Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-15
BRADY EXECUTED.
ms DEATH WAS INSTANTANEOUS.
A Mothers Devotion to the Irish cause-
Large Crowds Gather Outside
the Prison walls-0ther
Foreign News.

DrBLrx, May l4.-Brady was hinged Ct
8 O'Clock this morning. A VAT coucourse
gathered outside the prison yard In which
Brady was executed. A stroug force Of
cavalry, infantry srd poiics were present
to preserve order. There was no sttempt
at disturbance, however. The morning
opened beautifully, but there were showers
at about the time the execution took place.
Brady rose at 6 O'Clock. At 635 Canon
Kennedy and Father o Reilly administered
the sacrament TO the condemned man.
The three remained praying until the arri-
val OF the hangman. Brady submitted
quietly while his arms were befnE pinY6n(Q
and walked slowly and unhinchinsiy 70 the
scafold.
A Blach Flag
indicating that the execution had taken
minutes past eight. Almost Immediately
after the flag was raised hearse and coach
with the mourners was seen at Q distance
coming in the direction OF the prison. The
police, however, interfered and prevented
the vehicles from approaching. There had
been reports circulating that after the
hanging OF Brady his friends would en-.
deayor to excite the people to demonstra.
tion by parading an empty hsarse through
the city.
BRADY Was Visited bv His Hsther
last evening. She was heard to exclaim.
Mind, Joe, no statement" Brady smiled
and replied, Don't be foolish. DO you
think am q fool?' Itis stated the mother
threatened 10 disown her son II he gave
the government any information.
wreath OF flowers WAS received BY Brady,
10 which was attached . card bearing an eK.
preston OF grief at his fate from the Irish.
men living In Liverpool. Brady made no
Governor OF the prison. one OF the last
things he did Was 10 write o letter to his
mother.
lie Carried n Prayer BOOK
IN his hands to the scafold, and was thor
nine feet and hts death was instantaneous.
BRADY was dressed in the same clothes he
wore during his trial. The number OF per-
sons in the crowd outside the Jail, IL 10 es-
timated, reached ten thousand. The
throng is said TO have been even greater
than any OF those which collected when
executions were public At tho moment
the black flag was seen over the jail the cry
was raised OF "Hsts off," and every head
was uncovered. The crowd shortly after.
ward dispersed quietly.
my HooA OF CpSsA."
DuBLIS, May n.-Searly oil the trades
men Of Dublin have received Q circular,
which is termed: AN snalysis Of the
special juries on eighteen trials undsr the
Crimes act" Enclosed with the circular
was q slip containing the words: Woe to
you II you have any OF the good. Of these
have the blood and suffering OF innocsnt
people on your heads" The slip In signed
"By Hook or by Crook" A sensation has
been caused by this latest movement oa
the part Of the friends Of the Irish prison.
ers.
The verdict OF the Coroner's jury was
that Brady 9 death was caused by . rup.
ture OF the spinal cord. A iuryman stated
that the features Of the dead man were
slightly swollen and his eyes protruded.
His tongue was half cut in two between bis
teeth.
"--'--'-."I pssyr. sSsSyr.-. C.sni Con.
PANAMA, May 5.-The Minister OF the
Treasury has warned the Canal Company
they must pay the expense Of keeping be-
tween 1900 and 3, 900 men on the Isthmus
to maintain order. The Minister estimates
that the cost thus imposed on the company
during the fourteen years the contrast
grants for the completion Of the cana. will
amount to 81, ,O0o, go and might even reach
sc, 100, 90 or $I2,OO0,OO0.
On the morning Of the 10th of April the
barracks st Santa Tecla, San Salvador. were
attacked by sn armed mob. crying Viva
Ia Religion" "Mnsra Zaldivar," etc, bat
they were driven of by the soldiers, who
killed two or three, wounded several snd
made forty prisoners. Among those ar.
rested were Gen. Francisco Melendsz, DIR.
Manuel Gallardo, senor Marcial Esteyes
and DIR. Miguel A. Loucel.
Afrteas News.
carr TowS, May H.--During the time
the cable lines between here and Englasd
hsvc been interrupted, there has been .
rising in Basutaland. hdyices from there
Of the IV'b inst reported that there VS.
fighting on all sides. Reports Of the i2th.
however. state that quiet had been fsirly
restored.
Malsmsad NedIm Pasha D<A1.
C"ssTASTisorLE, May H.-Mahmoud Ne.
dim Pasns, lately Minister Of the lntsriOr,
Is dad