Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-22


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them With the str"sg. ASSURED frAnkness
that marx. the sp--ch If him ~bo tells
tIe truth. lie had allowed himself. from
the first. to feel that he would not be he
,ievej. he had seen all the evidence
agains, him, and he knew it would be
crushing; aud thus feeling. he halted and
.tammered in his speech for the want Of
words which he could not command
words that could make others understand
the matter as he understood it.
Tho u;,,oss.s from Cowan'. Ranch
nor. ,ho hardos, rnon him They swore
f,r. of .ha~Nthot thov had LOOKED
>, COO .ha nr;sor.r shoot h;s comnanion
hef"re ,bev cot avav from the ranch.
Ths;r words Rad Neen If the most angry
and deadly character. Finally the pris-
oner was allowed to sneak for himself
and now. for the first time, he told his
story frankly. plainly. and with simple
earne,tness-toid il as he had told it to
those who had gone with him to bring
in the body.
"Good Heavensln he exclaimed. with
tears mon his cheeks. 81 loved that man
"a loved NV own self. He was like nv
brother. IA rather ave hurt myself to
death than harm him. And 7 ask vou-
if IA shot hint I'd done a brutal
murder-would ave come to Moodv's
after helm to 90 and get the man I'd shot
Iuot th;pL Row e.sv could ,ve hid 4
II ia buried f. nm there in the deem vii.
derness, and then made wide sweep on
NV wav ana not IN bit the Rear VALLEY
rsncbes-;f "a done that who'd "a been
tho u;ser never harmed h;m-never,
How no waa shot 7 don't knov Int 7
think he shot himself. know appear.
ances are apin me. but God in heaven
knows the truth. and T amt afraid to
have Him search me. I never never
knowin'lv or willin'Iv did harm To Char.
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fortbv;th There was mn iaiI in which to
confine a condemned murderer: and.
moreover. the peOple must see the work
finished before thew dispersed. Antici.
patinp the verdict. a rome had been pre.
pared. and run over the branch Of q
large tree close bv. and a cart nlaced be.
meath. upon which the victim was TO
mount.
The deputy sheriff was about to re.
move the prisoner from the dock. which
had been rudely built up from lot of
logs into sort of pen, when there was a
commotion at the entrance, and in an
other moment q man came stalking into
the court enclosure. we'll known to all
there, he being no less a parsonage than
the High Sheriff of Mariposs county
Hon. Sam. Tapley.
With loud voice, and in q most EN-.
phatic manner, this new conner com.