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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-27
HI. MCAULEY's FORGERY.
The Mayor OF st. Paul Orders His Re
lease After nis Capture.

lease After nis Capture.
BALTIMORE, June 26.-Harry L. Nc
Cauley, who was formerly private secre-
tary 10 II. J. Jack, General superintend-
ent of the Southern Express Company at
Savannah, Ga, was indicted by the grand
jury Of this city on June . for pass
ing forged check for $522,
endorsed by Mr. Jack on the
Manufacturers National Bank Of Baltl-
more. Police all over the country were
notified. and MoCauley was arrested in
81. Paul, Mimi, on June16. A detective,
armed with requisiti0n from the Gov
ern0r Of Maryland, started 10 bring him
back, but was stopped on the way by a
telegram from Chief Of Police Clark,
Of 81. Paul, stating that the Mayor
Of that city had ordered
the prisoners release when arrested. Nc
Cauley telegraphed the officials Of the
bank asking II the prosecution would be
stopped on the payment Of the amount Of
the check. On receiving negative reply
he employed counsel who succeeded In
persuading the Mayor 10 release him.
Marshal Gray, Of this city, II highly in-
dignant, and questions the right Of the
oity's executive officer 10 release a prls-
oner, at least one charged with 80 grave
an Ofcnse as forgery.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-27
CLUvERIUs LOSING GROUND.
He AbandOns His Attempt to Prove an
Abba New Trial Refused.

ne ADandOns HIS Attempt to Prove an
Abba New Trial Refused.
RICHMOND, VA, June 26.-The effort of
the counsel for T. j. CIuverius, convicted
of the murder OF Lillian Madison, to prove
an alibi was abandoned by them in the
Hastings Court this morning, they having
failed to secure the necessary atfidavits.
They, however, submitted another motion
to set aside the death sentence and grant
a new trial on the ground of newly dis
covered evidence. This motion was based
upon an affidavit OF DIR. James r. Garlick,
principal OF Burlington Academy and
teacher of the murdered woman, in
which he states that he has
positive conviction that the superscrip-
tiOn On the envelope containing the torn
note found at the American Hotel on the
morning after the discovery of the body,
aud which connected the deceased with
the prisoner, is not in the handwriting of
LILLIAN Madison. After a brief argument
by the counsel on both sides Judge AT
kins Overruied the motion for a new trial,
and the counsel for the defense excepted
to the ruling. They viii now turn their
attention to the Supreme Court of APP
peals Of the State to have the verdict set
aside and a new trial ordered.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-27
INDIAN TIIREATENINGS,
WESTERN KANSAS FEARFUL OF,
AN INVASION.

The Redskins Very MenaoIng and suf-
hcientiy HUMOROUS to Butcher Both
Troops aud OivilhAns-- -Kresldent OIeve-
land Appealed to for Aid, aud Ms
Promises TO Take Energetic MeAsuxes.
WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator In
gals to-day received a telegram from the
Governor Of Kansas saying that an in
cursion by sCheyenBes similar TO that Of
1873 is apprehended ard that great un-
ensiness prevails. The western part Of
Kansas has been rapidly settled up this
season and the new cOmers are In very
deienseless condition. Governor Martin
therefore expressed nm earnest dessr0
that the Secretary OF War should station
troops on the southwestern border
Of the State to guard against any attacks
from the Indians. Secretary Endicott
being out OF the city, Senator ingalls,
called on the President with his telegram.
and was assured that the matter had been
the subject Of earnest consideration by
the President and his Cabinet, and that
active measures have been taken both by
the Interior and War Departments 10
prevent If possible any outbreak Of the
Indians, and to repress 1t promptly should
one occur.
A DANGEROUS SITUATION.
" hRhAAAs NAM VuHG W. 4 AkG Itftff|
Eagle Is In receipt of specials from
Cheyenne, Indian agency, late this even
ing, of which a synopsis is transmitted TO
the Associated Press 'eIhe situation at
the agency looks critical, and the officers,
employees and traders are liable to
be attacked by infuriated Chey-
ennes at any moment. The
Indians are drilling daily in regular war
Ike form. The arrival Of troops under
Col. Sumner only seems to have stirred
up the Indians, who have put out extra
spies IN all directions. Without prompt
and efficient action on the part Of the goy-
ernment, bloody raid and massacre will
be the result.
BUTCHERY IMMINENT.
A special which is from a reliable man
at the agency, says that the Indians are
in sufficient force TO butcher the whites,
incl1ding the troops now stationed there.
The Indians keep their ponies,
picketed night and day and
they are well armed and have
plenty Of ammunition. The people at the
agency dare not attempt 10 reach the
Kansas border. Five companies Of tho
Fifth Cavalry, under Mai. Carpenter,
passed through this city by special train
to-day and will be within one days march
OF Reno by tomorrow morDlng.n
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DRo wNED Ar THoMAsvmLE.
An over Heated BOY Meets MS Death
While Swimming in "a Pond.

