, 1873-02-08

Tfi5hUAKY ! ., 1873.
fest any nunnon. To agreed to ts, unying thnt
cont. 4
HIS LETTER.
Iae letter nl1nlct to III tho Interview whs fin
iHl'o. Glout o'clock thls morning, and llandod
70 All. Harmon, 10 hn Forwarded to Albany. Now
1orlt, woro tho brother OF tlo deooaeoa rosidos
inc or'lograpl.y wan oxoclablo rlvalling thet Of
3oned Ind to SG 10 made H intolsSo, 9io "1"' ID 7u'-
H. prsn nnorHEn. now nit down 10 write you my
It, md is oes syo my ia NO
w!tE M t!n nowe tat sheso can bc nothing doto for no.
srss % TO- oa eoser - ,a a Is s'y
es ny T.nf x a ny Ts, sse nse i st IN p
tere sre fow who Win bslievo bit tfero 'o nro huh.
sea. ct eur goa. o1ena o Do not el!eve for ono
MT, Dear brother. eonstier for one noment. Il
oapt haa r. M{ a IL nStaqg n nc to g The
tn committing such bloody decd IS 10 kill tho boat
s I'd Meb " "s hn III, essa s
no ont sn,t Il committed uo T. You knew
S5eaE poor fa'lsss 'sI and ~ mi: mosss heaTs @
when tnna ,lney ,ihey hear OF my "a misfor.
wi Is d Il. Ia1ofa Seeoat u ny exssut!on at
20 hot DolioSo thhIn an toy only give one eide. Mr.
trntl You cannot think what that man has as dono for
me-. Il wan my fa,ut did not acnd for him In time.
know ii tg tho last ono al,all eyer wrio. ' "''~
shall get Justice from God for tho crl,no am charged
w Y9n s%s+ +tnoM dc asar IT. Mbro,t1sr by the WY %ss
s 1oa ae t was ao s Th n y esn%ei mS 1Gs Hs
crime, deserve rnnshn,ont thnn have got.
esno gf ose t. , yo %
innocent. uENnr nroNu1rr.
0 Hao Gss 5 so q% g9g ssmGsts ey ao2
a!gn hia namo to tho lettor, ILL.,. Harmon taking
| tho pom from his llnua, nnd milking MoNulty'H
signature /; the lattor making lila K mark
Dotweon and 10 ei oeioe t'a many porsons visitod
tho jail toget look Mt McNulty and tho acaold.
Only fow SEW tho former, rs lIo was in Ills coll
most Of tho time, converting with 0'Brlon and
throo others. Tho disappointed wero satiHfcd
with gazing ut tho ao,+r,rn
| through small window from which the turnkoy
ovorlooks tho prisoners There was continual
oponing Of doors aud turning Of koys In locks,
admitting and lotting out visitors. The Sheriff
| looked
raLE AND Aa1TATED,
probably rogretting thnt ho had to perform tho
| disagroeablo task assigned him. Tho carpenters
cxaniuct tho acaifold to 500 that 1t was aec,,re,
mud fastened so'no loose boards in tho platform.
Tho hammcring could bo heard in McNulty's
coll, but he did not apponr to take my special
notice Of 1t. Ho aoomcd resigned, aud would
at tho witty remarda Of his companions, who
| woro cheering him up.
| Judge putorbaugh, who nat on tito bench Of
the Circuit Court. during hcNulty's trial, ca1ne
bSn 3 10 GfSs % 5 v n sin{rsqa psa sssa paessats saed
| to linn whom the motion for now trial was mr.
gued, ho should probably
11AyE GRANTED
It, Counter atllaayts, by citizons Of ohlllicothe,
| aetting forth that aho must be mistaken, wero
| prosecuted to Governor Devoridgo. The Judge
sad tho Governor told him that, aa Nh indyid-
ual, ho might Interfere, but he Ind q duty to
perform to tho public, and could not ignore
DR.. Wilmot lad m interview with NoNulty at
hnlf-past 10 o'clock, and was told that he had
sworn falsely on tho trial. Wilinot denied it.,
| aud WIS called q
Flo was apparently satisfied with TINT remark,
aud, AIoNulty refusing to forgive him, llo loft.
Judge PutorbauEh walliol ncrvously around
the corridor, and would not visit tho nun he lad
triod.
Tie papers horo had announced that mono but
authorized persons would DO admitted to tho
Jail, aud particularly advised tho country people
to utay at homo: The atmonition was not hood
tor tho poopo7oty tysas9n foks nnd fa's'sD'gan
in front Of The Jail at 10 O'Clock, and gazo ga
ca.ltly at tho windows. They could SEQ nothing
whatoyor, but woro determined to stay Until the
! FORMATION from tho5o ~ .Titinozsod tic oSocu-
tion that 1IcNulty was dand.
Within tho jail At about quarter Of u, were
about fifty people walking mp and down tho cor
I1dor, falling Of tho coming event, and viewing
tho Geatrold. McNulty way ~ LIS cell, alternate-
" talking and praying with Tathor Ialllgan.
| HErAEsl19IS rs.
at ton minutes of II, h1 loft Tho cell, md with
~, ALI 1f,1fr1
drank two cups Of coffee, and swallowed Bome
oyster coup. Dotwocn tho Bupg, he talked chcor-
fully, O'Drion and Harmon sitting opposite to
hin. O'Brion said that ho (afcNulty) promised to
to thia world II l.o could. McNulty remarked
taat l.o would j; that le hoped to so to place
where ho could look baok upon those hero below
aud pity, them; TINT ho did not expect to be
After having eaton all ho desired, Father
Nbrocht took him by Tho ann and tho two
waikcd up to tho coli again, rcmaining there
praying together for ton minutes. 0lc&ulty thou
canlo down cahnly,
| GMoK1.'d C1dAn,
and acttng as IT he waB enjoying himself as .
rich man in his parlor. Other persons who hat
tickets to tho jul Lad, i'll tho meantime, gained
admission and tho crowd OIL lAo sidewalk anl
on tho opposite siilo Of tho street had Increased
to between 600 anl GOO.
THE EXECUTION.
| THE DEATH MARCH.
At 10 minutes after Il, tho Sheriff approached
11oNulty and whispered to him all ia ready
Ills it time 2" Taa tho roply. An affirmative
nod Of the head from the Sheriff was signal to
Fathora HaDigan and Hurley TO tako hold OF tho
arms Of tho condemned. They did SO, Fathol
Hurley on the right aud Ills assistant on tbs
left, marching slowly up the stairs lending tt
tho second tier Of coils and toward tho scaGolS
at tho enat end Of tho 1lnll. WLon
| on TIE ECAEFOLD
h1cNulty took 4 scat, and the c1orgy began eay
lug the appropriate prayers for dying person
tho victim having rosary in his hand ant
saying bis beads. During tho religious Ger
Yicos McNulty remained quietly seated, ooce
sionaly swallowing tho phloghm which aroso IN
Lis throat, but making no other sign that ho wa
at Ill afraid to die. His aclf-possos
sion and apparent Indifference tt