Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1871-12-10 | Page 3 | Not Dead Yet

Not Dkad Yt;t. The telegram from Pioche assumes that James Harrington Har-rington has been hanged or has otherwise other-wise met his death. This is rough on Harrington, considering that he was about nine months confined at Camp Douglas bcibro anybody could tell whether an indiulmcnl was found against him. To bang a man, even by implication, beforo he i3 found guilty, is bad enough; but what should be done with those who will record his hanging before he has been legally put on trial? If Harrington should startle Piocho with his presence some of these times, would they recognize him as a ghost in law 7