New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30

81. rt,ce, Elsewhere fun and deeply interest
ing dctaiis of this remarkable dIams NAY OF found
1rhs funeral Of Mr. King wss the mos a>,ng Ger
sr.Sny that ever transpircd in the St'.,e Everpaso
c;.it,p and profession wss feprs sentea and every
b"ns,t grade az scciety joined 20 the procession. At
IN. CONCLUSION Of the leading movements Of The Day
the Committee discharged their cannon in the bay
ard ,toed away many " their email arms and accou'
tomepts, stD keepiDs. however, strong gnard At
and their ROOM The crowd dispersed to the va
rous localities or. ering facilities for small groups to
tax over the Probable course of the Committee IN
fufnie.
For seyersl days the Committee devoted their time
to endeavcr TO effect the arrest Of Edward McGowan,
not orio'Is acconphce Of Casey, and who along with
him. he'd been indicted for the mu'dei of Mr.: King.
Their Efforts to bring him to justice-the scafiodhave
not been successful and II lie probable that he lett the
ccdpby upon witnessing the fate OF his ntedsrate;
The ffends of Casey took his body laid IL in state,
ano followed H. 10 the number Of four or five hundred,
to the grave. He had relatives here, but leaves An
aged mother who Ie.ides in New York. COra's body
was given to Belle Cora who was married % mn Jus,
before bis execution, and on whose account he hal
killed Gen. Richardson She displayed the greatest
devotion TO him. and attended him with many signs OF
mourning to the cemetery.
by the regular authorities at the ja for the murder of
Joseph Brooks in January last He was tried aud sed-
tel ced TO be hung the Cd Of May but obtained re-
preve to the 3ls fol account OF tue execution and
the murderer's confession are given else where.
The Committee quietly proceeded 10 it, work Of in
Guiry into the conduct OF certain leading characters
who have had much to do with the management OF
elections After close yet quiet investigation was
deter mined that the WE'LL known Yankee Sullivan, and
Charles z. Duane, Billy Mulligan, WOoley kearney,
Martin Gallagher, William Carr John Coouey and Ed
ward Bugar should be taken TO the rooms Of the Con-
mlttee.
Their arrest as ef cted without disturbance though
in Il case of Duane and Mu gan dspo iton only
was shown by outside parties to interfere to procure
their rel. ase. During all this while reports were cir
cuated that Gov. Johnson shout to call into requ-
sion whatever means he might discover to suppress
the revolutionary Organizat but he has taken no
such steps. When these ruDOr, were prevalent, IN
Sacramento and other places that thousands were
ready TO come to the assistance Of the Committee and
their friends.
Early on Friday morning, June the let, the city was
srreo into wordy uproar by the announce ent that
Yankee Sullivan had committed sucide the night be-
fere in his cell at the rooms Of the Committee Thus
was true He had severed the brachal artery of the
lett arm with knife which taken to his cell with
his food. HE body carried away by the Coroner,
an Inquest held and he was buried With ut any display
His ssiOn in relation TO election Frauds the ver-
dict of the COrones jury sketch OF the career OF the
deceased and everything in relation 70 his confinement
ana ath, recOToed in another column The arrest
of Sullivan caused some wonderful Developments con-
corning the ingenious system of ballot box suiDg,
which has for loi time enabled the rogue, OF tos
CITY to eject whoever they pleased to Offices OF public
trust.
On Monday, the I'd inst, the opponents of the Vigil
ance Committee endeavOred to hold great mass
"meetipg to denOunce mob violence, aud sustain law
"aDd der But the affair boisterous failure.
Tie health of the city is good, and business only
moderately active.
The .0i al coinage at the Branch Mint for the month
Of May vas 1920, l5e 90.