priests declined to receive the corpse and it was taken
in charge by prison officials,"
NEW YORK TIMES, Bec, 4, 1852.
"Philadelphia, Feb. 11.-Two men have been arre-
J 3
sted this morning, and identified as the 2 Hun-
b
carians refugess against wot een as ae si De
murderers of younge.Lehman, the rel
dler. They were living ini 5 SIA: near the
Souphuorev cans lj iandwealthough (they had) Tus ed ¢
a month's rent in advance, were in the act of.
moving away when arrasted by the ee
REGISTER, Raleigh, NC, 2-18-1852 (3-2
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See SKUPINSKI, Matthias
priests declined to receive the corpse and it was taken
in charge by prison officials,"
arre-
NEW YORK TIMES, Bec. , 1852.
Feb. 11.-Two men have been
as the 2 Hun-
and identified
inst whom suspicion strongly
of young.Lehman, the ped-
in 9 house near the
hough they had just
were in the act of
ficers."
"Philadelphia,
morning,
fugess
the m
sted
ariar
rests
dler. hey
Southwork canal,
a month's rent in day cae
moving away when arrested by the offi
Raleigh, NC, 2-18-1852 (3-2
paid
rides)
wer
Na
REGISTER,
SKUPINSKI, Matthias
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priests shay to receive the corpse and it was taken
harge by prison officials.”
New YORK TIMES, Becs hy 1852,
"Philadelphia, Feb, 11,-Two men have been arre-
» and ide 4 th
egainst whom suspicion stronely
SKUPINSEI, Blaise
Executed 12-3-1852, Philadelphia; with brother Matthias
executed for the murder of Jacob Lehman, a "jewelry boy
of Richmond™; see item on Matthias Skupinski for story;
executed by a masked executioner with some 200 witnesses;
PUBLIC LEDGER, 12-3 warrant issued 9-173; also 10-27.
SCAFFOLD AND CHAIR by Teeters. Part IIe ‘age 138
f <
ecedied hard, Owing to phe slipping of theknot of the
noose too far in front of his neck, in his fall, the rope
did not draw tightly enough, and his death struggles, for
two or three minutes, were violent, and painful to witness
All signs of life, however, disappeared in about six min-
tues and body was cut down after thirty minutes, The
SKUPINSKI, Blaise
Executed 12-3-1852, Philadelphia; with brother Matthias
executed for the murder of Jacob Lehman, a "jewelry boy
of Richmond™; see item on Matthias Skupinski for story;
executed by a masked executioner with some 200 witnesses;
PUBLIC LEDGER, 12-3 warrant issued 9-173 also 10-27.
SCAFFOLD AND CHAIR by Teeters. Part II. ‘age 138
Neeedied hard. Owing to phe slipping of theknot of the HB
noose too far in front of his neck, in his fall, the rope
did not draw tightly enough, and his death struggles, for
two or three minutes, were violent, and painful to witness
All signs of life, however, disappeared in about six min-
tues and body was cut down after thirty minutes, The
SKUPINSEI, Blaise
Executed 12-3-1852, Philadelphia; with brother Matthias
executed for the murder of Jacob Lehman, a "jewelry boy
of Richmond"; see item on Matthias Skupinski for story;
executed by a masked executioner with some 200 witnesses;
PUBLIC LEDGER, 12-h; warrant issued 9-17; also 10-27.
SCAFFOLD AND CHAIR by Teeters. Part II, Page 138
seeded hard, owing to phe slipping of theknot of the
noose too far in front of his neck, in his fall, the rope
did not draw tightly enough, and his death struggles, for
two or three minutes, were violent, and painful to witness.
AlL signs of life, however, disappeared in about six mine
tues and body was cut down after thirty minutes, The
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