, 1873-12-30
post-n1ortcm examination. II waa not thought nce-.
csHarv 10 hnth n Coroter'a inquest.


l'ard Tor anohcr. VILLA o waa ab*snt, oi~ned lhr
9sy s ' wsn fss Tho ss s"x oa ms 5 IT,
viii ioo sail to b. 1air, tie tro"ho is IN tha
nFinit broeat liz lsart a showesl il to lie don
,nta!onsrs. saW aperture in The rerlcardIum when
Tho M ,,! aperture s , t., , fss%i - n H. iho lcsr;
IAupposed II tho ttme Of tho e1nminailon lint liz
man ealc to his death from rupture of te heurt. Tho
1 quiz v @ art 1o nt % hsSo sef nss IT.
lin t~fere deatil n!Nlt and might not have deter
,ss tet!ernl debility when Of 1onE standing. Nryer
felt v'a Millan's pnse 1aa i. in sxa,'n34 him.
ncn mg!ne themselves sick, anla 1nth always cures
hut onsc. When oraorcd tbs l@th i did rot
ner nsas ss # III rs may wsn ss oasere d ss S, anY
expected 70 BE- present winn ii waH administered.
%5Sn pd STs @ s oa Ms oIs'tSa T 3 S x,a 9n n. G b
,nrui' bit could be atlminstered Vt my ortcr.
abuut tho cxpedency Of using thu pewor / thought
wic il Sod bo iasantaseos. They fod mo st to ,,so
my own Judgment In tho matter. I havc 1,scd tho
"s g. 1 sfe ss f RI" ss
ttSa nle to nayo PERSONAL nrGrys'on Of t' bat's
a c ye % sc hs rpre rrs oy oa ths
moment. II tic rupture prol,tced from asr'g-
st st sar T2a II bvs afs nnats ssn ae9 ''o tho a. as
Gen.. uano aul Or. CaniHi,.s told me- 10
from !iassss :, tie ieart syo from iorty to oshty
40 1t as thoroughly ~ I would wisl!. set to tLo
PfaGn a,s soui Unit r. and a ye no nway' mar ks
Vas aa1 among thu Commissioners ubol1t hghing tho
"1vu a mater ~ IN. uo' Ea9w nltn wna!.
vnS " w. Spontea rraa d, ns1n FL phslan naHe
M mgu M ~ .aho enaIso on tue Ietn Oh Juhe' Wro.e
Sssost Juy ea.ns 5a!y lad e 1sssa
aud nnd Bacon m Remained few days. On les 12th told
nane had 70 fnrlhcr uss ior uacon on tic 14th
ana On te 1Sh lo efl. 1ays rrass!se dontistry bai
s a da0 e "'S medicine more or less
DIT. rirEoponE cAS1s1l;A ssnNN.
w, ,,,n = Commissioner; 1iye ut Aurora: Nevpr
know Williams. Did not think it neccssary to hold
no Idea that Tho law required inquest In such cases.
| When CHINO hero found batls III general for
| punishment. Wo abolished baths for punishment. I
nv consent to eir ,s5 ~ ,nnr to sad @sor % rsc. Easo
| ton. If We fall to maintain discipline. u,lr
ke".ers would bo killed, md lie prisoners would
! hreak out und nyerrun the city. blceprr is good
the country. Afaj. Whunl was not nrcaont wien
Williams waa baheh lie has ,uado most excellent
exoeutivo officer, i Ind no objection to Goroner'a
| inquest. Wien heard Of WIlinrna death lid not
IN lid tem. Dr. ason IL xory Inauo p..ci"n. n su.
Ls spnssy ney III II Is een ea1en as trusted with tho health
! MAJ, !. ". witAs, wAt,,xs. swony
Am ss sSSss When 1e1fs fs Iasw f5" , The IT, ss S a
| was hclng administered hy Tic doctor, ux-
eept, .,'u tho, hospital, tor ,uuilical purposes,
If my deputy. In kail the Commissioners were atl-
ttority for its administration Vixen ook charge as
Warden, wanted 10 rcincs tho ,igor Of the r,nisl-
fuents. committed nv 1)cp,Itr nIh l,a xyaa fearful
The discipline might nicr loolcd i,lto thu situa-
or , a a bSns we5e @ m M @ M
l.ave renedca Il think. rhe Warden hero reud %
mems used to enforce discipline &c', all Of which
were Of n humane nature. liz rcat from tho punisl-
yt Gxns tSs apd 9s M
y ns, to ~ II tho dlac!pliuu is allowed
ee tho oon o as
abor rio prison is paying expenses. ilnii md M.
Sleeper arc goo let hnew Of for te
record of tho board prohibits m pinisimcnt o by pat
rto vox,,a,, u, ,,uo,,,,,,o, Ill., ,n,,..;..,
Ine "afaoh theh proaaeen the following
t. u. rhant. Harden Illinois sfot: rsnitrni,tY:
DEAR H's: SOON after took c,hrNe Of the lnedical
department. Of tl,!s institution, ny atsnllo called
vas fsiEnng insanty: founa 90 ,nan u 10 soN-
/
freezing, before coming hore 1fe Htandtng with
tho stulnrR OIL cushion said to Capt. Hall, This IL
cruel thing; why lont You punish thu man iu
other why: He answered, Tho commissioners
have decided that conyicta Must bs pun
"a mil
Aat the cold Oafh pr1lcea bctcr results on tia clnss
q men. consulted With commissioners Hano md
CantsiuH III regard to ts c1He, and others to which
my attention had been called And It was locIlea that
tue batl. might he sed ,'1lcr my direction. II has
bean n aca four nes Tho a1st case WIZ TIC crpple,
hld Go l4s been Bane ainca hat time, and Icknowl-
edged ihat ha wua pretending to no insane, that
le n.ight nc sent to tho Insane Asylum, thinking
Ills chlilctH tor c8capc would then 10 better. Tho
Ecxt caso was convict who by nnuHlursatiun WIS
| rapidly destroying hath mind anu body; tho re-
suit Inns been excellent. Tho next case was
the negro SAMPSON convict sent BY VIII
County he Pad he had rheumatism. lie came to tile
hospital pretending to be in great distress. thought
MS ngohy too great to be real, nd sent hu II IFS
daty Nih gnnra thought had n,ade mistake. ~lid
t.nt lin to us cell: This wAs ol Saturday. On Mo1.-
gay no was brought to TIC anrpital na laid on thu
"na aos tondn & ~ n W p "n in na panMa H. 80 @
carc by ths n,lrsey md 10 well M lie oct lis rt hut