THoMAsvILLE, GA, June 2G.-Thls
forenoon Willie Miller and Willie Linn.
both aged "a years, were blaekberrylng
about a mile from town. They we're
very warm, and went into the sink In
Carols branch, az the point known as
Tin Bridge, on the Albany Railway.
Willie Miller was drowned in water
fifteen feet deep. As he was "a good
swimmer, the suppOsltlon Is that he was
taken with cramps. His companion could
not save him. and the Savannah, Florida
and Western Railway, and Western Rail
road gaDg, who were working very near.
reached the spot too late. The body was
recovered and brought 10 the bereft
nnrnnla in town.
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OHoPPING oFE THa HEADS.

The Butler House Force of Senate EN-
plOyes to be Dropped,
WASHINGTON, June 26.-The ''Butler
House force" Of Senate employees, consist
ing ofthree messengers at salaries ot$l, ,440
each, two ianitOrs at 5000, and several
aborers at $T20, viii be dropped from the
pay rolls of the Sergeant-at-Arms at the
end Of the present month. These men are
nearly all Republicans. At the same time
one assistant dOorkeeper Of the Senate at
81 800, two messengers at $1.440 each and
one emplOye Of the folding room will be
dropped. OF these two are Democrats,
one is q Republicon, and the politics OF
the other is unknown.
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CHOLERAs PRoGuEssN SPAIN.
a5O Deaths and Several Hundred New
Gases Reported.

400 Deaths ana Several Hundred new
Gases Reported.
MADRID, June 26-The official cholera
reports for yesterday are as follows:
Mureia city rev cases 81, deaths 83.
In villages adjacent TO the city Of Muir
cia, new cases 80, deaths bs.
In the remainder OF the Province of
Murcia, new cases "a, deaths 30.
Castellon de la Plana city new cases,
G6, deaths none.
Province, new cases 100. deaths 46.
Valencia (city new cases SO, deaths %.
Toledo city new cases 0, deaths 3.
droledo (province) new cases 10,
deaths 7.
Cuenca (city) new cases 10, deaths 6.
Madrid Getty new cases 3, deaths l.
The Ministers report that Murcia is In
a lamentable condition Of misery and ter
ror. They distributed among the suf-
ferers $4,000, including King AlionsO's
gilt Of $1,000.
IRELAND ON GUARD.
DUBLIN. June 26.-The gazette pro-
hlbits the Importation Of Spanish rags
into Ireland.
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Placed on Waiting Orders.

WASHINGTON, June 2G.-Nayal Pay
masters Deerng ana Barton, Of the Pay
master Generals office, were detached
from duty today and placed on waiting
orders. This action was taken because
It was thought best to have the office Ia
new hands during the cOurt-martial OF
the Chief of the bureau, and not because
the officers named weTe thought to have
had any connection with the irregulnri-
ties charged against the head Of the dl-
Vigion
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were determined not to stop until tho
work WAS completed, and from the latest
t0iysces IT would seem that this policy had
been carried out. The officers and a
posse OF cltizons continued on tram and
overlook eight more OF the gang on
Wichita river, all Of whom were hung.
continuing their search the officers found
four more Of the gang on Mud creek, who
suffered the same fate. The names Of the
men hanged are not given.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-27

BERLIN, June 2G.-The VosSische.
Zeitun0 repeats the statement that
Austria objects 20 Mr.. Kelley as Minister
from the United States.
AUSTRIA HAS NOT YET OBJECTED.
LONDON, June 26.-rhe StdRddrd'S vi
emma correspondent denies the report that
Austria has declined to receive Mr.. Kei-
ley as American Minister. He says that
President Cleveland has not asked
whether Mr.. Kelley would be acceptable
to the Austrian Government, but it is be-
lIeved that the President has reconsid-
cred the nomination unpr0mpted.
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TWO oHERoKEEs SWING.
Both Deny Their Guilt Until They Get
Face 20 Face with Death.

