The Morning herald., 1877-06-21
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THE GALLOWS ERECTED.

THE GALLOWS ERECTED. --.s.,,
TzD 1xoIT1kzHT AT roTTsvIL1.s :.
IPorfN1lls; Pa, June so.-Thsrt b 4
gradually Increasing excitement In. this
tow6, nore, than on; sixteenth Of which
cannot b seen from any single point oi
kvAw, hpqght about byI.hs, ,elose proximity
u The skeeutsoa d. .ths Molly hasasses I'd
BY tho influx Of strangers, which 10 ons Of
the main incidents Of the rare event. This
oxeiesasDs, however, Il csnAned to that
portion ofthe community who still 1ervently
believe that Molly Aaguirism i mot dssd,
but only sleeping. a. ''io ~ I,lr
It WAS matter of current report, last
night, that the town was flied with dsspe-
rats enilere, an vlllTE E''ks6led," and that
thsfswas u 10 esAssrtsa action to rescue
the condemned men; that the plan was IN
in dozen different places to draw attention
from the jail. When thus deserted, the
Ndlies wers 70 mako . descent. In this,
however, the staid barghers took lAt,s
stock, having the assurance of the police
and the Burgess, and the officers who rep.
resent Pinkerton's AGENCY, that every pre-.
caution 4or ssisty had sbesaAAei.
The plan which b., ,commen consent was
accepted - that which the ,reseuers would
pursue, II any were adopted all, would be 10
|, a''',., CUT TIE MAINS G.
which from distant springs bring water To-
the town, sad then 60 about With the In.
cendiary torch. ;.'%24t a.a as " !.
The Town Council, last night, swore In .
special corps Of police, and the place was
vlsilantly guarded. soms regrets are ex-
pressed this morning that the military are
not sent here, % the danger feared Is equal
in estimation to that Of Mauch Chunk.
The trains from Tsmaqua and Port Clin>
ton-ths latter place where McParlau com
meneed his work-hsvs brought many mir
ers who rendezvoussd along the outskirts|
Of the town. Pat Hester's son-in.lsw, with
dash Of courage, put up 1t the Exchange,
in the Immediate vicinity Of the wstchful
detectives. "~
7 TIE DEATH wARsAxr
compels the execution between 10 End 8
O'Clock Bys o'clock this morning oil who
have passes to the jsiltmust present them
or remain barred out when the doors are
once closed. They will upon NO account be
opened until ~the sIeeusion 70 over, The
Sheriff will have posse Of one hundred
armed deputies, and all Journalists admit !
ted from the vast number Supplying, will 30
called upon in the capacity of deputies to ]
assist, II necessary, in repressing any dis
turbsnce or repelling any assault. ''."e"'.
In addition, the Burgess will himSelf be
In charge. having corps of 100 policemen
on the outside Of tho jail. The Sheriff ex.
acts from oil journalists admitted that the /
name of no deputy or keeper who springs \
the trap or adjusts the moose shall nnd ito /
wy Into print, ~ they might fall victims
to tho vindictive recklessness of the con.
demned men. l' "&ai(l-
A VISIT 70 THE JAIL
was paid BY correspondent. In the corri>
dor Immediately leading from the main en-.
trance the confined Nolliss were found, al |
The condemned men being in the galleries.
0a the south aide, almost neighbors, Cam
roll, Boyle and NcGsshan were found, and
oud on the opposite aide Nunley, Roarity
Duffy Kehoe 10 located between Cosle and
Carroll, and nexs 70 Carroll are slattery and
huf" Lswler together, Who In the faee
If the penalty Of the straps continually
ak down the drain to Carroll, adjoining
hem. "'f- '' ~ A|'s'
In the vicinity Of these arc the rest oil
he Nollis, making VIA III. two wonsn,
Ers. Hyhnds and Kats lcSk, Who perjured
themselves u save their friends, In all six-
;een. Ct that claas undergoing various aea-
;snces. Kehoe was "cool a. . cucumber"
10 said. He talked freely and hopsfplly ofI
~ prospects Of eacaps, but asserted that n
;Ascaas xsAt sgsinAs him. ~ voald dis
gsms, y the boys who were going to-nor.
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