The evening world., 1894-07-27

the IRON door Of the solitary cell from
A. NJ TO p. NJ, in a standing most.
ton. and at night had been chained TO
the floor. Once he had asked Col
bryan 10 unshackle him for a necessary
purpose ana Bryan had kicked him.
btockway had locked him in the rest
su'e cell LOT three months on bread and
water
marry >. Gilmore's complaint was that
Tic mad been sent to Auburn Prison he.
cause oil conflict of orders bctvee,
TWO officers. lie added: "Brockwov said
lie would paddle me If | did not apoo-
glHe to the inferior officer. told him
i"e sh Gn,,rrGiuIfnstances, but he insisted that
aiu not paddle me. but a short time
Prison" N' ieu W AUBURN
6, G liner, would not admit to Mr..
SSttaichIelu that he had served time I'm a
STATE prison before he entered the re-.
iiprflatory ana that it was because OF
me discovery of that fact that he was
HAD RUNNING SORES.
ciea arno rer SAID ind he r3o,nei with Inmate
hau seen Cleare brought from ;he hath
room with his head ali cut and bleeIIna
d ain h so weak week that he had to be helped.
49, pduultu Nv lJfOrkWHN. Gil
more said he had TO dress ami undress
leare and daily clean out a big sore on
MS, slue ana another on his leg cIeare
anu the hospital steward had told him
ws,, .n re-, S Ire, were the results of Brock
Dr. &. x. richards. vino does the
dental works at the reformatory, testi-
m1,o ,ha wh ne had e examined the witness
Halpin had knocked Off his tooth Dr.
ihlchards said the tooth might have
been broken of as Miller described
Brockway's brutality which he had told
AT Auburn was not true. lie said he
mad only been padded once and then
lor hitting an officer with u chair
Judge Gilbert-Now, look here, Wood.
why are you not telling the story here
YOU told at Auburn. A. Because the
story | told there was not true.
oi1icers of this institution? a. No, nm
less 1 spoke to Acting Superintendent
bush or Brockways brother on the
IRAN ofarn coming here. DR.. Bush gave me a
Q. pa he give, you anything else? A.
NO. !ie gave all us convicts whom he
brought down two cigars each. but that
Convict John j. Delaney. of Auburn
Prison, testified that he had been con-
t rI IN the solitary cells seven times
Tor minor offenses, chained in a
standing position fourteen hours each
DAY ana to the floor the remaining ten
hours.
BEATEN FOR HAVING HORsE-HAIR.
Richard Quinn, of Clinton Prison, had
TO be assured that he would not be kept
under Brockway's hands before he tes-
titled. He said he had been charged
with stealing horse-hair from which he
made a watch chain. He had found the
mar lie said. In one of the reformatory
SHOPS. He was sent to the bathroom.
Ion the way Keeper I1alpin punched me
@
Brockway asked me where I got the
horse-h ! told him l found it. He
called me liar and ordered me to get
over against the wall and be paddied
His first blow with the paddle weak
cned me so that l could not stand and
l fell to the floor. Then Halpin began to
punch and kick me when / was down
Brockway said: String him up, boys,
but don't mark him.
II was hauled up twelve inches clear
from the floor by a rope fastened to
hand-curs, which had been placed on
my wrists: Then Brockway started a [
me with the paddle again
when I turned my head to cry for
mercy he would strike me over the head
and face. / was about unconscious when
ne fnlshed me. | remember being half
carried to my cell ''"'
There DR.. Wey came to see me NV
ears, We're all swollen and bruised: nv
mead was cut; my nose was bleeding
my eyes were turning black and blue
my Up WAS split open and my back was
an Ta" ana bleeding. For days / could
| not lie down and sleep,
Il was transferred to State nr,sor
Twelve days later and bore the marks al