MOBILE DAILY ADVERTISER, Mobile, Ala,, 2=lj-1855 (2=3)
MOBILE DAILY ADVERTISER, Mobile, Ala,, 2-l-1855 (2-3)
SORKSHERT — Louisiana = not
YOUNG (or JUNG), William written up.
Hanged, New Orleans, La,, on Feb, 2, 1855,
"William Young, or Jung, the German murderer, who was to
have been hung on Friday next (Feb. 2, 1855) for the mr-
der of a little orphan boy, Christian Rhem, by ill treat-
ment of a most horrible kind, and since his sentence has
astonished the world by his wonderful powers for eat ing
bread and meat and drinking coffee, last night, about
9 @' clock, cut his throat from ear to ear with a penknife
and, at the time we went to press, was dying. (Quoting
the New Orleans Delta of 1=31-1855)" MOBILE DAILY ADVER-
TISER, Mobile, Ala., Febe 2, 1855 (2=2); "Yung, the mur-
derer of a chifid in New Orleans who, since his convic-
tion, endeavored to committ suicide, suffered the ex-
treme penalty of the law on Friday (Feb, 2, 1855) wae,
ing. He charged the deed to the account of alcohol..."
WORKSHEET -— Louisiana - not
YOUNG (or JUNG), William written up.
Hanged, New Orleans, La,, on Feb, 2, 1855.
"William Young, or Jung, the German murderer, who was to
have been hung on Friday next (Feb. 2, 1855) for the mr-
der of a little orphan boy, Christian Rhem, by ill treat=
ment of a most horrible kind, and since his sentence has
astonished the world by his wonderful powers for eating
bread and meat and drinking coffee, last night, about
9 @' clock, cut his throat from ear to ear with a penknife
and, at the time we went to press, was dying. (Quoting
the New Orleans Delta of 1=31-1855) MOBILE DAILY ADVER-
TISER, Mobile, Ala. Feb. 2, 1855 (2-2); "Yung, the mur-
Gerer of a chilld in New Orleans who, since his convic-
tion, endeavored to committ suicide, suffered the ex-
treme penalty of the law on Friday (Feb. 2, 1855) morn- A
ing. He charged the deed to the account of alcohol..."
WORKSHEET - Louisiana - not
YOUNG (or JUNG), William written up.
Hanged, New Orleans, La,, on Feb, 2, 1855
"william Young, or Jung, the German murderer, who was to
have been hung on Friday next
(Feb. 2, 1855) for the mr=
der of a little orphan boy, Christian Rhen, by ill treat=
ment of a most horrible kind, and since his sentence has
astonished the world by his wonderful powers for eating
bread and meat and drinking coffee, last night, about
9 d'clock, cut his throat from ear to ear with’a penknife
and, at the time we went to press, was dying. (Quoting
the New Orleans Delta of 1-31-1855)" MOBILE DAILY ADVER=
TISER, Mobile, Ala., Feb. 2, 1855 (2-2); "Yung, the mur-
derer of a chifid in New Orleans who, since his convic=-
tion, endeavored to committ suicide, suffered the ex-
treme penalty of the law on Friday (Feb. 2, 1855) morn= lh
ing. He charged the deed to the account of alcohol... "|
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