Both Deny Their Guilt Until They Get
Face 20 Face with Death.
FoRr SMITH, ARK, June 26.-James
Arcine and William Parchmeal, full
blooded Cherokee Indians, were hanged
here this afternoon for the murder of
Henry Feigel, an old Swode, 10 years ago.
On the trial both denied their guilt and
endeavored to saddle the crime on each
other. They were represented by differ
ont counsels. ArciBe denied having
knowledge Of the killing. Parchmeal
admitted being present, but said that he
was under durees and that Arcne did
the killing. Arclne made statement
yesterday denying the killing but implI-
eating another man. To-day when death
drew near he made full confession.
Parchmal admitted his guilt in few
words through an interpreter and said
that he was ready TO die. Both men died
without a struggle.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-27
TTataI prohibition Excitement.

ST. LOUIS, June 20.-Luther n. Bruce.
a leading druggist, shot and killed j. q.
Lentz, prominent merchant and Justice
OF the Peace, az Douglas, H., yesterday.
The affair grew out Of an attempt to sup
press the liquor traffic, Lentz being q
strong temperance man and Bruce an
active supporter Of the whisky cause.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-27
MeNlco,s Finances.

CITY OF MEXICO, June 25.--The recent
and unexpected decree funding the out
standing obligations against the govern
ment in a $4,000, 600 issue Of bonds has
had the effect ofmaking the money market
tighter than ever. The National Bank
on Tuesday stopped all discount business,
step that has been generally followed
by brokers. Exchange, both foreign and
domestic, has stiflened in price.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-27
Pain Dlea of-Fever.

CAIRO, June 26.--Lord Wolseley has re-
ceived a report that Olivier Pain has died
Of lever. The report has not been con-
hrmed at Paris. however. where moro
credence Is given 10 the recent report that
FL Mahdi had sent him to india and that ho
had arrived at Pondichery disguised az .
Catholic CLERGYMAN.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-27
RurcnERY IMMINENr.
FAILUREs IN BUSINESS.
A Total of 205 Reported to X. G. Dun s.
co. for the Past Week.

co. for the Past Week.
NEW YORK, June 26.-The business
failures occurring throughout tho coun-
try during the last week reported 10 tho
mercantile agency Of Il. G.. Dun & Co.
number tor the United States 1856 aud for
Canada %, total Of 205, against 929 last
week and 207 the week previous. The
failures are light and unimportnnt in the
various sections Of the country, and es-
pecially so in New York city.
WOMAN SAID TO HAVE ABscoNDEn
BosTON, June 26.-Mrs. Mary A. Da-
wilson, principal Of the NJ. Davidson
music store at Lynn, has failed, and IL is
said has abseonded. Her liabilities arc
said 20 be $40, 600, and her assets small.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-27
The Franco-Chlnese Peace.

LONDON, June 26.--M. WaddinQton,
the French Ambassador, has notified the
Marquis OF Salisbury that France, With
out waiting for ratification of the treaty
OF peace with China, which was signed
on June ., has issued orders 70 all the
French commanders TO raise the blockade
Of Chinese ports, and 70 cease searching
vessels on the high seas, aud that trade
may be resumed ON the same conditions
as before the war
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-27

NEW YORK. JHne 26.-JHdges Wallace,
Benedict and Brown sitting In banc in
the United States Circuit Court handed
down their decision this morning confirm
ing the decision OF the court below IN deny
ing James d. Fish, Of the late Marine
Bank, a new trial. A similar decision
was given in the case Of Boyd, the glass
importer. who was found guilty Of making
fraudulent customs entries.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-27
Emperor William Nor M.

EMS, June 26.--The rumors put In cir
culation regarding the sickness Of Em~
peror William Of Germany are prO-
n0unced 10 be utterly baseless. These
rumors, It is asserted, are started on sew
eral bOurses by speculators, with q view
Of affecting the prices OF shares. Emperor
William is not only not sick, but, instead.
he drinks the waters, takes baths, has long
drives, and transacts In addition his usual
H4taTraaa
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NEW ORLEANS, June 26.-A dispatch
rom Alexandria (I4a.) says. "A. A.
voodwin WAS tried yesterday by = jury
y hve, charged under not "a OF the Legis-
,alure Of 1894 with sending threatening
utter, convicted aud sentenced % six
n1ionths' 4 Imprisonment in the city prison.
a me q 800 with costs was also Imposed.
Hn appeal was taken 20 the supreme
Ioairti aud The prisoner was relepaed on
ehl. a petition 10 the Governor Tor hie
F'taon is being extensively signed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-27

MACON, GA, Juno 20.-Lgst night near
Gibson, IN GlasscOck county, Warren
Wilcher, % murderer and notorious out
law, went % bis wifo's house and shot
her IN the mouth, infllcting fatal wound.
Wilcher broke Jail month ago, and this
makee the second person he has shot since
that time. Citizens are searching the
woods for him.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-27

PAW PAW, Ills, June 20.-Young
Nettleton, who shot at the Charivari party
north Of this place Tuesday night. has
been removed to the county jail at Dixon
in consequence OF fears OF mob violence.
White, oneof the victims. died last night,
and hackman, another OF those wounded
in the Chariyari party, is Still Ia pre-
ooriOtfq couuitiOn.
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A Strike Ended.

