New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
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TORGEYEFF At Nv EXECUTION
From Translation In The Bosi0n Herald.
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Fror, Translation IN The Bos,on HeraB.
| We FASTENED along the second corridor, and
found ourselves I'm The iuDn, whore the only furniture
vas single stool II was this seat that the last
to.ct Of the condemned man to he made. A we en-
tered hy door. man n dress coat and WINE neck
ne camc of another and advanced 10 meet us'With
gray, and measured step lie looked like diplomat or
/ = clergyman. bat he was the eXccutoner lie was
fnIuwot by little old man black trock coat the fist
a.staot OF " DC Paris tine ,.Kccuuoner Of Bcauvais
Thi. Old man held In h- hand satuer baH Troppmann
stood mooucs- u mont Of the stool; We had stopped q
cu,iourr and h. assistant were standing ON me reht;
neat 90 them The priest The coumandaui ard
Claude were on the lru of the prisoner Iae old man
straps with buckles; he knrlt down win some dimuW
/ bohiui rruppmsuu and ocfan To fa-t'n his feet Tue
condemned man bad Involuntary placed hi, foot ou one
of the 'trlps the old man riod - remove h am Then
said: PARTON sir" touohmv froppmtuu ON me oa.f
TO attract bus attention Tho prisoner urncd round and
with polite nod raised hi' foot and l't tho su'pfo
DIrpr inns time the priest was reading in low tome
from PRAYER book IA the frcnch ltnEtEe rho two
other a,.i-tuuie or too eAce1,onrg hmrrGY rgmol~,
the strait lackct tooh h"d ot lr'ppm3nn~ nrns ana
fastened thcW with tue hands cf sed heHlnu MS na'H
and surrounded li. whole body Win straps, VI dc lar'
giving hs instruction, 10y poiuuN with ms niger from
A. ilst, when mt. operation during which, confess
my tsco was mthrd 10 cnd i-plialoh W.. '@.
poiel. new one began itoppm'nn was requested lo
take sont on The stool and The equity OIL man began :"
AMI vim many sr,mAce' 81 The mouth "arst'liy c"t
same shirt winch he hndJut pat "n %itn 50 much care
and which 10 would have been 80 oaey :" hay" cut pre-
vlously tho material thlck ana resisted the cutting
instrument VI. dc Paris was Watching tneNr pirpata-
tons. aud he did not appcar Pea.-n; tnc opcn4S TS
equity old man bryan again ana cut away islse pee %,
tine shirt e ,%P Of 5 5S O"T %So %m 2 moved Ihr
i ",I b, .ittpn 70 the hair lie placed ono swollen
hand on head of the Young man. who bent forward
hair s,npe over the shoulders and fell ground;
one c rolled to my feet Hoppmann kept MS head bent
forward rcsisnedy and 10 priest ''ld hs Pa1y@r ''t
the condemned man hands Redeemed with blood AMI
nov lying. one on the other. po"erlesS. Ny eye.
wandered the white and delicate neck meek NE that
or a child and iuvountpr.ly my Imagination drew
transverse line IT, There. Thought l. there IN Few
minutes the heavy axe viii pass tearing me Veiroie'
cutting the muscles and nerves. This body dd not seem
wait its dc-ny, 1t wa 80 white 80 uIl OF ne ana IN
eplte ~ INV -ef wondered VIAL lhat Drhl ucl wa
thinking ab,gt at that moment Was il thinking with
Perhaps u WIS Watching a"huWluI "i Hl-l- iu,iI i
souvenirs pass through IT, Perhaps II saw me c'hNu-
awe agony OF the victim. OF the murder about to
he explted Perhaps that head a,ing 10 Itself:
This +. nothing 10 what Ne shall see presently" Ana
it viii repeat tat uun death SeHe- upon u. The o.d
man sin ct away; the scissor, could bc heard sew ring
tuo b..r; presently the OF, man finished and Troppmtnn
the coudcune, men vho are still -uOns enough 10 speak
make their at request to ur governor pf he prison
4y their dents; they thank tn"ir keeper and request
,rc one present 10 send ct rr or lock OF their hr O.
hr .llinrl a'l s1cn ,entmeu'atc, - De dti NOT say
wlIl. aud vdi'et with q1et ctiaue,s. snort acar
. W. 5 u ,,,cir,I .il-r, % The l,.r moment la.
lT' ' a r',' ,,G,.,uI, I'D his pleasant
r,ri,o3r voice hal not al .r. The cnldcnucd man ac-
rn,,or.er tnre words vita % .icdf uol q. II u
WIN regret thlt boo did mot answer differently orer 10
pr4.r i,,s oi,.-t oner Wei. .cf 60 sid claude.
vent ont uifo fhe large courf ard ~ he prison II
wa. 6i5 o'coc.: The -fv was hardly Din up 'o, Filled
ti MR. ami Yelled c,.rytlia, TIE bowling Of the mob
dcaf"ued rs; t was AN picemn,o'. noisy AMI lnsup-
,,r,blc hootingwaich tell up,n be,orr We had handy
.,u.ler arI ~ Fastened toward tac ate .ou" re-
uliued b,huj; f. y,"lf A. walked nth the others.
rai .trpno iuc'iutti.n to 3D. The same Tmrpm4im al
Naurcd RAPIDLY. dragging he fer for tle straps nTrdrd
almost "A child All Al once slowly Ike % throat spread
ing its i1ws. tine gate opened boz front Of H.; cry o
satisfaction hurst from The crowd and th' monster which
wa. waiting for its prey prc."utcl Itself 10 our .zht,
with it. two upr -Ats and IT. knife 900 lh" air glacial
cold penetrate u'. 20 co.d which made me feel sex Al
ever watched Troppmanu; h' drew back threw BACK
head Zoo. knees gave W ~ though %" lI received
blow the chest. lie - going ~ amt said voice
thc .ad would f,ll preceded him. running. had not
the co!rd-e WF mart Cove r,'I,,'l ~ ~ I TT
gate saw tr eNr'Rtl"n't suddenly appear ON 'H' ,eL
SIDE OF ~" -ui,lotue. "N how lroppualn 'eplratus
went mp the s'"p.there we're ten ~ them-l saw how he
s,o pea ann co, -1 re ~ , N'T. saT XIX ON
the attfom; a." how I'VE wcn seed in ON me rigIt
aud lclt a. spiders SEIZE ~ 50" how he ".'ance'
turned away and waited; the ground SWAIN uu Ter me- II
seemed 49, tIoiyh nu io vlt w.lol, eternity had
had the time o notice that on the appearance pf Tropp
mann the shout o' the crowd h1d udrSi ph IKE hoW'
hen breath es silence followed In trout o. me stood
sentinel Young fellow with rosy checks and robust
Hylre -lv that he staring at Wc with trytfnrd
and stupid rcrploVity and SAID to myselt lierc ia
,oar born 10 some distant VILLAGE" me clild Of an hon
81 'an. Wmt are they show inc hn u,r" r. A. a't
heard light blow the sound of two pieces or wood
-tr.ms to.rlh"r D. wa &c slNFr rrw rIi',' OF tle
uoulc4s which had IT,. ON MO II" pIlr' iu'u a'lu
deep roaring sonnet hing rolled u"fh a'i cave i"in
powerful ANNUAL which had lust relieved itc by sui
lien ,omit can dud uo other comparison Evcrrlhut
lr. lo,Aod: n wa. the subordinate OF claude. whom.
1t learned h1orVaU MAXINE dn camp ma asked 10
u,ti. N4er !" bc asked. ''uian- u"utr' hm. amt !
returned ~ ire court llI ~ I' lI',' N.. '''u u"