Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-19
cURLEY EXECUTED.
10 Takes nis Secrets to ths 6rays,
Fofpiving He EaemIss.
An OFFICERS STARTLING STORY.
A Dynamite Plot to Blow Up the Gar Dur.
ing the Procession On Coronation
Day No Postponsment,
However. 80

! ing the Procession On Coronation
Oy NO Postponsment,
However. .'
DrpLIy, May 1s.-Daniel Curley. the sec.
,ond man convicted OF the murder Of Cav.
udish and Burke, wa hanged at Kilmain.
b.,m Jail at : o'clock this morning. The
iait was gussded By . force Of military
sim .;lsr to the occasion Of the hanging OF
Brady on Monday lnt Canon Kennedy
and Father Orally arrived at tbs prison
at ezyiy hoar TO attend CRlsy.
After to priesss had prayed privately
with the
Condensed Haa .r.
in his cell, ruass was pcsformed 10 the
prison celt eh apel 70 the presence OF the
ceivsd the aenmens Meaawhils group
Of women, vhkh had gathered outside the
prison, werV On their knees saying the
litany for the lying. When the black dag
announcing ths execut tSon had taken place
was hoisted over the pHson, evory man in
the crowd OUTSIDE, which numbered barely
q thousand, unsSyered Ais head and mur-
nurs OF sympathy with Curley were Ut
tered. A rush was thcn made By the
crowd for the garden near by, where Cur.
leys relatives had assembled and where
his father was
Knceiing aaa Ftastag
for the repose OF the soul Il his son. The
people dispersed quietly. euriey walked
TO the scaflold with little assistance. lie
seemed to he resigned to his fate, but was
hardly firm. He declined 70 make any
statement touching his convection with
the crime for which he was executed.
Death was instantaneous. In = letter which
Curley wrote 10 his wife. he sgh: II will
take my secrets TO tise grave with me, and
leave those who are at freedom ~ enjoy IT,
will die in peace, iorgiving my enemies"
CnrIcy's Letter 90 liis faHtty.
DvuLIY, May ls.- Before Curlcy retired
last night he wrote the following letter:
10 Nv Dear asd Err I-iored HIfe n,d Chi.
dfca:
take this opportunity, the last on TIN,
dcceitiul earth. of saying few words 10
YOU, hoping you will fosgive me for the
step | took in regard 10 my trial. mc.n
for not trying 10 save myself s Others
did. But | could not stoop 40 low or
bring myself 10 do 80. Ny dear
wife, will die as have
lived faithful to my principles and to my
country's cause. will go ~ all honest
men do, bearing my secrets To the grave
with me, and leave them that are 'at free
dom TO enjoy IL. Dear wife. | will say no
mt re on this subject As | have
Domestic Bsslsess
to speak OF. will request OF you TO keep
n yigilant watch over our dear children.
Keep them 70 their school and religion and
OIL the street, a. you yourself know ]
dread to see children getting the run OF
not nc" think iha. because I sy this.
that | have not confidence In you.
have the greatest con niidence In you. Yes
dear wife, will die at resi, for know you
will do what Is just TO them. | vi u also
request OF you not TO let them cut OF your
sight or call to any one N longss
You Can HeIpIG
Nv dear and faithful wife. now about your
self. As have told you before, ! will not
ask TO restrict you In any manner " you
think il well 10 change your widowed life
you can do 80 with all my wish aud
any one tied. love liber.
ty. but my dear wife, II you
ever change your life be very. careful In
your choice OF q companion against deceit
ful man. o. my dear and faithful wife, ]
hope you will excuse me " ! cannot speak
Of this matter ss II wai very hard TO
Tear NY TruthfuI Heart fsOss Yoa
and oiler Il to God. and what trial that
base and brutal deceiyer should bear be-
cause Of separating two loving and truth
full hearts. But Gods will be done. This
10 only my consolation. Ny dear wife ]
will ask OF you 10 be attentive To your
much you are engaged In the business OF
the world, never neglect them. and my
reason for saying so Is In order thnt ] shall
meet you in the Kingdom Of Heaven,
never 10 be parted by the power ot man.
My dear wife. am sure you will be glad
TO hear that ] die In peace with good viii
10 all men and forgiying any enemies.
May God forgive them for the injury they
have done me. ] am happy and at
Fease with OsA.
Oh may God protect you and my children
In tbls decsiIful world. Remenber me 10
your dear father, mother. Frank, Peter.
Mssey and all friends. Believe mc 10 bc
your faithful and loving husband,
DlsIEt s,bEy.
To his aficciionate and faithful wife mi
dear children, Mary Jane, Michael, Peter
and Daniel Pray Tor tie soul of your
d, az husband. May the Lord have mercy
on my soul. Then follows o number OF
crosses signifying kisses.
An OmeeS's Atastiisg Cssfesstss.
sr. PETERsnuKG, May ls.-An o.hCsr oil
the Eriysn regiment, who wss recently ar
rested on suspicion oil being engaged ms
reyoiu tionary movement. vas subjected ~
q severe examination, during which he
mentioned the names Of several ofncers OF
the guards who, be declared, belonged 20
the Revolutionary Club. He statsd, how.
ever, that the club purslsd special o5jecb,
and had no connection with trforisis.
The Car, on learning Of this confession.
decided TO postpone the date Of his coro.
nation, but was persuaded from 70 doing.
a number OF officers OF the gusSds hsyr
been arrested In consequence of the prs
oners disclosures.
Nihiiisl Pist.
LosDos, May Is.-A dispatch 10 the Cen
trail News from st. Petersburg says the po-
lice Of that city have besn informed oi the
existence OF plot 70 frikhten The horse OF
the Gar at some favorable opportunity
during the procession ~ x0Soow on c0ro-
nation day, and in the confusion which
would no doubt follow 10 kill the Emperor
Oaesss I,ssssA
PMLapELPHIA, May is,-ht meeting Of
ths directors Of the Norfolk and Western
Isailfoad. George W. Iyl0 tehosfeo ",
rssignation - prssidsut, vAich was refsssd.
Henry Fink tsnddssd hs resignation q
vice. president and tusinos manager. MAJ.
sends, Of Pennsylvania, sas elected snpsr.
| intepdeBt OF the 1oriou and Western ana
Shenandoah yalla1 Railroads; Acionaio.
controller; q. X. WWmes, tssasurss.
The IsiAsA Fever.
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Brownsville. To 1aA, ssys thst saIor 90
! the schooner Aaiia. kom Tsmt-eo. hsxi-
co. died Of ysdow issef ysstsrAJ
a &c, ma PassseS shs Ubsis IAs'
Ulty.
Nm. Mo Ingom gave ~ names q
l soms Of the nost feputsbla pbyneians 10
l the two ciiias (pAubursh snd Allegheny
| 20 whom she ksd psid !srne sums Of pDoosJ
for trestueni. ksf she fA0Idiy grew vorss
Ybe sas tktn taken 20 W most sepntabli
| ply ysieispy and surgeonain SeW York. bal
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