The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-18

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Good Cigars. p 10
Cash orders only les , per cent Solicited
Respectfully.
Cook & BEERIrs.
Somerset, Pa. June IL. 1856.
An asrrulurai exchange 5ves the follow
ing adyioe 20 farmers Examine your new
is dln>hel wheat from time 10 time To see
atsno heated. and ii you md II - run
Though d ~faunins-min TO air and e,ol il.
"ii may be- spread upon the barn floor and
'i'veied over occasionally. A very goood
Way 60 ind ON whether wheat that i put IN
oiH, :, heating j. to have a stick like a fork
handle sticking in the pile % wheat a. far
down as the pile j. deep, and occasionally
pulling it up and feeling with the hand. BY
This means any evidence of lis heating will
lee shown BY the stick
tNIoNrowN. August l2-Michael Metz.
ihe Italian who murdered Cassidente last
September was hanged At , p. NJ to-day. The
hanging waS witnessed by ~ people. in
Guiding the sherifs Of WeS,moreland. Greene
and >nmer~f counties. over 1909 people
li made applications for tickets Of admis-
SON.
Do slept very little last night. Al half
past 81 clock the sheriff and his family
VISITED him ina HE cell and babe him good
bye Tie broke down and cried ike a child.
Tie -.Ig Ul 3 O'Clock. and then walked
an'und As cell for a few minutes He again
"rhi 90 sleep and rose at halfpast g o'clock
after eating his breakfast he gave himself up
F" violent weeping for awhile. but rallied
Alalh and became cheerful under the coun-
seis oi hs religious advisers. Fathers Her
man and kittell. He also made confession
10 Father kittell. received abSolution and
i~l'o6 Of communion. He willed hi Ital-
Ll n1l~ IN the Appearing mountains 10 his
1'usn Auionia Coplali, who Is in New
lork Az 2o'ciock he was he'd. trembling
" every nerve.io the scaffold. A. the cap
As plae-d over.his head the tear cuursed
down his face. He claimed To the last tina;
DEE VAS not guilty.
The crime for which Metz suffered the ex-
IRENE penaity Was committed under the
iiln~lng circumstances He and CASH
oeiiie worked together "a the Baltimore a
ONO kailroai, between Fairmon, and Nor
Hai7Wn- W Va Cassidente had saved
enough money 10 make him rich iH his ma
o'' ilice, and in September last drew sever
=" l1ndnd doIlans from the bank and started
'r Italy. walking 70 TBiontown TO take the
eH Metz went with him. and returned.
SAYING he had seen his friend of ON the car.
1' iad been ioo poor 10 marry the girl he
'''ed heiore- but suddenly began 10 make
lf pn~ents u iewely and dresssS. and the
wedding day was fixed Two DAYS later Cas-
''ienies bsiy was found in a sassr-camp
.'Ai the VniUniaNn rad. riddi.4i with bull
"'-noi@ Suspicion pointed % Metz and he
~as arn~ted. Rirls known 10 have been
'-'Ndenies were found on him. and the
''aih Of cinrumstantial evidence set ~
Nioas'y against him that he was convicted
on March lIth last.
A'1z ~ns aisoui ~ years Of age. ; feet 5
,u'''H tail and of~irong and compact frame.
"' 'Ainc 10 tAis country about three years
ago inom Fissnza, province Of the same
', 10 the state IF Venice, Italy. One
e''H'ns iast seek be dressed himself as a
H-A.
e'@h' aud acted the drunken man TO the
delight ofhis f~eIlow-convicts. He sent
10 the Disiid Attorney and his own
Offering them parts Of his body to
al II tins way showing his hatred.