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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-23

The ne. receipts for the Enter
tainment, for the benefit of the Cath
Ole Church, foot up the snug sum
of $2l3,50, for which we are delega-
ted to return the sincerest and best
thanks of the Congregation to the
charitable public of Alexandria and
surrounding country.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-23

In the case of the State VS.. Elias
F. Grinstead, for murder, the Jury
were locked up for over thirty six
hours, and finally failed to agree.
They were dismissed Monday morn
ing, the case thus proving to be a
mistrial. The Jury stood ten for
conviction and two for acquittal.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-23

TO man up tree, this thing
of chap with two exemptions to
claim non.jury duty as talisman,
and then be summoned to serve,
looks nightly like willing juror
for specific and contracted purpose,
and to two men up the same tree, is
considered honeycombed with fraud
and some other twin crime just as in
famous.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-23
The New Orleans Democrat q

The New Orleans Democrat of
Saturday publishes the following:
The directors Of the Pacific Rail-
way have effected an arrangement by
which they have secured what ls
known as the Burns tract, near
Marksville. Fifty miles of the road
is already built north of Alexandria,
and this purchase gives them Sc
miles of graded road south of that
point. Their force now at work on
the northern end will be divided, and
both ends of the road will be worked
simultaneously.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-23

-HARK from the tombs doleful
sound, which tells the wondering
world of Rapides, that at last some
,ne has been sent to the Penitentiary
or shooting q fellow being.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-23

we are truly thankful to Major
B. H. Greene, Chief Engineer of the
New Orleans Pacific Railway, for a
Map showing the location of the road
together with it's Western connec-
tions, existing and proposed.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-23

BARNEY Lynch, our whilom chum
and Alexandria's school master, but
more recently Attorney General and
Judge under Radical rule in New Or
leans, has gone to Oregon.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-23

JOE DoDD, of the Lotus No. 8,
left for the Democrat, on the up trip
of his boat, a decent package of New
Orleans papers.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-23

REED, the colored young man
indicted for killing his half brother,
was tried Monday and found guilty
of Murder as charged in the indict-
ment.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-23
THOUGH Cincinnati has a great

-THoUGH Cincinnati has great
many Railroads, starting and termi
mating in her limits, still she has
just voted to tax herself ten millions
Of dollars to build another ONE
And yet New Orleans will scarcely
move, is in great doubt and furry to
impose a tax of three millions; com
ment is perfectly useless.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-23

we have heard that there is a
fellow in Town who swears he never
will use anything in shooting after
this, except blowgun.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-23

JUDGE Chislom and daughter,
who were wounded in the Kemper
massacre, in Mississippi have both
since died.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-23

The Daily Bulletin is the name
of small and modest sheet, issued
from our office by Mr.. Levi Stewart,
q practical printer to the manor born,
and our two compositors. 1t is is
sued daily, Sundays excepted, at rs
cents per week, and five cents a copy,
and contains the Daily Press dis
patches, for which full arrangements
have been made. One of it's special
tiles which alone should recommend
it to every merchant of Alexandria,
Pineville and the Parish is that it
will contain daily all the Market Re-
ports of New Orleans, the head cen
ire Of commerce for this section.-
And it rests with these merchants to
make the Bulletin a fixture, for with
out their little aid it cannot live. 1t
is started as venture for their ben
eft and information, and its projec-
tors will be satisfied to live on half
rations to make it a success. We
ask this business community to try
it month as a venture too, and we
feel sure it will remunerate them for
the small outlay.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-23
THE EDINlURGHREVIEW.

