Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22
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the evil effect Of lynch law than tho terYibis'
story told of the lynching Of Mr. Wright Of
Maryland, aud his attendant while travelling
in Colorado, by gang of desperadoss rep,.
resenting themselves as yigiiants. IL an.
pears that Mr. Wright, who was praetieine
attorney in Washington and young man Of
bright promise, visited Colorado in the i'm
terest of client, and while there purchased.
several mules and with his attendant started
oil to yisi. some mining property he had pur>
chased. The mules had been stolen, bat OF
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pursued by the vigilance committee and
without being permitted to explain his pcs
session of the stock was igneminiously
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:AT BAcK AcnEs so, and I feel uoiserabls., 8,
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