Niagara County News, 1882-07-07

              NIAGARA COUNTY NEWS. VOL. *S. YQUNGSTOWN, NIAGARA CO., X. Yμ DULY 7, f 1882. xo. n>. Topics of the Week. —A Conf.di.iatc monnment al Columbia, fe.C, baa been snatteroo by lightning. —"Our Homo" hygienic institute lit Dunavillc, N.Y., is burned Tin; 200 occupants wen saved. —A flood caused by a okrad-bursi destroyed Eta liidiuii Kottloment in Tejun Canon, Cal. —Twenty fatal casen of emall-poj atConcharley, I n<l., has caused greal consternation. The country is destitute.—On June 30th thero wore 4C,00(J poft-offioM in the United States, The postal department in iww solf—At tho trial of ]{. Porter f* Canondaigua, the jury were unable to agree. Tlicy stood ten for acquittal and two for conviction. —Several boy burglars, from seron to fourteen yearn of age, broke into a store at Medina and stole a quantity of cigaia and fireworks. They were arrested. —'I,he shareholders in tho Prnmroa Canal talk of purchasing the Panama Ifu.ilio.cl, at a cost of £250,000. They have got the luiled States inonojioly fever. —A cyclone struck the village of . Coalvillo, Pα., and demolished tho prinuipol portion. About 151.hum were destroyed and !25 to 30 persona killed. —Ten thousand acres of land in Virginia have been purchased for Hungarian immigrants. Other large tracts are to be bought Hi nei, ingltatei for the Maine pifrpoee. —Professor Bell, of the 801 l Telephone, is having built a mnguiflaeni rasidenoe in Washington, where h" Will pass hie winters. He is speudjng the summer at -Newport. —All kinds of wearing apparel, babies, &c, &c, are now named after humbug Barnum'a elephant, Jumbo. The Garflold cruse in this direction is on the wane. —Three hundred and four Russian Jews started for America i»:i .Monday. Six hundred more started Wodnesday. This persecuted people are finding relief in our "Laud of —A sensation has been created ul Frederick, Jud., over the Diarriogi ef Bmile Bnrgy, a French professor of music in the female seminary of that city, to a mulatto girl who has been • domestic in some of the loading families. —At the announcement in many of the largo cities of the execution of (iiiiieau, the rejoicing"showed itself in the ringing of bells, blown ; of whistles and firing salutes, 110 was hung and burned in effigy in many —The mother of the child which ■was abandoned on the (!.W.l{. train between St. ('atliar:ties and Clifton. Out., some three months since, has been found in the person of Belle Johnson, employed on u farm near Port Dalhoueie. —The panic at Alexandria, Egypt, had renewed, with more than it* former terror. The ineurreotionista threaten to tear up the nsilroads leading to the city and injure the Sue/. Canal so as to make it ua Cairo is being stored with provisions euth'eient to feed 13,000 persona three -.-At High Bridge, A'. J., a can ignited from a lantern at the Ohi Iron Works. The tlames spivad rapidly causing a terrific explosion which VMOked the building and surrounding structures.t Several persons were killed. The damage to property ;i--$12,000.—During ;. seuro storm at On gon, 111., fifteen buildings were .-'.ruck by lightning and a man named Spooner Was killed. Mne'ges by the soon Were destroyed aii'i lmndreda an were mined. SoTSeS and cattle Wt ye Killed. The daiu.ige lo the city and rici&itf will : THE GALLOWS! ■ trout of the k-uiv"ill. L!M|it. Gomobu iiis )-i(;!.t. Deputy Warden i l< ft, and Woodward behind Jona took a [uisitioii en Uμ nortb ride, and Warden Oockar took ■ i><>siti.