The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-08

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Sue TOLD WHAT WAS FALSE
When was with her the seoord time, my
feelings suddenly LETT me. and | wouldn't
have harmed her any more than would you,
R-But, still You didn't leave her until
you heard her husband coming
C-That's so. | wasn't myself and didn't
know what was doing.
r. Were You engaged before this in any
attempt Of this kind
C.-ies, sir.
R-Would you DO willing to tell me about
them'
C-les, sir told a lawyer the other
day that | made two attempts before. Ben
Mosely, and Nathan House are IN
here, but are innocent. was tho
man who made those attempts, They didn't
have anything TO do with il.
TWO OTHER CRIMES.
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Tbsse a,to,,r,,s Which wero ,rsnccssshI
"ssV ~ ab"r haSnr, Con,' asssnlt "n
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AL Il, Of
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Re ,om had rot hosc cauebt tbe las,
time wouldn't Won have attempted il again
CT expect so.
R.-Wasnt your mind made up to ac-
compIsb YOUR design on A white oman?
C'-Wel, nv mind has been changed
since then. reckon at that time il was like
Won SAY, though
R-Your change of mind il owing TO YOUR
bens converted | supposeg
C'-Yes sin, INV mind ia peacefll now.
R.-Was il hard 10 ret religion. Cappsg
C.-No. sir, il came TO me easy.
R.-You wore helped good deal by the
preachers. weren't you9
C.-Yes. sir but il came from my own
mind first
R,-Wbst il vour relirionY
C-Well | can't ,znrily say. feel sorry.
and | believe that / will be saved.
R-Isn't il 10 renept and aecep, YOUR
SAVIOR " " ' ' y
C-Ycs sir that is the way my minister
nnts !,
R-Wbet nreachers have attended Won /?
CT don't know their names. One /. n
colorea man and the other Is white man.
R~Hays any, ladies been to see YOU!
C-Yes sir. some of them came here
yesterday sfternoon md sane and prnved IL
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II Thare ,vas a woman nm town last
night, was told little while ago, who
bought half-a.dozon cups and ssucers and
some groceries, who said she was Mrs. Capps,
and that she was going to have some COM
pany to-day. Wasn't she your wiiey
C.-No, sir, don't think so. My wife is
Is in Sherman.
R.-Have you any children?
C.-No, sir.
R.-Do YOU expect to see a great. many
people to-day?
CT reckon therell be good many col
ored people there.
R-And your execution will be an awful
example for them, VIII u hou -,
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DESCRIPTION
His complexion was the dingy yellow of
the ordinary mulatto, and curling black
moustache covered his upper lip, which gave
him when conversing rather pleasant APP
pearance. lie appeared to be about thirty
years old, an age he gave himself 1t will be
noted by the reader that Caps confession
of guilt, made on the icaffold. differed
materially from the statement made to your
correspondent IN the ABOVE interview, IN thst
when 0rougnt lace 70 lHce WIN eeatn, Ne
made clean breast OF ms quit ci tne CRIME
charged, OF which no was convicted ana
Tor when he suffered death to-day
FULLY EIGHT THOUSAND PEOPLE
A.somhled this afternoon at the scene of The
eyecu,iop. in the river bottom adjoining the
race. track distant a mile from town. Al
two o'clock tho condemned man arrived on
tho oround under g,,ard of sheriff Uandor.