The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-15
BRADY HANGED.
Ten Thousand People Around
the Prison.
Particulars Of the Exeoution-His
Last Moments His Life Other
Foreign News.
BRADY HANGED.


DUBLIN, May H.--,Ioe Brady was
hanged al eight O'Clock this morning A
vast concourse gathered outside the prison
yard In which Brady was executed. A
strong force OF cavalry, infantry and POI
nee was present 10 preserve order. No
attempt nj disturbance was made, how.
ever. The morning opened beautifully,
but There were showers about the time the
execution took place. Brady rose at 8
O'Clock. At6:35 Canon Kennedy. OF 81.
James Church and Father O'Reily ad-
minlstered the sacraments TO the cOn-
demned man. The three remained PRAYING
until the arrival Of the hangman. Brady
submitted quietly while his arms were be-
Ing pinioned and walked slowly
and unfinchlngy TO the scaffod.
The black flag indicating that the
execution had taken place was hoisted over
the prison at three minutes past eight.
Almost Immediately after the flag was
raised a hearse and coach with moIlrners
were seen at distance coming In the
direction OF the prison. The police, how
ever, interfered and prevented the vehicles
from approaching. There had been re-
ports circulating that after the hanging OF
Brady bis friends would endeayor to excite
the people TO demonstration by parading
the empty bearse through the city. Brady
was visited by bis mother in the evening.
She was heard 10 eXclaim: mind, Joe,
no statement Brady smiled and re-
piled, Don't be foolish;
DO you THINK IAN A FooLv'
il Is stated the mother threatened to dis
own her son II he gave the government any
information. A wreath OF flowers was re-
ceiyed by Brady ~ which was attached a
card bearing an expression OF grief at his
fate from lrishmen living In Liverpool.
Brady made no statement TO the jail chap
lain, or to the governor Of the prison. one
oi the Last things he did was TO write let.
ter TO his mother. He carried n prayer.
book In his hand 10 the seaffold aud was
thoroughly resigned aud firm. His body
fell nine feet and death was instantaneous,
Brady was dressed in the same cothesihe
wire during his trial. The number OF per
sons IN the crowd outside the jail,
IL Is estimated. reached ten thousand. The
throng 10 said 10 have been greater taan
any Of those which collected when the exc
cution, were public. At the moment a
black flag was seen over the Jail the cry was
raised Of "Hsts OF, - and every head was
uncovered. The crowd shortly afterwards
dispersed quietly
The verdict Of the coroner's Jury Is that
Brady's death was caused by q rupture OF
The spinal cord. turyman stated that the
features Of the dead man were slightly
swollen, and his eyes protruded. His
tongue was half cut In two between the
teeth.
DUBLIN. May l4.--Neurly all tradesmen
IN Dublin have received circular which Is
termed San analysis Of special juries on
eighteen trials under the crimes act 4" En-.
closed with the circular was slip con-
tanning the words, ''Woe toyou II you have
any Of the goods OF these Jurors, for YOU
and likewise they will have the blood and
IN Of Inn
heads. y The slip is signed "By hook or
b: crook" A sensation has caused by this
latest movement on the part Of the friends
Of the Irish prisoners.
Brady Is, according 10 a recent number
OF the London Times, member OF some
what remarkable family. His parents are
both living, and neither are sixty years OF
ago. The mother has given birth TO twenty
sons and i've daughters, all OF whom, so
far as known, are living aud employed In
respectable positions. Brady's father has
been in one employ for forty Yeas, and is
highly respected. He has always dis.
nection with secret societies. The family
were, however, aware Of Brady's intimacy
with Carey, who, shortly before the
assassination, asked Brady TO BECOME god.
father 10 one OF his children which service
he accepted. Brady was apparently a de-
yout Roman Catholic, aud was 80 highly
esteemed by the clergy that he was given,
and for nine years held the position OF
office bearer Of the Ann Street Chapel,
Dublin. standing at the door and making
the collections. In the performance ofthis
duty he was faithful and gave satisfaction
TO all concerned. lie was employed by the
Dublin corporation In clerical capacity. as
was also the informer Carey, up>to the day
OF their arrest. II has developed that he
and Carey frequently took vacations with
out permission, presumably In view OF