{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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The NASHVILLE OUTRAGE.-The last
dates from Nashville represents that JUDI
son, who killed Porterfield and was after
wards seized by the mob, is still alive and
in jail. The Orthopolitan says:


cit is probable Judson will die in his
cell, but if he should not, he will come to as
miserable an end. He will not be permit
ted to leave Nashville alive. If the law does
not hang him, the citizens will kill him
He will die with a notoriety of being shot
proof, for, as near as can be calculated,
some fifteen or twenty shots were made at
him, besides jumping from the third story
at the hotel uninjured, and escaping death
from hanging, by the breaking Of the rope
by which he was suspended He now finds
that the end Of funrestrained passion is deep
ly grievious to be borne"