The LeonardScott Publishing Co.,
No. Al Barclay street, New York
have republishd the Edinburgh Re-
view for April. The following are
the contents:
The House ofFortescue.
Jebb's Attic Orators.
Wallacc's Russia.
Tennyson's "Queen Mary" and
"Harold."
Life and Letters Of Chas. Kingsley.
Native Policy in South Africa.
Brigandage in Sicily.
Samarow's Cross and Sword.
Wellington and Gsntz on Eastern
Affairs. 4
The first article is one of those
concise accounts of historic houses,
compiled from records privately
printed, which occasionally appear i'll
the Quarterlies. The Fortescues
were one of the most ancient and
honorable families in England. The
first member who received particular
notice was made ChancelIotby Henry
vi. He was one of the earliest to
set forth, in anything like an abstract
treatise, the excellence of English
law and constitution.
Jebb's "Attic Orators is careful
ly reviewed. The most interesting
portion of the work is said to be the
careful biography of each orator
which precedes the chapters which
treat of their style and of the works
which bear their names.
Wallace's "Russia" is considered
incomplete, in that it does not des-
cribe the commerce, finances, army
and imperial rule, but treats too ex.
clusively of the emancipation OF the
serfs, the peasantry, their property,
ways of life and peculiar institutions
Tennyson's dramas, "Queen Mary
and Harold" and the "Life and
Letters of Charles Kingsley" have
long notices, with great many quota
tions.
"Brigandage in Sicily" An &C
count Of the agricultural, politica
and administrative condition of Sici
ly. The country seems to be in thu
hands of five or six chiefs, who have
bands of from twenty to forty follow
ers, for whose outrages there is nj
redress, and whom no one dare op
pose.
Gregor Samarow's across ant
Sword' is historical novel. TIL
"Cross" refers to "the Pope, Anto
nelli, and the Catholic Prelates 0
Western Germany" and the "Sword'
to the "Franco German War;"
"Wellington and Cent? on EASTER
Affairs" is information derived frou
recent publications on ''tbe relation
of the Great Powers to the Ottoman
Empire and to each other in 1926
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-23

The English Ministry say that
Liberals who live in glass houses
should not throw Gladstones.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-23

-MRs. Mary Hniltc Schuyler
died in New York d the 18th OF this
month. She was aran laughter o.
Alexander Hamilton
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-23

The stoppage of the outrage
mill has put out Of work many Re-
publican.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-23

The river has gone up to within
ten feet Of its banks but is now on q
stand.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-23

REAT REDUCTION-THE SIN
" GER SEWING MACHIFES--the
Machine formerly sold at $40 we now
offer at $4,000.
FERGUSON g. SCHNACK
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-23

NOTHING in this bleak world is
easier to start and harder to stand
than a boil or daily paper.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-23

FISHING TACKLE-A GREAT
H. VARIETY. SPOON BAIT
and OTHER GOODS IN THAT
LINE. DEALERS SUPPLIED BY
HENRY ST. JOHN.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-23

wy are having real hot, sum-
Ner weather.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-23

wish to see the South take any IA
vors from his hands that will imply
any abandonment of the principles OF
any disintegration of the grand old
Democratic party under whose lead
we intend to fight until it not only
fairly elects but peacefully install a
President of their own choosing from
whom we may rightfally expect our
share of the Federal patronage.
--~~@~o~~---a@s.-~-~~--~
x REAT REDUCTION-THE SIN
" GER SEWING MACHINES--the
Machine formerly sold at $40 We now
offer at 1000.
FERGUSON g. SCHNACK
The Morning herald., 1877-06-22

nHANQE OF HOURS-W1LM1N0TO
V1WHS1EHN kAILRoAD+1co1nmenc-
Ing Thuryday Dsc. 4, ln6, Trains van run
n 11l1nynSsfiI ia q W1!f}GUga9uIf e. r &
Leave Wilninston le0 n, and 8 SOp'm.
Leave LAhden6aSx oAk an Andk ~ p. ~. I
Arrive g Wilmington 766 N. ana j 10
NM ass ~
Arrive st Lapdenbsrg q II N. and { ~
Gailueutox1 n,saatas 1sndsn,
4herYT u EB q. ~. with d1an xhiladsl-
Pm 44s wllm,nsto ! leae . =
With tSei4Isy h3le edslpadA4s S:l9 . 20
inG Ladae11 7 u ms.sz ls.sz1.. , -, 4.
Vii yjtS Ssasl1 {,s's u &. :'R Rtli':' az
At 10 p. m. -.o
i .5's s.'s ssss Sai. .' . ~.
'- -" D. CONNELL4 Sup
The Morning herald., 1877-06-22
CAMPBELL AM8N111Y:
"AM I have to say 10 that I forgite eveft
oinns.. I ihavtAot aslesAysiasths world. J"
The shsri6 then turned TO Doyle, who
was accsrpaaisd BY Father Bufcs, and
|. |s,1es.l I a m vAes I'd '.y.u ',is'se ,iis.,a
I tiNQU! aFt4v,tf$lE Il. ;;;,,s -

