Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 22, 1878, Page 1

FOREPAUGH 08 AND ORGANS. MINERAL YATERS. [3 ON LAKE FRONT ‘ Ib:rmm[:m"“ all the attention of Plano buyers to THE OREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY. 14 WE WERE SIX. that would shortly occur. After Bher had finished \lln’mu“r ha it w g— gar and entered into ' earnest conver- John Heilant, tice Matson, f shal tlildrup fbley, Lisut. Vesey, Jus® jickey, United Btates Mar- of his deputics, United of ths situ/® quested sllenca on the part of the crobss 1 msked their attention. ile then atepped Iatward to the front part of the platform and read out tho names of those whom he desired to sign thu death certificate, which is given in fuil further on, with the names of the witnesses attached. Afterthls the Sherift placed the chairs In thelr rizht positions, and cleyated the ropes, so that they inight not be In the way of the prisoners as they took thelr seats. The friends of the doomed men recognized that thelr hour of death was drawing uigh, and thuse who had not bidden them farowell hastened to do so. Connelly's brother und Sherry's Urother-In-law once more visited the cells.” The leave-taking was paluful to the last degree. llands were shaken and kisses ex- chaunged in a munner that brought tears to the eyes of the jail ofiicals, aud even the vriesta, tu whom death-bed scenes of the most afecting character ure of froquent vecurrence, betiayed & vialble emotlon. or Cominence’ Une Hour Later. Adiay THE LANCET.~ **Huaysdl Janon— Noran Liebig sfleme that fts richness in apestent anits surpass- ca that of al} other known waters.” THE BRITIAU MRBICAT, JOUR. Ahout 8 o'clock Col, Anderson, who had just returned from Springfleld, where he had heen laburing, but in vain, with Gov. Cullom to ge- cure a few days’ respite for the condemned men, arrived st the fail, and was given accens to the prizoners. 'To Sherry he related the detalle of his fruitiess mission, and begged him nat to In- dulge in anv false hopes. TII:AYWr msn thanked bim earnestly for what he had done, and did so in such & mouruful and pathetic manncr that Mr. Anderson became greatly affected, and could scarcely reply. A few minutea later Col. McClanatsn, accompanied by W. W. O'Brien, arrived on the scene, and went directly to Sherry's cell, Sherry by this time lind in & nieas- ura recovered his sang frold, and after having been told by Mr, McClanalian that it wasuseless ta fndulge to further hope for Executive clem- cncy, replied that he diduot want anv resplte, a8 he was now ready to dle, and if he were granted & respite it° would oniy add to bl BROTHERS. Will offer fn their Suit Depart- ment this morning 300 SILK & DIAGONAL CLOAKS, Bought at about half the original cost, and in order to close sammne in sation with his brotherdn-law. Connelly | States Com: £ Hoyne, W, B. Cl: w & Tikerwivn with bis brothnr. ~ What was said. | 3, Brown, Gdt &3 hetbarts Washington 11 9 wW W « | What confidences were given, or what confenslons _ S Sehmidt, i gl SIEINWAY Y ADL AN, | O o T i | Eatit i s ke i e | iy WP e e B Commencing oo MONDAT, Juss, 17, Twg perly The Best Natural Aperfent. tributed by Chicago o moPE. s I e ono mors sutyoy UPRIGHT | PIANOS, Ip elepagt cases of Rosewond, American Walnat, !gnnclnaflm 1 Sherry and Connelly's Last Moments --- Prayer and Tears. at, California Laurel, sod south Amerioar o0d: tn whiell ire Introdiced the foilowlog Impor- tant Improyementa, ¢ 1. A DUPLEX SCALF bringe inta_sctlon thase por. | PROFESSDIC YIRCHOW, Berlin. ' lovariably {ioboF She irlogs which herctofors Tay dormant ard | eood and promot succeds: mert riluabie tnd l!ln;\n:rlullflll{‘ "aaweil f the carryiu caoecity T | PROSGSSOI RAM R jonc, o8 n 2 A -4 TR COROLA QIR TAL FIUAME, with Us new ays. | PROFESROR SEANZONL, Warsburs. “Lore tem of & cross-har and Dracinys, giting ansolute url:r scrivepone but ¢ R Saainat the puil of the strinke. and increating tho ca- HSIL YAUDER BRRUNTON, 31 9 1t ,ondon. ,'ICIL, ‘ul.' urpasses them In efficacy. Braced Up with Brandy and Beautified with Bouquets. nd in tune, X E8RRTUCTIoN o TR ROUND.ROARD, . o A . M. D M. - agony. ‘Then turolog to Mr. O'Bricn, he o b rensonable time, wo Livo deter phin Rl Somprinit it hal ey, | PIOERSIOR ALTRE. 