New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10
TIMOTHY KELLY HANGED.

LAST MOMENTS OF ONE OF TIE PHGNIx PARK MUIR
DERERs.
DUBLIN June o-Timothy Kelly who was
yicted of participation in the PhGnix Park muir
deTs was hanged in Kilmainham Jail at o'clock
this morning. He was the fifth man executed for
those murders. and was the last one convicted.
There was large crowd of people outside the
prison. but there no disturbance. 1t Is believed
that Kelly died without making any statement.
Mr. Varian a member of the Prisoners Aid So
ciety called upon Earl Spencer the Lord Lieutenant,
late last evening and gave him his personal assur
auce that at o'clock on the night the Phen1 Park
murders were committed Kelly was present at a
meeting of the society. This morning Varian stood
In front of the Jail and stated that he expected
every moment to hear that Kelly had been re-
prieved
The authorities expecting that great crowd
would collect at the Jail during the execution,
adopted as extensive precautions for the mainten-
ance of order as those taken when Joe" Brady
was hanged. Police surrounded the prison, marines
dressed as civilians mixed with the crowd, and two
companies of troops IL readiness for an emer-
gency within the gate adjacent to the hospital Tho
crowd was very quiet, however. number OF
women in the crowd feryenty read the prayers for
the dying. When the black flag was hoisted over
the prison some persons in tho crowd uttered
called the curse of God upon James Carey, the In,
former The crowd soon dispersed: Kelly received
the sacrament at $50 o'clock this morning and
knelt with the priests in prayer TO the last moment
he maintained calm demeauor, but was very pale.
His parting interview with his mother and friends
yesterday very painful. This morning he gave
a lock Of his hair and some flowers TO Canon Ken
nedy and requested him 10 hand them 10 his mother.
Before his death he repeated a promise which ho
had made to his mother that he would leave 10
statement or letter regarding the murders.
THE BURNING OF ALEXANDRIA AVENGED,
ALEXANDRIA, June 9.-The execution Of Suleiman
Daoud here this morning for setting fire to Alexan-
dra took place in the midst of the of the great
square. Suleiman had TO be almost carried 10 tho
scaffod, and he was nearly comatosc from fright
before he was finally hanged. Some persons who
were present at the execution say that he died be-
fore the drop fell. On his way to the place of exc
cutiop the condemned man murmured that he had
been victimized by Arab Pacha.
LONDON, june GA heated debate occurred in
the House of Commons last evening relative to the
execution of Suleiman Daoud. The members op-
posed TO the execution led by Sir George Campbell
and Mr.. Moloy, member for Kings County, urged
the Government to telegraph, requesting stay of
the execution. Sir Henry Drummond Wolf
serted that the death of Suleiman Daoud
hurried in order to silence the charges against the
Lord Edmund Fitzmau.ice, Under Foreign Sec
retary replied that Sir Edward Mact, tho British
Consul General in Egypt, had been ordered TO IN
aulre as to whether there was anything IN the case
ling for the Intervention OF the British Govern
Mr. Gladstone finally declared that as Sir Edward
Malet had not informed the Government that there
had been any injustice done to Suennan Daoud
they had distinctly declined TO interfere in the
matter He said Lord Dunern had informed him
that the charges which had been made against tho
Khedivc were ridiculous