forgive every Onos - ~"S'sS sesb svA'
styen me-" ard muttersd several words u
an unasrtops, which, however. could not
No. heard hy, . ssipG'e sperponp beyond the
'ShsGiR hinisSlf, tle cnuss .sea1g thtt Of late
Doy,s,s vIoaos kss, bssl. q growing so faint
ION Id 4s,bIg eopaislss fplal t6'day hs
could hardly talk Above ! wkbpet. What
he said and was not heard bore relation
oalyy91A Re9ualy yelfs1egana ~ no g
reIssG - Iohi9Atfs dasvil ~ SOr whtah
in few minutes he WAS TO answer neicrs
the bar of Heaven. ." adl
|suca n W1oM yAck D4AA1FuH
Came out nsxt supported BY FAthtr Asiaa1
FenayMg 1asssaiAx hslWsss. hand, ane Z
twith as1aq down; praying easnpfttly, Jacl
with III hort bEs, Bag bodys clcsss'
Fcroppsa- black aaas- entertained lsse M =!
umpssAy II tAs Witnesses than hAy q, !, ~
ri. HI. closss approach p asaaA Mk
| howsvet, wosHing ~ sAscs - lin'aAasal! I!
! vhowsa distince asas of, nsftodl9sse. .DoJl
lsaa CappsslFwsss stood Aslag lsate1l SsayV = !
! q sss "a u ~ pitlosn.a y y .sy.1
n sa Z, Yo1A151so1s Hs1 son11sss:s Il 1 \ = n
DSaalup wasI ~ GssS vt ~ 49, H.
a. iii is( 1aA.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-22
EXAMINATIONS or TEACHERs

Pref, j. GroYcs, States Superintendent sf
'Edda daaion, elfvss notaeg shst NJ Atll meet
teachers of this county and others who de-
sire to teach in the public schools Of this
siki6 a,dtindvsSf l.Sd duation, At ths
following times and places At Middietown,
on ya,sa a6fA; st lakewood, on the sesh.;
Newark, 9th; Newport, 2Sth; Mermaid, !,
9stA mia Hesry1 0asy, sosAssissa 4
The Morning herald., 1877-06-22
YET1fIY. ! i15; = ;:.iB /; e.; slS77.

I dosseoAodg AhsGne t1ndE Of whosi
|spsak hsvs goas or cone aifse me-" TIA
b rambied mo stateasat, say Ing. ! m y
alfs is 2Es::
heard him talk ahost DssjAnia 7. Yost, ,jos
about tsa dollarai Il hs;sivsa sos sAoot =
him. or anythhG eossssnsd about Il, 3 =
another thing, ! must ~ for Hugh ! +,
81 :;eSaANlE 181|;, a5ii';; = ~ -
Or any other mss. I ask SDrgivsssas Of
svsr,eody, and heRs n svssyssdy vai sosalvs
NJ. That \ ell. Lad
oA11oLL T11x sPox1: y
s'na1...A .AstlRs =, :.:.s,E.f'4|E;s1et',.
WITH" Gs
The Morning herald., 1877-06-22
HfaH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT

'"@'F N@ FN~ .SFs-.A-A x1hY 10 &SS
The third annual commencement Of ~
Cbestsr High seh0ol ,was bald in the Holly
ts.sllan d wednesaay ysysnfaS y so'cloes.
The programme Of the evening was admit
raSiy carried out ana .ssassssd d-credit upcn
|ths neaASea1e1t. We wish xe had spacs -
nske, . ,psrsopsl p meptioHq M Several nsn-
|astS Soi " o,satss ssa1 eey wers ~
| Ssty si1tmirg " .spte but >sv'nesd
(nu1A taats 0&aiture ID The produrtsons
lxhiShs st4Ny fetdereai SaiAAieanas and gross
6hssds dsaiosi ~ y rys ssta n VI 1, nv, Y s,gradaasss:
l4HliAsy. I. 0Selean, j nshscqN Wilde, o.
{xlt 1xt N II u = \ / m IA p. Gilsoa
saEgA slyi A0aG S|
X WI err Hfaax d 4 sA SsA Ssa ss;
The Morning herald., 1877-06-22
?. - Fs5w ". ksMY " va Z. IL lI.
4 MO0NLIGHT.E .EECU SE0N.

-Ia.Ga-astw Qst
u yon wi6h R. .SRspd 4 plsasssat evening,
~ IA iSe' Americas RiAsss Gtadd MoonligEt
1as~ssioa, ,..thiA -exenings oR, tks steapaf
samusl n, Felton, PROT. Ellinger fullbre :
and s.sips hand xiA-hs in sttandance. The
bat will leave Frenah n street wharf, ats
O'Clock sharp, but If the weftAer should
provs epnfavorable. the excuEsion will =
rpsSponsa until Tueeday next, june 26th.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-22
qL0s0ada.s1l 0sada.sl .tAzkH'51 tAzkH'51aa's11EFEsa aa's1E :
z sisG stss'ss3i's avaH ,tit5AA
i slU. 81 COU:RTs, tvo4e

,sTls ,Upited lift sletes & ,gigsuis az cpua With
Ja,t!ee s.rsng presiding, sg,y ~, s eola s' sesu>
lar June, term, commencing this Hi0tning as
q, ,o,eloek. Tia .pliqisEtiss liq cbd.t x.t$ Jaat I
RndfNasHtltA44NestsN M
The Morning herald., 1877-06-22

.l.e came. H. ~ Sd Sd, assab asssIsbk k "
xalH1sh AlsalahtA AlttAsapy fS@ dehbr-
-, 1lesles&n5ss ljstsatS ApNilG any Pr
n pia tiss NJ )! ~ ! go !. Z I 2siios
steps y 8 osiose, sid W. III MT iis-
RyS1e aaa 5HaoH vcl ao.susa l&gnaA
/ *AtYJsA9 s5siSsisreG Tstf s5t roT lsGa
The Morning herald., 1877-06-22

sSb6a6o1aa6ttiS.1oI1 kfic ~
iesssa.Apst6 e. UP :.a :s.saasf |! =
ae added that ths preyafs1(si6otah ~
n n 4 | !,gs ,gsssa II
ss1 1xi-ioSs
The Morning herald., 1877-06-22
ttAlLhO ADS.


--14-sss>z4. !. ...=s1- --,=3
nHILADELPHfA,W WILMINGTON AMI
BALTIMORE RA1LROA A''
Jung 10th. 1S77. n,
Trains viii leave Wilmington - followa
iSs iPSss,ladelphik and intlrmsdiats statiens.e 3 a
666 SD. 90o, 10 %, .. m. 80, Adp' ~
Philsdeiphsa and New York, ~, ,sH I'm,
1881, u 70, ~ p m. - ~
Baitinnore md inSeg0sd3ate skatt0os, SpSe
Bsiu.aors Bi ard Warrington, l q, ~. > =.
.lsals ~. y + I ~ 2 = =. I 2iS,ads6s.y. for 1
new Castle S60. S2. 90, m, In. s0
Harrington and intermediate stationsb %
Dslmsr @ n md intsrmsdiats stations. 500
'"sna 4 @sut6AY rKArNs: - '&& Il
Philadelphie and intermed1ato stauoos
10 "a, : o. go 0.4s p N. tts
Bsltimofs and Warrington, Is m. . 65p.
For further information passengers ~
re'@rred to the tins tables posted ct the -.
pot
juns-ly .s,Esfq .AYKENNEY. .supt'
The Morning herald., 1877-06-22