3o Pl tiey | The March Up fo tho Scalfold, | R, dnt'doesouraia icas for ndnmati: DEATI'S anooupuEx. mined tooffer them at n very small Auned by the sirowes | Fotioa and Fesericusnal.? and the Drop Down fouk In the paper aud see Col. McClanaban | o Aene JOUN tnen who had heen selectcd as advance from purchasing cost: ! ugy, and by stmos- A WINRG FUL A DONE. 14 pali-bearers came forward and exchanged fare~ then presented each af the con ned with & button-hole bouquet, satd good-by after & fervid shake of the haud, and rettred to make room for Fathers Dowliug aud Roles, who had just returned. Meanwhile, thoss who had recelved Invitations to attend the exccution came pouring Into the jall office, and thence into tho *'cuze,” from which they could got a look at thecells in whict the victlms of the law were guarded. IT WAS A JMOTLEY CROWD, There were oflice-holders and ofllce-seekers, lawyers and doctors, busiucss-men and men sbout towu. They craned their necks and strained their eycs In an ineffectual eflort to distort the angle of vislon sufficiently to seu the floors of the two cells, which were tha great objects of attentton. *That's him,” sall oue of tha knowlny kind, as he saw the head of one of the kind Fathers, ‘“that's Sherry, | saw him in court the day they got thelr “sentence.”” The person addressed se- narked that It was 8 shame to haug so fine & logking man. Whilethe crowd was pouring Into the jall offics s fast as thelr cards of (nvitatlon tould be vised, SBherry received visits from zeveral of his former companions in Cincinnatl, with whom he well grectings. Those for Connolly swere Measrs. Pendleton, Carroll, Jordan, and Bell, and for Sherry, Mewes. Flood, Twohey, Mc- Clear, and O'lrien. Deputy County-Physiclan Mignault was the nest to bl the boys good by, and, as he was golog away, 8herry said, **Ws expect to be fn the better land to-day. Don's cut me up,” Bherry was considerably broken up at. tols time, His hsuds trembled, ho was ghastly pale, snd the attend- ant priests though® that he might faint. Currler was appealed o, and the kind-hearted fallor gave him a small .H‘F of whisky. “This bruced him uP‘. he condetmned men had by tuls time com- pleted thelr tofints. Each wors on the lappel of his coat the bouquet presented by Col. Mc. Clannshan, Connelly wvore the pair of pauts which be bougnt ut the pawn-shop the after- noon of the day ou which the tragedy for which he and hia wm?mmn wero to suffer death bad been euncted. 1t aeven minutes after 10, Shorl(f Kern, escorted by dis deputies, marched slowly to the dours of the condemncd nien's cells, aud annouuced to Father McMullen that everything was ready for the plunge Into eternity, ‘A mo- ment's consultation hetween the ofiicers aud the priests touk place, and ers. + lo tnfucaces 1C TURGLAR FRAME. ACTION, Tndlspenuable to the Traveling Pubilc, e Botiais st rins 10 B mmeneAC I AGeates ih | _ Every genaine boftle bears the name of The Apallt- CGH‘HYIEHOH with the new system of escapement,'re; | Raris Co. (limited), London, tulting i wperring precislon, power, and deiféacy of FRED'K DH BARY & CO. USTAINING PEDAL extends the es: 41 & 43 Warren-st., New York, FRnOTOx e procuciion of aew muece) Bole Agent for Unitad Ktates and Cansda. R sl o FOR SALR BY DRALERN, GROCERS, AND s of simple DRUGGINTS, ot 1lable to get out of order, and Its i ‘Tha tabel oa every genulus bottle (s yrioted sn bise paver. ADAM FUREPAUGHL.. .- Bole Owner. Thres Grand Performances ON SATURDAY, At 10a, m, 1 p. m,and T p. m,, IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATR THE LITTLE FOLKS., Tho Orphans are sall invited to at- tond tho Morning Performance at 10 a, m., with Suporintondonts to socompany thom. the 'Trap. Very heavy Gros Grain S8ilk Oloaks, trimmed with Lace and Satin, latest style, $8.560. Silk Cloaks, elegantly trimmed with Satin Pipings and Fr'ch Lace, $10.76. Long B8ilk Cloaks, trimmed with rich Passementeriesand Satin, $11.50. Very heavy 8ilk Cloaks, Jabats of Lace and Satin folds, $13. Bilk Oloaks, trimmed in Plait- ings of same, and Rainbow Beads, $16. Long French Cloaks, in rich Gros Grain 8ilk, trimmed in m’.‘:{'fi"f:l Sentiments of the Other Murderers ~Sketch of the Crime and the Criminals. VI e {ox the sound-baaed, which, while holatingh from the ron Frame, reguistes the tenston of the Illlulla; bowrd with the reatest nicety. giviog full play, 1o l‘lé‘l; aased vibrallon, and placlog 1t forever mader con- FOR BALE DY Vil. A SOFT PEDAL. By means of this meat {n. penisud yed Ayl conirtcahcs e Suoly rivy ;| GROMMES & ULLRICI, ammers ean be mave elther in clots proximity to the 100.203 RANDOLPH-ST., CHICAGO, e e player il to slclt tho fnil e a1 w oW e of (h6 IBUTUMOnL. oF CHe softest whisper. of ita ART STUDIO lone. 1o gire any uradation of cresoando and diminy: B STORY & |OPENING s CAMP, | REGEPTI Store THIS AFTERNOON amrimice: PIANOS, Y&\\@fi The Most Extensive ESTE Organ Factories in| % BN the World, . it JRGANS. %%‘;“‘;L' I in Ladies and Children azo Speciaily Invited. 