, 1869-04-11
NATURALIZATION.
The Suicide OF the Former and Exc.
cution OF tho Inter.
From Hs PA1afapAia TNt,nnnA lnrHa

Twisenel xeepng bitterly " he bade them Rood.
bye Later IN The DAY his aunt also called and
tR and also IN the afternoon, aud at tha lsst rist
the nnA parting between fasna and son took
The scene u fe. resented 10 hare been yery sY-
fecttng. During tha Tina not devoted 10 these
lcnyc-taAlngs, Rev. XrgBrnQhrrst was With 30
se'sap ress asS naassns 3. rsseas son
meet hta fate, but his ply steal system WAS 50
much shattered within taa past two days thas
AZ long q there seemed TO be the least hope Of
respite, he bore himself With good deal or {ora-
besve taas iae oorgaor r. you'd 1Sae1n late2fer .
TwitcheA teESn 70 exhibit such state af uctvoqs.
e hss Il ames ee1 nd ptssd 9nes LEI
lsmenlaaona - showed hlnto have the gallows
After one Of these outbu1sts on Tuesdsy even.
tE, aFent1eH1an cbnneeted With the prison visited
the cell, and Hpote to the condemned, In Inc hope
more phltosophicaly, You know, George" be
~ m ana 1st ds sd ~ i only
fear:" II cannof" no said: i rns inoasht that
tiled to look death In the face With courage but It
Is tmpossih!e' Here he paced his cell ID man.
ner showing fealfully distressed state q mind,
he could not make An Impression upon him, the
visitor left hin.
5nGffIY 4l2Ef 4Q O'CLOCK tEl8 QQtGt1p. kuN Shhr-
ms jury proceeded 10 Twitchel:s cell wherc be
was found dead. Drs. Il Yale smith and Heaja-
MIN F. Butcher, The prison .phyAcaans, made an
d ode1 that lie snest might ra7e baais ior hs
formal refuEn to the Governors writ The body
VAS found lying upon the back. on q small cot, the
moved, The head was thrown hack, the UPS
aEapc, the eyes wide open, with an untaIthiy paI-
!or liked upon bis features, unged with blush
It MAS stated that the cauae OF death cou,l mt
be aseeftalned certainly until the regular inquest
WAS held IL Will take Ilace this attcsuon}; but the
physicians we're OF the opinion that death could
not havc rckulled from strJchnIs- 1t WIS ascer-
tained that Tw1tchells father had been With him
MT. VTtnsharzt Who remained until len minutes
aiter II. This morning, at clock he was seen
By one Of the keepers 'yinR On his couch, with his
this morning, when next seen, the blankets Aal
been thrust down below his shoulderA Lie was
then extinct, and the hands we're already cold, a.
though The parts about the neck were still w4sEn.
Nr. Fletcher 'n-'e thorough examination OF
tue cell and picked . piece Of llquo1tce which
This probably confained the fatal drug, which lad
! been placed In a cavity made for the purpose
About hal1-past 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
II attracting tho attention of Twltehel, to whom
he satd, substantially: =
In answer to this, Twitchell shook his head de-
murel5, held up his thumb and forednger, As U he
held something Ike ptl between them, md said
aMum e the worur' ........
TE!.shel bad previously insisted; on freqnens
not te prevented rum lolng 20. On one occasion
he hal explained to one Of the keepc.s how he
eould readily sake his own lie oy paetux . pin al
hand tack upon II forcbl., ,trt'e It in up 70 the
head, producing Instant death. =
Thereiore xhen Eaton. about 70 o'clock in the
nm Of The incident which hHi taken place between
the Two, ,fcmark1ng that he "couId not die CON-
odssah1s 4 instuf u LEE aeaSc;, ny
i cell and pxrson Of TwtchelL
This was done ~ the prison ctac1a1a but nothing
/ covered A cologne bottle which had been In The
cell Was taken possession OF, however,
Tw1tehe1 requesting permission e ncsten his
Handkerchief with It's contents, which WIS &C
:, corded hln- There was a small looklng-giass In
hts cell aud when 1t was proposed to rcrore that,
i T1ttchell said that the prccaution WAS nnnecta-
eaY5, Is he could readily commit suicide Tlta a
piece Of gfaxa from the window Of the cell II
| he should choose 70 resort to such desperate
I As nothing- In the shape Of dangerous or
! Poisonous DING WA found on biz peEsm. ne vas
then len 70 himscH. unue1 ne teAEl taat he had
tceo merely taunting bus ueighoor Ia the opposite
Gerald Eaton, who occupied cell below that Of
TwttcheIl, was much more cheerful and resigned
than hs iellow-conuc6> Shortly alter midnight be
was lett alone. ne appeszs 70 hare slept q7ite
; this morning, when he Was awakened By the
!, keeper: About O'Clock Two clergyman waited
tn aneap2y 1sa n s 81 sne y ae
TOOK Of quite Substantial breakfast, consisting Of
/, About half.past S o'clock he received part.
.nE WHIT tson several Of his nearest relaitres-hls
wife, hEoiher-ln-law, statertn iax, and Little gtr
| own child The Interview With these vas very
affecting and when the!l left htm he is sa!i to have
been dser,y moved h!s sp!rt.aa! aazlseEs ws1e
next tu1n IN the solemn preparations for the cion
scene.