>n hi tiio south nast eonter (if tho straotor* I mi a slight ili'luy whilu '£*) at more ■[>■ i-l.itors wc-ii' poshing tlmm ",h tin, dool fi'ia Hie rotunda to the oorridor, ut tli" low vend of which Qμ gaUowi was placed .'i j,rii/cil ni»hi tin, eruwd, looked at tlu overhead, and ijuickly mrveyed all khe dread paraphernalia. AS soon at tin orowd entered, Crocker waved hi* hand I'm thorn to uncover. All beadi were bared am) Mr. Hioka prayed as follows ! " Father, out <>f the depthi w<, ory to Thee K Thou our supplication, for the lakeol i. tliu Baylor, who made full pro ion for ui. Behold thli Thy servant umbly pray Thou wilt d. liver' him til lii luprome moment of hi* life. Let Th} id upon him. liberate hi* >>i from prison. May li" appear, before The* .. -1 ii\ Thy great mercy. Prombtood deliver him and us. God, on as, Christ, have inoivy on us Lamb of God that takeit away the sins 01 i Id, have mercy on us. Amen un< Ami ii." OUITBAU'S I>YlM> I-IIAVKIt. luirins the prayer Guiteau stood \%i '. i bead. At tbeolose Mr. Hi<-ks open id the Bible, ami Guiteau, In firm tones aaid •' I n ill road a selection trow tlu> loth chap . lii in the M i ver ." Ho then read the passage In > -i roi i < oico, with good tntonal i a showing littlo if :m nervouenei i. Uoks then produced tbi icript I repared by the prison* i ,ii;;, and held it before him while Gul . ad. wiiiv Mr. Hicks was arranging the manuscript, Guiteau exhibited slight nen lusni », and moved several times fron iae toot to Hi" otbur. Ho soon reoovorm oomposura and eaid: '•! am going to read i< yonmj last dying prayer." Ho then re* In a loud tone, witb distinct, emphatic em the following : . dying prayer on the gallows: Path n,. now tgo to Thee and tin Saviour. Ihavi llnMiuil the noil, I iiMi gavoel me to do,am iam only too happy to go u> Thee. Tin world doos not} et approclatq my mi ■ bou knowoel It. Thou KnoweetThoi didsl Inspire Garfleld's removal and onl] i bas como from i>. 'I'liis is thu bi'st ovi bat my In piratlon oame from Thee and I bavesot ft forth in my book that al mat] read and know Thou, Father, didst in ■I !)■ :ii" acl for which I am now muni n I This Government nnd Nation by tlii.s act know will Incur Thy et rnal enmity, as dii t!i ■ J'-ns i y killing Thy man, my Saviour Retribution In that case was quick ani sharp, and I know Thy divine law of p-t'i butlon will strike this nation and my mur In i:'" lame n^.-'x,. The diabolical spit It of this nation, Its government, and it newtpapi rs toward me, u 111 ju . Ify Tin ■■ ii cursing them, and I know Thy divine i ■ retribution is inexorable. I therefore pre diet that this nation will go down in I and thatmv murderen froni the Eixeoutlvi to the hangman, will go to b '11. Thy law are inexorable, ob Thou Supreme Judge unto the in; ii who violate Thy lawi onlyv, ■, lud gnashing of teeth awail them, TKe '.■" ticon press ha* a large i,i Ile « 'tli The ■. Righteous I in this mallei'. No but blood will satisfy them, and now mi blood be on them and on i his nation and il tit, Arthur, the President, i-; a e andingrate. His Ingratitude to the that made* him and saved his party and tin land from overthrow hoi no parallel Iα his toi-y, inn Thou, Bijthteous Father, willjudgi him. Bather, Thou kDowest me, but tb world bath not known me, and now ln<>u Tliee and the Saviour without the sll ill-will toward a buman being'. Farewell ye iiiuu of earth." At several points the asnadn pntsed am ■ ml" i\,.H'd to impart Increased ftnrhasfci t< iiis w<.rJaby th- poeuUar facial exp) so often noticed di ring the trial when h< «i, angi n 111 onu tiling. This <m larly noticeable when heallnded to Arthv and when he declared the nation would g< down in bfc e<?. uih vcaus. Whi.'ii be had d rea ling, 11 ■gainsurveyed tli" orowd and said in ■ Bnt voice: "I "in now to read s<,m. Intended u> Indicate m; feelincs a tin.' moment <if leaving this world. If sot t< iniisii- tin \ may be rendered effective. Tin that of a child babbling to his main I apa. I wrote .it t his n. 10 o'clock." I', then <'omni' i ilia; ; doleful style : 1 an iily, 1 am so glad, 1 am gong to the Lordy; I am so glad, Glory ballelujah) glory hallelujah ! I am goine to the Loray. I love the Lordy with till my soul, • i v halleluiah I And that is tin, reason I am going tu ihi ■ ■•• hallelujah, | lory hallelujah ! 