188 & 190 State-st.. Chicago, | =D0%.210 & 212 Wabash-av. (Opp. Patmer fouse, ) £ 012804014 Olive:st,, K. Louls, CLOTEING, COAL! GOAL! wpigwirre ¢ o gfl AI-! Arcl|er-nv.c;;ir"l‘1|\;;§sccoud-st., ! LEMIGH VALLEY COAL C0., | gyt thoi raotory aaa Satosroors Muners oud Bhippors of alargolino of LINEN COATS and i i DUSTERS, ALPACAS i{n samo, Wllkfisb&l'l‘fi Glld Lehlgh WHITE Y;EBTS. and many now APERACIED COAL. o v KATOR. # stmole 2pAratus, compros. <0 Four Other Executions in Various Parts of the Country. ando wi FURNITUIR K. FOREPAUGH SHOW, \;:;%n,fi{v:'h-”n“f" As Paris, Ill,, Charles, alfas Johu, Burnes, for the Murder of Elljah Burdwell, l Four : talked until about half-past 8, when Jatler Cur- TitN PROCESSION A ARJT | 4 critcotr, 0. oy Bowsher, | S AT S 3 | e rmte PR, 9 bl T Keru—D e Gt Sl S ates I for the Murder of Mr. and God, relutorced by Vicar-General McMullen and Gromn SHERT Eathge Meailon, Fathers McDonneil ana Cashman, commenced TIE PORMAL PHEFARATIONS FOIL DEATA. Long ood earnest prayers were sald by the cood Fatuers aud responded to by the prisoners, after which the last sacrament of the Chiurcb, that of extreme unction, was adminfstered. !'rom‘)!lv at 5:80 o'clock, Sherll Kern, ac- compnuied by one of his deputles, entered the Jail, nnd, after parsiug through the cage, cntered Into a consultation with Frank Cunningham, his Chief Clork, who, with Deputy-Sheriit Gar- rick, hod taken charge of whatcverarrangenicns wero necessary previous to tho coming of the Sherift. The trio after a few minutes’ conversa- tion visited the scaflold, aud examined the bolts, welghts, and all the running-gear. Everything was propounced perfect, and a bailifl was seut 10 thie Sherlfl's oflice for the two well-stretched ropes on which the noose had beep deftly made the dav previous. These the Sherdf had locked up {n his vault the nizht pefore. Alter the in- spection the Buerift raturned to the “caze’ nnd was havded & diapatch from Gov. Cullom stat- ing, ** Cannot interfere with the sentence of the Court.” Previous to the arrival of this dispatch it had been notsed through the corridors that the Sheriff would delay the’ execution as long us possible, In the hope that the Governor might reconsider his determination ; but the announce- ment of the rucegflon of the dispatch quoted put an end to the filusive hopes, which had teen indulged in by many, who regrottod ta sec twa human lives sacrificed at the behest of the law, The Bheriff told one of the priests not to make any unuecessary haste in performing the religious servives, e fult thal it would be n- homan snd in exccrable bad tasto for Lim to rush the execution through with rallrosd speed. - . l)'i‘lm crowd in the capeand io the jall office Kkopt constantly growing larger, and everymove- ment of the jal! oflicinls and the priests as they passed in and out of the condenned men'scells ‘was watched with eager, It not painful, atten- tion. There was crushing asd jamming; thoso in tho rear who vould not see over the lieads of those in front crowded and forced thelr way to the fron netting, through which they hoped to see, and for thelr palns saw very Jittle. At 9:80, Jaller Curricr, one of the bigzest hearted men jn Cook County, visited the pris- oners, aod 1u 8 volce husky with emotlon DADE THEM PAREWDLL. They cordially shook lis hand, and in a quiver- ing volca ruttrned the farowell salutation. As Currier retraced bia steps to the cage door, eat big tears coursed down his cheelcs, and his Duputles Bonfleld and Prindivilte, Jxnestan CoxseLLy—Father Duwling. Jallor Cnrriur and Deputy Gatvin. Deputy Jailur Coanel, Fatbers Dolan, Sclonnell, and Cashman, With measured step and alow the solemn con tegn marched along the balcony to the place of exceution in the northeast corner of the jail. Bharry und Counelly both ecarrled crucifixes, and kept repoating the prayers that were gently and sadly futoned by the priests. Connclly was ths more eelf-possested and composed of the two. His face was calm, but pale, and his cye gave evidence that he hed accepted the cnnuofn- tion of relfzlon and realgned himeself to death, With Sherry It was difflcrent, His composure was the result of great mental effort and the coachlug of the priests, who had latored fncessantly with him. Tho procession had scurcely moved a dozon steps when Father MeMullen, fn whose arin that of Sherry was linked. noticed that he was quite nervous, and betrayed signs of weakness, He hastlly wlis. ered the fact to the