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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25
The Indian fHzeoutionnls..o i
by the following special order it will BE-
seen that the Indian executions are to take
plase on tie 28th inst: '2" @"'''t ..ss..e ~ E's
SPECIAL ORDER, no. IL. syv....s ..

The President of the United States h.v-
ing directed the execution Of thirty.nins
Of the Sioux and halt: breed prisoners, m nov nov
in my charge, on Friday, the '28th met.
be having postponed the time from the
10Th inataqt-said execution. will be- car
ried into effect in !ffoStbf he !Iadian pris-
on at this place, on that day at 10 o'clock
a. NJ. The executive also enjoins:. that: no
others OF the prisoners be allowed to e.
cape, and that they De protected for the
future disposition Of the Government and
these orders will be executed by the mill
tary force at my disposal with tho utmost
fidelity.
The aid Of all good citizens is invoked
to maintain the law aad constitutional au-
thority Of the land on that occasion, The
State IF Minnesota must not, in addition
to the terrible wrongs and outrages i.flict-
ed upon her by the murderous. sayages,
suffer, if fpossible, still more fatally, in her
prospcrit, and reputation. at The hands of
few Of our misguided, though deeply in
jured fellow citizens.
q -, ..GSTEPHEN MlLLER!.
Col. 7.h MINI. Reg. Vols. Commanding Post.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25
The News.

lfit he true, As reported in our late
news, that Charles Sumner takes the place
of6eward in the Cabinet it will more than
co!npc2sate Cor Burnside's defeat even il
it is A. much Of disaster as the. Northern
secession, press describe2it. We do not
believe Burn. .:ide went across the, Kappa.
hammock to fkhs|i the ,great battle Of the
VA, aud the,. retreate ed 'Sith ) loss Of even
fifteen thousand. Had he felt that the
fate Of. the nation depended on his gain go r
ing victory there, he would Al lssst have
hed fredericksburg. q. = He is certainly = =
loyal man aud ~ abls general and though
maybe dis.ppoiatsd ia ths strength Of the
euemys position we feel that he did not
wilfullj or rashly saeri6ce the lives Of his
men We must believe, until tie contra
ry is proved, that he has been 'conccntr..
ting the rebel army there to give Banks
chance to strike some place else. Banks
will certainly do hi1 duty; and, there is
room for hoping that the fredericksburg
fight is but part Of the campsign plan
and that its failure does moi not mar mar the whole.
Wesdo not believe tho Virginia army will
ever bs victorious until Fremont u 1t it,
|lhssd.A A. he iu.ugurated the f'emanc;pa-
ton policy justice demands that he should
head the emancipation army. sHe,'is The
only uaan who has shown spark Of gen.
iu. 10 this whole u ~1pr--'the only. qqe v|h',o |',
has combined the; qualities d of Statesman,
ship and military leadership Othess have
crliHilX@d oup to Tie level Of Ppopulat opinion;
he scared aloft and showed the people 't4e
path to victory. oHe touched IN .electrie
cord in the'heazt Of the public aud " be, 10
the only leader IN this war who hassi Nov
that tie administration has toiled up 70
the point he itaited from, It is but justice,
! 10 him and bis policy that hes should be
esfied upon to carry, out bis own measures.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25

DIED; ;-1n St: Cloud on, 'Tnesday. fhe 9th
inst, Of congestion Of the lungs ANA MARIA,
wife Of ,REy: 8, T. srIRRE7I, aged % years
month and Is days. r :" (, >''l
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25

~The Festival will be continued thi.
"wednesday evening. sel
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25

1~'We wiil receive wSslt, o.ts, corn
A,sr, vood, god butter, egg, Or .nythiug
els ws can use, in up.yn'ent. Of subscrip-
sions Il, tho DEMOCRAT or debts due the
>stablishuent. Now il the time to SUBJ
scribe sf16itlsi old -hhD Z III
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25

rMARR1ED;-On the morning Of the. 18th
inst, ut the residence of the brides father; in
Minneapolis. by the Rev. Mr.. Martin, Mr. 8.
N. BRUCE, Of Company I, Third Minnesot.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25
., .It = "a TOD: z fs.lD -?
A Brilliant Victory at Kingston,
North Carolina.

