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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-08-19

NEW YORK is to be political storm
center for time. BOurke Cochran,
who once accepted seat in congress
as democrat, is, in consideration of
$25 900, to "reply" to Mr.. Bryan's
speech, and ex-President Harrison is on
the slate for a speech on Thursday
night of this week. The possibilities
are that General Harfison's speech will
be regarded as outlining the republic
can policy in this campaign with hard
ly less authority than McKinley's let
ter of acceptance.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-08-19

THIS is protracted meeting tine
throughout this section, and all of our
exchanges tell of successful revivals.
During these times of political turmoil
the faithful ministers keep at their
work, telling of the great duty Of man,
OF things not written on statutes but
of the things that make men and ma
tions great,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-08-19

1t doesn't matter much whether sick
headache, biliousness and constipation
are caused by neglect or by unavoidable
circumstances; DeWitt's Little Early
Risels will speedily cure them all
SALE DAVIS DRUG Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-08-19

THE Macon Telegraph Is endeavor-
ing to read those good people who ia
vor prohibition out of the democratic
party. The Telegraph is treading on
dangerous ground. 1t is letting its
zeal run away with it's Judgment, and
is hurting the party.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-08-19

WE hasten to con graduate the Cuth-
bert Leader. 1t actually published an
idea last week. 1t drew on the Eufaula
Times for it, it is true, but that does
not make the improvement less mark
ed or gratifying.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-08-19

SOME of the political speakers seem
to think that poverty is a virtue and
wealth is crime. This abuse of all
men who have accumulated property is
the rankest rot. A man may accumu-
late competency, may by industry,
frugaity and economy grow wealthy
and yet be true man. AS the discus
ss;;6ns proceed let's mix a little COM
mon sense and fairness IN them.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-08-19

THE speech Hon. w. j. Bryan de-
livered at the notification meeting
proclaims the democratic nominee "
statesman as we'll as an orator. He
dealt with the situation, with the is
sues Of the day, in the measured words
OF the statesman delivered with all the
force of an orator.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-08-19

Hon. w. c. KENDRIcK, accompanied
by DR.. Ed Lasseter, dropped in at
democratic headquarters in Atl":.nta
the other day and left word tbat the
majority IN Ie%%reIl would be 700,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-08-19

When you are hungry or thirsty call
a. Hickey's.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-08-19

Hon. THOMAS r. COBB, of Atlanta,
member of the democratic campaign
committee of Georgia and a lieutenant
colonel on the staff of Governor At
kinson, in speech in New York Fri
day night declared his allegiance to
Bryan and Watson. His speech was
delivered with all the fervor and elo-
quence for which the gifted young
orator is noted, and that it had full eff
feet is evidenced by the fact that his
hearers Immediately resolved them
selves into Bryan and Watson club.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-08-19

THE Buena Vista Patriot is moved
to remark that Dawson is a prosper
Gus town. The Patriot hits the BULBS
eye.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-08-19
NEWS AND VIEWS.

The Rome IN. " Sentinel reports
that foreigner who is visiting in this
country would like to know "why the
republican party wants gold standard
currency in order to trade with other
countries, and yet wants high tariff to
shut out trade with other countries. And
why it is the democratic party
wants a low tariff to increase trade
with other countries, and yet wants a
silver standard of currency regard
less of trade with other coun-
tries" An exchange demands that
these stupid foreigners with their silly
questions be suppressed.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-08-19

A new kind of boil! worm was reported
sometime since as having made its ap-
pearance ia several sections Of Alabama,
and now complaints are made of its raw
ages. After eating out the b0lls they
eat the leaves and limbs. Isn't this the
worm that played such haYoc with the
cotton crops eighteen Or twenty years
ago?
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-08-19

MAJOR j FETCH HANSON is making
speeches in north Georgia and earning
the cabinet position that will come
south in the event of McKinley's cleo
ton.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-08-19