Sherifl and ureed ¥|lm to hurry, Thus admouished, the processionmoved at an fncruased pace. ON TIE SCAFFOLD. THEID NEANTS, LIKG MUPFLED DRUMS, ARs HEATING, As the party, hesded hy the Sheriff, stepped on to the scaffold, the spectators, who had been talking aod laughing, becamo silent, and turned their eyes to the ‘convicta, Both were somc- what pale when thiey took thelrseats, but dida't show duy slgns of fear. Each wure o button- hole bouquet, and looked like decent, respecta- ble young men. Clean clothes mady & wondur- ful difference 1n thelr appearance. While the Sherlfl was reading the death-war- rahts,—a certilled copy of the record of convie- tion and sentenco and the maodats of the Court,~—which required fully ten minutes, the priests sald prayers, which tho condcraned re- peated, ot the same time looking at cruclfixes which they hetd in thele hands, Connelly sigied geveral times. Bberry botrayed no emo- tion, Father McMullen, however, ratted the Iatter on the chieek aud shoulder s if to braco Ll up, The reading over—the ten minutes being stretehied to an hour by the imagination—tho condemned were requested to stand up. They ‘boneFringe, Liace,and Beaded Passementeries, $20. Rich Gros Grain Silk Oloaks, trimmed with deep Lace and rich Ornaments, $22. Very bhandsome Silk Cloaks, with Vest, trimmed in Fringe and Jet Pagsementerie, $24. “Worth Coats” in Heavy Gros Grain Silk, with deep Lace Passementerie and rich Fringe, $27. . Very heavy Gros Grain Silk Oloaks, trimmed with Satin Rainbow Beads and Fringe, $40. CLOTH CLOAKS. Fine Diagonal COloth OCloaks, $4.50. Diagonals trimmed with Bilk and Beaded Fringe, $6. Diagonals in Silk Fringe end Passementerie, $10. Diagonals in 8ilk, Satin, and Passementerie, $12. All-Wool Diagonals, very elab- orately trim’d, in Fly Fringe, Satin and Jet Ornaments, $13 We Invite an Early Inspection. ‘MANDEL BROS,, 121 & 123 State-st. Mrs. McVey. ‘Rea We can afford to sell KFirst- Class FURNITURE lower than any other house in the trade: FIRST. We manufacture our own goods. SECONID. Our expenses aro less than others, while our sales are MORE THAN DOUBLE ANY TWO retail houses in the city. TILIRD. We are the ONLY house in the city that buys wholly for **spot cash.” FOURTIL. We have no bad debts, as we sell for CASI ONLY! Hulton & Hildreih 225 & 227 STATE-ST. ARTISTIO TAILORING, FACTS. Our Btock of Woolons is BUPRRIOR in TALITY and Finish, Wo make them in i.{ mglt THOROUGH, DUR At Little Rook, Ark., Jacob Lavels, for the Murder of a Colored Man, At Frederick, Md., Edward H. Costley, for the Murder of Solomon Costley. TIOE HANGING. 7 am sad to-daynnd why foreooth? Because of what I saw, A marder dona fn_ broad daylight, And sanctloned by the law Yes T was one of thase who gazed, And raw the seatfold rise. Amid the thrung that surged below There tears in strong mens eyes, A death like silence relgned supremo Ene the prisoners wore atill ‘Whils oficials of high reputa Proceeded for to kiil. ‘The summer sky was clonded oer The scaffola towerod high. The law refused to grant resplte, ‘The two doomed men m: o Moments flew, time grow apace, ‘Tue pilson walls looked grim and stern. Directing on the fatal work 8tood Cook County's Sherifl Korn 1its Isce Jooked pale, it whiter grew The reasun who can rell? Tut he who duty bound muat launch ‘Two souls 1o heaven or hell. Fach prisoner that eonld procure, DId wear 3 black necktie, A touching tribute to the condemped Two men that soon must die. + + » ‘The Priests had read their prayers, There came a dull-like sound, Reverberating from cell 1o cell As 1ts ochos rollsd around. dlcConvilica desih had been avenged, The laws siern duty done, B avory ‘sttiolo U bo Bo: b ort . REPRESENTED, e a1 aur goodaas 10w s a5 HONBST wollin ur goods ABT§JLB. EEYALLY GOOD, can bo fur- ahed. Businoss Buits, $45 upwards. ‘Business Trousers, $10 upwards. Dross Buits, €05 upwards, Allof8IMON PURR FABRIOS, and pro- Blossbarg, Brior Hill, &, &e. Yards and Dooks, * Neovor bofore offered, and at very Corner Market and Adams-8ts. | jow prices. Our stock of Bummer Shipplng Dock, Sizteenth-st. , east side of River. - {1 auds trembled like on aspen. ‘Town Coffec, y - duged in the highest atyle of fho art. o idars will hava prompt attentlon, Hota, Nookwonr, Undorywoar; Hos Tvo bodra dnnaling b tha. iy Whe was alinost spcachicas with cimotian, was | 110 #4 without Leskuation. Deputics then o Branch: Michlgan-av, md Toenly-setsl, | mbtiCRRRSIRr, AT HNTION aivon o o fory, Gloves, Shirts, &o., &o., is| Twlowland e T mekt o bid Kaod-py. - o had besi Gonnele | justed toe haudeulfe, sud - s | BT, AREOLAL ATTENTION glven o | B M. CEIBERRIE, | vorycomploto. If alarge stook of Cnaxky Ditt, Cxtt 8% | g Connacl, and_tind labored {ndustelously to NOUNY TSI SAMA Akp, LXaE with leather straps. During this operation Sher]r wus seemingly cool. Cooneily sighed eavily, Sheriff Kern then stepped In between them and salil: “If you have anythiog tu say, now s the tima to say it. Any statement you may wish to make you can make freely. This is your last chance.” Totli shook thelr heads pegatively. They were then enveloped {n whito mualin gowns, the bottums of which wero weizhted Ho had sciven up sll Lope, and assed fnto the corrldor told a Tisunx reporter that he felt so bad over the affair that he didn't kuow Liow lie was pofog to sy the cternal good-by. With a pailld face and oyes suffused with tears he slowly walked to the cells, and fu & shaking volce took farewell of the two mei. At tuls juncture thie cage door was opened, and the reprosentatives of the preas, who at the GOEAN STEA] Oaly Direct Line 1o e, QGenoral Transatiantlo Company. Botwaen New York snd Uarre, Tler 43, N. I.. foot CANADA, Frangeu Wedneaday, June 20, 2 o, m, SERATY IE:IME o, \eduesdar, Juiy 3, & 8. a Vourolz, SHERRY AND CONNELLY. THE LAST ITOURS, AXD TREIX PLYING MOMENTS, Tho record ot the sayings and dolngs of the murderers published in Thursaay's Trinuxn came down to2o'clock Friday morning, at which time they wero voth abed and maleep. Tho only BEDW.ARD BLY, IMPORTING TAILOR, 108 & 1656 Wabash-av., cor. Monroo-st. POSAL PROPOSALS FOR Gen?l Western Sales Agent, all grades of goods to scloot from, NG, o ond vory low prices, is an induce- PRI .t o, mont, como and oxamino our stock S beforo purchasing. S H I R l M CLEMENT & SAVYER, Using none but SELEOT Linens, whioh | Manufactarers of Clolhtng by Steam Power, *| unitormly give the best of servica, and hav. J G oy request of Mr. Cunntngham®ind congregated In i & AMRRIQ \iweinesduy, July 10 p. o, GRU'SHED STONE ing our cutfing and manufacturing dono in | 416,418, 420, 422, & 424 Mllvaukco-av, allowed in the fall that night c ) & with Jead, s0 8a tu prevent any fluttering during PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD (Including wine): the most skillfu! manner—the rosult of o hets | PETRORE owed in Jafl that nlght were Con- { oue corner of the apartment, were allowed eti- | ppofe ry L‘ oscent foto oternity. The noo o 7, yioe bodding.qndutenulie. | gaaied bropossle will ba recelved by ihe South Iark | noms in thin gountry—snablos us 1o produce e e e om] stautly until after 8 o'clock In the tnorning, 3 Qemued wen repeating after the pricats the - touk seats at the tmorovised table which lisd bLeen placed in frout of it, at u dis- tanes of about fifteen fect, The ropes with the nouse had been adjusted . to the heavy cross-bar of the galluwa-tree, snd hung down twisted apd coiled. The sight was a novel and sppalling oue: it wus not su mnuch in the structure itsclf as the fnvoluntary weu- tal pleture which It conjured up. Un the plat- Comminioners for one thausand cublc yards, more or Jeas, of Fiue Crushied Stons Screenings for sidewalk on east ofde of Grand Loutovard, froum Thirty-saventh st 1o Fitiy-arstest. Bald screentngs must bo clean and white wid tree from dire and ciey, aud ouusi to ssiiple st Houth Park Office. Con r will be required 10 fur. nish mster(al, hs and w; 1n sccordance with plans an Becrelary of South o will ha recelved at aama ol 2,L00 cubio ysris, wore or less, and Martin Twohey, Bherry's brother-in-luw, and John Slattery, a friend, who used to work 0 the same packing-house with him. Father Dowling was with the men nearly sll night, and shortly after nis departure Fathers McMullen and Roles arrlved. Verv little of lu- tercst - occurred s the time sped rentr” 80 pot carry sicarage patsengers. Gk ! vf"x;'flv,uz TAN, Agent, 83 Drosdway, oW, 7. WHIE. 61 Clark-ste: Agant tur Chicago. AMERIGAN LINE. litng at QUEENKTOWN Saing averys Huraity froin “Mlldckftll. The only ‘Trane-All erican o Bhirts not equaloed for fit and durability,and lidren 2 tou yearsuf ‘age, 23 10 €3, W o nata Reprices o kuistig tuos, Hrthem e r’a?éo{%'.fi&‘m..":?éb'%r'i“o}"un‘.“‘;‘;’f but manufscturo all our own clothing under our own WILSON BROS., | s i s el o9 | Koty ipylar, Bl el ol i o 67 and 69 Washinyton-st., Chicago, in .t 64 and 71 Fourths auy for the dead. Cuunelli- sifghtly moved s head, the nooss seeming tolnterfure withi bl us he recited tho prayer, Immediately ofterwards the white caps wure blaced over their heads. Whlle ‘Furnkoy Bonfleld was fixing that of Sherry, the latter turued his head towards him and whispered a few words,—a message o ba iven to o friend. At 10:21 the munderers wero aleo © and & i (oF incinnati, of fna Crustied Siane Bt. Louis. 