About 10 the rosary was recited By FuthY Reilly,
! prison Inspectors and another gentleman prufess
I ing the Eame- faith With The condemned man
estness making the responses-which be had 1h9r-
i ouRhlF committed to memorJln clear md. dis
s ,n9 :, s1e ga y se e the
] In the interval between the religious exercises
he consetsed freetJ and rnrcserrediy With
pan of tie dine throwing himself haes Il in A IL
(: chair as he smoked Gxxf, and ut others walk
ting up and down the eel. not sitoeesher At his
! He. did moi, however. appear to contemplate
i hts approaching doom With fear, either phJsical
/ OF moral: tui, on the cont1aE, expressed himself
/ IA long, he exclaimed stas II Is to he aonr,
nc sooncr Z T. oser and an relieved Of M present
! The seaf,old Has reached at quarter bcfoee /
O'Clock. The prisoner, With The step and ar Of =
structure, accompanied only hy his sptrltua1 al
| *iserS the Sheriff and the pr1son-keeper.
NOM Teoe dc H se an
holding h'ge black csuc4n1 IN his hands the
{! The ntans for soul departing was then recte1l,
! In English, the LAST farewell shake Of hands was
! taken, the W1tstA were raloned behind the back.
The oIninons White cap was drawn over the head,
| md Jav
AZ ten minutes before the rnpe WAS pulled.
Far some minutes the ho.ls tw1tched ner1ously,
limbs swayed hack and forth With the lasexp xpisnS
,h1oes, and Jerr, Eaton was dead MAI:
How 1t Feels to be Blown Ep.
Ftr-tfu Correspondence y. j.. Ert,ina Pa.t,
The rrcent nd accident TO shd Austrian friga.e
| RsdetzkJ hss shAzpened up the memoir OF IN old
Inc Christian vii, % he ssh q Apri $50, ~sen
she exploded Fortunately he was not killed. and
has jnst glren, In me Vienna tss In all earnest
The old sailor > Imagination sppcars 70 be one q
I .ne best: I'm the nf8t Eoment he &aJA "hcsr-
!ng md SEEING 10th vent awa3. .hoasa bola came
the ship IN The afr, CONSTANT! vent higher.
u e 9t9 n asasoa. Soa manner nd
e1Jthsng xss concealed In the talck powder,
s1nofe, With 4hu, ont the sun; but below me- the
vs1,essssd eeanty oi sprsns: The Ra,sie sl:sssnei
TIE Eise1 tn the nesh hrrexe, but Of the glorious
crater, aaa upon he srts.:e Gts,on n. n'a:el s ihas
naS much IL r. ssss sos! as! a9s qs
the al, the loss II one AMI half million of rss-
dsiess! IN The meantime ny movement 1pwzntS
III It appeared al asu xas 1sspeaaed p::fsc:iy "
stan for moment tn the ethcr. An sndescrhao.e
feeling of comfort rerneated my nsrast- and cou-
| nlenee In shs future Of my oear!!.loyei !aGner-
| land entered nj soul y, Bat this did nut List
long i sank lowiy asain 10 tae earth aoa ihc
| ioreInast and ali Tia cher wreck ar,und sank
remained IN 1he AtE Altogether different tAs my
fr.1na u mtnd u approached the earth, vita :
6d not feel ~ III unhappy, hs IN discerning. on
ne sont1ss! e1reE'snerd - Oppressive fessfa!- ~
l Ts'ch = haT 1as, ane no. ~ o
thought: the period u my chikfhoed s2F1nS ffcsh
! up IN ny memoir thought Of ns.her. Al OF caJ
s1eed. came down head forrnao.t- The eleaT and
pure water Val beaten tnto &psst a. dove down
Ike . bomb ! ank slowly, b. deeper, eyen
deeper. EndeEue4th there pseE1{le.t E'rcaisa
twilight Finally reached The "dc.d point AL
II aI1eAred a II wns aeatn rat.ed np ~ The Wa
ee e. ~ 1anss 70 sas e as@S. s "a; I
varied with He. Ever quicker asceu1ed, and q
tast came out n The asF nte corE Powerful
a.ns tet1ed hold os The, raised n1e into The bo1:,
and led me- ~ prisoner Of war iato arEest."
Mlc1o.coPlcnA Examination Of Dnst.
In COMMUNICATION 10 tht AaaG1t5tef l1seFAIy
and Philosophical Society. J. B. 11ocsr. F. H \.
8, EAtez that he ha4t nadr BONE nicEoacop!cA e1-
aminAnona Of dust collected IN June, July mi au-
Eu1t hSt nnd also Of the particles Contained ia the
r4sn wa1er alter the long drought In eTerJ In
ftance mnleerlsE activity wts abundant, hut the
!argpss number OF moving Organisms hctn2
/ In the dns1 collected II the lowest points;
N, t,., vas aSoat .s ~ fsss asovs s., re -
contained the ta-Gest portion In magnitule aal
quantity Of vegetable matter, These obseE1a-
{1t34 n3&n ~ fh4t in hfnre X hAF1