1 ain K"i'W to ti,. tl; ■ Lord. Hi: voioe failed, and he bow i d U hi ■ 1 and I b«t b ral licxl a litllf, and i I bank 1 wed m> 1 my land, (ili>rv hallelujah ! :bey have mard ■• ■( on for l<. Ai. : .: 1 urn K'J'"K 1,, th> ' iy liaililujah ! I ani Hi i I • ■ • loldea i pitifuHy. StilJ Ij. on : 1 woudor.whaJ I n. Lord: • wiHwM|i . .. . tbe ', 111' ■i ;. 1.. i.; • ! ■~ f.>r different parties. A telegram from Nww York asked if tin- sender could Obtain pOBSOS ■iiciii of Quftaaa's bodj to exhibit to Qμ bet- Rottho Young Moll's Christian \ i. Mr. Hlckl paid no attention to tliu nus- At 'J o'clock tlit-ro was a constant stream of persons into tliu juil. Tho sceno outside Ii like SOBM great gala occasion. Some Md ini'U had noted booths from wliich f dispensed lemonade, cukes, and other cshiuents to tho weary and thirsty peovvho boymi boforo B o'clock t<i HHO Uβ lie road in front of (ho juil. Mounted •engers speeding to and from ti carriages bringing visitors to the Jail, ntinual cloud of dust hovering over the road that winds through the wide common between tli" jail and the eit}-. At 10 o'clock Mr. Hicks and John W. Gui lean went with Crocker to the sciill'old witli t number of guards. John W. Ghtlteau as Bended the steps, handled the rope, and oars tally Inspected ail the fixtures above and bol.r.v the platform. CUITKAU HWVUIia. At 10o'clock Ghiiteau expressed •■! desire t'i ; bath, \ large tubwM taken Into bla .•oil. QuiteaU nervously disrobed and plan d into the bat!i. It was quite apparent to the guard) who wai alone with him cl watching his every movement, that bis ob ji'ct in asking for a bath WM KJinpU to ob tain some employment w uich might dl tr.u-t till thoughts from the contemplation of ap proaching death. Ho evinced lncruai Knisin'ss, and his movements were um t!id manner distrait. Seventy poMoomeu, under Capt. Vernon and Lieuts, Botoler> Buy, and Austin, arrived at the |ail about 10 o'clock and were posted along tiie roadway outside the building. In addition t > tho r , alar jail guard, all the available men ol Bat terj C, 3d U. B. Artillery, commanded by l.ieut Crawford, were on duty inside the jail. The rotunda was thrown open at 10 o'clock and the newspaper nun atonoe Bocli din. There were few other people there, \.-.■ i>t jail guards tndasquad of ArtUlerymen upon the high steps leading to the scaf Cold. At 10.30 o'eiocl; the guard ooine out oi tbedoor a&d said: "Ho is ready for the dec tor now, end wand the Bowers to como.'i Another guard took the message, hurried  and soon returned with Mr. Hicks, who went Into the cell. Shortiy before 11, Guiteau called for paper, mid lOr 90 minntes busie 1 himself making ti copy of bis prayer upon the scaffold, writing in a lurgc, round logiblo hand. MUM. SL'OVII.I.IC AHIIIVKS. At 11 o'clock, contrary to general expert fitiou, Mrs. Sc-iivilij arrived at the jail, ami besOUght admission. She appeared to Ue lab. Oring under great excitement. VVardei: Crocker declined to admit her, unless tin. prisoner specially requested It. Jno. W'.iJni Bwho was in the rotunda, was Informed his I later was outside, and at lirst start oil to KO to licr, but after a moment's hesits