New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-22

appeareG to realize however, that his tine on earth
was short. The CHASTITY pallor of his lace ana
nervous manner contrastcd Strongly with Tue no1-
chalant air and easy department OF the man NUN
leyl at bis side. TIE latter, Ike those who had
gone before him. met his fate with that apparently
callous Indifference which characterized his late as
sociatcs in crime. The same preIminaries as in the
other cases were begun and concluded. Neither OF
the men indicated any disposition TO make speech
The drop fell at. 1921 p. m. Munleys neck was
broken by the fall. After hanging fifteen minutes
the physicians in Attendance declared the oohes
were ifeess ard five minutes later they were taken
down and placed with those of the other four men.
An examination by the physicians showed that all
The victims with the exception of Munley. whose
neck was dislocated, died of strangulation.
EXCELLENCE OF THE ARR ,NGENENTs
The ARRANGEMENTS throughout the entire series OF
executions were carried out in a prompt and salts
factory manner by the officials and In view OF the
extraordinary character of the labor imposed anu
its efficient execution, Sheriff Werner was Warmly
congratulated upon its completion. Outside the
prison walls during the day all was comparatively
quiet Notwithstanding the immensely OF the
crowds that remained in waiting until late III Iio
afternoon the only arrest reported was that OF
drunken woman, who created some dlsturoahce NY
an intemperate and incoherent harangue. During
executions
an elevation on the roof of a neighaoring house sue
ceeded in getting oerable view of the interior OF
tbe iajlvard and from his elevated position sgnaled
IN fine people below the progress OF the tragedy
within the walls. HIS operations becoming known
TO the County Commissioners he was Instantly com
nclled TO descend Meanwhile the crowd manifested
the utmost eagcrness to hear the latest reports Oh
what was going within the prison, but III conse-
quence of the stringent orders of the Sheriff. no cont
municaton with the exterior permitted until
the last tragic act had drawn to its close
DISPOSITION or THE REMAINS.
The remains of Mcclellan. Boyle, and Duffy ar
rived at the depot at half past 2 o'clock, and are
awaiting transportation to their late homes on
special train furnished by the railroad company:
The removal of the bodies from the prison caused
some excitement IN the large crowd of outsiders
and the conveyanccs containing the collins were fol-
lowed down Center-st. by a numerous throng OF
men, women, and children. more mnurnful loollng
asSemblage hasncyerb seen IN the FOULS
VILE No demonstrations of violence were oOsery-
able though apprehensions oil trouhe are an
tupated IN connection with the, wakes at VIC
has no; b-cn definitely fixed The remains oil Tue
other three will be handed over to Roland Kline, IN
dertaker, and Will be buried at the expense Oh tue
county.
The written statement made by Carroll, one of the
men executed here to-day and placed in the hands
of his spiritual adviser yesterday, rectes his limo
cence and returns thanks for the kindness shown
him by various persons. The statement concludes:
Now gentlemen do here confess 10 be innocent
of the crime am charged with. never wished for
the murder of Yost any other person; or never
heard any one say that they wanted murder COM
mitted only Kerrgan, and | heard him often say
that he would shoot YoSt the first CHARGE that he
got Inever knew BOYLE and McGehan a. the time
Now You can believe kcTigan If YOU choose oqt
hone If | have ever wrouged any person that they
will forgive me as forgive those who have so falsely
belicd me- l. as dying man, have no amnesty
toward any person | hope there will be no recc-
ton thrown on my friends or family for this