.i guilty u sh~ murder u hIs uncle.
and ~a1 sentenced 10 l,s hanged In two
months froin lhAi tIsnc. atlil hAd fsin.
hoi~ that something might occur ihns
would warran. ms III demanding \ nav
trial. hut. m the week. jasasd and nothing
occurred, esen this alIghs hope ~ss .lls.
reIle.l. and -s,~c,ai ne'hiug hut TIM.
my elisni weald b" Ia,,ged Oh Tbs appoint
sd day,
Ons evening, Airmt : week before ths
d.fs AssL for ihr ~svcn'ion, h.d l~en ~.
tending sut ~ cits~mnnt, \ village VII.
uAtsd about fuur miles from Freeman.
The snis wAs held rather IAie, OWN. 10 lhs
isrdInrsa ol ous ii shs counsel. And con.
ssqnsasly. II Ma about i~n o'sloek when
shs court Was adjourned. THIS ssaxs had
left ahout t~o hours lwfors aud !. shsrs
WA no livery stable IN ,he place. wonld
hAvs 10 stay y, Ciaremont all night. nnlsas
I waiksd home. conlA not conveniently
stay there until movning, ~ ! had sui,
that WAS 10 be eslis.l on tl,s following morn
inKi and ihsrs we're some lAJ~rs pertain.
lnx 10 II which II wNS Ahfolni~ly nsrsrsary
should l,e prepared before, Alul fenrrI
that II waited ~ Cla,vnoni until morning
| ~utld l,ni be .blr ~ ,rAeh fraan.uu III
sima ~ prepare them, Therefore, .iiet IL.
lIbeIaiilg lhe pn.,ilon in my mIna.
slaeiled 10 start for .rofnau i,n,aeiistal,
The walk dill not Mind, ~ l,a,l uft.n
lfa.elssi more than ,ha, distance ailnuul
my discomfort. IT, nlxhi wis PHEASANT,
though rather daia, AtL ahpt half the
distance ~ns TN, i,a e.ots anything o..
CURED oui II sllao,lia tY ip,iiia II .tisl, !
journey.
Altar | had n, ln,l h.lf
lin .lislahr. .,nipa tt, mi 49,. - |
uano around 4 enrve III lie raa.l. ~ !
dehl few ruI~ ahead Of me ls,i,!snliy
|! ~as Tho light ft,in lantern hrll ,y 4
ma1,, There wAa noih,ug extraordinary
IN il,s. nnl MA M,,uui 10 shout AI,i re-
quest ihs proprietor ~ liz lantern 10 lei
MS aIto enjoy IN light ~ ! had found Il
70 dark NJ 10 slightly impede ~, travelling,
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