Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-14
,1DDING FOR BLOOD.

~ rndfau Torture ana BuICnefy
s,ail --IoradO in Modern Times.
,s the facts in the following hOr-
mantle story, says the Denver
y. rare developed in the trial which
ls ssl their occurrence, but the most
nortious Of the story, as recently
INC Of the actors, have never be-
% FL rvhIished. II seems that in
a-e -,,1 named Jackson was engaged
~ .r-ire 20 the UncOmp3ghre and
: -lrar agencies, hauling government
VIZ. --.-.--.-I supplies. In his employ as a
l---- 49, TiS nephew, a young man,
-'---.sF Jackson. One day, after hay-
81 ---.~af a load Of freight at the
L- IN their return the JacksOns went
l--- ,r for the night, after having
Ll. -,ria miles. No sooner had they
49, +bsn an Indian rode up and de-
af snnner. Young Jackson said:
----s- = not ready yet; as soon as we
-t rau can have some"
- INDIAN BECAME VERY ABUSIVE,
-r.-- some rough epithets said, ''Me
- now" Jackson repeated his for
-...-.meut that il was not ready and
have 10 wait. This seemed to
-. +aa -edskin, who at once pulled
q EN- 1r the Young man to enforce his
.-f. Jackson then ran around the
------ ut bis rife and fired at, but did
- br Tie Indian, who gailOped on at
IN srlaI Co the agency, where he reported
.---,---r In his own way. The agent
---Ii7-aTv returned with him and a
-----r-F IrIiaus.and demanded from Jack
-sa surrender o! the young man.
r--rs for his safety, the old man re-
~ II 6rst. but the agent gave his word
~ fs should not be injured, that he
---rf merely he taken to the post for a
----- t1 satisfy the Indians. Upon this
-..-srce being given, the young man
~ given up. but Notwithstanding the
-i-r,a Of the agent they had not pre-
m far On their return to the agency
-lz1 tie agent Welded to the demands of
- ms ana surrendered the prisoner to
-~ They at once took him TO the tim
In lied him 90 a tree, and amid the most
| Es-lst.u- orgies,
r-r RED HIM TO DEATH IN A MOST
HORRIBLE MANNER.
His uncle. upon ascertaining his fate,
rlia the best OF his way back, and upon
1--.rIug az Del NOrte detailed the particu-
h-s1f tae tragedy to a large and excited
TvI. Among those present was a young
unnamed Lowe, who upon hearing the
.--r said ..thp should be
Eli.~ meaning the agent. Il will give
SOD 8 horse and $500 if YOU will do it, y
sd 3icss01.
Love accepted the proposition, and the
--z- Iav. Ueu mounted and armed, and
Ti- liberal advance of the sum agreed
u- started on his mission Of blood. As
cling Of having money in his pocket
rlsl llTe. one. upon arriving at Sagu
l.rUceeded TO elbow himself in
-i5usly drunk. Having spent
l-r there was nothing LETT fOl
On -et sJLer and proceed on his
g % tie agency. Upon arriving
--- .- was met by the agent who, per
l-- is-rusting him, proceeded to
PLY HIM WITH LIQUOR,
anil While under its effects Lowe cOnfideC
o BIN the object Of his mission. Tit
l-s--. naturally feeling that his position
Els q critical one. aud feeling no com
---Cls for the fate Of the younger
lsso1, o. which he had so largely con
2. --ei, then made a proposition to Lowe
.--v as extraordinary as the one made
-E ilessun. which was that he would pay
lH Tor the murder of the tTeighteT
his being a better offer, Lowe
q. -1-e accepted it, and started on his re-
l--- 81 carry ont the terms Of the con
-lc-. Arriving at Del NOrte he at once
s-zl- out Jackson. who asked if he had
1..-- the agent. No" said Lowe. =.
Quad him to De very good sort of fel
4E. and besides be made re better of
ar TAM YOURS"
-N lat was it," asked Jackson.
1- raised sou and offered me s. 900 t
A- I6u- and L want to know what yOJ
a- going TO do about IT.
Il DON'T understand yOu," said the
--.--d ireighter.
"l mean Just what / say:
FTP has RAISED YOU $500.
--- want % know if you intend to rails,
. -F. no, of course nOts'' said Jackson
'- u i don't, what DO you intend t
!, =" Ell. think that unless you made /;
| 3ler I would have to accept his"
t-1 Ju DO yOU:' said Jackson.
l-s- sad Lowe; Il don't know VIVA
sl-Asll then walked off and left him
81 20, q double-baTreled shotgun from
= --se. He then went to Ewing's hard
--.- sore, obtained some buckshOt car
--=-' With which he loaded the gun
81 returned 70 the blacksmith shOl
me conversation had taken place.
-'. in the meantime. went OFF, 90
.-.-- and then got on mis- horse anC
-- DOWN the street, Winchester il
---- Jackson, who was standing in the
y. -- Inc blacksmith shop, saw hin
- -n. feeling sure that Lowe would
4- his c1ld-blOOded intention
us gun as Lowe passed and put ;
-.' -AtEse OF buckshOt into him,
KILLING HIM INSTANTLY.
llfeless body fell from the horst
&c street. jackson, as soon as ht
,-3 result Of his shot, jumped upor
s- aud fed tine country. Temalnin:
10 ---A the converting Of the Distric
80. "len he returned and surrendered
$50 -eE trial, which took place at the
--- .-l4 Of court. Knowing that hi.
~ use lu the premises was not free
-s ZANE be having been the first L
5..-- zee for bis euemy's life, he made
-llar defense that Lowe had Sian
-- --s Wife; also that he had killed
81 ~ '-..-4eieLse. The result, however
$685. ne was aeuf7iffp6