, 1880-11-20
Details Of tho Horribly Atroc,o,,.
Crime for Which They ''
Suffered,
Two Men Killed in 4 Rarro.u.
a st. Louis Politician,
Nine Dcsperatlocs Attack and rluudo. II
Town Of Dc Soto, III. @'
Wade, the indianapolis Murderer, W,1,1...
to Tostify Against Mn. Brown, ''


Vucesins', tho negro 1nurlterers of tbc ro" WY
.hcFchaat l!lftsi. wurn haHHol III tim t.,s,.A.
aa'l nero this afternoon. Ioth tlleA nro,n.',s'
tnc'r 1nnoceneo. Tic murder mud triat .4s
among tic most notable Incidents In thc c,t.,'
inaE history OF washington. The murder ~. =,
tho most atroctous charnctcr, Int to tbe ~. Im
thore wcFo grave doubts ns to tho ruit m ,ss
men Who haso Just l'cen hung. AZ Lutte a.l,.,
e'chihR Cnlot-Lt'sttca Ehrtser. nr the Di,triss
1aa'cinsy, visited tho President ant ,n'
tercedoa IN ponRlf OF tho contlcmncj nm
una fortnight, alncc tho execution. he ha. ri
taat nc w'sned tnat fi'ore bad hccn less doubt +,
10 tholr guilt 1t was sal' soon astcr the r,t,,.
LION ot tno negro murderer stono lust year th.t
tho prcsilent hal determined that there .hnuIs
not 10 n'lother execution IN thIs district du,rs
LIS term OF o'lce, anu 1t Is known TINT Ae ,e,y
much ......
ossn - ~ u"ritA. PUNISHMENT;
ut ', W." eue iica'.cH' Aao ina Attornty.Gtu.
'n4 "e4u 4"oN''""'u' ".lu !na sentence Of Tho
,ta',s, H." ."s esen uNea..' "l|taea 1t "aa b.
49,, :. 'as ~. wv n9t @nes ""s'a 10 pasdoned
.,.a. uiu ~ 20 unV Whit snort tttno that
Ivy 1"ru w. eutnca .ae's .aoneotd 10 tho futuro
o.".. ~ ane' nes 'uei. ueath lo'"ny' hoTrset
-. sa, .n"us nun ., aru ~ou' 10 ,neet dcasb They
w., ,us.', ..v s"'aws VIII efeat s"ttttaac
s - "''" 'AA''A '''ess VI e''" l'o'cs'ef therlnno-
r,ho Inn, ~ .,,o n,s. ,It .,,, ...-.....
.hn,I IN ',s.,,s.,ai -. n."s.cs "st no pefen
,st ~ ~ ,..,a,"., ~, ~ ~, :.',.x except shesa
a.e W tue ehel'l 10 net rs ]Hrars
,s so'"as''slanans tnls strlct proh'b'tlon Of tho
% .a", o. ~ u eto"" eo'ef pcloso Witnessed an
o1seon Tast nt,.h, Hu'o; t.,n .,u.- -
'| n.sat uutl P''so1efs s'cF1 toundT
,sAss,.r. nnu .n:' t,utu4u6 % lL'"'o Fesy hearty
psu"Atas'' 1uS "ete I'll R"tA tFfa
oy AAu tcs,n'e'' ,ac laht esen.
.as "'.I.. "a i.o auo "h tioase tnas a
~. ~. F.1.u: 49,, :...''. ..'. ."'.e"' ~" 'nat
RI. AaA -. 10" eoNi 1N"I 'io CntNsE'
4He's last aoues "oEo spent WIN cicfeymea
~" u! o,Hs1ns enetc" sonRs' ae"tofa pelns ihs
"oo' aolco o'lcpesia8ce III as'llhgton.
IA. a. nse mI"utcS past T! 'nes saaE ""eu
ma.h nsouAu 'no F"1ey III peace, ana Bill
Quteuah 'ook Hooa-pS OF MS bfntaor. ne1'
1ora was ifst Drought out. and, shutting bis
eyes, commenced to siuK " I'm so Rlad Tn going
70 aic az innocent man.' while his nrm' were
uclh8 pialohed' When Qncehan WIS called out
~ o4o!A.u'eu: AM.n 7on''s 1or yon' ann 1afo
oeeh waiting Ior hnaf an hour. I'm going to do
m lnhocott man, Thcy wefc 'ed to tho ctnsto
OF tho pti'!dtnR, whcro Ten. Croeker fead the
papete. tho SENTENCE death "itrra'it. md c1es
OF tho frcsluent, TO which they listened a*
'teauVely'. al l'.u tho procession =
:. REACHED THE BcAffoLD.
lledtoE1l nlado slight halt, ami Tucked up At
mo rope Win sinElo on us lace anu
tnon with a urn atep ascendea tno Steps
Qaoenan wnikcd up without st"ppng, with
MS eyes resting on the beam. Ar. t1boonsae
onco gave out tho hymn which WIS sung. Eho
prisoners joining. During lsshop 1liowna
prAyer tho prisoners seemed ttI lose some ot
tholr religious enthusiasm, md listened lnsen1lS
TO oEcry WORT. Tho bishop !tnplartd 1o'st tos'
gtfcncss and Ills mercy Oh those twu young men