Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-14

The Execution I'm Dublin Today.
JOE BRADY HANGED FOR THE PHGxIx PARK NuR-
DERs
DUEIiN, May A-Joe Brady was hanged at
oclock tnls morning. A vast c0ncourse OF pe0plo
gathered outside The prison yard In which the q.
ecuton took place. A strong force OF clvalry, I'M
There was no attempt at disturbsnce, however.
the crowd conducting itself with cre1ftabIe 0e.
there were showers at about the time the executsc
took place Brady rose at O'Clock. At 6:35 Canon
Kennedy of 81 James church, and Father O'ReiIlT
ADMINISTERED the sacrament 70 the condemned
man In the prison chapel The three remained
praying until the arrival OF Marwood, the hang.
being pinioned. and walked Slowly and M unnInch. 6
lnRly 70 the ecafod. The black nag, fndicaeanR
that the execution had taken place, was ho1ste1
Almost Immediately after the nag was RAISED 8
hearse and a coach with mourners were seen &C q
Ths police however, T ineriered and 'ps preRenssd
sne vehicles from approaching. There had been
reports circulating that after the hanging Of Brady
2 demonstration by parading an empty heaxDo
through the city.
BRADYs MOTHER
BRADY was visited by his mother last evening.
She was heard TO exclaim: "Mind, Joe, no state.
ments" Brady smiled and replied, "D0n't be FOOL.
isn; iS DO yOu think am fool" II Is stated thas
me government any Information. wreath oe
nowers was received by Brady. to which was at.
fate from Irshmen living I'm Liverpool Brady
made no statement TO the jail chaplain or to the
did was to write letter to his mother He carried
prayer-book In his hand 70 the scaTold. and IVES
ssn0rougniy resigned and nrm. His body fell nine
leet, and his death was instantaneous Brady waa
dressed In the same clothes he wore during hi
TEN THOUSAND HATS OFT.
The number OF persons in the crowd outside the
jail IL Is estimated reached ten thousand. The
throng Is said TO have been even greater than any
| tod rI.s~z
public. At the moment the black nag was seen
over the jail cry was raised OF "Hats cfrin and
every ey mead ,a was uncovered The crowd shortly
THE VERDICT OF THE coRoHER's JURY
was that Bradys death was caused by rupture
features OF the dead man were slightly swollen,
ard his eyes protruded His tongue was hall cu6
In TWO between his teeth.
CIRCULAR WHICH CREATES SENSATION -
Nearly all the uadesmen or Dublin have received
circular. which Is termed '.An analysis OF the
acL" Inciosed with the circular , was a SLID con
q the goods Of these Jurors for you ana ilSewiss
cent people on your heads" The slip Is signed,
.By hook or by crook" A sensation has been
caused by this latest movement on the part Of the
friends OF the Irish prisoners
obsequies Of Gen. Grants Mssher.
CINCINNATI, o.. May M-Gen. q. Grant ar.
rived here this morning with the remains OF hfs
mother. accompanied BY Mra n ]. Cramer, his
The burial took place at the Spring Grove cems.
tery without ceremony. Gen. Grant and his sister
VIII go 70 the old home In Clermont county this
A Catholic Church Rebbea.
entrance into the Catholic church here last nrhI
ana carried on the altar decorations and other
ticles. valued at over 81 .OOo Among the ARTICLES
taken was gold chalice, valued at $500.
General Foreign News By Cable.
RISING IN BAsUrorAND
CAPR Town, May A-During the time the cable
lines between here and England have been inter.
rupted there has been a general rising in Basuto-
ported that there was fightlng on ali sides Re-
ports OF the 18th, however, stated that quiet had
oeen fairly restored
Pasha, lately minister Of the interior, is dead
che%,es oSper sy asy flames Young, the Oelebrsasa
GooA Crops.
FARGO, DAKOTA, May lL-The Argus publishes n
three column report OF che wheat prospects q
northern Dakota and the Red river valley, which
shows that the Increased average Is estimated af
5 per cent, and that there Is an increase In the
yield Of 10 per cent per acre the latter statemens
being based upon the fact that this is the best sea
and conditions could not be favorable FOR tho
cropA
Destructive Storm In Missouri.
MANY BUILDINGS BLOWN DOWN. AND CITIZENS DAN.
AGED.
KANess CRY, Mo-, May M-special dispatches
considerable damage at Liberty, Mo-, blowinr
down small buildings. ana damaging the large
Jewell college was torn away. Damage to . SINH.
lar extent Is reported from Pattonsburg In Dawes
county; The totai estimates that could be ob.
tween coo and $4,000 AT least nifty buildings
were blown down. and two hundred were badly
was chiefly dwellings and shrubbery. Humps
brewery. corner or Maine ana eth streets this civ
Church, which cost SIS SIS ooe Was ruineda ss Was
also the new Methodist Church on Lydia avenue.
The line OF the storm extends through the city
rafters, and household effects are scattered n
endless confusion, blocking up the roadway IN
followed iStn street to Grand aveeue u thencs -
MCGEE street, destroying all the houses on the
south side OF the street for block. Oak 10
PARK are wrecked Reports received lssr night nom
Wyandotte state that the destruction wrought IN
supposed. An appeal foF ala hss been receiveS
there from Munice, q railroad station 10 muoeS
from Wy ndotte, Indicating that the disaster ID
through the country along the track OF the storm.
and found everything within It's confines swept
Sesn ss aIs The sns
over an extent OF territory fun Is miles In length
Another Kensucky TfaseAY.
CINCINNATI May l4-A psrty OF eight men rode
up to the house OF vaughn Hilton, MIN JEFFERSON
Vile, nine miles from Mount Sterling. KY. yester.
day morning, and awakened MIN. saying theY
were looking for horse-thief. While be was sit.
sing on the edge OF the bed some OF the men flro0
upon him, killing him instantly. The parties arc
not Known but Il IS supposed they were friends of
the Burnett family, which has . feud with tho
Hiltona
Dead B0dles E0una In the River
MONTREAL, May M-The bodies or a man ana
two women. which were stolen from the Sc POLY.
m
river at Cote st. Louis IL Is supposed they were
hid len there by students, who found it mpossiblo
TO convey them from the city over the bad roads.
Storm Warmings. Snow and Bce.
TORONTO, ONT, May 1.-THE meteorological de-
paFtment have ordered no the cauttonsfy storm
warning on lakes Erie ana Ontario
M0NTGoMRRY, n Y, May H.-There was heavy
lands some ice formed
Murdered BY Hts wife In the Sereee,
Araa Mar q xls oaA..- -a--a.s o.