WILKEsBAkRE, PA, Jun ~ ~ :
trouble between the striking Ile-s Hrd
Cope Bros, operators OF Beaver Neac
for the past three months, has lsi ttet
settled and all the old hands hslo scet
ed tho terms Of the company anl gulftt
their intention Of returning 10 wlff Az
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-27
A Manifesto 20 Frcnoh Electors.

PARIS, June 26.-At a meeting Of the
moderate Republican Senators and
Deputies to-day il was decided 10 Issue Il
manifesto 10 the electors framed IN terms
sufficiently precise to guide the electors
I'm voting. A diversion Of sentiment eX-
isied in the meeting In regard 20 the ques-
tiom Of the separation OF church and state.
the manifesto, and 10 will meet on Sum
day for that purpose. The sub-cOmmit-
ice Is composed Of Deputies Spullers
Eranc and DeYos.
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Nn.annla Pnnlo Endcd.

NASSAU. n. r., June 22.--rhe financial
crisis has SUBSTANTIALLY passed, the new
bank cashier having arrived by the iasst
steamer from London, and the puDlic
bank having resumed business Win
funds sent out lrom England by The Crown
agents for the colonies. lt - asoertained
about $4,000.
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HE MURDERED MS MISTRESS.
The Morning Passed win Laughing and
Joking IN His Cell.

HoPKTNsvILLE, KY, June 28.-Jordan
Taylor, colored, was hanged to-day at
1880 O'Clock, practically In public, as sew
eral thousand persons, mostly colorcd,
could see into the enclosure from sur
rounding hills. He was baptized In the
the river yesterday In the presence 0f
hundreds. He passed a restless night,
but laughed and jOked this morning. he
talked calmly on the ecahOld. He died IN
nine minutes after the trap was sprung.
He murdered his mistress last October.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-27

ST. LOUIS, June 20.-Twenty.two suits
were filed in the United States Circuit
Court to-day against the stockholders OF
the Texas and 81. Louis Railway, by the
Cleveland Rolling Mill Company, on a
Judgment obtained against the railroad
company I'm April, 1884, for Ss0,0QO.
similar suits Will be Instituted In New
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-27
death from yellow Fovcr at Tcwcs.

LEwEs, DEL, June 25.-Olaf Olsen Of
Arendal, Norway, a cabin boy from tho
bark Nat, from Clonfuegos for Philadel-
phia, died this afternoon at the hospital
from well defined yellow fever. The other
ease Of n sailor from the same bark is cOn-
vaiesclnR. The Board Of Health Of tho
town Of Lowos adopted stringent reBoiu-
tiOna this afternoon concerning communal
cation with TIE hospital employees aud all
persons connected with the Infected fo9.
AL
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CnIInrfnrs nr Cmsfnms.

WASHINGTON. June 25.-The President
appointed the following Collectors Of Gus
toms to-day:
Theophilus Moody Fayre for the district
Of Pearl river, Miss.
Joseph y. O'Brien for the district OF
Natchoz, Miss.
John Z. Grady for the district OF kpa-
lachicolQ. Fla.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-27

NEW ORLEANS, June 20.-Battery y.
Louisiana Field Artillery, Lieut.. II. h.
Thompson commanding, and Battery Is.
Washington Artillery, Capt. Eugene
May commanding, LEFT to-day for Phlla-
Hafrlttu
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Few Contceted Election Cases.

FeW Contested Election cases.
WAsuINGToN, June 26.-Ihe Clerk OF
lho House Of Representatives says that
from present indications there viii be
leWer contested election cases before the
next Congress than there have been before
any Congress for forty years. There Will
not be more than four, and probably not
more than three.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-27
ForetcIiing the Weather..