OUR LOSS ONE HuNERED AND FIFTY,
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Headquarters State Of oIinne.ota
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2Attest:' Alb. CttnY, Rtcerasrsd' 'Dht
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Proc.,diinisI,, !, of III Fo1'iiii 1'iiii:: ::counoil.
e.. OFFlCIAL.: o.. r.

aaaua:T f. a41SY Yi9YP, p @Fsth, i T. 1882,
zpns,,,Srr. SaArGs 3, IA q
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25
Proceedings Of the County Commisaioper.

C-< -SSTEPHEN MlLLER,s.
Col. 7th MINI. Reg. Vols. Commanding Post.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-14
LATER FROM EUROPE

The s.eauslip PorsiI arrived a: New York on the
met The following is summary Of the news copied
from the Bal inore AaercsH:
Tie news of G,aCr,! EcC,!,s1s victory at An'ietau
bad Iolcacd glsnd and attracted great stebtion.-
ns Of the Elgish jotrncli we're Father dpbious 10
htir remark, Salio others acso'd grost credit 10 Gen.
hcDs In.
TIE Arm, ard Navy Gaze to Gays the oorfcdera esn.
wagon Of Maryland 10 tu.e II he Ia desp,tehes
prove true Popvs army vas bgdiy btsten, but not
a'sd hOTs Dc eoEa5ot. ACO lIn his showed decid-
II .sh of sOdiery fpirit in Darch resoutsy upon
tle I'm of rettes! opel 10 the Col'etera6s.
The Times insinuaIes that hcIl,lsns reports may
have been cooked at Washing on ss other slnourc3
q .na of decided SUCCESS have Infinitely proved ineor
rect, sud EGrop, has aG driven lit iHcredury or
rs.ervsnn Cf 'eii at any rate, It argues that VIC
toy on the 6-ld nithou. charge ef p1,y will be very
bl rem succe
Toe Morning Post rrit'rg 10 ignorance Of General
Nccel4l's ory says ID 4. TIE Coi'eAoratel IL urt
ng inva'ers have undertaken mos off ,n If no! in.
10 & be task
The Daily News euosiEe, Guioslj cr his declaration
IN favor OF the Npr;1, AMI dsnouncss these NhJ carp
lin fl- ~ TIE editor says however, tbs. he viii not
~ 20 AreEiaa.
IA imooItrnt correspondence 5y tie Emperor Nipc.
Oh aud II. Ta0uSlrI, i've 10 the Peteole1. Of he
Roman o., IA flGishad 10 the N1J..'u and a..
g. c. attention. Fac p-lpo'a 10 GO cia's she Poi
and tie han GlysrDm-n. psovrr ulaecsotsble 1T
Rome Tie Tines ssvs G.:h1Ggh h Enper1r ttotatey
groves lka. toe F.tn;h oUgh. 70 Lave Rnms, Tobcd3
spp9s,s be has It's slightest prssn intention o! doing
TIE Paris urss coed 6'n at CO. 49,
Professor Par ridge ofs liz reports OF GsritGli that
b, -osss, 'avoaoy, and i roper atten ion be paid
for some t1s =. te eil,,ed aud he " II have
good serViceNble ioot snd isz. slshough hta spf
Floor closed quiet ard steady. Wheat q1iei. Corn
An; mix d %. 81 29i 81
American SOCKS Inactive Il7ci' Central Railroad
49t 4st cisooUn Erie Railroad 30i 81.
Uorun closed GA Saturday with Upward tendency.
tr.h1g advance is roted on all qualities American
Bread tufts ere quiet Blu. stfsdy. PIoVsioas cIoted
havy.
60 Isoia c'osad o. 90 S.s,aSt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-14