A white tramp outraged a woman and
then murdered her in Franklin ysrIsn.
La, last Wednesday. Bloodhounds
were put on his trail and he was soon
overhauled and caught. He confessed
to the crime, when the mob tied him to
a tree, shot him to death and then burn
ed the body In criues-of this sort the
noioT Of the criminal doesn't cut niue b
figure.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-08-19

1t is reported that Secretary Hoke
Smith sent his resignation to the presi-
dent some days ago, and that the presi-
dent has declined to accept it. How
much truth there is in the story it is
impossible to say. Another story is
current to the effect that Secretary
Smith has sat his last time in the cabi-
net council; that he insists upon the &C
ceptance of his resignation. That must
also be taken with pinch OF salt. The
fact is, the Smith resignation Tumor is
chestnut.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-08-19

Women will vote for presidential
electors in three states this year, These
states are Wyoming, Colorado and
Utah,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-08-19

THE deadlock has been broken, and
Bob Berner will represent Macon's
bibacious citizens in the senate
after all. Bibb's delegation went
home and asked for a vote of conf
dence, but got instead instructions to
return to the convention and vote for
Monroe's choice. The Bibb senator
makers are not happy, we know. How
could they be with this indirect CEN
sure of unappreciative people and the
prospects of vote by Berner to throw
restrictions about the freedom of their
drains?
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-08-19
GREGGs' APPOINTMENTS,

Tuesday, Sept. 1st., cambridge, lo
o'clock a. IN. -,
10 O'Clock a. IN. 20
o'clock a. IN.
Saturday, Sept. 9Th, Donaldsonville,
10 O'Clock a. m.
Monday, Sept. 18th, Arlington, 10
o'clock a. m,
Tuesday, Sept. 8th, Colquitt, 10
o'clock a. m.
Wednesday, Sept. 9th, Cedar
Springs, 10 O'Clock a. m.
Thursday, Sept. 10th, Milford, 10
O'Clock a. m.
Thursday, Sept. 10th, Leary, $3.50
o'clock p. m.
Monday Sept. 14th, Georgetown,
noon recess of court.
Tuesday, Sept. 18th, Shellman, 1890
O'Clock p. M.
wednesday, Sept. 10th, Dawson, 10
O'Clock a. IN.
Thursday, Sept. 18th, Albany, 10
O'Clock a. m.
Friday, Sept. 18th, Warwick, 10
O'Clock a. m.
Saturday, Sept. 10Th, Doles, 10
O'Clock a. IN.
Monday, Sept. 21st, Nashville, 10
O'Clock a. m.
Wednesday, Sept. 23rd, Fort Gaines,
noon recess Of court.
Friday, Sept. 25th, Ty Ty, 10 O'Clock
Friday, Sept. 25th, Sumner, q
O'Clock p. m.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-08-19

He is a mighty poor democrat who
stands around with his hands in his
pockets and prophesies defeat for his
party.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-08-19

A TERRIBLE connection is now being
raised around the political pie
counter
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-08-19
GETTING READY TO CAMPAIGN.

Hon. j. M. Griggs, the democratic
nominee for congress from the second
district, is now resting from the ardu-
Gus campaign he has just gone through,
and will not make any political speech
es this month.
He will begin vigorous campaign
two weeks from now, however, and
elsewhere THE News publishes
his list of appointments. His open
ing speech will be at cambridge, De-
catur county, on Tuesday, September
LIST, and from then until the election
the principles of democracy will be
aggressively proclaimed by him on the
stump.
Judge Griggs will visit every county
in the district, and talk to the people
on the issues now confronting them.
THE cambridge Democrat seems to
desire a test Of lung power in this dis
trict. 1t says:
"And so Mr.. Sibley, we infer, will
have things his own Way-so lar as
lint sputes' are concerned with Mr..
Griggs. However, some other gentle
man may feel himself called upon to
meet the apostle of populism."
The Democrat may calm its fears and
possess its soul in patience. The es-
teemed apostle of populism will be
looked after at the proper time and in
the proper way. In the meantime, if
the "other gentleman" is uncomfort-
ably full of eloquence and desires to
put it on tap he may hunt up the
populistic apostle and proceed to re-
ieve himself,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-07