408 North Fourth.s 5 dden from the view of the spectators. The for top dressing raad, equal 13 quality to ssmple now At away. Doth slept some, but were | form wure the Bherllf and two or three of Lis i LA iling under th rican fag., g m— T— = ki v Snerilt sald, RIED NTALR LINE, L o orky oo A3y, e . MYDHRAULIO ELEVATORS. reatless, keeping n ono position but s shor | Sssistanta. The latter suized tho ropes, and, » on vo 3 etel “ALL READY," Dlru'.lIaAN'T\VHI(PI‘{Uals‘llfin.ullln mi-montnly, ad ou Loulevants, bearing their full weiglit thereon, streiched the ADY, i S York. For while, When awake they talked, protesting watarcd, and rolled, =y ¢ dea helr fullest ? | and rapped on the partition back of the scaffold. R 8 v frons 45006 ADDYY :E';"":{",‘; :’,.‘.':‘,u';':',;:‘u".{.‘,g, 00 oansy. due el H _A_ L E 4 s thelr innocence, and counting thelr beads, Sher- ‘f',::rnr:{‘:,& wer:ix‘:m:n:dr. Bt :?:;‘f:“ g““‘l‘“fiiml dnh‘lndhul m;utml oft tl:f. hn:p, w B, Gen. Agenis, e ? o would m state; it bef ¢! | g ut Jeaved over, and moved the caps slightl % : tetic A bids reservod by o Commipaion; S, ry safd ho would make & ment before he | eyelet fastenings on the uprizht po: Theso e Shtoact Shas ntcenition Of the condeuined, Little points the Bherifl persunaily attended to, He was not apprehcnsive that there would be nuy hitch, but nevertheless he considered it Lis duty to tako every prevaution agaiust s coptre« temps. After sll these preparations has been dled, but it scems reconsidercd this, as hoe sald nothing ou the scaffotd. He kept up his spirits. Connelly, however, broke down, ana as ono of those who were with him sald, *ho was like a n. 8 PAUL CORNELL, outh Fark Commiston, STANDARD HYDRAULIC We offer great bargains in i all grades ot Teas (o Giros E LE VAT 0 R S ! cery, Tea Dealers, and heavy consmmers, Just then, or at 10:23, there was leand the tap of o hamnier. The rope which hetd the trup in positiun was severed, thers was o rush of uir ay the trap swuug backwards with the rapidity of Construction Commit Chicago, Juus i9, 1474 NUNMER RESORTS, STATE LINE. JBw YouK 10 GLABUOW, "wmmml‘:mi'flu}:k there was an _attanpted rush, which was soon stopped by the snuouucemert that such un- soetly conduct would not be atfowed, The re- proot {lld the desired effoct,nnd the crowd slow- Iy Gied in by twos. On rescling the corridor thero was & rush for ‘coluns of vaniuge." Everybody wanted to geu a tront view, and tho piessure was exceediugly aunosiug to the re- porters, ugainst whom the crowd surged spite of sll protests. ‘The yreater number were sat- .t Lu e A N A A AN e ¢l thought, two bodies enveloped tn white shot ATE OF Lo 18 1AM i Tilinaay. 1ins 20 4 5 L Hogimas THRGWK OFRN At frst | 28 sometbing were sudienly wrenched ipicaiin so and 73, dccoidlng o acommets: i y Nover did Old Probs begin a day with moro | for the aduitsslon of thi favited ofes. T8t | apart, miugled with the hum ol a R e arm n g0 | HONGF KONG TEA CO. e 110 & 112 Madison-st,, etween Clark aud Dearborn. ced rat N, B W N ARIEACK 124 Washluxton o INCHORTIVELSTEAIIS glllc'lll&luhl 72,1088 | ANCHORLA, July 6,10 sm KVOKTA. June 24, 3 pi | ETHIOPIA, Julr 13, 3 ptm No & l.ondon. m cheerless weather thau that which marked the carly hours of yestorday, ‘The uir was raw, the sky was overvnst with sombro clonds, from which fel) a microsople drizzlo not unlike that of a Seoteh mist, and from the lake blew s fitful nor'easter that made one's blood run cold. It wus & hurmonie preludo to tho sentence that in a few hours should be enacted withiu the jail. taut cord vibrating rapidly, ond the niajesty ot the law was vindicated. loulield aud Frindi- vills acized the ropes und beld them, s0 a3 1o prevent the bodles from swinging, ‘Fhe vecks of both men were broken before they Lad tine 10 thiuk they wero so uear thetr end.” Who cut the rope s a question uo vus can answer. Tha Bheril didn't doit, us he was in full viow all the time. ‘The man was coneealed behind the perl- tion at the dack of the scatfold, but all that Is T EXQURNIONS. TO PARIS AND RETURN, | 12mo. Cloth. 