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t^orrecuuu*Thomas Cullen, convicted of the murder of James P. McWilliams, on circumstantial, but satisfactory evidence, -was next brought up. A drunken frolic, and a convenient pistol, said theJudge, had brought him where ho was. Just on the threshhold of life, he had blighted all his prospects, and had brought sorrow, on his relative a. and had been sentenced, to imprisonment for life. He showed no emotion whatever.
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Chicago Daily Tribune

Chicago, Illinois, US

Sat, Nov 02, 1872

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