li'iu decided not to interfere, laying, '■ i will have the whole matter with Crocker." I'e however, changed his mind and went out sido tho jail to sue his sister. He found hei In great excitement, bordering upon hysteria. but he soon oalmed her and ilissuadeil hel from an attempt to gain admission. She ao knowledged the propriety of such a course, but said File could not possibly remain in til*, city during all the Wretohed hours of tin. morning. She brought with her the Bowen ( htiteau asked for and they wero taken to tin prisoner. Quiteau was not Informed of bli Bister's presence. Aftur (iuiteau bad finished copying hiprayer he began to dress, putting onapab of navy blue trousers. Ho sent for the Jail bootblack and gave him his shoes in ■him for the last time. Dinner was brought and he ate with much relish, pis dinner consist cd of a pound of broiled steal;, fried potatoes, four slices of bread, and a quart oi 000 B, of which very littlo was loft. When Mr. Hicks came out of tho cell he suid tin. prisoner had not the slightest fear, "lhavt had ii plea-sant religious talk with him," Raid the minister. "He feels now that his preparation is finished anil ho is ready for tho lost At half-past 11 o'clock preparations beßnu to lie made for tno execution. At UM Id> tachmeiit of artillery was formed on theeasl side of tliu rotunda and brought their-BUta . i-i i parade reed Atthattlmeabi i went in the rotunda. Mr, I licks wot with the prisoner engaged in prayer, (iui owed narvouinees and appear* lob _t. -ill\ itartled when he heard t tie of the muskets on the stone Boca ■ m'.unda. From that moment he ap] to bo thoroughly overcome with emotion He wept freely and seamed to be in anguish. He apparently broke dows platety, burst into tears, and sobbed I icallv. Mr. HiskS fanned and Vainly tried u> culm him. TO THE SCAFFOLD. After the death-wan-ant WM Mad the prisoner became uioiv composed, and turning awnv to brush his hair with his old apparent swaggering tang Croid. At : (tesmi wliistlo bK w at the work houso iumu tkejafl. Two minutes later the lien ut tho end of thocorridm clinked. 'I! cession sppi and in the following ordarkThc \\ .-11-■ 1. ii and o:i ■of the officers followed by Mr. Hicks; then the prisoner in chai (iuards Colema-ii and Wooilwunl. I thi in. Jones, Hud.-oi., John- ii. and ( i (jail otlicers), the latter being a brot; the narden. Oolteau'a Caos waapaUdaad the muscles aU.ut his mouth moved nerv VOealy. There were no other of fal- Bsring. The proce-ssiou movtd quickly to .l.ild. The eondemneil man SSeettded I somewhat steep steps wtth w> much steadineesa-s OOSdd be expected from a mall wboau arms were i n inin- 1 U hiu.l him At GUITEAU HUNG! He Breaks Down, but I Recovers, md Shows ConsidorablO Bravado to tho End. \. (TORY OF THE EXECUTION. U'.\m:i\i;tiin, JunoBo, -Tli<- execution \ti< ■if'ir I in ii viTv .-Jiti-t.-iii.>r> manner k> \j at 19.60 o'clock. Mrs. Scoville came to 3 Jail, in an excited manner, anddemandod [mi lion Thi we i lint granted, for good us. At 11.81 a detachment Of regulan om Battery C, Becond Artillery, died late e rotunda. At thli time the attendants, itii the R#v, Mi,. Hicks, were trying t<> rail] e prisoner from a Faint Ing spell, His reooi y was followed by a paroxysm of tear*. [3.00 o'clock tho Warden entered ti, ■ il in pretence of Dr. Hicks and othemread i ie warrant. At 13.1 '■ the prisoner, conductby offlcen, followed by Mr. Sicks, Mar i.'il Henry, and assistants passed from the a, i the rotunda to the northeast court, toning the gallows in one minute, where the prisoner took his posit ion os the drop In i i im-li'ss and apparently unconcerned manner. At 12.16 a three-minutes' prayer «as offered by Mr, Hicks, At 12.19 the prison i read from a Bible, held by Mr. Ilk-ks, tip- lOth chapter of Matthew, 28th to 41st verses, At 18.81 he began reading his Inspiration address, which occupied four minutes. He displayed ;rn-at w ill power In the oontrol ol his voice until near the close whin he gave way Into a cry like a child. At 18.16 1-2 Mr. Hicks pronounced a benediction. Hali a minute lotor the legs were tiedi At 18.88 the ro] ■■ was placed about bit neck and the black i.