EOk SALD.-A nrst-class Millinery ~.
tabljah nsnt, located ON King street.
stg long splendid businsaa. HDuse and
rnSinre nire tor rent, also COnnsct@d Herewith z
d1s!eeschery: Only reason 3br Wishing to seal.
ss sass. ses sssiasa s.s e ies ss7ss
The Morning herald., 1877-06-22
GARDEN ,sERns; TE xIs
~ Rr& W. wv 2ss M.& xNA 4,

JUST HECEIV EUs
"A largo lot Of all kind from the Cambridge
valley Bed Garden. These garden seeds
sre selected with great care, and are for
1els et Guthrie's Grocery Store, corner q
f,n f,tent street and Aarylapd avenue. 40
~ V0 n300s - HN 4 ~
The Morning herald., 1877-06-22

MORNING.
PoTTsvnL1, June 21.-A strange ysf neg
unexpected sight was witnessed this MORN
iax,jast at tdsyszssalk sander'on \ 46 'tfses
Clustered on the brown granite stspA leaping
to tls xk 4 EbSdSg 8 l WIZ the families.
from the Children toths grsndparent4, Of
the condemned men, awaiting with the Ut
most anxiety for the opening or the pom
dskphk do0ta TO admit them to the final In
terview with those soon to sxpiats their
crimes On thssallows.a Atkse ?. n Var.
dsn Byerly Admitted them aana q tslefhey
wentAe the eells.ea. ths sai1lertas, xhStt til
The Morning herald., 1877-06-22
ROARMx's FAMILY.

Among those paying the Aaal visit this,
morning, were Roartty1 W. aad 'hak&
and two eisssTs. The rbrothsr bsoagh n ls(n]
ter from hiS father ~ ireland. JUS rscsivss]
this morning, n which 10, ercsussgsA Ais|
son'to keep W. Heart Ssa ~ diSi iw6As1s
faisshosd s1sShasialt tsv ~ \ aee II.
'shAt4i r. xaasI ~ s \ i Y /,
The Morning herald., 1877-06-22
Ys4stgassya assbyosroK