would scarcely Do vfirg, upoo saeh contingency to
irso, 90 much certain misery upon her own population
France could certainly have motive 70 aid in srcha
policy.
Humanity Alsns demands that eiv!ln,d nations should
make sons Effort to stay bloody Ead useless Wa''
Simple recognition would have '1ct Is long post
ponemsnt and the immense importance 1t has gained
from eouuud discussion would increase is intrinsic
weight, and imply that the Governments Of Earops
we're deterlllusd that our indepenteace must be &C
kuowlsJgsd by ths Uated states Before taking ihs
step however, il ia probAbs that the orthodox course
Of mediation will b. resorted to. This may be tried
vasn winter oompss cessation Of military opsr'n2As
Whistler it ts productive Of any enct will depend
much upou the temper Of the North AMI that hangs on
the operations Of the campaign. To our Generals ana
soldiers then, be it commended 10 try to inat into
the Yankees wholesome appreciation of the blessings
of paacs Toe prospect Of any attempt at mediation or
Intervention should act as stimulus to renewed tf>rs
A. al events, let hope prospect OF external aid
CAUSE us 20 AbSe In preua-aon 10 secure succeee
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-14
Caief OF 81 o aud a. A. &.

ExrRAoRpIsAKT STzAriaY.--Ge1. Joan A. b'sl7, OF
Tinols, made fp.cch recently, in "hica ocia'U The
t5loWrg sIooeTant passage
Az. for q vigorous p.Oso;G.ioa o. his Tlr-,t' co
ills we must have men, and thousands OIL them II ne
lovsI sia,ssiurn the Government 10 mother
viva, aid darg1pr,. | would give boJe who wanted
20 an cppCr uniy and those wao did 10. want to 60
EoulI n,ks In opportunity for Thorn. would make
them avbt for the Goyeranent. ! you'd Stretch The
army from the Allnio TO the R,tky aoun aims, aud
with fixed b,vonets and 10 solid paal,nr .eue give
ths go. ,F,rwsrS march |" to Inc Gulf Of Mexico
Eysry man met, WHO was willing TO fsh. for the Gov
e-nmept, would Place mu:ket ia bis hanes lot him
into hs rank and TO every one who old not would
g.y, Inc order. Double qaick, march," voud drive
every one Of them before m, and those VINO rot M,
srSmt vhso we reached the Southern boundary line,
vopld mitch head and heels into the Gull.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-14
R porter OF tho Nhig.
Tax CONFEDERATE FLAG Tie following paragraph

Tax CONFEDERATE FLAG Tie following paragraph
appears in several Of our eI 'hangss:
"Co1gress has at last adopted design for the IA.
tional Aig. Is popularity consists In circle OF white
links In blue ground Ths links are themselves circlfs,
and intsrOcked as to form large circle. Their
Der is equal to that Of the States E,oh link being 10
III complete, is symbolic Of State sovereignty, while
their Uaion reptCs,nts the Confederation"
This is mistake Congress has not yet adopted any
design for na,iOno! flag The Joint Committee on
Flag and Seal ,ned report at the last session re-
commencing the adoption of Cnf.dsras, e, inferior
in beauty and design 10 that tb,ve described, but the
report has no: been adopted uusss Ii done In secret
session,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-14

that Congress vas ready to adjourn ETC., reported tnas
the committee bad discharged the duty assigned 70
and we're requested BY the President to cay that ne nad
no further Communication to mSks, other than 70 con
ysy his best wishes for the ndvd Ia welfare ana nspp
ness CT the members and to express tho hope thst eseh
one on returning TO his home would use saoh 70
promote tho energetic and devoted enthusiasm OF ms
people might be deemed necessary to secure our u
mate success.
JOURNALS CT THE sINATI /,
Mr. ORR, OF 8 o., submitted resolution for the pun
LEGATION OF 500 copies Of the Journal OF the last ana
present session. Toe resolution rejected.
cHIIFs CT srAyy.
Mr.. WIGFkLL, of Texas, introduced bill TO autno.
rE, the appointment Of Chief, Of S,sf Toe bill was
passed.
HILY An HOUR LoyGKR
At two minutes 10 O'clock Mr.. SPARROW, OF LA,
submitted resolution extending the sesson lhe HOUSE
coucurrne) unal hafp,s! O'Clock, p n. The rssoia-
ton ADOPTED.
Ca mou,a Of Mr.. sEEMES, the Senate adj burned
sins DIS, Information having bsen received that the
House had adjourned.
The Reporter for the Wig returns bis thsSk' to the
oisers Of the S.!ae for Leir uniform courtesy and
kindness to him during the session. s.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-14

