Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-04

CONN was put III place, anu the poly
was borne to the jail chapel, where the
physicians who were to make the autop-
sy were assembled. SKI
Guitcau, just before the trap was
sprung, dropped piece of paper from
his hand. This paper was given him
by Warden Croker to be dropped by
the condemned man as signal that he
was ready.
John w. Gniteau said to II reporter,
lust after the execution, that he was
glad it was over.
"What will be done with the re-
mains," asked the reporter.
eve will bring him here in jail where
he will re safe" said Guitcau. He will
not be taken out Of the Jail.
The spot indicated by the Warden as
Guiteau's burial place, is in the same
court as the gallows, and only Il few
yards from it.
"Guiteau, when he came out into the
rotunda from his cell, looked calm and
collected, but very pale. His arms were
pinioncd behind him, and he held his
head erect. lie ga2cd upon the crowd
without finching. He wore Il black
suit Of clothes, and instead ola collar
had a handkerchief thrown loosely about
his neck. Those who expected sickcn-
ing or distressing scenes were disap-
pointed, Guiteau walked firmly through
the rOtUntla and court. He stumbled on
one Of the steps leading to the srailOld,
but recovered himself Immediately.
When he began to read his voice was
la In,
and then Il sort Of singing Infection like
Il preacher reading hymns.
Certificate Of death, which the Ward
en- Is required according to the terms of
the death warrant TO file with the clerk
OF the court, rcCilcS that the scrgcOns
were present ut the execution of Chns
j. Guilcau, aud that he was hanged by
the neck Till he was dead.
Mrs. ScOvillc, after waiting upon the
outside Of the Jail unIil after the cXc,u-
ton took place, decided not to view the
remains this afternoon, and about ,
O'Clock returned 10 the city.
There was II disposition on the part
OF some of those present 10 get mcmen-
lOs Of the OcCnsiOn ut any cost. The Jail
officers took tie rope from tie gallOWs
und sccrctrd it ~ soon rs tIcnOuSi was
removed from the dead mans neck. Dr.
Hicks said when asked about the burial
that he did not want to say where the
body would be inferred. The funeral,
such rs II will be-, will take place lo-mor-
row, aud will lc rs private rs plslsLlr,ut
quarter past ) O'Clock.
The military guard that has been on
duly At the jail ever .idcc the 2nd OF
Judy last mare he'd away. They were
loudly cheer II M they LETT. DR.. Bliss
AMI his son arrived nj the Jail at halt
past three o'rl, Uk uni jOi.lcl the group
uf physicians eng lgcd IN making the
autopsy. \ reporter of the associated
press was the ouly newspaper man Hd-
United 10 the chapel where the body was
hriug d.scrl~l. The operations Of three
s,rtruns rugHgrd IN the autopsy were
watched with the greatest interest by
The OILERS who vruWdrd about the pcO-
'lr. AMER IN examination of IIr eyes,
Tie Brain was removed und Inspected.
Then the body WIS cut open and II
thorough aud complete examination
made, with u view of determining all
Tie physiological facts that could he of
interest IN connection with the ease.
The brain was found 10 be In u normal
condition, and weighed foHy-nlnc Oun-
eos. The heart weighed II little over
nine ounces, and was In II healthy con-
dltion, Ms were all other internal organs.
At ,. ~ the autopsy was adjourned un-
III this evening, when the brain will lC
taken TO The Government Medical Mu-
scum on the l0th, where n more minute
and critical examination will bG made Of
II. Physicians were disinclnCd to 90
into details IN regard TO results thus far
reached.
DR.. lluilgan left The Jail soon after 1
O'Clock taking with hlm Gutcau's
BRAIN
DR.. Gcddlng, who hns maintained
that Gullcnd was insane, snld when ask
cd what The result of the autopsy wns,
81 have nothing to say now"
Another physician remarked, eve are
all knOW-nOllllngs." A bystnndrr to-
piled, so the uncducalcd, nOn-cxpcn
public thought ut The time of the nhlop-
~ All agreed That there were lynplr
IN the brain, aud lml dcning of The dum
matter, None of them care 10 express n
positive opinion until uIlor the cXumnn-
liuu hns been completely
Dr. lIllss said that there were many
points showing goot healthy mental and
physical development.
The peculiar notion on the kidnpys
and utihhry 0rgnns OF asparagus IN fro.
quenUy noticed during the season.
Prof Henson recently proved In the
case OF the Emperor William aud 9th
ers That IN combination with malt mud
quiillne II Is MI absolute specific fur
diseases OF the live, kldneys mud url.
nary organs. His method has been
adopted by the Malt iItlcrs Company
aud this great German food IN now
composed Of malt, Hop. quInIne bark,
end asparagus. Medicdi Times