W.W. JefTeris and Win. fjlioag say that^Godas told them his dream, which la re^^markable from the fact that he never saw^the governor and they do not know thai he^waa ever described to him. This is borne^out by all the jail officers.
GODASAT Til KM.
HaysMr Thinks lie Will ^*Mkf the MiuV^Uut Would Juit as i o i ii tw Died,
Ini i. Lodok, March H.^(Specialto the^Independent. ] ^Sheriff Jefferls arrived^here this morning with Geo. Godas, the^commuied murderer of John Kinbody,^whom he delivered to Marshal Kelley at^the penitentiary. After be ng bathed and^donning the stripes he was allowed to talk^to some of the prisoners whom he had^known In the Helena jail. He said he did^not feel particularly grateful to any one^for his life, as he was all prepared and did^not care for death. He expressed himself^an grateful to Miss Clarke and Mr. Sharp^for the Interest they took In him. At first^he preaerved his well known stoical ex^^pression, but In talking to an old compan^^ion about his escape he forgot the part he^has evidently been playing, and laughed^and talked like a schoolboy, and It was^plain to be seen that his escape from death^was appreciated a great deal more than he^would admit.
