The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-11-02

can grant you, under the circumstances,
YOU are ut liberty to ASK
Mr. Blackstone left with bis dangh-
ter. The latter turned back several
times in the hope to catch parting
glance of the assassin.
aiterward learned that on the dawn
of the following morning she forwarded
a basket of magnificent flowers to the
condemned cell.
more posies" cried DuX when he
saw them. "These women folk are
fools. There's Tnly one in the lot
that's my Jane-Awho knows the right
stuff to give citizen of the great United
States to help him to die. She sent me
gallon of the Bourbon
BY this time a crowd of new arrivals
had invaded the cell, which had been
transformed into an audience chamber.
1t was deputation of prominent citl-
zens, who requested to be seen by the
lion Of the day.
The orator of the crowd made three
PAGES toward the condemned man, and,
exhibiting handsome case in morocco
and gold, he delivered the following
discourse, with much dignity and feel
ing:
"Dear Mr., DuX, permit the inhabitants OF
Ilumanityylle nj large, and, Conjoncd with
them. the members of the jury, the Sherlif,
and different persons, who assisted AT your
trial, az well ~ the prison officials, also the
members Of the police force who took part III
your capture, to offer you, through me, ~
thia faahln fpsfinpnN pf fine G1tpnI1
With which you have inspired us all; not only
by your cain resignation and the attitude, in
every respect worthy of gentleman, Whlch
you have known how to preserve during the
many DAYS of your detention, and throughout
the ordeal of the proceedings IN court, bat
likewise by the truly CHRISTIAN sentiments
which have led you 70 pardon those whose uc'
ton man have contributed 10 bring about your
condemnation. Accept, beg OF You, III the
name of my fclluw-cit2Cns and IN my own,
this modest gift We heartily wish that 1t may
prove usefu! and agreeable to you during the
last hours of your terrestrial soiourn.'
Mr.. DuX extended both his hands,
and received from those Of the orator a
superbly-cnameled massive gold watch.
He weighed it in his right palm for 4
few seconds, turned it over, and then
applied it to his right ear.
'Is it going?'
"Oh, yes" responded the donors in
chorus.
Keep good timer"
"Oh, YES"
"Jeweled?n
Rather
Horizontal escapement"
ooh, yes"
american build?"
you bet
"Wen, I'm sure I'm very muct
obliged, but willie You were about i
you might have given me a hand-mad,
tickcr.n
Here the members of the deputatiel
saw that the series of explanations wer,
exhausted. After having shaken hand
with the courageous Mr.. DuN-whou
they passed by in Indian fife, they dis
creetly withdrew.
A second deputatiou was ushered int,
the room.
After the customary salute the lead,
of the procession spoke his speech il
these terms
q. - IN, - ,,,,l,,,,,, 49,. -, -.
roIetiyes and most intimate friends Of H. n,
George Brown, whom y.u slew on ~ u.sc, n
ne Z, y q, :, Aug r - 'S 49,, " ~ ~ 80 ~
Of a nickel watch which he 1siIu.' oplzat %
500.
ser,Gwnr i af adm "fmtTsrig7 nd ra-.r- vii
which yorr c'u'e r.af.gn Ia Z. sc r,- ~ rcs.
you - g. ,I -,I, , y, 60, ~. ~, l - -
We viii TAI il ss an .le-t.ut5a- slrer gcr
will wear them a' 'a-7''r-u'- e'r' m"ng
james DuN eIeciei 2 QUIT toward ta'
pile Of bouquets h"1ped oehIl! him. an
having inmned BIS cheeks with s'-s'
plug OF tobacco he took the ouna'e,tof
OF the paper covering, ana successive.
unip.i the coat wHi-c,at and t'1T
er, Namiuing The texture If the stu.
with jhe touch OF a conn0'-soar.
"hrc those Lnglj % article warranted
,ou know
con, YES, chpru,cd Tie group Of rel
atiycs and friends.
--latest fashion,
con, yes.
Buttons soIidly sewn on-no ,lol
shop work?'
"Oh, yes"
But. as he pursued his examination
sudden crease, puckcrcd his forehead
and in a voice trembling with anger h,
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