UNSUCCESSFUL ATTkkPr T, SCALI TaE hArTERHoRs.-
The Alpine climbers Who went forth early In jane to
scale the hst,erhorn and add the last triumph of 6kl
snd daring 10 be won 10 the Sxks mountains, have
again bean defeated. The peak deaes all attempts. Mr.
WLimper, one Of tho Alpine Club reached higher
point had hitherto bsen reached bu. 40 accidental
iaI which may be truly described one Of the mos.
miraculous escapes from immediate death on record
caused him 10 abandon for the present. and perhap,
forever, all further arsauts on the virs in summit.
Ia ascending the mas OF sncw aud leo, Mr.. Whm-
per, who was alone, mpeed in one place to Gu,
series of step, 10 the ce Knowing there was no fur
Their difficulty OF that kind 10 bs feared he left his
halchst behiaa hil ard on returning from his b. I'll ID
st,ewp. ~ mount he foand, s kgssoF ths hs seps
we're goethe sun had melted them awsyl As hi
uatcte could be recovered he leaned over the pre-
cipcs and began to prod At the Ice with hia slpel.
suck.
Some snow gave way, and he rolled over the ledgs,
ora.Dg big face and body the rocks and ridges crash
crash, down the si1es Of chaSr eight hundred feet
deep. b. happy chance he was caught in 4 rough b.
Of rock the of preopics scarcely eqgaled In
the Alps and there remained for instant su med
plsedng, though not seriously hur. He Is slowly re.
covering from the shock and from his wounds. few
',s later P,of T!nia resppearsd the scene Of his
lst years adventure
Mr. Whmpers tools a1d experience were placed at
ia disposal ard the aeror Of tho fl Of full
OF confidence and ccurage. Ra. Lis courage aud EN-
durango Eero tsEe1 in yu Again and again he risked
lite Higher tdga aug oae MAI geS oSen Up the peak
hs crept aud climtej; higher Il al Mr. Whimper; tut
the steepness oil the hgbe. peak repulsed him. sRd Il
uadaunted bat unucc, ssful nounaineer left the Natter
horn ulscaef.-London A hcneum.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-14

The KENTUCKY CANPAIsS Tie army correspor.
dent" Of tie Augusta Consdtuionais in bis letter from
Bsrjetovu, KY, It'll instant, soys:
Tee great probleE Of the camplign, to wit what
Ksntuckilns will do for their own ii6ers ion is yet to
b. solved is painful 10 sekuoHledg, thai The marks
Of the FEDERAL yoke too visible in the temper OF the
men. Bat the spirit Of tue women ID rrCpresso!e.-
Our troop, everywhere met With the smiles and eas
of toe wOmsa, AID th di play the Southern flag and
wave their falGkerchie:s 4erover We go. l have Lo
doubt OF toe southern synpathes Of the men, bu! time
aad lage e. ibido. CT gcu,herr ability TO defend
them necessary t. arouEs thea We thouf not be
surprised at this TIE Fe:e;s hool has pressed heavily
upjn them, al b3fty lie aud property all ct stake.
heGnGme some Keatuckians, are lining Smith ana
March Li-hoS may we know 70. vi certainty.
A Kenucky correspondent Of the Selma (Aa.,) Re-
por er says.
From edmond up We had a perfec. ovation. We
cheeIei aud Toasted aud welcomed. You never be
ted people 20 much Gel GIFTED. When We got TO Lex
ington people seemed M I'd with oy-tho ladies would
almost take US in their arms the nreathed
with nag every woman in the iowa It teemed 10 me
had secret &. Toe siies 10. only cheesed US from
undoEs doors and s.GasRlks but they would run into
tue streets Up to the ranks we marched along and
sszl Us by toe hand and welcome us. o. it wass eo
rols time and forgot blsiered feet diet and
mean clothing for you the ladies' at Lexington
did no; regard thtm.
As soon aR !! was Known tlAt our army hau Feacneu
Lexington al the stcessionsi5 10; fifty miles around
came pouring in 20 cur rebels" they called Us.
From Mercer, Bourbon, Oxen and Clarke, they came
Yelling and Whooping; men who had been compelled TO
take the woods for L,snths, ren who had had their
regroes sz,d Their hcsss pressed, and their Substance
Carried Of Dy the Yankees. W. we're sc d upon BY
the people of LsIagtOn, Carried eff to their houses
and led on the II their lagders. For several Gays
dd not cook anything tie ladies' sending my IN ,als
Ksl:lcky Is cur c-r--they are joining -: amy b.
thousands, aud soon We will have $4,000 men in the
Id These arc glorious people, especially the ladies'
There ere P.3J sde9 here than in arg eouo!rJ
kGoT Of, sud If | were Lot Married man slou!d 80
% courng inms lately. Tee girls are beautiful! bu.
VIA, you would sdmirs most here Is The splendid cat
10. Oh, such COW Yol shall have 60 ne Of them SIS
certain as com will bring goa Two ct ess'.
l. is slnguAe isc; that the part OF ,nlucky next
20 YaukeedSu Is sr1rs seSsah snd tho interior,
-,,,cus part Of !io gate, is +inoo,al;e. Tls lush.
vhlcfrrs ieoE se,s Of our neh prisoners who strag'
-. - IF u cqurg up here.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-14

