PAID THE PENALTY.
Michaeli Mezzi Executed at
Uniontown.
Convicted of Murder Upon Circum
stantial Evidence —"Mo Hang
for Nothing" the Last
Words Spoken.
UNIONTOWN, Pa., Aug. 12.—Mich
aeli Mezzi alias Michael Metz, the con
demned murderer of llocco Cassidenti,
on September 20,1555, was hanged in
the jail yard at this place shortly atter
2 o'clock this afternoon. The execu
tion was witnessed by 150 people. Metz
spent the hours after 12 o'clock in close
communion with his Maker. Just af
ter the doomed man with Rev-
Fathers Kettell and Yet man walked to
the scaffold. lie was limp and seemed
almost lifeless. lie trembled with in
expressible emotion as he stood upon
the gallows. "Me hang for nothing,"
was all Mike Metz said in response to
the Sheriff's question: "Have you
aay thing to say ?' J/ike stood erect
trembling like a leaf. The sun shone
direct upon him. The priests ascended
the gallows, locked arms and were fol
lowed by the doomed man bet ween the
.Sheriff and his deputy. On the scaffold
they stood and the priests with Mike
recited the scriptures. Just after the
clock struck two the priests descended,
the rope was placed around the doomed
man's neck, the white cap was drawn
down over his head, the Sheriff and
deputy bade him farewell and they then
left him. An instant later the trap
was spiting and the tenantlesi clay of
the alleged murderer hung dangling in
the air. There was no noticeable suf
feiing and death followed in just 12
minutes and 10 seconds.
Me tz was convicted entirely upon cir
cumstantial evidence. The dead body
of Rocco Cassidenti was fouud in a su
gar camp in Spring Hill township, this
county, with two bullet liolcs in bis
head. Me tz was seen with the murder
ed man the day previous and was ar
rested on suspicion of having done the
killing. 3/etz had on his person when
arrested a SIOO bill and a SSO bill, in
dentified to be the bills drawn from a
hank three days preyious by the mur
dered man> Cassidenti had deposited
in an Italian bank in New York S4OO.
A Senator's Downfall.
A Former New Jersey Legislator
Committed to a House of
Correction.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 12.— A sad
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Brown's court this morning—a story
which serves as a first-rate temperance
lecture. A wretched couple were ar
raigned before the Magistrate. They
were James Welsh, and Sarah, his
wife. The Society to Protect Children
from Cruelty charged them with drunk
enness and neglecting their little ones.
They have four children—Thomas.aged
15; Joseph, aged 13; Sylvester, aged 11,
and ViDcent, aged 5 years. All aie
bright, handsome boys. They formerly
lived at Hampton Junction,Monmouth
county, New Jersey.
Welsh was a blacksmith and was
well-to do. lie was a bright man and
was quite popular. He took an inter
est in politics and was sent to the New
Jersey Senate. His downfall dates
back eleyen years, when he gave up his
business and came to this city. He be
gan to drink, and soon his fortune of
$15,000 was swept away. He sank
I >wer ar.d lower, and finally sold his
household furniture and spent the'mon
ey for drink. Not content with this,
lie squandered his son Thomas' earn
ings amounting to about nine dollars a
week. It is said that Mrs. Welsh is
quite as dissipated as her husband.
The magistrate committed the couple
to the house of correction for six
months. The two eldest boys, Thomas
and Joseph, were entrusted to a rela
tive, and the youngest, Sylvester and
Vincent, were handed oyer to the So
ciety to Protect Children from cruelty
and placed in a home.
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