Hangman's Day

Tha gallows did exoelterft woik on Friday. Throo murderers soffered tho penalty of tbeir oriuies. Mjroa "JJaell of Coopoistowii, N. Y., a youthful decperado of 21, Biipiqftched the residence of Catherine Kicliards a p-ii I of 14, anticed hur outsido, and uilvr oufriiging mnidcrcd ttèt, Ilöping to coiceal his crime he her body into a yard in vvhicb wcre fi buil and other cattlo, in oider that it migljt sei 1.1 as though sho had been gored to death. Conviotion serured on circniiistantial evidenot-, he made a ful! confession. Ctmrles firewsánd Süohler worobired to kill Joseph Eaber of noar Lebanonj Pii., fojgf 15,000. A tris ia föt inyosting in lifo iiisuraiice policiüs irevailedin this ,regiou. ï'onr uien ontcrod into copar{nership and insured Kabur's lifo for 000, and to secure this nioney set out to get him out of the way. The copartners yet untried, Drews and Stichler desired to livo only to see what punishment their employers recoived. Julius Tootel run lip a whisky bill at Joseph A. Breuner's saloon in Oenition, Texas, which upon presen tution he re fuiod to pay. Toetel vas thcreupon ordered to leave the house and never enter it agan. He afterward went into the saloon, and, rot'using to leave as that evoniug ho ruturned and stabbed Breuuer. All of these condenjined men, having expressed penitence, expected to go into the eternity of blissbeyond. It is possible they may be assooiatud with those without a stain upon a long life. Who believes they should - iudeed, will.