New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-30

-, AGAINST hone" On the way outs stop was
made At florists to get bunch OF ho"erS ~,
Cui,eau "He has always been iona Oh l'o"o'''
,;nod Mrs Scoyille land of little children, ana
90 birds but he could never bear cats v oogS.
The thought that something would INTERFERE !"
nrcveut the execution was constantly rising III noi
,n;na al can't believe it," she said. Something
will intervene Almost every one OF her sentences
rasoualifed with the remark, if there is an ex-
',t,nnn She had in her hand a small Testament
,rh;cb Mr.. Scoyille had said was used by Charles
Cu,teau inst before the time of the aSsa>sha-
tion The corners of the leaves were turneu
down in many places and texts marked IN piue
Mcneil. She read number of these Almost all
Turned on martvrdom and kindred SUBJECTS. one
SAID she was taking it out to ask her oro,hei
whether II was the Testament that he used ana 10
GET him TO write something in IT. II proved lhai nv nv
had never had II, ana the slRhiicdnoo VI WV
Messages was lost. ,ro ,ho
Mrs Scoville at the jail long tine before S ST
was admitted to her brother. ne wa -
making his will and writing other sta!elnou'o Il 80
ranoelnents were also being made WIN icsaiu, ~
In6 ~ G3i,enn and Mrs Scoye signed the paper,
JJnh No ~ yat,ng in General Crockers ante
room in which the entire conlIo. % nr IJi"Es
Meantne the bunch of flowers had been srhl III , 70
Gniteau's cell For the first time IN many WcuSs s
and months Gniteau showed emotion re ptis,
into tears out it lasted only moment. DruSnmSS
his eyes with his hand he turned TO MI, n1Tu "" ~
Or. Hicks saying does nor 90 10" n,n a ' "a God
weep who has done Gods work and Is gong 70 uou
for doing 1t"
TIE MURDTRER's CURSE
Soon after Mrs. Scoville had signed the paper re-
pardug her brothers body, land while her inlhu was
filed with the thoughts winch tins na'ui"iS
broupht TO it, she summoned 10 her or"'her
coll He was sitting at the time in the corridor out
side his cell writing at little table win III,
Hicks al his side. As the door at the emu
scoyile coming he forced Guiteau into his cell ana
locked the gate This was in accordance with the
prison rules, winch require That such MI5; t
stouI1 not see visitors except i'll his cell. GuIteau
VA greatly enraCed. As General Croker who was
coming with Mrs ScOvllle ana the hIile elil an"
John Gnitcau. stepped forward ln'enIng 20 III
iock the gate and let Mrs. ScoVllle into the CELL
Guiteau began 10 complain and soon aiter 10 curse
and druounce HIM. General CROKER TIC Cileu;
~ curse every man of yon IN the name OF goa
Almighty You shall 20 down TO bell yon ana thal
guard that locked me in here. and fIeSldeht AItpu.
and the Cabinet and Judge Bradley Every man ~
ever laid the weight OF ndhG 70 pu. "eo - ST.
shall 90 down to hell" john Gulteau sau AFTER
ward thai his manner terrible. Ills mana was
raised in the air and he ralned down maiedCtlQ2Hs
as If he had authority from God to do 1t. wme MS
ewes plitfrred put ii right down." Inc shouted
son the record that locked III here and had TO
KISS INV sister through the bars. Come Up here
frankie have got to kiss YOU through the oafs;
but my soul is gong to cory: You nave wi0lg ti
s1st,r again. Come right up here; II IS the best
way after all They will see how Cod man Is
treatcd' lie then Kissed Ms blhtI 'i4O S"''
loudly three OF four times.
GUIrEAU AND HIS SISTER
Mrs Scovc tired to quiet him. and sald
rCharles don't YOU want to have INT come ana see
you''
"No, don't want to see you" he shouted. 6
want to have it go dov al history that could not
see you; that was locked in here" lie repeated
his ,enunciatons in this VEN three OF iour times
every time growing more violent. extending them
TO every person who had anything to do with the
ease But my soul" he kept repeating, viii so
to glory. ! am ready to 90. have made my Will
that char" and he took hold of the chair and shook
it, Il don't care anything about my body, but do
Doctor Hicks, who was standing by all this time,
sad nothing, probably ;Terng lnai =" was was
very composed, and this unexpected
scene no DOUBT prevented break-iC N
on her part bat The trouble was not over yet one
to prevent her from seeing her brother whereas IL
was SIMPLY Guiteau's violence which was prevent
ing the warden from admitting any one 10 nc cell
John GuIrcau said aiterward that The guard SIMPLY
did mis- uty but he thought the rule was maze uil-
necessarily rigiG under The circumstances; ,
Mrs. >coyilles remarks aud protests 9ly help'G
10 keep p Guicau's excitement. Nheh he uai
grown llttlc quieter he spoke TO htt anou, 'nc
Iowers d" hen you sent those flowers, he
sad. show ed some sentiment, but II dldh lasl
long. But don't bcheye IN sentiment OF 4elailohs
in tins world don't care anything ABOUT theln.
Incver saw my mother except when vas seven
She WAS beautiful woman" interrupted Mrs.
Scoyilc, and she loved Jo'4, Charles.
Mrs ~eoyillr said Il always loved yon and
Stood ny ion You, Charles"
Yes, that is SO, Frankie"
ANXIOUS FOR TIE DEPARTURE OF MS VISITORS.
John Gueau told his sister to stand aside ana
wait until his brother bad quetcd down when Cen
s1al ecker wonld let her in the CELL bat by this tine
he seemed to have enough OF them aud to he
anxious that they should 90 He felt that he had
made point which he didn't want to lose. His Sis
ter had been compelled to kiss him through the
bars and he seemed to cherish tins grievance. lie
shook hands with her through the bars.
Don't you want to kiss BERTHA" said Mrs. SEQ
vile.
ooh yes Bertha come right up here. i will kiss
you through the bars" he cried, agar. dwelling on
his grievance.
As she was going Mrs. Scoyile said " You are
oil right. Charles have faith n God .. - ;,
Ii Is not faith in Cod he shouted 1T is Gods
1nan Think % it," he said TO her; ta-morrow at
void Christ met the thief on the cross in Para
disc Get my book. That shows how II 49, The
soul goes into Paradise as PREPARATION lor INC
kingdom of heaven"
as quiet as if nothing had occurred. Neither Of
them showed any ieenng III the parting the assas-
sin being indifferent as usual ana pits
Bcovlllc being TOO much excited 10 dis
PLAY emotion As she left the jail Mrs.
Scoviile turned to her brother and SAID ;
"What nonsense this all is about his beng ndiiler-
ent to life and ready 10 die. expected to ma INN
quiet and meek and ready to go. HIS life sJ9st as
detI To aim yours mine Is TO you or me- sup
posed was < ing 10 find him run down ana pale
and weak lie never better" Mrs ScoVlile
said aiterward that she had changed heI nlnd
abou! going to the execution II there was TO be
any s1ch there as she had just gone through,
she cOd3d not endure it, She would MOI have her
little l1r see it, and she could not leave her at
home. size would depend on her brother for
truthful account of every thing that occurred, and
would depend Oh him To that her brother was
projected AID not hliSiuy used.