50cts. Plumpl Niagara Falls, N, Y, The location of this favorite House o the bank of the river, with 1ta splendld Parior o orhanging i is unsurpassed hy thar hotcl veotilatlon and dral pm w Yurk 1 Bouthampton snd Londos he traveling public, 1 UTOPIA..June 20, 20Mm 1 CALIFOLRNIA. July 3, 78 m Cavins 863 to e Tiouse 6d {0 tha [{ouse, contaiuing ot sud cuid TNE UNUAPIY REFORTELY {atiud to staud on the ground tloor, but the more certalnly known about him s hat be used & 9 ion Tick bathe a0d current baths, —ibe lattcr 8 speclaity, rarel Bea ** Cook's B3 " for Ji A plump, rosy child 1 a happy chitld. A plump sdute | who bad been detatled to *do » the execution | swbitfous or *chiceky * weut _up above aud Sencatin sk et don - 1o | foad peloy paces, A 2 Ao e Wil i | gfice, 1,000k Rxcomant Cf, Jop, SO TENR | bl o T il e | o et rouind, and by “Balfipast 8 | t00k places on the pisiforuis. Tha lauier, bow. | Chisel to separate the cord N BROTHERS, 90 Wadblog! O e et h the Tionse® Hharil by tho woek. from | United Statea. Pflt‘:flu‘fl@""r‘"{umsr OFYICES. L they numbered full 8 score, - Two or three of | eves, were obiiged to vacate. A few minutes Bofore leaving their cells, Sherry's pulse 77 Bouth Clark-si. the carlier ones had vndeavored o obtain admit- | elapsed, aud there wps heard a murniur in tho 1 L ascarding to, Iengl, ot elay andlocation of showed from 1010 130 beats to the minute, Pro and Convolly’s ninety—pretty good evideuce tance to the jail otlice, but were retused, for the | crowd, *They are coming.” ‘But they were reason that tho attendiug prieat, Fathier Dow- | not. ~ Scveral buudles were brought in % CAIIDY. National Line of Steamships. BAILING TWICE A WEEK FROM “uus n, 12 Desrbor = that the former was really the word excited, 3 ES ‘T ¥ A~ A o » on 1ing, was vnguged o religlous exercises with | by deputics sod depusited on ths floor, | 4 - J t New York to Queeastows, Liverpcol, and London UNITED STATES HOTEL, s ke ierWebsgess | L MISCELLANEOUN, | G e d e ey o obs | Mather Mebiullen next. appeared fram beidnd | (Fi miuulgs of tio physicas SrelaL e { EW YOrK 10 Quef , LVerpool, 3 ARATOGA SPRINGS, NEW YORK ¥ i S ., 4 : Jowing: Two tluutes after the drop fell, Con- Cy 3010 $10 oy, Excarsio 8. g J 1 Sad Plated Ware, and soods sold | my, ¢, d'T f taln shelter from the fucleinency of the westher | tha partition on the Jefs "of the scalfold, and | ¥ PE o 80 S0 e ieve, Conuelly 120, Sabin psage froun 830 1o 10 cutersls. Bita'08 | open for’tho Scason from June 15 22 Tow s any otbee Bouss wiit do | ‘T the Ojtizens and Taxpayers of the | jiiu'strives soncht abelter in a listie lunch-toom | looked around for a moment, apoarently for shio | Bl 65 Slerrd, 03 Joue SRERIUS, CoORelcy 10, Tkt Al an freiina, 2Loere ol R for carh, ~ Call at the oldest Jow- South T Ohi immudiatel e eatern ouirance. to | trposs of seelve ([ syerythioe w3 ready, | Sherry M.l sl wioutes, the Cemer o salitaxa 8ad further Iafarmation spply to to Octobor 1. 22 3 €lry house in thu clty. outh Town of Chicago, inimudiately oppostia the western sirunco to | yutposs bl doelle Loversl Hoctrs cumne, fuvo | bad o pulie awla winute later Sherry was ‘B LARBON, Ro. 4 South Clark-st. TOMPKINS, GAGE & CO. CcI'l JOIUN G. ASHLEMAN, You sra ehrmuatly requested to preseirt your griev. | tho Jull-yard, whero they aid tho suecsoting 0 . Hleless. There was very little spasmodle ac- —_— ST e . e S — 157 State-st., between Madison | Buccsssio ana auud casaslon botora the Town | portorial arrlvals remained untli 7 o'clock, when | the vorridor from beneath the scallold, aud ex- | 4 1t ceased antirely after the men wers N i | MUDAD Al NMogroit > ’ BoaRtat e Esalon v Maiday Reat. the 2 the portals wers opencd uud tey. wers granted | umlued the arrangements. There wery Geluer, e tiens. lbiukos, . Tho Wit North German L 0w~ OCEAN “0”&[‘}, NEWP 0[“‘, Rl Fetilous @ fevper forn il e suraizied b sub- | i itaice o tho il ollics and * cuga ™ ouly. | the County Physiciau; Dunoe, the City Phyal- | Sl ok i gt Frow the latter a partial view could be obtaiued | cun; snd Baxter,—who were (o atteud 1o the of the two cells, 43 aud 41, occupled by the con- | feeling ol pulses, etc.,—and sovoral others, who deinned men, By tois time the services in the | were present fruim curlosity. 