Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-24

the head was found and placed by the trunk,
which at once recognised as tue bodYot DR.. H.i
tue wounds on his bfdy correspondent With the
hoes in the clothes; recognised clothes as Belong
ing TO deceased; have often seen him wear them;
Doctor wore no goatee or whIskers.
Henry Hsgan caled-I was present when the
body was found; it on the leitSIde of the road
going out; l arrested the prisoner at LeaTs house
in bed on Monday night last; found tile watch OF
the Doctor aud also young CRAFTS IN hIs pocket;
also buEch OF keys, gold rng with heavy set,
with the initials J. F. e. H. OIL II; saw the Doc
tor wear the ring aud recognizes II as his; prison.
CT said he had bought the watches, one tOr S45
aEd the other fOr SIS; knows the watch belong
ing 10 the Doctor he not asleep wien arrest
et: found drYgoOds box III prisoners possession;
found clothes III the iox belonging 10 The Doctor;
when IarrrSted him lie put the clothes in which
the watches, TingS, &c, were found, except lie
vest; had TO vest on; recognizes articles ShowndS
those found in the box; Lnedlch Instruments, &C.
shown witurSS.)
Michael ITeIber caIlrd-Wos present when
prisoner was arrested ut Leafs; five six entered
The loom aud Lear pointed HIM ont; Hagan got
h IN up; in assisting him on with his clothes took
from pocket several articles which l recognized
as belonging 10 Dr.. Hadei; viz: keys, watch, &c;
the Keys tit the drJweIS III the Doctors Office; rec
ognIzed the studs belonging to DOCTOR; also TecOg-
nZed the ring; the names ere torn oil o: all the
bucks III the box except one; IL contained the
Doctors name; when asked where he got these
articles he said he had gone to the Doctors office
several times on Sunday and found II open, and
took themj recognizes the vest shown as The Doc
tors.
Gross. examined-N Never examined The studs pur-
Ncularly; never saw the initials on the ring par
ticuariy but knows theIe were initials ON ii; dll
not hear the prisoner claim the watches.
B. Harne called-I know the ring shown ME 10
be the one belonging TO Dr.. HadeI; have exaInin-
ell 1t particularly and know IL from the pecuilati-
~ Of the set.
/ William I. Penn calIed-I frst found the body
of pr. Hadel on Tuesday last; seyeraI persons were
out IN search Of II; found it the old pike about
huff way between EyerstineS old house and the
school house, oil from tie roads it was naked and
tue lie ad of; then proceeded III search oil tie
head and found it about 40 yards from the body
partially covered with stones and leave /; found
piece of the docToI'S crayat near the place
| ed with blood; found the clothes shown, iusihe Old
house near by, previous TO find ng the body and
also the hat; there was hole under tue cin where
the ball came out.
| jonathan EYerSten calIed-Heard the report of
a gun on Sunday morning about 10 O'Clock in the
direction OF the place " here the body was found;
was about GOO yards oil.
| j. n. Relnhard catd-Prisoner came to my
house very early on last Monday morning. He had
| a bundle tied up III oil cloth width SeveIal other
! bundles. he said he just came iIom Pittsburgh,
and wanted board; he brought box in the even
ing into which he put books taken from one Of
the bundles; he said he got the books in Pitts
burgh; was present " hen prisoner was arrested.
Samuel Heldeiberser calitd--CalIed at Dr.
tladePs office abou, 3 o'clock on Monday MORN
ing; asked lor DR.. lladrl; prisoner in the oil
| ice and told mt he was not in, but would be there
at o'clock.
| - EISer caled--Saw prisoner last Sunday
at O'Clock with Gtaef at SteerS; heard report of
gun about five minutes after they left i'll direction
OF n enlysIt where body of GraeI was found.
The State here rested lis case, when the court
took recess OF q hours.
| At O'Clock the court TtaSsemblsl when Mr.
Alelz was called on The part Of the priSoner--W0S
arrested on VI etnesday last Tor beng concerned in
this murder; was intEoduceu to Weber On Satur-
day.
The evidence here closed and after short adj
dresses by the counsel, at 81 o'clock the case was
given 10 The Jury. Theyretired and remained out
nLtsen minutes, when they returned Nth verdict
Oi 'guilly OF mutIer III the first degree"
| During the whole lime the prisoner manifested
the utmost Indifference, and when tue verdict was
rendered that consigned him 10 gmommnuS
death, not muscle Qulvered-his face was like
IbrsSS.
| Only once did lie manifest any of the attributes
of human nature; when his Counsel pictured 10
his Imagination the awful death that awaited
Inn, ana warned the Jury CT lhe fearful RESPONSE
bllty that tested upon them, lear stole down his
Check.
Tie sentence has been postponed until next
week.
The indictment for the murder Of Henry Graei
will not be tTsd, though the testimony in this case
show the prisoner :.lIke gully Of both murders.
| The testimony all Indicated that the Doctor was
induced 10 accompany the prisoner under the sup
position that he was about TO vis. sick person,
and that he murdered under the belief on the
part Of the prisoner that he had la!se sum OF
money on nIS person. Not finding the money it is
supposed he induced young GGaef TO 90 out with
hI'n 10 take some clothing 10 the Doctor, and Kill
led lin also SO as to continue his search for the
money in the desk OF the Doctor, al his office, he
having obtained the Keys Of which from the pock-
lets OF the deceased. S.