sion and hnvB none e. make, aud any
statements 90 the contrary ATE iulfr.
IuAuis n. IuEuE
Lwuuc,1,d.1
DASIrL DuSSE
FEARED srLr DESTRUCTION.
Duung Tue whole of tue nlrht and
carly morning hours the Bhtfiti and
blh iufyu mAuialuuI the utrioicst plssi.
bio watch over the prisoner. They
nnd what they considered tho best OF
tUaHlus for duiuu 20, There had been
rumUfs OF stli.drstiuuu0u floating lu
aud nbcut the Iall aud upDu
the streets. Quo mHu went about
openly uilrfiug 20 bot 1000 that
tho execution would never take
plsCr. 10 was thought by some N the
.ilicrfs that thls wagering conclusion
was based upon tho uuderlakoT's all.
davlls, tho force ut which Governor
Wells refused e. recognize. Olhefh Of
the deputies ffuVoctpd that some dead.
~ poison, such as pIuaslc acid, might
have been smugglrd Into his possrr-
sion by s0uie ono OF tho many
ffiouts vino hat visited him
the last fow days. 10 guard
against the almost certain result
uf such preceding ciligent search
into every nook and corner OF the cell
was maze tut without finding any.
thing that w0ulI warrant the aus.
plciOu Indicated.
PASSED 4 RESTLESS NIGHT.
Thicdo passri restless and sleep.
lees night. lie arose frequently aud
paced ms cell A. O'Clock he
made tomtoraty toilet aud an
hour later called Tor Gun OF
coffee but declined 10 cat any break.
fast. The fipt ruIrnn 10 visit him this
morning was Mfs, koenan, the Chris
liAn Science advocate who adopted hia
little daughter Annie, ana VINO has
latloTly na1 moro iluuucn over him
than any or all uihys urHunp. sheriff
Hardy was moro than willing 60 per.
NIT the lady 10 Olug tuch consolation
70 tho prisoner o. clio might impnri
aud 90 he might DO willing 10 accept,
Her presence ana much towards calm.
log hla agitnl0d mind.
THE DEATH WARRANT REAp.
Promptly At $3.50 Sheriff Hardy en-.
tered Thiade'i cell and read tho death
warrant TO him in the presence oi the
death watches, Dawey and Joe DAviF.
Daniel Dunno anu jgilOr johnson.
Ihiode was ylsiblY effected through,
out aud the sheriff hastenei thTau d
his UNPLEASANT task o. rapidly a. p1Fsl.
BILE. Tue death warrant Il as fol- W.!
In the Third Judicial District Court Of
the state Of Utah tor the county OF
X 10 Lake.
Tie state Of Utah
We
Clhy. Ihiode,
In pursuance Of tho remitlilur Of
| tho Supreme Court NJ tho StaloOt Utah,
died herein on the Oh day Of June,
1880, by which II appears that thu
] judgment and sentence VI the Third
/ Judicial district court FOR the Territory
| nj Utah, therein entered November %,
| 1894, 90 follow; ct Ia the Judgment
nf this court, that you, ChaH
Thiede, bn taken .,om honct
TO some place NJ confinement
until Tuesday, tho ls,h day OF Dec,
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by the weight, but seemed IL raiso {.
tho proper height, very smoothly,
Tuotu was nota tremor OF the body
Tor almost minute, Int Of Intervals
ulI about 1913 there was evidence OF
NO maniitsloi In the drawing up Of
the knees eighty.
AtlOiB the straps were removed
but the body was not taken down bo'
cause the pulJo was very strong aud
