The Panola weekly star., 1882-07-08
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euthufsss we're spainuIlr, hai NJ taaei lhs
mual awlui snalhemai with ~ ellntlo laHah.
deeislnn himself Htluds msh, and feait 10
die Nfs Seville visited The ltli ~ ntun,
with hef tfuihef, John " uultasH The
eiefHfmAn ~ iIiuks rnd Heed hmd arrived
t~u hours baiufe Nrs Aeuslllel n uoi
dlns w. Heard ami Miss Chotallef waited
IN she ante.mum " me main han "
the hulldna for ssme teo hnnfa, white lleed
AMI ~ lIlthi were N the cell with The rflsl
enef Heed drew 80 viii giving uuiietus
bods in,o the hands NJ IT, iIlcka, and trans
fefflHa his fupyfRht " the "TWth and the
neiuusar 10 hia clergyman also, naed passed.
haeh and tafth between the waiting parties
outside with the documents until they wcta
hsod y sult all concerned John tuiean and
Mfs snnviIla gave their consent ~ thls dlapos
siiiun VI the body Finally, when all was
ready, John uulteHn, Mfs Scot He ani little
nettha ware brought IN. A. they entcfesi,
The guard ordered Charles into his cell
aud lucked him III. tuiteau was eninAed
beyond tontrul, lie acted Just y. h. had done
n The trial. iio raised his arm, cllnehec his
nst ana ialtly yelled May Tod Allnlahty
ed this several tunes, until his sister np'
preached, when his excitement sud.
dcnly subsidized
AZ sIs o'ciock last evening The condemned
man had n supper nf broird steak, toast, po.
tatnes and raspherrics, lilo WIS then shaved
by Capt Tunena All Deputy Warden flush
visited him. Tho latter found him quieter.
but he talked In his usual ven, ana exhibits
vi some nervousness as he .,apped About
o'clock he requested Dr, MuWiliams to see
that the 'mnchine" should bc In working or
der, 40 he tnight "gn or on time nr. Hicks
aud John W. .Guiteam called nj 10 no. pr Hicks
was admitted. but he declined 10 scn john.
Tho scene about the Jail this morning WIS
unique. Tho ofilcc Of tho inil was given up to
the large corps OF newspaper reporters, .
squad oil Them seribbllng away on everytable,
window sill and every projection that offered
rcst for paper. Many newspaper reporters
| Toward morning Guitean fell into q sound
sleep from sheer exhaustion. lie rose lew
minutes after ave-. and brcakfasted heartily
nteap. When the cook took his breakfast
| into tho cell, Gultuau told him O. bring
his dinner In AZ II o'clock promptly.
At ten O'Clock Gnitsau expressed a desire
| 20 take bath, and lnrgo tub was taken into
his cell. AZ this hour no one but the death
/ Nutfn Mnf MIN Ulnls nfINONhll ulNf
robed and bathod shortly before clcvcn
| o'clock he called for paper. aud ior
| twenty minutes busted himself IN making u
copy Of what he terms his prayer on the scat
fold-"father, now 20 ~ Thee and the say
Tor. hav, finished the work Tn0u gaveEt me
70 do. and am only too happy to 20 10 Thee,
About II 30 preparations began to be made
| for the execution. Alta II 30 u detachment oi
/ artillery was formed on the east side OF tho
| rotundn and brought their mutkets TO q
1 t.a faa rsaf q hat Hmm ulkAHt utu npOnis
WIRE In the rotunda. DR.. Hicks was with III,
prisoner engaged In prayer. Gutrnu showed
great nervousness aud appeared Ercatlt
startled when he heard tic rattlr oi the
mnskets on the stone floor. From that mo
ment he appeared 10 be thoruu ghly oyercoIn'
with emotion. lie wept freely aud seemed ts
be in great anguish, Alter the death war
rant was read by the Warden the prlsone
became more composed, and, turning away
bcxan 10 brush his hair.
