The sun., 1891-07-08

nature which broke out n . yiolsnssS man,
eiioft al he % last 10 thWaft the law Or annoy
term aqTs n Ss
ihs ksspsrs ssme 70 his coli Ss Va; seated S o.
9's ,h ss 81 tic ss essR Ws ssp
s,s g ss :ns ss!ssS H.
hans the most repuleive face that had stared
was distinctly brutal. The long beard which,
used to hide some OF his features had been Gu,
and '''sss asd Of ssss soaf!sS
nntidy Appearance. He was dressed
Ike the other. in black GSst and vsff ta5E so6E
tesaents 70 70 'S Bind % him 'gf WITHOUT Protest and
10 the ether three. and with like results, The
so adas h 'sG@ 6 nd & a s. 9sS when Ss
| was taken from the chair.
w%tdab R Of he s
break iesi. more elaborate than the drst. was
execution Sa,0"PH of socam S smier. Wood. and
The approximate time Of the turning on Of the
current IN each case wa,: Slocum. a;40; smiler.
ers lad Sg scs nS
| that The executions were 10 take place this
M mmorring. md thy were rtepMod ior them; EN-;
oiersd if sr' no resistshee. but rathet assisted
the s chair. The oeetrodss ' were ' not applied
as in the .Kemmler case to the, top OF
ns sssS
and the calves Of their legs; The current was
on IN saSh nSon Sass fos
ca.e there were appnrent:evldences Of revival.
as in the kemmler case and IN each Of those
were kept constantly wet an ot The execntSd
about the calves Of the legs. The medical
men present Aagree that death came on
yya Was meres reex seton
None OF the Witnesses was overcome. and all Of
them who have spoken have made the state;
meEt that the electrodes were successful. and
that death In all cases was instantaneous and
Dalf'esas AZ IA o'clock Drs. southwick and Daniels
and Deputy Attorney. General Hogan left for
tho West. None of them would talk. Dr.. Ba.
ssoY Ss and besn
completed. DR.. Mcdonald conducted the au-
State oS Ss ss
EXECUTIONS were absolutely painless.
sa
Il fe rs sye6as Ters as natural as IN
ITO AlLoE O0aIQ, anu LulS WHb tuO COuulblOu III
the. men put to death this morning Each
hish a Any stage q ,hs proceed &C 3
diHIesls 70 fsaize .hs. deai6 i Sad q 2 eseS!Fsd ~
was a witness: said he was pledged Is secrecy.
but he was willing to say that death had come
ssded mnr
derers BY electricity was failure. but am n;
nss TO 10 hs Calmly
was instantaneo1s. am bound to secrecy and
dso'ss Edward oliver Of Albany. a witness;
said II % game here % because o nm . pepsSSnal p,Sin1
nbea %. sorehsr VIE
the wtnesses wit % signed a. paper n last night at ~
sa myss o the
success, he nodded assent. H. was asked II
Dr.. Laws assertions concerning , the quiet
far as he could Judge as layman. the eXecu-
:, Ex-Warden Brush, undor whose administre-
ton the was erected a
coneerni1g z the appil ia ces no said:
Every,h ne was in perfect order when left
Il .d spd sx s as %s sd
were made to the head and calves Of the legs,
cord dnss Mas Red hoss With
and think that 1t was possible successfully
It took too aboa. % s' yosr to fix The Buildings and and
construct the apparatus. EVERYTHING was
pt n the t.
The e1.warden added that he did no. ap::
deputy Atiorney-General Hogan refused to
sppesi in @ood's case: ae sssid that Mr.:
Rclv the a the made before the At.
torney General. and which the Attorrey.Gen-
eral had declared OF no use ana q, not h 6indidrG
law. All thai no would say Of the execution
There Is an Interesting fact conn ected with
the experiments made yesterday In the pres
cations which has n bearing on tho seeming in
81 sd
from 5O0 to 1900 volts. the force Of The current
which it had been determined would oe tuned
Eesistance, q the animal., was 2s seconds.
stnnnsd the horse and q second current and
a third. were turned ON before the work was
o G
its excuse. II not Its eHnlanaion: In tho OK peri
yh the hHrse r at
Deputy Attorney General Hogan came ont. got |
into q carriage and drove to the station.
y
DR.. Southwick Doth practically asserted that |
they hnd been kept prisoners by tho Warden. |
cause OF an ron bound contract with the War |
den: They did ssy, and In very signt1csnt
to that OF Kemmier. Kemmler was shocked
twice. Asked n they meant that these men
been ns the: did not
Deputy Attorney General Hogan said very
to rsely that he had been told that the mon had
was not wit ness.
The autopsy was begun at about l0H O'Clock.
and the first body operated upon was that Of
Blocum. Dr., Mcdonald, was IN charge. and
was assisted BY pr; Ward. DR.. Townsend. and
on tho other bodies except DR., ,southwick who
has gone. and whose place will be takon BY q
At 1880 O'clock Mr. E. A. Brown. tho State
prison purehasing agent; said: Z" think they
o% SSt Wf snor s Tb
luires that each body shall be autopsied and
upon. They will not finish TO-DAY,
n nj al n I nj m ANTI poo p0t