continued ~ until NJ 1854 tho ply.
stefan pronounced him dead.
There were prtTgnI hiiy.thtec pof'
sons, including Ehcriil Hardy, Doctors
Wright anu Bowers aud Chief ifail
with twelve oficcfr.
TAKEN pOwN.
Tho body was taken duwu at o min.
utea 10 II and taken charge OF by
Undertaken Joseph W. Taylor WHO
piHcrd 10 ins oasgot aud removed u 10
hlB establishment
rhlodO weighed 2g5 pounds anu the
fact that the execution was 10 success.
iul Was duu TO tho precautions taken
~ Tie shurIn.
PROCLAMATION OF INNOCENCE,
A. soon o. tho puyaicians had pro-
Luurrud tho mau dead County A..
gofuty MMttomuru tore open nu
envelope, which Vhitdo HANDED him
u few miuutts before; the ouvClupg
contained tho pFisonprs PROCLAMATION
ui inu0uou CO. Hu read II ia u clear,
strong voice. Twas as iollowt;
Toto public and to all whom 1t may
concern;
|, Charles Thiede, tried and con.
vl0lul VI muriuring my wlir,hava only
q fpw houta uu this earth anu soon got
10 part ifum u; a. ! um cOndumued TO
do 90 tho paIi0wu THIS morning viii
state iOg tho last limo Ia my uyiug
hour, that am iun0cent Of the uflno
OF which / have 10 do Tor (gnd know
not tuu least thiug auIu. ~ tho state
meat Wan Mcqueen nui Juhu Mont
umtTy made ON thu witness stand
ihhI lad suid 10 them l had murdered
my VIE IN absolutely inlso anu thriI
own Coz science Will tell tltm 10 Co
long 90 tncy hyc),r
have prayed ~ our Heavenly Father
70 lulalNu INNlu anu hAA ANNHt NNN
have WIongoi them. 1 knuNl | shall
i've ON, tuvy have IakUn my body uul
they cannot take my Houl,aud therefore
1 viii bling tho guilty man 10 iustcu),
1 hOpu am pray uufu more 10 our Lord
Ihnt | may be tnu nTst and the last
| Victim Wnl has 20 Die ON tho ghll"Wt
IA our new and glorious State Of Utnl
| on purely ClTcumHlnutlal evidence
| Written jhis d day Of August In the
snr u our Lord, 1896, nj a, N.
A LATIN PRAYER
Appended 10 tho Proclamation on To,
margin in h.rlulal lluCs was the tul
lowing prayer wilton In Latin by
Thiude himsol
600 domino dous sporAn8 Ia o.
/ % caro- M losul nunc libem mo,
| la dura calonn Ia misnrn pnnnn,
lluguldo dosiiero gomondo 20 OF gonl
| -uuCtUndo
Adore, imploro, ut liboros mol'
CHARLIE InILpE.
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umntr. ls9i, aud between THO hourr cf
lu .'5i.tE iu the forenoon AMI O'Clock
iu Ito afternoon Of said named day,
la t.uyard OF the iail, or plnc, where
ytu QUO confined, OF iu some Other
private place iu thH judicial district
sou lH hanged tr the neck until you
nfr dead, 90 uultmud md this cause
famlH.vI back 90 this court with
JiIu lions 60 proceed Ia faid Rl1G uc.
cHIuiU. 90 law 90 carry into 81 H. iht
Judgment % saiI District c0uI. % tAr
lCril.Ty Of Utah.
Ans, whereas. this court made 0n
criterion tho GHn ray OF June, 1895,
rururlftI ratI fJmmitiiuug NAiis
this uHy ns the ruu I1t the hyIur DO
ufy Iur tHu CARRYING into execution tho
iu1fm. OBJ iifmgt, pnd THE duiru..
.uf. tuH..yf Iuinie, with biz clu och,
Is. 81. Chrrty. being present. and also
G.. %. WI tum1fr, county attorney .Hg
+nt IrkU county, uu behalf 10 i'U
State, tho cluI Ok Friday, tNl 7H