The scene Ia the rotunda while waiting 70
the prisoner was one long 10 be remembered
The soldiers were drawn up on one side.
long line OF spectators facing them on th
other About II 30 the iron gstrs Mt the en-
Of tho corridor clicked. then Warden Crocke
made his appearance and n moment later tn
familiar figure OF 0uiiean was sccn. HIS fac
was pallid aud the muscles about his mout
moved ncryously. Other than this there WI
quickly to the scanold and asccnd.d q
somewhat steep steps with as much stead
meas as could be expected from q man who'
arms were tightly pInloned. AZ q
was assisted by tho oniccrs WI
walked upon either slde. Upon reaohir
tne platform Guiteau was placei immediate
iy behind the drop. facing 10 the front OF y
sealold. lie looked up a. the beam p,es :, ?
. dreaded paiaphernalia. As soon a. the CROW
had gained access Con. Crocker waved
them TO uncover, and all heads were bare
Dr. Hicks then offered briet prayer. dnrii
which Guifcnu stood with bowed head. +.
It's conclusion, Or. Hicks opened the hib
, and 0uiieau In firm tones said II will rei
. selection from tho tenih chapter OF Ms
thew. ftom the twenty eighth TO th. tort
. nr-t verse. inclusive" which he diu inh clei
Ing little II any ncr, business. Dr Hicks tn
/. produced tho manuscript which was pr
\ pared by tho prisoner this morning and ne
y u before him while Guiteau read
DING PHAfEn.
!, .Fathcr, now no 20 Thee and tho savior
A have finished the work Thou Kase.t me 70 Z
: and am only too happy 10 10 20 Thee. Il
Q world does not yet appreciate my missid
a but Thou knowcst u; Thou knowest fh
!. did-t inspire garneld- removal, and on
. good has come ffom u. This IL the best q
q dence that the inspiration came from Th'
:, and have set ID forth In my Dosk that
y men may read and may know that Tho
q Father, didrt In pife the act for which !
- murdered. This Govrrnfnent and nation
!. this act knos will Incur Thy eternal onnil
4 siof. The fetIibution In that case eainelni
and shnIp. and know Thy divine Law of u
ribution viii strike this nation and my ms
q dsrrrs IN the same way. The diaboiieal spl
J, pers toward me viii justify Thee IN cur.i
them, and I know that tho divine u
Of reiribution n iucxorsiiis. therefore pl
diet this nation will 20 dovn In blood, a
u my murdererr. irom the aaesuuse 20
'e arabic, D Thou supreme judge Woe ~
Ie men who violate Thy lawsi Only wccpI
v and snashing Of teeth awaits them I
. American press has large blIi 20 settle y
q sess In this matter; nothing but blood '
satisfy them. and no. my blood bc up
i them and this nation aud Its officials. Arth
n the President 4 . coward and an migrate
ns'suds 70 The man ,s sns' ,n aas ysrs,s s,
n has no parallel In history; but Taou. ng
:. seous father, will judge him. Father. tn
knowest me, but tho world hath.
81 Known mo. and nov 20 70 Thee and
tasior without the slightest III. vii towar
human being. Farewell. yc insn Of earth
u when he had nnished reading his prayer
M again surveyed the eropd and said; II
:" now going 10 rcad some vcr-es which are
seadsd 20 Indicate ny iss,inss q - tne ,s monl !,
y nay b. rrndsred effective. The idea 4 .
ne Of ( ehild babblinE 70 hls mamma and pa
tx wrote Il this morning about 10 O'Clock"
~ then commencrd 10 chant In . doiefnl %.
breaking down ffcquensly ard expressing
nj smotlon by loud. pitifuI sofia ClosInz
chant. and raising his voice % its high
~ pitch, he shouted "oioryi hai'eiuishi !
II with the Iordr'
Tho attendants shen pinioned his isrs
erfrfuliy adjusted the moose about he NJ
re n. stronE applied the black zap oyer
head. and a. lie iid 10. Ou team called ou
4. ne ssd spsias '"is vas loqsss2 the droe lei
= Cnifean swung In the ar. The b
~ snrned partly around. but there
nos tbs slightest pereeptible mot
-. of The fimbs when the dropfsll yell
sent up By some persons in-iae the AL.
Ie- Wa n. echoed By thousand or morr pco
.v vho hurs ahed iussily. There vas gen
Onslaught By shs populsse uron the
'so doors The oflcers were unable 70 vlthsf
Il, and hundrpds Il people crowded Into
N "A street urchin was captured
~ other day. in this city. with . be-
:. half full of old cigar stumps. which
= = had picked out of the CUTTERS ]
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