-.'iii adjusted by Deputy-Warden Bob Btrong, Tim ass.issin shouted glory two or three UmM after tin, e-ip was drawn down. At \2.40 1-4 Warden Crocker raised his band, [nstantly i hi1 trap foil und theassessin'i neck was broki ii. Jlix heart stopped beating in IT minutes, He scarcely moved, and ui L.M.43 he wait ■t into his coiSo after bunging 80 minutes and 87seoo&ds, The examination showl'il that be bad drawn his prise iu the lottery nf ii.irassin.'itidii. John Vf.Quiteauwaspresnil, ami iidvisu.l with Mr. Hides as regards the disposition of tho body. After retiring night Quiteau slept 11ni■ ■ 11>• (or some time except when disturbed by the yells of a crazy negro woman. Tin latter part of the night, however, he was rwrj He rose a few minutes after livi and at 6,80 ate a hearty breakfast of ittnk potatoes, and other dishes. When tin L'oik took his breakfast into the cell, i tuiteav told him to bring his dinner at n promptly, Tin' Rev. Mr. Hicks, who remained in jail all whs culled into tlio cell soon alt' t tb< rose and held acoßYersatlon on re ligknis subjects with him. At 8 o'clock Mr, saw the prisoner again. The lattei : iin' minister i> go and ■■•• i the scaffold ui I id arrange \\ ii-li the Wurden to have tin Lriip sprung as soon after o'clock ai po dbie. Healsoexprossed'ooti i'l irable anxiety I!,' a loldttttt should occur, snd Insisted thai the soaffold and appurtenanoes were all iu a proper, hul'o oondltlon. After Quiteau bad disposed of Hum' matten id a poem composed by himself whiol be called "Simplicity, or Religious Bab] I'ulk-." After reading it aloud he attempted ,; It, but broke down In the effort N Inch w-ipiiiil have appeared ridiculou if th« location had uen less lolemn. Dα then talk i ae tune about iii* future, remarking iiit his heart was tender. " I don't think,' id, " I oan go through this ordeal with. nit weeplug not beoauss of any great weak ics-s, for the principle, in mo is Strong, but bo ■in-.- I uiti nearer tho other world. I holt to idea that Qod Inspired iuc." Ho eub«v lUeiitly asked that in Ins books (ill coinpli in nlary lem trks about rVeddsni \il]uuau(: ill Ailiiiini.-trutiii!! eliminated, Then h< ■ i -.hi.il to Mr. links tlio books that bat Men companions (».' Ins lonoly bours. John W, (iiiitcnu the juil at,. • clock, and was followed in a few tsinutei >> Warden 1 nicker. These two, With Mr Uoks, had a consultation as to the disposl : the body. \i 0.19 theprlsonoTcam« nto the (••irridor and c\ ivi-ed 1") ml luiteau has generally taken exercise In hi. .hii't and drawers. This monung he wore u mir of dark punts, and had i. handkerchlel ied loosely aboßl hisneok. He r/alked very jrisklv. niakiii;; it rather dillioult for the ;u;irds to keep pace with him. IN AM) AllolT TIIK JAIL. The vceiie about tit-* jail this morning wa* utlque. Theoffloe of the jail irasgiTen com ileU'ly up to tin large corps of neirspapei 'DpUltStS, who were SOrtbbllng awa> OH »■ . table, window sill, and every j I Inn tli,it offered rest (or their paper. Many vporteis rein.iiiiod ull night Tho p'ttico of tho Warden had boon trun.sfonne«J otoa beli graph office, and ix.'foro nine i-4(ht insti-unietits wore clirkin,; a DMSTy ac ■oinii.