The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-14

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4 Death-Dod laasiiaGe.
The eo0nunity wess startled San
Day morning BY Tie report that Jss-
ties O0sasn I'D lAaally shot bimsele
II . cell ct ths city prison, and whiot
during hi lie there wsss many q
point the Anger q seosn q his shes
eo0in9p, o. solDe, In dssisisa 6 hls
seesstsieltiss, thsrs wers ut ~
whose teelinU q comparison we've
~ desplys~sa6ve6 nHa9 H. ~,
Dssnesaesg q bb dsalh ysstss1agi
morning. 9lnes Tie tssminaGt6o q
III DFn - e@es. - Jngliee q the,
Rsooe, Sspeated 's06sts hsvs besa
uads 70 havs Tie papen and records
q Jsstics Omeasa's court tanned over
% biz saeesssos, and On January 3ath
10 W. arrested On pFoeess growing
out q psoessainGs instituted 70 -
ence possssioa Il TIE reeecds. He.
Honbsd 70 Des11ps them witAie .
ovGD tins, aed vas rrIeasede Nle4
his personal recoJsis0Sce. Soon u.
to9 thiD arrest 10 ealled ak The pDco
Il Jastiee John EDDY, and talksd
Win thet-SsnAlsnea IN . vssy -
spondent 1aasass, plaisly intinat-
Ing his jntSatjon d o9mmlt suicide,
and saying, II Suppose yos win come
10 ny hnnssalF' Mr.. Eddy aw he
was low spirited, but attsehed 10
special importance 70 bib dsspoodent
talk. 6ahssqosat 70 the flrst arrest
Omeasa Wa0 toboa into .sust0dy
twiee, and both times released upon
hi pcoapise to turn over The records
a The oosrk A. ~ AAilsd II sach eass
70 keep biz promise, and for several
days he'd not been seen On The street,
last saturday MAMMAL Smith, il
stsucted The polies force to arrest him
- sight He va arrested BY oaless
Cs1se1oa g half past ~ s'ssek tAat
Dight. ard plaesd in . cell In the
city jail, with another prisoeer. 1t
b enlestonato ~ odleee ChE1eea0
that, Notwithstanding N es4ab-
lishsd rule q the prison
that No prisoner shall b
plaeed In . cell without lint
being searched and deprived Of oil
dangrsous weapons, he failed 70
sonpah 0meaa bsebes loekiug lin u
The eell H. known shaineess =
tho ptsoesr, which, w. sseh = To-
rsutles any aet q violence most i'm
probable, " the pssvioas record q
Nj. Carletoo - diligsnt and en-
eisnt onleer, WIN noe svast thspsblIe
censure u which he must bear the
bsunt for the one sin Of emission.
Omeara, after being locked In the
cell. W. very quiet and nothing WAS
hard nun him soail 3 o'sleek
6anday uarniug. whea o0oer Lytle
Who ~ 10 charge a de prison, Was
startled by the report Of . pistol,
Guided Ly the smoke which issued
ftom tho ell, he rushed 10 the cell
ard epened The door. Onsoars was
lying On the upper bank, his shirt On
IRE and suffering Terrible agony, oes
perfectly coassions. Lytleexc'aamsd:
O0sass what In heevsoe name nave
have yos done: to which the I'M
fortunate man replies: II Know
what I have deee; dld II On Por-
pose; I doat want aavthtnG.dooe sos
NE, I want 70 die" Although the
wounded man pesssstenlly refused 70
haye medical attendance, III: 1ohn
son was sent Sos, md upon asflva'
pronounced The woend 'a'a'' !ne
bullet entered the Se1t Ose'e' proOAo'y
Penetraasg sposs'os q the d,epn's@
and the lower lone o. me 'e't lung,
and came out u The oocK, soo>at
three tnebss ." Inc le's o. 'ne sp'"~'
column. During the 1oeenooh on
Sunday Justjcs John Eddy CAKES O
The dying man. He asked MIN:
'Omeass do You want to die now
10 which answer wss ms"e
"Yes. I think 1 do; am not afraid
70 dIe: / On ut sspentitioos about
de.fh. ;" A moment afterward he
Turned his sass iull upon Mr.. Eddy
and said, Jack, this thing ossht T.
have happoood two q three weeks
ego" probably rs6esrtnS to hh Pr
vios,s eo0vssaE3oa With Ar' 1ouy
a. ovhfph NJ 0lIon(I06 to 4nh040ee snow