Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
KELLEY EXECUTED.
Ths Fifth Man cesseetsd With ths
'Pheaix Park Murders Haa2sd
10 Dublin Yesterday.
His Parting Interview With nis
Mothsr...A Touching Scsns.-.
He lOaves no Statement.
SuIslman Daoud Dies on the Scaf-
fold From Fright Bssors
tho Drop Falls.

DrsLlS. June a.-Timothy Kelly. Con.
victed of participation in the Phnuix
Park murders, was banged in Kiinain.
ham Jail at 8 o'clock this morning. He
was the fifth one executed for those nur.
ders, snd the last one convicted. There
wss hrgs crowd outside u the pnscn, bat
no tissxSbknes. mn belitts6 M +xxnsy
died without making any statement
Mr.. Earian, Q member OF the PrisonssS
Aid Society, called upos Earl spenoeS
Lord Lieutenant. lSt evening, and gave
him personsl assurance that at s o'clock
on the night Of the
PhGnfx HaFk MaFaes KILLING,
was present at the meeting of the Society
this morning. Narean stood In frontso of
the jail and stated that he expected every
moment to hear OF Kelley being reprieved.
The authorities, expecting . great crowd
at the Jail during the execution, adopted
extensive precautions for the maintenance
Of order. The police surrounded the
prison. The marines. dressed ~ civilians,
mixed with the crowd, and two compan-
les OF troops we're in readiness for any emer.
gency within the gate, adjacent TO the
hospital. The crowd is very quiet. 4
number OF women frequently
Read Prayers fo~ the DyisE.
When the black lag was hoisted over
the prison some persons uttered threats,
aud young women fell on their knees and
called the curse OF God upon James Carey.
the iuformer. The crowd soon dispersed.
Kelley received the sacrament this morn
ing and knel, with the piiesis in prayer
10 the last moment.
He maintained calm demsanor, but
was very pale. His parting interview
with his mother and friends yesterday
morning Was very painfnl. He gave lock
Of his hair and flowers to Canon kennedy
and requested him to hand IL 10 his
mother. Before his death he repeated the
promise made 10 his mosher that he would
leave no statement ore letter regarding The
murders.
4 Lively Debate IN Commoss.
LONDON, June "A debate occurred in
the House OF Commons last evening rcla-
tive to the execution of Suleimsu Daoud.
The members opposed to the execution.
led by Str George Campbell End Malloy.
members from KINGS county. urged the
Government 10 telegraph requesting . stay
Of execution. Sir Drummond Wolf a.
serted that the death OF suleimAn Daoud
was buried In order 10 silence charges
against the Khedivs.
Lsrd fttsmauriee.
Under Foreign Secretary, replied that Sir
Edward Malict, British Consul GcIsrAl In
Egypt, was ordered TO inquire as "
whether there was anything In the case
calling for the Intervention OF tbs British
Government.
Mr.. Gladstone finally declared that ~
Malet had not informed the government
that there had been any injustice done %
Splei imam Daoud. they had distinctly de-
ClInsd 10 interfere In the matter. lie said
that Duherin had informed him that ths
charges made against the khrdiSe were
ridiculous.
Execution - AIexApAvia.
ALEXANDRIA, June q The execution Of
paoud this morning for setting fire to Al
eIandria. took place In the middle Of the
ruins OF the great square.
ALFNNspRIk, June 1s-Suleim,n bad 10
be almost carried 10 the soshold. and wss
nearly comntnse from fright before be WAS
finally hanged.
Some persons ray he died before the drop
fell. On the way 10 the execution the con.
demned man mDrmured that he had bceu
victimiIed by Arab Pasha.
Nuling % Aake . TseaAJ.
LosDos, Juue a-The Mslagsssy Envoys
state that while they are willing 70 make .
treaty with France similar to the treaties
with ether countries, they will not enter
tain any question involving French pre-.
tectorsie over Madagascar.