The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-06

A1where NE hand s5saaas ;,rs-s ~, aoer R1Mhsse
eir.b.iy Wa. carried I-wmler Orsiile u Jeweit wa,
sW..ddo.k 3frpset i~c"-p, sac SkVpy.
l;-Windo~s N-e"lni.r IN eut ori, y. Deb. 4
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The windows Of the room in which the eXplo-
force OF the conclusion. Where the hand Erru-
ade struck. the carpet was torn nui thn y i'1r
rppri np. ,Ih" npper p"ttgn 81 IN" ir7f ol
back ot il, raggDd piece OF n" missile hri
torn It's way through IN" wunSr"t ns Ih'
door to the closet was pierced through in thr'
places, and around the wall were marks wh"r"
Jagged pis,es q the ir3n had stru"k A ror-
ripped and lu-t ahov. il a pie.e n walnut rail-
INK was embedded IN tn. wall. The carpet WIS
saturated with blood and besmeared with SCOT.
one of the pistols found was navy revolver.
WI, one chamber dis charged md caps or oi two
dis .harg-d chamher and found il still wet
showin s.that il hut lui recently hocn nred. Thc
other pistol wus q small ivory-hnn died Sharp'-
room indicate that il was u twevg FOUNDER
The Chambers Street Hospital, 10 which Or
willie D. Jewttt was taken in an ambulance soon
after IL" explosion, was throngrd all the after
noon by klnsmcn and intimate friends ~ tho
dying man, H. was received at half past II
und fi'or. tn" following entry WAS made in tho
hospital booA7 after al examination Of his
or,ile lcwo,t ssed 80 Of oranse. New lr-.>.
whC n h.s oih. a - - ir.nt slr'' in COM AiN
bomb Nh.A iicy were supposed 10 le ,samint-a iAr
ine accident o., annniancc ana INT T. .'iAi Msfl
Hc lhs ltir NHl'- wound ni me NNi inru I'fh is
juries
The hospital assistants found three wound.
IN the abdomen. The i"it hand and wrist w"r"
very badly lAccrn'"d. aud tho flesh gone. leny-
ing the mus les and arteries bare. The sur
srnn- dressed the wounds but made no cNami-
nation 10 ~ rttin how they hal been Inflicted.
ii
ter - -iA o'clock. when he di"d. HIS aged
mother had been summoned from her home IN
Inent His inthcr-in-iiw. Mr. l.. q. Cornell.
agent oi th" Hlznrd Powder Company. his
brighton : l.. nni Mr.. John d. Birre,i. wii
Mi Foster iliEgln-. his warm irlend and legal
only other persons IN the room were the hos
pilnl attendants and two or three intimate
{. Mr. George Bate4, the Superintendent Of the
hospital. told "a SuN reporter. TINT Mr. Jcw"lt
made NJ confess On ana SAID nothing T. any
ono in the lorpit,l Ia IN i'ate how the fearful
tragedy hul occurred. when he was takcn IN
his iAcr ana clothing wcrc covered " tn "A luaSs
! OF black matter that scenrd to be SCOT lie was
moaning, and hypoicrinic lnlrtlous wcre nd
| MN - rod IT, rrli"N' his pain. Coroner Elln-
ger and Dr Golisohmidt his deputy. arrived at
| 2 oclO * t. take his ant i'-moriem but hls suf-
! ierings were aucl that they did not undertake
tQqu stion him. Tho inquest Will be held at 10
Superintendent Bates Saws that Jcwett hardly
spoke 10 any ono from The time OF his arrival IA
the hospital until hih death. HIS words were
cJacuatrd. when he saw his mother bending
over him he sad. God bless YOU. and when
his father-in-law and his friend. Mr.. !iiggns
approached the bed where he lay he said
thank you" After that he uttered only mOnns
and murmurs, which his relations wore unable
| t. understand
DR., Henry p Sands the attending surgeon at
the Now York Hospital, was called at o'clock Ia
! look At the sufferer. He saw the wounds, but
SAID that he could give no opinion ns 10 how they
were made without full examination. such As
the condition of Mr.. Jewett did not permit ut the
| time. The wounds in tho abdomen wore lace
! ruted on the outside the flesh being badly torn,
| ana the surgeons who dressed them Thought
| they might have boon made either by pistol
| Shots or hy pieces Of u bOmlShell. The probing
| Of the wounds was left for tho Coroner.
| me body wis placed on ice. and the mother
| AMI the lnthrr-in- law left the hospital at seven
| 9ciork. MIR. Cornell. who Is the executor Of Mr..
| JeWclt rhth", Will apply for permit to-day to
| irnoN' me body 10 south Orange for burial
| a iafgr number Of persons called at the hos
| pllhl IN me evening 10 view the body but very
| lrN were allowed. One Of the visitors. who de-
| cllhed 10 give his name. said there was some
| uarR secret baek Of the accident; Mr.. Jewett
| was prunlghte in his tast,s and had spent u
| groiu deal oi money, Mr.. Barrett, one OF Mr.,
| JcWet = brothers in law, said that Mr.. JeWut h
| relations with his family and the members OF
his ilrm had always boon harmonious. He had
| no theory TO Offinr.
! Last oyeaing Mr. Dean was attended ia his