-uiinu-nt t<i the gteoßty invpaiations foing "ii inside the jail. Km ly in fho ni'irnmt; the prisoners in tin 'an of the jafl overlooking the oouii where .liows senilis were ull ivinovi ,1 t. jn.irt. is, and all the prisoners locked in c ■!!- •> preVfiit them serinj;-what was gain The jail oAcerS hud I suit i<l NCSMMBjIof the ssri ih. \ ware to play in tits«xsesjHoi in, tin- I'urpcse ehii-iu of testing the of the gaDons. \ ' ii({ UO pound . mij be trap srassprtms, by means of a ti 'OpS which pussod inUmne of the esUsof HM Hi" most splendid tiling beyond all earthly conoepttoe, whan I m with the Lordy. Olory hallelujah, [raising his voice totb liiL-lu-i pitch he could summon) glory tell* I uni witli Mm l^>nly. Mr. Hicks pn Uuitomi Hμ liiuil beiMdk lion tad fuivwoll, *iiyin£ : "Tho (itux i bo with (ho* ami give Ui.-v peam Up iwmon." TTIK DBOP Ml 1 B. 'I'll- attendants pinioned hi arms and .-i i :h neon about his neck, DepUt; J Btron ' plaoed Hie i>l u-U crip ore bb bead, Quiteau oalled out lomiiy, wGfc 'lot- ' Glory 1" and dropped a piece o ii him by tho Wiirilt'ii, us !i that ho was ready, Instantly the sprlni iuched. The drop fell :it 19 n>. GW Mill:; ill the air. Till.' Imhl\ till iii i [tartly me>iiiv 1. l>iit there mi Dot the slight ■ i perceptible movement of the limbs WTbon the drop fell sum,, penotu imrid .1 vi-ii.jd. A thousand people outsid hurrahed hisilly. 'i'i■■ ■• i■ was ii general onslaught by the pop nlace upon the door. The offleen won, ui a 11-in withstand it. Hundreds of peopl crowded Into the ofßoeand there was a let rihle crash a< the door", for 40 seconds at t r the drop fell th" body was motji then there was a slight motion of the shoul dersand legs, >luu t<> mueoular oontraotioti Three minutes after tho drop Ml lh" bod; lowered to be examined by tlu> phyal ii; i ■ was decided action of tb for ii minutes, and the heart Quttorei two :,,iiinii>s! longer. After the body bai buns; with foel touching the ground for ovu lull :im hour, it was lowered into Its coffin. VUDWINCI Till-. KOIAINH. i'li pbyaioiani deoidi '1 thai the neok wa nit brokeD. The features <>f the a I'.'tliil nml composed, and about tin mouth there seemed oonslderabl  Tlie crowd was allowed to view theromalni •liilin W. Gulteau tanned bis brother's beat ■ Bloa Daring the execu Uon he stood just within the line <>f offloer bottomot tli" steps to tho scaffold Tii" saffold wns soon filled with curiou people At 1.40 P. m. the lid of the cofflj put in its plaoe. The bo.iy was tlu-i h> the j.iii chapel, where the physician who were to make an autopsy had ■ THI BUBIAL, KTC. At B.lso'clock the military guard that im been on duty at the jail tbim t!n> Bad <> July lust marched away. They wisre loinlij obeared. It l> understood lon. BooTlllewil risU the Jail to-morrow t.<i view tlm remain of her brother. Warden Crooker says tin manner and place of Quiteau'i burial an nut yet ii itermlned. The body «iii remaii In the jail tp-night The question of Intel incut will br settled to morrow. John Ou) i :ni -.'lys if the body is ultimately takes awaj Qo outsiders .% ill know of it nt tin time. Mr. Bead, Ouiteau's oounsal, did m>i view tho exeoutton. He said be could noi stand it. It is not known whesher Mr. rfco wllr in in in town or not. John Qulteau ap poared \ ery serene after the execution. "I believe he wai Ui ane," ssid John ; "thetri al was a farce, and to-day an Insane man ■ Dub ii. Whetlier be i« Insane bafon Dd Ido not know: Still, I believe that II he wastrii d again be would l>. • oonvloted." This afternoon Mr. Eliokt and John >'Ui b .'in thoroughly examined the cell occupied GMiiteau. Mr. Ilirks ).