? 10 SCOTT - b644tg7snSAGabyogfoK
|~ifls4b aAhsatt s&aasssa9 9ssstgs lhah1l -
heA fsllqMsed isSy1aa ofu "a uAie Deilsta -
had left secret Organizations alone, ,he N0al4
|1ak ham. han on The scaaeld:s pa ped
God would forgive him, Eud svsIy o. =
tn w6ssd VI hAasy04o toaoaAakk 1us~
|1ivsusD. "aoirsiaA mi lsihlos dsiaI II. III
|bsspT kxLutr fHsp dam oB.yiias n n
accompanied btFsxhef neims.b, 4a1IEpoa
aasidiAx the gstlewVwSiYlas1 ll4hs rs
mtAlagStsstst eornsk eign1ts6D DdasAus.
sbtss4 Rsadunbadk nslhebs aiszssssAo kelly
|ah6ssad, isnD jpnwish ta,saEAlGtal0g ~
Ksis AsassRiastAe AAsxf shBst 3spt ssiag
|lAis eyssA Aan hts srhsifatF!, b ,Ssid di;os;,s ~
[ssHb / had tsksn ne idyics 1f t6H hops
and priests, / would not have "a 6tlS to~t
day. Laak.ths uaradR * ny It'd. md sf
sssykAyy yhos y WI .ys. eat ths pfrden zen q ths
Almighty % forgive nv tfants etSldh9. !"
Fks ptli6Sn1esfiS liS1eiS hxvidk Islsjas sspellaAg VI
haiAb1is ID, svsr1uS2g dhi161pblteg soA 1lhstr
fnlS, fGyiSaf doNmet iiltt mtn, iIdf nests
'sasSf iUdrCOs an0 II6Ef f0acs1sda ties.
NSStKer service esdf@hs1ysAe ~6s aasun.
.Assft sftisonsss c,aug gsisAtlg tslAsssss1Dnss.
'Duahe ~ dytnisssiy ylesaD Danehs1 Anans
SjtyslRspusj and alaolstta1du4 AsAesd-
'k~sAAil afdm nhId iRae1ehxs4av Ni1le ~
1asAsad lsstils ~ plilssab lenA psil6psrsts \
isgprNsa AZ. alapE tAEAtA Hl III t1o. ~
IN IsAhsss sqa Sheriff !la N spd cQAl sRa Iron
pq|iee, Al lsts the sceaQla 1eayl \ tSS bris,
bssn Adjusted M 'G e tsheif iktsc. fhs sKxeklss
had bean iala,isa e i9slg saasss aSstvsr.
and the wrists msnaclsd, and
sssr. .a ah Is|I |. IT,,
pallsdssysrl u dir shaaAAsw wThA lAsh pflcs
Seipx psrfUsmed, ,rAH 10A& sAsEtf Repdsn-
tbidsh Wshs 70 M kOpe 9S9uiissa ttssaulever
ssd sssa;a~tyh sisisiAsssEpaHsuI Of TIE
ICsAaAdsuels, ,the shtN end Aq<a1Gls Of
ItssaaepssleS sstzaarAheFegAl aads railing 4,
,stvtssa daaA, do1n Nclaaly sAtsaQ 81 @Rsclcck
10 nihates spd 50 second. a.ud dThaFe the
ssvs ksN HgHs aHEE1AaAiHl rlusIAly AuhsIAly2A'h y2A'h ASD 1H
s,asd s4, H. sss1j5 EsAsAtrH ss ..laa4ars lid
Ae4 .sll9sAe yHii5.. yHi.nspeaAA. IA. ~ s'ght stood
ash4s.n Ear i'll poRsas elp atfs t,lsol bodes \. 'a's
in IL either & thss ths men iuts s"C2MPSsr VI tho
INK to s,hskee, es Ind li1 did " jdit isa ibly.
.yTfR44na :jaSk DDHitts b1ISiAaa tUxi1ny draw
'1a,s ifmbj iAus ah dsspitsp ii tlasaiAS Ssinapss
aHyis dyiS2 ssry ahlfa, sposs~Sdassf" ~.
'erSSody 5xid, ,aahis ssbhnass sshenhexsiap de-i
Spss sNsmsusc,esb basdarsst fbssEsht HE
iiAkersi siasconSact II wkh ssAA Mp fallDut his
tssAa 1hs dsreasa tsse,ns ppe y AyAe wrists
tsaaAohiasAssdsEa llxiA blue, Hhg.1 IA kicked
vsy hard fps almost RgI1fnten,sh gaf nhas. tlRs, and
then his legs settled down tnd nd q ~ became
aqist. utYhs. other qth .tyo .e,.ssa,, .%ssn, sny sad
Doyle, we're perfectly easy tnere being
lasIlioif,sih notion WI xsever beyond swa ytns raw
I 5nN E95s YIGi Iiaf }i8rt sxAtsu VII
The Morning herald., 1877-06-22

4 "uslly N 20 aygr ]. 3 w. 4!s = . ...,s.
/ \ !! 4. 4 "
The Morning herald., 1877-06-22

save ny soul, and I ttust In God that "
there Il On my soul now any Gin that Aavs]
not. cleared off, He will make me suffer
Hets, lid tSn - W PLY w thas Odd win
forgive my sins."
When this was ended, The condemned men
kissed tho warden and keepers, On The plat~
lYofnl enyness Dsele, saying:
aooD-Br, zuaK," b.
"May We meet in better world, J" seA Je'
3Neehan. ,X3aiEW .AseG
The former threw the rcd rose hS carried
On the trap, put bio hands back to b mana
cled, and quietly submitted. While the
straps were placed around their ankles,
knssS, sndszns; the prists ezheseed them
-, ssrsssy
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came outy frst; sstsnasd BY Father Wynns,
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i ease. .hte Aands togstAsr before lin kyasls
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wss raised from his Enses Il his cpll, and
brought out. He Was In . painful -loeaiea
condition, with sunken eyes, ghastlt coun'
tsaance, and tottsring Limbs, and wsss
stepping upea the gallows gavp sign'
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Campbell II he had anything to ~.
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"An I have to say 10 that forgite evef1
ouns.. ~ ihavSAot ~ sissshyiasths World.'
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was accompanied BY Father sufcs, az
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