,. WASHINGTON, June 26.-- Gen. Hazen,
Otiei Signal Officer, has issued an order
extending 10 a day and half IN advance
loe weather Indications which now only
cover a day. The change Will gOQirto
ELECT July I,
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End nf Ia Itnnnmnl--- J

PORTLAND. ME., June 26.- hs llt.ft
Army Of The Republic encmpment is
gradually breaking up. Early this morn.
ing many posts started for home and there
WIS an almost continuous march Of bands
and Veterans toward the depot for several
I'm
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ROcHFLLF, FLA, June GA negro
named Ben Gamble was killed here
Wednesday night By a white man by the
name ~ R0untrce. Tho cause WAS an
attempt By The negro 20 commit rape 0n
Rounirao's i3-year-old daughter.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-27

ROME, Ca, june lj.-ir "a difficulty
this morning between two negro women
Oh Howard street, 1ne "a them cut the
other with 4 large knife in the face. The
wounds ere yery ugly, but not necessarily
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-27

MI. McGHEGOR. June 25.--Gen. Grant
continues % feel well and In good spirits.
he spent considerable timeto-day IN ridlRg
about the grounds in q large whee5N
gkair, drawn by Hsfrison, hrs faithfl
col0rad aficudt1t. "a
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-27

Mr. Francis Departure Postponed.
VIENNA, June 26.-Mr. Francis, the
United states Minister, has been in
structed 10 postpone his departure for
Amorfnn
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-27

A Minister Expelled for Cheatinrs
LONDON. June ~. 3 A. MA Bafl|n'
correspondent says that al. Coilado, lha|
Hfa1illanoNlnieiar ~ Italy, has been ox-'
pelild from Gro0la Delta Cuccia i0r
cheating nt cards.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-27

DUBLIN, June 26.-A meeting 10 pro-
nosed tO start a fund % meet the expenses
on the induction Of Rev. DR.. Walsh into
the Arohbishopric Of Dublin.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-27

LONDON, June 2g.--The Turkestan ca
sette says that Russian officers have Tor
some months been instructing the Bokha-
rian army IN the use OF Berdan rifles.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-27

d HonsE rnIEvNs HANGED.
The Citizens OF Indian Territory Carry
Thoir Work 20 the End.

Their Work 90 the End.
GAINESVILLE, june 26.--lnformation
has reached here Of another banging Of
horse thieves IN Indian Territory, they
being part Of the same gang With those
who were hanged about two weeks ago.
some officers from Burlington, with a
posse Of citizens and officers from Indian
Territory, determined 40 rid themselves ~
these horse thieves. whose drprcdntinue
had been greater and more daring during
this last spring aud summer than ever
before. The fhcite we're BY Wholesale,
aud the gang was murdefous and defiant
Ike the lee gang.
FIFTEEN uAN9Np.
Mlln three ll llnm wore nlnILaAln
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LONDON, June 2B.-A dispatch from
Yokohama SAYS that the American
steamer City of Toxic, from San Fran
cisco. which = ashore at the entrance TO
that harbor, Will probably prove a .otat
laaa
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-27

WASHINGTON. June 20.-The work OF
b.acing lightning rod on the roof OF the
ashington monument has been COM
pleted. IL Is thought that all danger 10
lle monument from lightning will now be
aYorted
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-27

10000 Francs for Courbet's Funeral.
PARIS, June 26.-rhe Senate today
unanimously approved the credit Of 10000
francs for a public funeral Of the late Adj
miral COurhet.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-27
For NInrllorlnr Annlhnr Nerro-

LITTLE Rock, Ark, June 26.--At Ma
rlanna, Lee county, to-day, Rufus Dor
itch (col0red) WAS hanged for numbering
another negro last winter.
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you BET rLL DIE RICHTV
A Black TennosseaD Goes Into Eternity
with a swaGger.


a Black TennosseaB Goes Into Eternity
with a swaGger.
MEMPHIS, June 2G.--JOhn McKeeyer.
oolored. who shot and killed William }.
Traluor. four miles south Of this city on
Dec. II last, was hanged at 1890 O'Clock
to-day within the enclosure OF the county
jail. The condemned man attempted to
commit suicide at midnight last night by
cutting the arteries OF bis arms and legs
with a rough piece OF tin. SNAPPED like n
knife, which be made out Oi tin snun
box. When found by the night turnkey
AZ O'Clock this morning he was uncOn-
ciOus from loss Of blood. Medical aid was
summoned and he soon rallied.
SPIRITUAL SUPPORT.
Father William Walsh, Of 81. Brldgcts
Catholic Church, and Father j. n. Wood,
n Catholic priest from Water Valley,
Miss, attended him on the soah0ld.
When asked by Sheriff Cannon u ho had
anything 70 say, he replied "Yes; ! am
no murderer" Seeing his attorney among
those present 10 Witness the execution,
he called 10 him, saying "GOod-by, Mr.
Moss; you bet your life am going 20 die
right"
These were his last words, and i've sec
Ouds afterwards the trap was sprung.
Mrs. TrainOr, the widow 0f the murdered
man. occupied a seat on the acnnOld, and
witnessed her husbands assassin take
his lean Into eternity.