The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-20
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY. s7s-wIrH SUPPLEMENT

me-" nc put tho money snaer INV .aose ana said,
"fLere, you Goa damned uiggsr. have plenty" 1
/ Than ,houghs wou,d xo,x MIN Tor M
money; he SAID want 70 20 down 10 GrTs; did
not want to 20, pretend,ng-irying 10 ge, another
grab at the money; he said you damned Niger, got
lots OF money, come with me; he then slapped the
money under my nose, keeping short hold on II;
coold not got II; did not moan TO kali him; thought
could get ~ without; knew u he got 10 the Grin
House they would work han tor IT, anu I'd not get u;
/ went down TO Matnia's red mouse, down the
street, aud not down the railroad, as sweeny,
Bradt and others the trial; NO
tnen went through Matthias yard, ana so down
through where thew used TO play blun by tue
saush house, aud whore used to keep house; wo
was both pretty drunk; said 10 him we are about
down there viii SHOW you The house; give me some
thing ana 'li gel nhiskey ana come back; Parker
said don't know as have got any change; l sad
daiion without pay, aud whiskoy win make cheaper
he put his hand In his other pocket aud pulled out
change; said he ought 10 give bili AS no would
need change there; he would not take II out.
HIT HIN WITH A
was mad aud hit nm clip with asL knocked
him down he cried "murder;'' was inen afraid, and
put my nand down to Gu hold OF his throat my
hand came IN contact WIN stone; caught up The
stone anu hit him one hard blow "lta lne stone the
same one think they had In court dia not mean
kill him, God knows; had nothing agin Jake, only
mad alter thai money, and felt ss IL must have
It; then looked at poor Jake and saw that mad
hurt him bad; thought he would die ana hit MIN
again, as If the devn mad impelled me 20 DO II; ht
him again the third time; then / hit
him again the fourth time l stayed with
! listened with my ear close 70 mead and put my
finger his nose; then put the his mead
make sure and left him u was about hapsst twelve
y. N. then went into Dan. CAROLS; | went from
there to McClary's barn and went bed slept that
night; got up about O'Clock and went 10 Dualsps
hotel saw Duulsp; called Tor drink; took drInk;
paid nm sat down; shortly got ano. her drink; Dun
lap hrst changed two dollar bill paid him change
on the second drink; stayed spell and drauk again
then offered him i've dollar Dlll; told hm had 81
was gong TO spend that day he sad, 'San, II you
are going 10 drink Today don't do SO much until after
breakfast"
SANS LAST HOURS.
sam passed very RESTLESS night and at times
violent lie had No rest TIL three O'Clock. he slept
IN hts CHAIR he awoke al half-pa nine A. NJ Father
Lowery, OF Johnstown with him Tho entire night
ana 10 tho iasL At ten A. NJ he prayec silently,
ana the priest heard his confession, Sam
having been baptized IN INC Catholic latin
Thursday last. lie said he freely iorxaye all
ana hoped all he had ever injured wouii forsiyo him
aud requested the priest for the
use oil medical science and give the proceeds TO his
little daughter Az noon no called tor something TO
At ten minutes 10 one the procession left
the JAIL Simeon Sammons eaiiug followed by Fathers
Wagner, Sam, with Deputies Mckinlay and vrooman,
aud tho attending pm sicans. tho priests repeating
the :. Miserere."
On arriving at the galows tho priest offered prayer
and the death warrant Sam then asked
Tor tho young people who sang hymns the tail to
him and recognized his counsel with .sHelloa, Mr..
FISH," While the moose being adjusted no re-
qucstod that u might not be made tight no wanted
10 talk TO Tho priest
srEKxBURGH.
A. two minutes he iervently Kissed tho cruci-
nx. Tho cap was drawn over his mead, aud nj
the spring clicked aud rgh body was In
midalr. There some light uisons, and in ten
minutes he dead. twenty -hrec IN nutes later he
was cut down. His neck was broken. HIS last words
were 10 Coz, forgive all my Sins Tor Jesus sake"
Every building IN tho nsighbornood OF The jan was
covered with people