New-York tribune., 1891-12-27
AwrstLE cHrfrs rBE oALLoWs

THT VIZ u.Nr1Hng TE,rmcDE Dfrs ~
PRISON FROM APoPLIKY. n - THOUGHT.
nos,on, D.c. 90 Gpcciaii.-Isaae ssvi.lie. who
murdered ht brother. died In the New Hampshire
state Prison NJ 10 O'Clock this morning from .tohe
Of aIopexy, II Is supposed, thus cheating the gall0Ws
by ten days The prisoner has steadny failed since
his last hope of escaping tie death penalty vanished
After his meeting and parting with his mother. who
visited him In prison after b. icurned The nnsw,r
of the Judge. Sawtee becane uiiefy bfasen aosr tn
body and mind anc BE lrtsiits beEan a. tsii Hyen
under nli bese csca ~ ofssrs - fhs prfea
Including Dr. k At1a'4 hs prissn phYsisnH be
nevcd that be veah i've pa' fsf To- eats fssnaftng
before The date nlcd frr =. eaf1ieg auf a tho
iu'iical sentence Ou THURSDAY morning uhss IN.
rnard set 20 his cell IN carry b. breakfast sawieo
eppeaa much detected and par'ook sparingly OF the
mei When bis dinner taken TO him he seemed
IN about Tie ntw condition as in tie morning. hut
there wns nSttlng about him that gave the guard
~U grouna I'm FuPPnia as chat there any
thing srro1s IN tis candiuesi Aboat 3 o. IN.
Thursday pcPuig Wsffen nohinson. a. IS his usual
custom. visited tie grsHfrf liis stay was brief but
hr had some coh.rrFr. 'H. win stNicla b. learn n
he was In ncd o; au' .rr ni attention. TIE deputy
SAYS that IN the short tas hia vI.. saeeile nphug
ct any especial slgn hea fs rss sah bf te pl sonef
ss~iclle grcsuv csa ~ iie I'D 90 tiH.h hls
supper. but II wa at an'ommt ~ aiu 20 s,i thus
AZ g'eioei The ngif ssti bHisU sssia un dots
.'un arcrvarf ho hcsri ouua tha' suca tte iho
L
iam . lr.laru,n oud pn arriving 10 e. d.sf 10
saatcie's ocf He sf once oi ut "A thai tH p .l
was Tho one in ph,sicai .uHrIHr rh" vn hmai
qultaiy rnmmo1ed ihc Gepur warden sshp u,,l,. a..
,avteile's oolr aua fplnd hiH Ia an nsonshie ,,n.
auoa. Another summons bspafht Warden Ualia.l
e. ths t.eno Aftr .s.N eesmn.i =
ts Or mer. the warden t''epi,a.f ti tH nbfa,ian
IA w4s fsand that -1Ntellc had gAios.Hd. i al and
gone 10 tei lie lay his back. hs eyes ecfs o.s
and his re- psaton was short and lahof.a. TIE suf
fcrer was lifted up his cot. lie scond 10 be- d ing
Water was procured and dashed into hs face several
times Frequently his breathing would appca, to
stop and then the sufferer would be helped by artificial
respiration. Dr.. Clark arrived nj lOl1. hcgad
ing the condition Of sawtee when he arrived. th,
physician says:
- found Sawtelle I'm a cOmatosc coalition.
thought at once from his symptoms that IL was cas-
of apoplexy His respiration was about eisi'seh VI
twenty dropping sometimes To five or siN' "heh w
thought he was dying. Ills respiration was ster'orOu
| then mnde ~ complete examination ot I'M
patient Us was possible and II proved concluslvey tha
he wa, suffering nom apopeAy, rs was my hrst III
preston. We then carried him from his cell 10 'n
no ptaI ward where be was PLACED on COY aL'
every thing done fOf him that could be suggested :,
Sawte lived until 10 o'clock trls lnOr.ng, ~
died without having spoken since MS on com
pIoird CIR snwtclles hanging. Although sher1h HAY
had never Lcioc been 'nllcd upon to hang man. h
va prnceedrg with hts preparations for the occdSlV
M ini,nsry : and would have had everything complete
before ihnt date. lie had purchased new rope
t6nCmi y. IT,. Dec. 26-ln response 20 senti
meut thai has rspldy become fixed conviction !,
~" mn", OF saMtcle lie mnrierer resulted from In
tnkina poison Mayor Capp ms siernooh ao.seu s, ~
Care 70 make careful inyesgauon G.,1 tac as,
'hls nr Cispp Intends 20 do County solicitor pa'o, h
snsh setiri % We taken a. mny he necessary 60 ce'
up tho reports.