(«>)< possession ol the books and other effects of tiie deo \ i it many other persoas also visited tkx cell. Sntiic were disposed to get men at uny cist. The officers hid the rope at "ii a : the ii" was removed from tho a* i neok, Mr. Hicks laid i ■ ili.i not want t" say « hart the lxxly will U\ interred The funeral will take plaoe to-morrow and n ill be us private as possible. .in i before i- o'clock to-day, John W. Qttlteaa .-■ i-l that ho f.-it. eheerfsd n» far at bis brother wns oosoemed, believlag it u> be tar better for hint to die than livo. HesaU tiiit Hi one foil keener anguish than be bun. ■If tint this rrinii.l Was BOtlUßittedi !*)" "ii ugoi In, he said: " Ilix lifo is a and worthless;, and I think tmeletht iii.tin;; end to 1.;.,! Bbeofcared Insan i . h rday took to thu Wlifsi k letter from tbi i U i< i called pen Loptotily (or ■ I : -\i t in-ti .ui of •■ evasloni i I . :i' Jed to the President's eon >♦ entiotttness, and sternly addressed Uα ral briil il oonples appeared ut tho juil uuil eeemed u> < njoy the visit. TMK AIXoI'SV. The auto] y which waeeexU in Ibeehapel :; :;ii. a neporti i at • WSe tUo only ne»>|ju . ' admittt 'i. I who perfomed the autopsr ■ ■ I ; I I I Sal I - in, anil JSaucm. wen- al ><• | resent, l>rs. Noble, Vouiij,', I . Blliottt, M( KID , ■ - .' .mi ral .' Qoddlng,Witmur, and Patterson of Ht. Kliza■ of tho '. and l<l Dloinschmidt, li. !, -.mil Parish. John ' bttt left b^ union of tho and Tin placed Bpoaa l> mh, the body n atoved, sad aft i batiag iwfu atrip, 'lid upon a table. Tin- wulos and Car ti.' 'iill. ri i.t parts of the bodjr were plwutit abovt mil I h ■ "|n <>i Rs woro watehed with the gn ■ ' by tbo :. Tb« rope wasfomd to haveost deeplj Into iimfiubli of ihu uiaaajxiii'.-i aeefc. The luft tyo was ease it Ii Liooi], uixl ijotli oyu« u..i. ~, in.l . ■:..■.n i- >ulil b; fonted ■'\ ■ r •■■ ''.'....:. ■; ..■!.'-idoo. ■H tin, pin I'a.'ts i.f illU'lVSi ill'cktll u.vti.ui with Uμ NH The liriiin was f<iiiii«l in a u .1 in i! ami r.iouurt'*} The luiirt w.'iVliiml a liltl.' m ntno onuco*, uiul fll tiu;ilt)i\, us were ''II tho other inter m] nixiiii* Dp. McWilliuius, tho (list pliy*lcinn to leave Iliv rooej, mil tlioro whs nothing the matter willi Uμ bruin as l;»r ns lie OQold IM lt« weight according u> Dr. IfoWUMaeaa, wu 4014ounoca. ThagwiuitJ \-isc.-m, be eaM in perfect oondltion. At&SS the autopey waa liljlllliml until tiiia evening, when tho brain will u> takes to a> medical nraaeom on T&th sti-.-.t. w -horn a more critical examination will 1.0 made, The phyaicl&n* mn .lisim-liu. i t<. go Into detail! ragardlnf thereanlti tims fur Dl,. Ilui't loft the Jnil not after fmir o'elook, taking with him Qulteau'i bndn. All tho iiliysiriaim agreed tlinl ili.i ■ wm \ympbm in the brain and bardaningof tli« dnramatter None oarato expveai n jK>«i-tivi' opinion until aricr the examinaMoa >•> pleted. Df. Bite,who arrived .-it the Jail jn-t us the autopey began and Joiaed tin, phyiloana In It, eald, than inn many point* ihowing a food healthy mmtal uiul phyaloa] devalopnteiit A nnniberof phyiloiaiii and mrgeoiu re* paired I" lli> \iiny M.'iliral Mil...mn int., tliis aft.'iiiooii will,en tin, aulo|isy wan continned. Tii>> direction of the operatlmwaßj by iiimiiiiiniiis cnnsoiit, given to Dr. l.iiinli. ii wbm the Intention of t h<, ■UTa'eona to make aplaiteroaiteof tli<> brain with ;i riewto permanent preservation in tlmt f> Tin of its oonflgoratdon and external chare, cterietfce, but the organ waa found m soft, and j i.  atto render thii Impraoticablo. A resort trot therefore bad i" photography. Onae count of the latauou of the how mi.l thu overoail sky, the preparationi were biurlej, but after placing the brain on a man earl ed hair and dlipoilng It io the Cum it bad during lir> ■ n number «'f aegativet wore takes tromvarknupointiof view with more or Iwirt Hill H The anatomloaj examination wiis than r< mmed. Tho examination, whiot \uli Iβoludeftoarefnl mloroiooploal rtudy .if th.