Uuy no hu usI uJs .,Hci EtHn the hluIi
of 90 O'clock il $40 forenoon uuI .
.'Ilck "a tic afternoon OF taii
Isl named dny na the iimu Tor
r.sfgiur iuto execution The Judgment
alI taUiyYcU agaiusi saiI dsicuuant o.
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"yhafiss Thieic, have lyou anytuin
o. nyg"
Win quivsting lips ana tremoin
voice fhlugo s.il3
81 diI not Eill my wife. For tbs lss!
timcon this earth pronounce my
innocence"
TINE uEAIu CAR
The black clmuuo death cap wfs
rut over tho toomsi mau's head by
Shunl 5tcel,nt iu.in.
Tur NoosE ABDUCTED,
A,lOIni Deputy Sheriff Gbbi ad.
iu,lcJ thc fatal moose ufeuni III udts
neck anu stepped h1cE.
INN uHUr.
itwan lrri lO.il when Sheriff Hardy
rave the f'gnoi and s.m1 persou hid.
ten behind the canvas ruiiCI the
lever and Thlodo swung iu the
air with his toes about two
feet from tho platform urou VII cn
he had stood. CONTRARY 10 expectation
the body was no! i5Ik,l up very hgn
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l'ose that hung limp ana loose from
The gslIows under which he walEed.
II was thon ho stepped ON to u
hlne'inch improvised platform, threw
back his head, drew long breath
anl declared his iunscenco
Tor tho last time ~ tho cline for
which no was about to hwiug. A
moment more and the mechanical pnIt
OF tho execution was over and no was
10 The thfOes OF death. Fourteen min
u'es elapsed rom the time Of the fatal
l'op unIil Dr. Wright, the county
phy'loiau, and DR.. Bower, who each
Neli wrist Of tho dylus man In their
hlnifi pr0nounooi him dead.
ltwaa believed that the terrible jerk
Into the mir OF the body by the 426
.ound weight would have broken
IhisltI neck but It did NOT
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proprso to make a. expeditions anu
,hrc.unl Without unnecttsary scenes
ofherror, and he kept his word to the
letter
FROM CELL 10 GALLONS.
Thicds was takon from his cell at
1850 ana walked uown into the base,
muul, where the straps were fastened
on hla Wrists AMI bis arms pinlonei 10
hIs sidcs. Ho walked to tue ecan,ld
unassuled aad stood erect under tho
moose. HIS face, which was turngd 10
the wcst was very pale but no was
generally very C llCo,od In his sections
aud gave tho lilicsri no trouble what
even STRAPS were Fastened TO HE
ankles, knees AMI thigha
MS uyINu sTATgMENr
Sheriff HarJy stepped up and asEed'
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affirmed ant tho warrant u death IL
accordingly ordered Go be- iziu,d.
CuDES HiLEs,
Affect District Judge.
G.. 4. STANTON,
Cltk Il C8uH.
fSrALl
wAiIiIASr OF pEAIu-1uRDrIl
la the Third judicial District Court O,
TIC State ui u,ah, fyr tho County
OF Salt Lake.
9'A'' o. q. O'An' Warrant Of Death,
Charles Thlode. Aiurltr
Tue State Of uIan sends greeting;
To the sheriff o. Salt Lake County:
whereas On the twenty.toutth day
OF September a, d., Upo thousand
eight hundred AMI hiutty.touF, the
dsiendani, Charles rhisdc, was indict.
cd by thn grand Jury OF the digtfict
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HANGED AT l0.4lh,M