A GREAT GUs-Auo:her trial has ben made at Shoe
hurynels with the LotCtsr qua known es the "Hors
tall" 0ae two e.. per.rrn;s bad been previously
AIDE lOnssius back, but il has src3 laid neglected
:: Pr snou.h The gun ia said TO be capable OF throw
ing 500 ID. spherical shot The target constructed for
he pis5sut occ1gGl Fa3 eie upon the slime principle
the SIDE OF the Warrior, ": misI OF f0ur-lnd
nsl nca srmor plates Dol ei 10 Fighter icchcs OF cold
oak IL beams Of Zine inches thick laid trsnsy .sley.
TBo ds!snce !cp tee to the target vas two Luz tred
yards. The q g. sho: Gas Bsed With charge Of 10 los
OF po =der add 270 To- shot. fnO report IN the Lon
don Tmgs says tae result Of this discharge sufficient
% render all fdthsr eIpsrim ants uynecfssary. Toe
,hot smashed clear hole through armor- rllte and
timber b-cking, piercing the target though and
'hroucha resu!G whi.a every o.e on the ground fuy
sIpeotso.
Az, tae erp'rinsnts vita The gun, sous interesting
,riss were m.ds win q Whitrorth l2'pounder fed
n:cca end 7O-1ouIder naval gun in 0rdr 10 test the
penetration Ct Whiuortha aw itoatet hudened shells
INST armor plates The 4 3; ui,l was made with tie
II FOUNDER, which sent It's IA tronted solid shot c2m
peiCly through iron plate Two aud half inches thick
mo ght rfsg ~hen We ccrs tar the lgh:ness o! the
yrcisSife The ez, ;r.a was With shel fred from
the slm3 III u ?3uud:r agsics, target Of itch or
nor pi.,s sita backing Of osk b1ar?i Et:as loot
thickness The Si,I Wiz heFS:I1g charge OF 10. or
a p,Sier, pissed through sG' psts sud BACKING and
sui,d i'sel' ia me Garth beyoni. Tac nrs, ~iis
charge Of h. IL q Of p1~der also passed through III:
y.
hid tbs showed colcusvelJ th,' the foreign gun
boats which have bsen buiI vita 2t-nch iron caSirg
.rs vulnerable to Shit"ora ird'nsa pfcisete', eVeh
when fred from az ight n as BIZ lap Dugdsr.
Tas rtsslg unsIpec ed as i; wss, was surpassed ty
tia. obtained with The 70 pouldr naval gun when hred
With shell ag,n.t strooger tsrgs:. fhis t-rget Was
c)nsG u,ted VI amor plates potHd upon an ok franc
uins Inches th Ok, sttsohej by side framing 10 bark
Of ok four nch,s IhiCk coated o.cf siil two iEc'
wrought iron Toe iaorvs bergen lie ifon. and bsck
francs between two 4ad ,rree feet tie tngtt berg
intended 10 represent the size OF q slip. The chen
weighed when ctsrgsd 80 lbs, ard contained . bs
CT Of powder. Tls, fced vi charged Of only IL
is. OF powder at the r'ual penetration range Of Two
hundrcd ysrd' passed oOm2et: though the ou'.Och
amor plate aud oak back 6, ani burt inside the fran,
ahs't.r.g to pecsa TJ srt!irg r!su't, |! should
% Remembered WA ob.rHeJ, Lot by gun Of u'u,usl
cllbre, but VITA We ius some Is cT. lcss tnEn
me naval smoo 5Gre % cs! gun aud With q cbarg
u poWdsE OF oBy cne-sI.n the weight OF the pr sc.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-14

