Daily Republican., 1882-05-15
, AN HOUR IN JAIL.

| an HUUk lin JAlL'
-. M THOSE BEHIND THt
.ssI,STEBvIEws sI WITH THE
PRISONERS.
y, the whippings were concluded
st,SaTIcAS y Ss,u visited the interior OF
Y Epondit and interviewed a number OF
Ii.ansrs, ll' snS The first one called
s Morris Carberry, who az soon
sas s'aSs,oauized the reporter shook
iee snS seemed much pleased to
~ AnJ He says that he is in good
\ III, now, and as happy ss can be be
.a| AM under the circumstances. He
|ssstsd ,"a a lively interest in what
samsniring sS'sii in Wilmington, and
;TSp nletty well posted in regard to
n pof every day occurrence. he
I hot he had been quite sick but
.sling right well at present. Car
@ masses . great deal Of his time
1ius and there is no doubt If he
u ',e come out he will be an altered
n;ah Harrigan was next visited
urJ 10 be in excellent health ard
. in flesh, Shortly after his
only weighed 100 pounds, but
!, that his weight now is ITO
and bis appearance attests the
,Insss of the assertion. He
With the reporter freely and I'M
NV and seemed to think that
1 those who testified against him
ctuated by feelings of jealousy,
! bs had better horses and carts
Ssy had and could alw iys have
of work. He denies that he
business of selling liquor at
m. but admits that frequently
N came to Wilmington he bought
In other parties. He was slnok-
nine and had it not been for
Vii its grated door and other
rdiups, it would never have en-
Ia mind of a stranger that he
pyersing with a manswho is un-
sentence of death. One thing |
pscially noticeable, and that is
en- with his apparent indifer-
ere is an under current of anx
A It is plain to be seen that he
rant people to think that he is as
be is represented.
ug Jerry good bye, the reporter
over to the cell occupied by
busan, on the opposite side of
idOr. He was busy engaged in
and seemed at first some what
to be silent; until after look.
ntly for minute or 80 he saw
interviewer was, when he
the door and spoke in a cor
hner. After Q general CONVEX
which he said that he did not
b build any more ships until af-
varm weather was over, he
muslin cover and brought over
or beautiful model of an
pamship. This like the others
INSTRUCTED contains q working
10 steam engine. Dugan says
B is the handsomest and best
\ he has built, and Is for May
Of New Castle. His cell is q
bfneatness, and he says that
1t be has relinquished ship ,
fora time he scarcely knows q
mploy his time. He also seems c
health, and is as cheerful as can t
bted for one in his situation.
hey was on the opposite side of
ldor, and was found lying down; h
pose Immediately however and =
Der to the door and talked for a :,
ne about the weather and other 7
pnt matters. Hesa ysthat the time
very SLOW, and seemed sad
Piritsd. His wife has visited him g
time since his imprisonment, a
very probable that although
severe lesson, it will prove a ,
one to lin. I
m Cummins is very suspicious y
paper men. and thinks that q
9 said enough about him; con- . 2
beyond a very pleasant good =
be had nothing to say. L
Hayden who was sentenced on
sday to three months impris- n
Says that now that he has an 4
Pthat bis family will be pro. 4
while he is separated from
mas very little to trouble him.
anxiety seems to be for them
ged mother. a,
plored man Redden, who is \
1lth rape, and whose trial is 8,
Inls day one week, is in one of il
cells The reporter approached Il
when the following conversa- 10
place Good morning boss" fl,
.O,ftning; is your name Red. T
Yes sab !" "Well Redden g.
gou,think about your trial that al
ION on Monday one week." bi
N, Sc got twoyoung lawyahs dl
lot me, and l rectson they's al
1ney can. l doesn't know S.
Pc done but Tse just give up at
ana II they kill that, they ht
my soul. But if that young Is
aves dis body, I'se gwine to in
" sarvant as long AZ l live." th
onversation brought out the la
10 wasvisited ty Mr.. Sharpley Ii,
ana that Redden has the We
confidence i,l that the "young fo
WlIl 40 everything in his II
ran am. The prisoner says that M
ove that he was not On that dr.
H. lssi the house where the girl W;
hitted, o" 'iiino w w
rderstood, however, that the Al, Al
(!.torney has some witnesses lir
ISSmony will prove very dam. of
ss. ~ accused, but 1t would not of
th;os SIo ~ ? present, to publish the of
.ac.. u,cn they will testify. One So;
tevef, NV. is certain, Mr.. Sharpley
a.; sass the position to which he
"s,sned is no sineoure. G nth.
u0ison |ca'l are both confined in rol
''I' a short distance from ]
Emerson was standing hv tic
.nd !. !, talked for some time Of cit
II H. N which he passed the ex'
alS Imprisonment. and saiS for
H.. y was his greatest diversion. Cit
ha!, us well, and is much heay- ito
sIu ~,a ne was sentenced. When of
. was ~ getting fatter, he re- ure
- h,sagh that he didn't run sol
20 !. nov now to wear the fat off. Eli
IA y fea'ting, but laid down his
SlSoSS zane over to the cell sal
H,sf snsd for some time about act
Nm. n.lington, and asked par nal