90 % and for time he con.
ruuUi 20 breathe regularly uui
hia uis1 10 beat uormily. Then by
degrees ito CvidouCc8 o lie became
Ice and loto dlatilol, until tho luni
spnik had nui. An examination
showed TINT death wac quo 10 u.iau.u.
'ntiun 10 was certain, tsid tho yoc,oti
that INCONSISTENCIES camu iiu.auily
with tho drop OF tho weight anu that
the vio.'m VI the Moose experienced nc
laln whatever.
Rev. Gilman Of tho Mc'h.d'ai
a urch, who Tor come dime rasI wah
.au uutJcfoiis sUfiiu1l adviser witt
r.rcl tho execution, thCuEh he
,.il0fmod 10 fit or offered nv public
mayer bis Luhnlf. Such mi .rira'
lions as he bas.ov wsf5 given iu the
coil during the morning hauru aw'y
from tho Wow OF the curious crowd.
II b. stated that rhlCso found more
ecm'oft iu tho vol. Of advice rud
c.usolallon TINT v'to given him by
thg Christian scluu,ifts, number q
, whom srcnt roodly portion Of
la7t night with him.
ThlcIo atc NO bfcak'n.t Fiat cur
% li,ua tuon % gla.a Of milk with
q quantity Of liquor continued the
only sumulania rivcn TO him. He
Toe, U,tli lime IA maGias ptclgr'u'ns
ut bic fate. 90 Of tho hui
usko ho performed was the ucunins OF
document in which hu n'stri'u
Ia strong language tunt hu was guilt.
le,a OF the terrible onousc that had
brought him under the shadow o'
death. Immediately ON iiu completion
boo tskrI sheriff Hardy 10 grant him
% tcslliu OF thirty m,uutcF. Il, wac
the fhotli'a expressed iHtsutilu % IVf.
! form the execution Immediately after %
| O'Clock as he waF opposed to any delay.
| lut ~ the request msao by tho doomed
man was the last be could accodc 10 uc
readily yielded. During that Iori1l
rhlcdu peuuld statement IA which
ho p1siuysiy denied that lac had at
any tmo or to any prfuon ever com
icsscd that no was guilty.
Tho place 10 which the execution
occurred was o. board affair 1884 feet
10 area ami 10 feet high. iAt the time
ui the fatal drop II contained a little
more than halt q hundred ptrion', NIL
men. They were composed OF shouil''
police, attorneys, physicians and rep
fesonlativei Of tho daily ncwsphpofs,
The crowd on tho outside was =
motley aud morbid one numbering
tn0uJnnis. Men aud hoys, women nnd
| clilIton, old AMI young aligned Them
selves On tie nth and west Hilcu Of
tho liocl, upon which the hanging oo.
CURED and were only kept II m clam
byflug over tie iencua and rushing on
tho premises By delegations VI deputy
sherila aud police. Every shade irJe,
tnTn nud building IN the Vicinity a..
i0Tdgd Lodging place near their tops
Tor climbing youngsters who vaiuly
hoped that by rUaulu Of iholr C.m'
mandlns positions they would be able
to peer down into tho board ana can.
vas walled death lFnp.
Itshould be taid 10 the credit Of
sheriff Hardy that the execution was
very quietly ana successfully carried
out Every statement regarding II
that no had coun iontiully given 90 the
representatives Of the pro6s the last few
dogs was fully realized. He said h,
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and biz F,ep steady, though his voice
'aiered when he proclaimed his inn5-
Crncr,
10 was 1880 when ho Ascendol the
stone steps leading from tho basement
Of The jail into the alliluinoul en-.
closure IN which ho was to yield up
BIZ Tie. Sheriff Hardy Tod tho way
While deputies surrounded tho prisoner
oneyety side ThiJde'i eyes 0parkls1
and no did biz utmost 10 look
cheerful There were the fsintssl
Indications Of smile a. he
glanced at tho crowd about hlm
but tho muscles Of hls face relaxed and
eyory Sign Of approaching cheer gave
way toan expr0,sion OF grave coucern
the instant his eye detected the fatal
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court Tor the THIRD judicial uirtrlct
u Utah Territory 0f tho crime Of
murder ia the met degree. aud whore,
ER, tho sail uCfrutnut Charles Thirds,
was tried by tho Jury " said c0ur, ;
tho manner Ir v.lCd by law,
It tho September turm 1894 Of Hsii
court, Rud a verdict Of guilty
OF murder ia the lut dcgtob .uu1d
anu declared against tho defendant by
H1ii Jury on the twgnty.iin, day "
October, A, ID. OuU thousand eight
HUNDRED and nluely-nuG
Aud whereas, said court havlug on
the second day Of November, 1894,
fixed AM appointed tho nuh
DAY ~ NovombaL a. ID. 1891,
W the Iimv tyr new Trial