> i and <i<i' -1 iii. j i I'liiii'iictt'risii.'s of the brain, will not be iini.'in.i beforeto-aaorrew uftiTiKMin, and may ooonpy «yvurui >i.i\i The inrgeona have pledgeJ tbemiehrei not to make public any Individual oonolueloM in ordei thattbt oflcial report may Imvufull weight and vaineai i e|»i waniillajj, the con ohwioat of nil thu I'XiiiniuiiiK phyaMaw. i ■11 i; it is nowaeoertalaad thatOniteaa'i I.ruin lit I :• nutic :, a littt., i<■ than the average. It was wall fanned itml [ireniiitißil hi i ejitui iial evidence of die* i ■ i lodon. Tbehangi and heart wereinaßoev mill oondltlon, tut tiiero waaailigbl rui Sing <>f the aorta In the viobtltyof the heart. Thoneok wai not dudooated or fractured, but tin iv waj " rupture <>f Uμ  maatoid moeole on both ikUa,M wi.liiuitliu thyro byold membrane. Death therefore re- BulU'i) from luffooatlon. The ipleen welched LBoonoeeor man than twloa us niuih us the normal ipleon. Tho othiT iiliilimiiiuil as far us . numiin ,1 preeonted no 'inusuai featnrea. The aar( is report will probably not b« ready for publication before n< ct fVedneatey. 11,. body of Outteaa waj buried Batorday LEWISTON. Dominion Day wn ulw ml ut quuouii (•in, (mi., S.il.'iinluy, J'My l-.t, in grand xt\ i>. A [irowlull tf4l loimcil opoo Uμ front ■' i. , i :il,,,iii 10.80 din, ooßUpawd i>l chaiuc! rill '1,, ■ 111>tI')ii>. ri<|ir«Nuiitin« the eoldiiml nice td iiiiitu mi cxtont; vclii<'li>H that ha<: Um'li laitl by Kinco tlio ourly day* of IHI3, »iM' iisiirn cli i| upon thin, ■μ-cu" H,ii mi,l rmulcto piny ii |,riiiiiiii<-iit pu.it iiml fonn u [>ri>ui|iiil fi-iitiirc in tliu procwHioii. After tlio procwwioii wok ii vicwL.l by llin Knatilflirv tho (ioviriKir (ii'iiirul of (iiniiilii, the |,]i,c, jsi.in pfOOMrM U> tliu tiioiiumciit 'prouiui*, hlicii' t ln-y were iliMiiinHcil, unit thf lial.incu of the iUiy up U> of ■ill 'I SlTiptlollH, lIIhI (Vc 111 tlln c',.||:|l(; til" WilH MiljiillMii>i| U» tlltt town hull, win-re tin- terpateborwui urt won kept up till eleven o'clock. The pcuplu of QueciiyUm uro t< I OQllgraMatad ii|<-n tills, tii- Ir tiiNt dMooMtraMoo apda tin-ii- natiniial ' .luiimw Fourth wu« r. |i bi..■. I hore, • iv. < ly UK in 1881, tat BMtfl Katijttftctoi ily t<, -, in-- i cdj.lc i-it. ]', tii B clan ili lu-Jil ;t |in iiic in Ihi I :"•.'■, Bodar th" auspice ol t.hi' Ilci. M.IISIu'U. vvhirli, Wl hi. Ii r sUlllll, Wiirt <|l|i|. II Mil c K>. 'I lII' lll.Ki 111-i' Of tin <-i; li.iiiary h.ir k< j.i ninny away, which ! :-ini{iil:ir t<i KHM I'loplc, but v.hicli i". in i. nii'loK true Wo uru fghul Hint tin- i'c . ~-ml'mull him  thin iiiinli ii'-i ■■!. .1 ii form, run! t iit-t tliut tho fiitvro gßtbaringi taa/j Kloyl hti pmi«e- WOrtby i.x.'iinpl'.-. llnii'Hi- wni l.i-pt up till Hi..,hi id pin. Thai • ii't'-i Hμ i'»;iii uu- A Card of Thanks. iiiniutto tli.uil. tli,; Miauls Ituy, of Queenston, i»-il tli.-ir kiii'l, nU'-iitivi: bn.lli'i, lor tin; xulxtanliiij Jll iJill ■ r ,11 wlji'h llitv i Hi' r 1.-11ji■ • 1 t)i• ■ Ui/i'l on til': Ist iiiht. ComiiiK Ililloli;; tliUill HH (IX IMOjt of tll« liitfiilnrx were, it molun Uμ obUgaMra WOB oar part iloutjly MuUng, aii'l hhoulil it I v. j li in unr \"jvr u> Iμ: itblu in any way to OHHUt thflii, Wγ ibonld bo only U-X» I'.'l'l'/ ■» to do. One oy 1 hzm. Liowinlon, July V, 18811 - Kort} -four p< wiro <lrowood by Ih* 'i'Kxi cuuNtyJ bv thu Huddczi iimj of tin*