The daily gazette., 1882-07-01
REeRlNrEo FRoM Yrs--s
AFTER THE Exvor-

-, When the Funa.
lace-ro be Buried in ssAl ,s WIN TAX
nS.opSy-No Truth in the e ~ CAll-Th
~ tNohhnued from third cdl,o
Y. 5. JAIL, WAsurNoroa'so so''ion,l
When the drop fell at ig az VH' > June 3d.
~ ,es ~ .oh Sons persons inside t6e Gu w, was sen
,hn,,as maS ecnoed outside by the Nv voI Iall' Til
lns,ssr NJ ~ more people, who es t Of
tse hs'iy, Ihere was general oDs,l O nurrahe
the popnlaee upon the door onslaught b
powerful that the officers wera snlcl was !
withstandit. ' were unable i
Hundreds Of people crou,
oihce ana there was a terrific INTO u
aoor, For at least 40 seconds 1T Slush at u
fell the body hung motinNioI ailer the dru
was slight motion of tba ~ lhen ther
lexs, uue 70 muscular contractIon Iuc@ an
Inree minutes after the tran Sa,, -
Mas covered to be examined nv W. ~ 'ne eOd
n lhere was a decided ac,,o" e paya
neart for fully ID minutes ana nS'oh Of u
nuttered two minutes Longer ""u 'ne puls
When the body had hung Mt,
just touching the ground for ",n o,,d the iss
hour, It was lowered into the ea coSa nall a
was waiting for It under the sooaI, s0,aru, which
physicians decided at once that tnolu' a.. III
been broken. When the bodv ,, ane neck Aal
noad ny pacs ~ zap was removed aud the FS"'sa Fo'a y
posea. Inc features were pallId =, "nS aCe a.
posed; About the mouth there Suu ~s con-
| siderable moisture. '"''e was con-
After the body had been ar,.ro.,
coffin, Warden Crocker aScpndaaS dSu IN d.
OF the scaiiold and addressing ,u s,e sep
which was kept back from the .o.s, %e eToEi
line OF officers, said, "Those wbo boealod By l
pass along the side of the scaIalS ussIIe ssa Gag
the body 'HOiu and view
Then the crowd of spectato,s
INTO line, and passing between tbs s .ns ,OI1lsa
and the wall Of the jail, viewed AZ ~ Sanola u
face. Some jail officers, ,vo ,ue aa aea
physicians and Dr. Hicks stood ,s0,, \ .ie 4
coffin. 'u aOOu u
John w. Guiteau Joined th. ,,u
and famed his dead brothers Iacs !"
away the flies. John W. Guiean Su y
20 upon the scatfold, but stood ANY NV
scene just within the line of ofBc's
bottom Of the steps, When ~.
given 70 the crowd TO view the rem,%
scafiold was at once filled by pcoOs !
curousiy examined every joint ad bh
MOVING THE BODY.
At LAO p. m. the lid Of the eoNn n.
In place and the body was borne IA NJ
chapel, where the physicians who W.,
make the autopsy were assembled wv
After the body was taken 10 A !,
chapel arrangements were made n NM
Scoville view 1t. Guiteau lust MN,
drop was sprung dropped piece Of M
from his hand. This paper was OivI
by Warden Crocker to be dropDd Iy
condemned man as signal that he !
ready.
John w. Gulteau said to reDOtr
after the execution, that he was gladH
over.
"What will be done with the ru,ia,
asked the reporter.
l. I'VE will bury him here in the lsl Vi
he will be SAFE" said Mr.. Guiteau, M
not be taken out of the JAIL"
The spot indicated by the warden
teau's burial place is in the same cOun
the gallows, and few feet from t. 4
certificate Of death which the warden h
quircd, according to the terms Of The 4,
warrant, TO file with the clerk Of The %
recites that the signers were present 4
execution Of Charles j. Guteau, SniaiI
was hanged by the neck until he w "a
MRS. scovILLE SEES THE B@I
Mrs. Scoville after waiting upon as
side Of the Jail until after the elRu
took place, went in to view the remains
afternoon, and, about 2o'clOck, rtur
10 the city.
While the autopsy was in progress War
Crockcr said to reporter that the man
and place of Guiteau's burial had not
- been determined upon. The body be
would remain In the Jail over might toni
DIR. Hicks who left the jail soon after
hanging, viii return ia The morning,
then the question of interment will be
tied.
John Guiteau, when asked Il the reaa
would not ultimately remove the oO
said, 81 don't want to say what We Will
for If do we will not be able TO protect
If the body is taken away nobody will ~
IL, at the time at lease"
Col. Charles H. Reed, Guiteaus coun'
did not witness the execution lie
that he could not stand 1t, and mth9
to leave the city. 1t is not known Vns
Mr.. Scoville is in town or no.
Guiteau says that he has not seen nnI
he does not believe he Is In 'oSn'
Guiteau appeared to be In 4
serene frame of mind after tne ei9u1
- ~ believe he was insane, @a
Guiteau. ~ predicted just what "
TG happen-that he would 60 braVey Y
Railows. The trial was farce ana y
an insane man was executed Wne'aa
Is insane before God / do not kaOSl y
believe II he was to be tried again s
be convicted. 1t was not quesuOH !"
jury. .,,0,,lp
At2.3O O'Clock DR.. B. +. Lorngg lSna SA
his examination of the eyes Oh I
man, He found the left eye comptE!
r fused with blood, and both eye sa.S t'.'s
distinct that no opinion c0uid @"'"
their condition. - Al.
Mt The physicians who perioTTlnSS u.s, "
rt- to,,sv we're Drs. d, s. Lamb, ]. hMsA
at and n. T. Sauers. John W. tu,a.
70 DR.. Hicks were present for slOn y. y" !
y left the iail before the conclusUu ,soa
M autopsy and returned TO 'n' Wy
O'Clock. -, ,oay shOsa
A close examination Of the DOal '.a M M
that Guiteau's neck was broken sa'i apu A
rope had cut deep into tie A'''
Zee neck. - n, Hkl
= Very soon after the hanging ,u,avs ~
and John W. Guiteau made q 'ioGI ~ AHA
animation of the cell oceuplea, y hoI Il
DIR. Hicks took possession ol I'M .5' VT me
other effects of the deceased ,,ror,
officers took the rope from tne nsoss VI,
secreted 1t as soon as the nyO
moved from the dead mans nsJ ne5A about
- DIR. Hicks said, when asAyu ,sv nd
burial, that he did not want !" w.
the body would be inferred, +. will i
The funeral, such as 1T, i Tlll 81 s q private
place tomorrow, and VIII Nv
possible. .ho, all sOha I
Warden Crocker says ina. az pOsOu
discoveries of attempts to caIi! .!0d VithS
Guiteau are purely sensatiolla '
any foundation of fact.