The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-06-27
Coroner.s Inquest.

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Jake Hnnton another ono of.the party who
vas engaged in tho rescue Of the prisoners
from the Deputy sheriF on tho 11th ofthis
month, and who was wounded in the Aiclec,
died on Monday last sC.a b. Glover, Ex-Magis.
trate and Acting Coroner, immediately ippan-
neled Jury of Inquest: The Jury after hear
ing tho evidence rendered the following
VERDICT.
fThht sths Immediate cause whioh / led
to the death of jacob Hanton, Mt Orangeburg
on the 21st day June A. D. 1863, waa in. III.
aamation of the stomach csused by impftnorr
noufishment."
The verdict is under the hands and seals Of
oflC. B. Glover, Magistrate and Acting Gpdroo..
ner, Thompson III: Cooke Esq, Foreman Ind
Henry Washington (odlered), NJ. RobiRbon,
Henry. Ellis. R!Copes, TRos G. AlbergStti,
John G. Rove, Adam Robinson teol'dl, Geo.
". Sturgeon, y: +. Bull, D. Louis. sJ ~.
CLARK, J. r Harley. 5l't'A i'7s''
ID ifs,s, ..,t,s. rEsTIMonY.
Surgeons report Of the Post Aoruns edami-
nation submitted to tho Jury, and r,akked
Exhibit "a" and .'I;. -
t1 (xxHIBIT sA.'O *
This is 70 certify that Jacob Hanton. col. Freed
man, wounded on the lth Of June 1868 aiatnit.
ted in this house, used temporarily as an hs&pital
s on the 18th June, 1858, at 25 minutes mist
O'Clock, r. NJ. From the nurses report, (.4gene-
ral symptoms during hours previous to tlse de-
cease ct patient, Dyspnna and general ekoite-
mont Of brain4-shown by dila cd pupil and Sk1due
brillianoy Of tho eye. !; 81 I:{ e
q Post Mortem Erap,inatioa.- -Soeuments porfo&ated
over the region known as tho Serno- fs.od
insertion, or .appophysis, tho ball passed Though
ward, downward, right antero- -posfcrior direction,
and from the disorganized or torn condition az the
apex Of tho lungs fright it would account "a the
dyspnaa, attending the case, by gradual hemor-
rhage fl ON that portion Of the lungs. Beside that
we were not able, or was not able to traac The
track Of the ball any further. s9s
a Rpeardnee Of Sfomach-Cardim portion COD yest-
ed, and the epythelium enlarged and filed, $r iex-
travlsated by gastric juice, its being the ev4ence
OF gastric irritation which took place from Isl tient
eating against orders, Irish potatoes on June 9th
1858 Upon dissection no food was found II the
stomach This indigestion resulted into a Sholic
lspasmoaic) about o'clock T. NJ, Saturday tier
noon, June 10th, 1868. The efforts made pro 4iood
great deal Of cerebral excitement and conad pent
depression, to which, in my Judgment, may3 36nve
produced relaxation Of some pulmonary 4 Hood
vessels o. tne apex of the lungs and termin1 ed in
Q slow hemorrhagic discharge or emptyinp al fsaid
vessels this accounting for tho continual attic
dysPn@a, which became moro evident towars$ ssthe
end Of the mans life, which event took placc 25
minutes past r. NJ, June 81, 1865 III 81
So sil,5; l.. D. 7RADzINSKY,Ai.D& ;ss
!, Attending Surge Sn.
personally q appeared before me L. D. Radz5 sky,
A. D., who swears that the foregoing statens 10 is
true and correct report Of his post norfe 81 |6m-
nation Of Jacob Hanton s? q g. 3G-dt
Sworn to before mo L. d. RADZINSKY. M. aD.,
/ this 22d day of ATTENDING plvs;c;;3 q y y
June, 1868! and SIrreons z35Skr ~
C. B. GLOVER, ~ \ ~ - ~