The Phoenix herald., 1882-07-07
GUTIBAU'S WILL. The ASSaSSil'S Last
 Remarks. Full Particulars Of tile
 Hanging.
Special Dispatch to Herald.

From Last Nights Exira.l
 SAs FRANcIsco. J June 3o.-Guitea
 was hanged at seven minutes of on o'clock.
 GuTteau's SvsII
 WAsuIxGTox, June 3o.-The lette
 in nature of will by which Guiteal
 di-poseS of his body is as follows:
 WAsuIseTox, D. C., June 29h--
 To Rev. William A. Hicks:-I
 Charles J. Gui.cau, of the City O.
 Washinet, n, in the District of Go
 Iumbia, now under sentence of death
 which is to be carried into execution betwecn tile hours of twelve and two c-clock. the 30th day of June, A. D 1882. in the United States Jail in the said District. hereby give and grant YOU my body, after such execution, provided. however. it shall not be used for any mcrcs nary purposes, and hereby, fo- good and sufficient consideration. give, deliver and trans fcrto said Hicks my book entitled The Truth" and the removal and copyright thereof, to be used by him in writing truthful history of my life and execution, and l direct that such history shall be entitled lhe"Life an work of Chas. J. Guiteau, nd I hereby solemnly proclaim, and announce to all the Morld, no person or persons shall ever in any manner use my body for any mercenary purposes, whatsoever At any time hereafter any person who shall desire to honor my re mains, they can do it hy erecting monument whercupon shall be in scribed these words: III -rc lies the body of Chas J. Guiieaa, patriot and Christian; his soul is in glory"
 JSigned.I CHAs. J. GUITEAU.
 NrTSzss: JAHEs WOODWARD
 CHAs. H. REID.
 Euiteau'z Condition,
 WASHINGTON, D. C., 9:45 A. NJ Guitcau IVES very restless during most oI the latter part Of the night. Towards mornir he fell into sound CT sIcrp trem sheer exhaustion He rested a fcsE mi ,utes after and break 1asted early and told them 10 bring his dfnn. in proTp'ly-
 Dr. Hicks, who remained in the ] fail all night, was called into the 1 prisoner's cell az soon as he rose, and i held conversation with him on re- Ifgious subjects at o'clock. pr. 1 Hicks saw ihe prisoner again when he nude the request To have bath, 1 and ask. Hicks to go out and see l the scaffOld. Guiteau desired him | to arrange with the warden to have the trap sprung as soon after twelve as possible. He also expressed con anxiety lest some accident should occur and insistedthat Hicks shonid see that the scsfold ard its were all in proper condition. After Guiteau had dis persed these matters he read poem compos. by himself, whicl. he calls |. Simplicity; or Religious Baby Talk" After reading WIS done he attempt q to sing it but broke down in the effort. Guiteau then talked for s, me time about the future. He remarked that his heart was tender. ' I don't think" he said, ''I can go through this ordeal without weeping, not bccause of any great weakness for principle in me is strong, but be- .ause am nearer the other world ioIdto the idea that God insured me"
 Guiteau subsequently, asked that in his books all complimentary re- marks about President Arthur and is adnin;stration be limited. Then ,e presepte;t. Hicks inc books tat nave been the companions of his enelv past. He told Hicks that he wanted him 10 offer firs; prayer on he scaffold, saying he (Guiseau) would then read his favorite special ,sssagr, the IO;h chapter of John, lud offer prayer on his own account; hen he intended, he said, 10 read hIs ,oem, Simplicity He desired to rave the t1 1ecuiion 20 arranged that ust as he uttered the last word he hould be sprung into eternity Tohn w Guiieau arrived al the jail t Q o'clock anA was followed in a CIV minutes by Warden Crocker. bese two gentlemen, with Hicks, lad 8 consultation as to the dispo- .tion of the body. At 9:15 the pris ,ner came ont Tn the corridor and xercised for 15 minutes He walk d rather briskly, which made it ifflcuIt for the guards to keep pace yith him.
 The Crowd.
 WAsHINGToN, June 3O-There l 1as a constant stream "f persons $ onling to inc jail and the manner the prisoner impressed the guard l hat be was weakening.