Doweu General Superintendent. Of the Southern Tee'
graph lines .... -
GzEIRAL SUPERIsT7EDIsrs OTTIor.
Richmond, Oc: S;a, 1862.
hess-a. FuLroS PRioi:
Gen,leuen: Permit ms, in behalf of the Southern
Telegraph Companies, TO return you their sincere
,hauks for ths kindness ard attention bestowed, by
yourselves and others Of your Iced city, upon our
late most worthy and efficient Manager, Mr.. ]. g. K.
Durnin. E.o.J
Born and reared as Mr.. Durnin was 10 tbs ,Itf1me
North IL was q source of pride and pleasure 70 our
selves no less than to his Southern friends, 10 fni him,
at the commencement OF hostes, casting his lot and
sharing bis fortunes with our noble youthful and rising
Rspublc and slhcugh suddenly aud unexpectedly Gu.
down in tire very prim, Of life and useulnts, am hap
py to say he has LEI. bshini him the distinguishing traits
Of gentmaa, faithful, reliable aud mos. efficient
auxiliary TO the Of the country aud the Interests
of the Companies b, represented. For some months
before be was assigned TO duty in your city, he was
ected aud occupied tho most advanced post with cur
army aud gIvs universal sa6tf4ction to COMMANDERS
Off ,ers, soldiers, yea gil wlh whom be came in co.,
tact. and may add, in this capacity he rendered vlu-
able service, being ready a all hours day or night to
his adopted country in any manner and to the
best Of his ability.
When the fever brok, out Ia Wilmington, and we
apprzd Of the fact after !: became epidemic, be
vas suthoriEs romovs his office and Instruments to
sn All sceni poiut but trus the uaEnck OF his
ture pref ,rred remsinng ct bis pos: OF duty and
sealed his devotion vita the sacfoe Of his liie God
bless slch noble spirit. hay the cods OF hs native
clement rest Ugh, over his manly form.
Very respectfully, your obt servant,
j. B. DDwnL, Gent Supt.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-14
srs.so. Fprsn,x.srA-A letter dated Paris, SEPT

STRAYdE EPPERlNsSIs--A letter da.ed tNIs, SeE''
ID, says:
We have hsd Of late soue caricul repuocltions With
regard &c the grlono was dscA e oy It's inTsntor
D.! Guio iae 10 % the Gag; hunene method Of iih
,rR the death penalty be mnAtled tLLt tha rupture
Of Ihe ysreI OF tie nCrTes OF the uecs, and u al
Ide orylzs CT laa head killed ito Eaoe bodJ iastAntA
neOusly.
Several experiments we're male at Vitnna. 20 no
prisoners were 10 tie e1scusi and several cesbrle-
medical men, uho had alNady disputed the corFectLe;s
o! The statement D.! G Mo ice, 90 asd Ie!Di' SOL
remain en- tae sciGDli arIag tbs cudoD, aad wnea
head had b,-u GU N 1t sl5 celTeiec 20 them. Tn
fssl WIS that OF yOueg lnGG th5 ey.s Rere cs ard
the tongue proIujrd Y gaI HiLues TPIo allowed TO
c1pite vtei the tgDgu, VS. PrcAsd with pin, uhin
T. was dAEl IN, aud III, face m Ids gfimice indicative
Of pIiu.
Iae second head was that Of womsn "a, eyes were
op,n flei II h tesrs sad with most egPp'cTing cI-
PIE g Oh. TGutreeu minutes qher the ~ 0Iion, the
eyes turued towards the side from whence tas woman
name WAS called. The third head tina; OF the most
guilty OF the crmiGals. sl,p given 20 the lace
when the Cye opened tbs iace ished VIA an indesoT
Die .1preeio OF anger and iafcoiy, and shudd3r o.
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