1lorary had been completed, and tho prisoner: At 100'clock Sherit! Kern appearod ouce more, accompsuicd by Fathers Dowling and Roles this time arrangiug two chaius ond pullivg thy had returned 1o the narrow s which | ropes up so that they would not daugte fu the for six montts had been thefr restivy- | faces ol the sceused. ** Why don't they comef™ lace, aud which in a yew hours they should | sald au anxious mau in the crowd. ‘The query cave never to azain ruvisit. The kiud-bearted | was snswerod by auother, #Tuey are walting 1w ministers of religlon aud comtors reinained | hear from the Govervor,? ' with them {n esrnest pruyer for about halfan All the prisoners bud been removed {rom tho lLiwour, when they took their temporary leave. A | poreh sideof the full, wherd the scaflold was few minutes iater one of the jall attendants | located, to the suuth side, four snd [ made bis avpearauce with put tn one coll, lu order that uot a single vne A HICELY-PREFAMED DREAKFAST, shot tho exccution. They were all ro- conslstiug uf fried whito fali, potatoes, bread | inarkably :cnuu. uot a sound ceibiug frum wn: and butter, sod tea. Esch of the condemned [ quarter. Fear of punisiiment doubtiess bs was irbven Lils portiun. Sherry, whoss brother- | uore to do with the quict thun auy realizauon g stopped fu both about tho same time, und, aceonling £0 uno of the physlcisus, the pulse did the sume. This (s decidedly . perhaps accouuted for by the fuct thut the mur- derers fell the same distance, at the same thae, and but one sound was beard when thelr uecks cracked. Attheend of ten minutes, Dy, Gelger pro- nounced then oapaay will sall svery Satur. e Wlar. Jaot of EAIEA sirests Hoboken, T oasbitorom New York to Bouthanipion: o Shevre: and Drewen, fre cabin, $)00¢ocond n, $80, ;uld‘l; vicorags, 890 curreacy, For (reliue SRAPLIARERDDIY 0 5 g witpy Geen. Naw ¥ NANUIAL. MONEY toLOAN By J0SIAH H. REED, No. 52 Willam-4L. N. Y. Inauiounts as required, on IMPROVED CHICAGO b P L {MT-JH ‘romiptly sttended to » soceived und promy By PR e U B 2 Randoly-st. JUNE, 37, 1878. Travstent Price, $4.00 ez day. Fhat-clag E and Datba. Apoilcations. Everets House, New oolleations, Kreel oy e g0k SUMMER RESORT. oo FON oee fecsption o 1] r on 'AdQross. Proprstor: oo > PIGEON COVE HOUSE, Plgeon Cove. Cape Aon, Mass. O . This R et gt g LI G Y Vs, FRCAT septionsl, yet is . SEWER PIFE, =T Tomst Uniersy, HuE, 55 ot Quinicy atid a7 Jac: WM, M. DKK, Sanitary Engincer, Ageot, st 24 Examioations for Adulltsion Lo the Clawuical and ficl- entife Courses will be beld I Luxs ¥\ the Lal- Quincy-at., near Staty. Yenlly Bullding un Thurday, June o o circulirs or fnformaiton a UREGORY, D1, Vresident.. or ¢ it i DBAD, The bodies, however, wers allowed to hang ten winutes longer. Just before they were lowered uto the colliug, the spectators were requeated to retire. When vearly sll had guoe, the budies weru Jet down, aud there wus o puab and & fam to get a luok at tho deceased. The eoutenauce of “ucithve was distorted. Beyoud a stighit liv- 1dity, there wus noihiog to fudicate tLas they " REAL ESTATE. Choice CornerLot. 100 FEET ON MICHIGAN-AV, Yery Desiruble. Low Pricc. Eusy Terme, 5. D WAl Xoowm Lt Martne Bank ulldy vge Coms Fine gpectacies sulted Lo ll sights ou sclentifio cinten Sers i Theld ki Telercopen i acopes, Lsromeicrn &c, % LAUNDI = s — {n-luw, Martin Twobey, of Cluctunatl, was with | of the solemuity of the ocraston. Were nut asleep, s Lefury thelr erime. SRR AR AR i & nnnincans | SARTED-Y computont, snd & 0 HENT. BCIEENS, = | Llm fu the cell, ate qunts hearuily, but Couuelly, AMONG TIUSE WIIO WEKE PHESENT Whils the Sheriffl was rcadivg tho death- ORIENTAL (SHIIUTH pr plece 120 | 458 CBArS® 0L the dreirabifiy sud SRS A SAAR ~ g e | Who was I close cousultation with hls brother; | were Commiasiouers Mullor aud Boeso Penl- | warrant, & wan usmed Emil Jeoulugs, who 41 COLLARS prdos 350 | dress K 74, Tribune ol KELLEY'S PAT. CORNEL | satistied Lls appetite with u littlc of the tea sud | tentiary Cowtaisatouers 3. H. and A. M. Joues, | clalwed that tho condemned men were bis CUMFprdos 700 | LRI [fl' B]l []]‘ flmmfil‘ HSUI‘ (LTS AT OBl | e e bread, Whlle: the condewned | Deputy-Wurden Mayhew, of dullec; Sheriff | {ricads, burst fnto lumentatious. A policemsa | Thess are our Bpacialty " o lv!'i,"-'\'sfl" Quality of (s | were eatiug thelr last meal, there was beard iu | Stedmae, of McHenry Lounty; the Sberitfs of | tried to quiet bim, but frultlessly. Wleu the wul'irs Yoo Souat'th | raveLide MEN=The wantwocs sellug the Hard. | | Now fraue bouss contalulzy 10 roome, bext to the L Lry, tbe fail-yard the clatier of horsea’ hoofs sud tho | Lake County, this State, aud of Lake County, | Dovsss were sdjusted nv cowpletely lost bls R bt B T AT T e Boriug 84 Moatruie, 8 nilgs frmn iy Sy, Tu- Manueic St e, | Fanbling of whesla. 16 Was Wo arrivel of two | [ud.; Deputy-Coroner Koru, Jolu J. Tealy, | Lead, broke out futo bysterlcal” shoutivg, aud €74 W, Madison-st | 420 W. Baadolgs | 122 Clask-as | NAN UAS AYPALATUS & OhT0s s A Chambes of Commcrce. Flliceu yoars eapericavs. hearsta, —the flret vpen indication of the sceud | Clerk uf the Circlat Court Wo W, O'Brico. feid to the Hour 0 e fututing 8 He was raacd s S el ooy