Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-07

.,..;,I,,,Is fooE occasion 10 pass throug"
Der OF Ioit;nc onposte the door of DIR. bur
IN - iSte residence, as if expecting 10
P,rdell's baby brought out In lacI, a. ~. - one
-,,,,ohars were concerned, there was out OF
rnmber in Bond street, and that was ~
The two police officers de.li Gu, oc,npied in
a-o,.d had their time pretty Wen oCSuP.s sj al.
i;a.t;ng inouring people to the mousse anu w..
s,,,,t tbeY halted, in ordering them 10 ilu.e
Iirs Cunningham remained pretty con-
f,r.,bIe in the mean time. She KEPT up .'IS
.insion admirably, being restless AT uihes, a.,
inc occasionally, and asking aoout, es W 80
/ minutes to have her forehead cooieu H.,
water She was visited IN inc loi moth.
er.counsel. Judge Dean. Mt. Junior, u.' tI,1r
,,s ,r b,.y counsel. did not visit her Her Gtliel
Iar,,% Mr.. Stafford, was for hall an ro,'.
~ Consultation with her. What TOOK PihIe
If those interviews we are not aoie 70 Iei -
If cnnrse, ms the talking was done
I IN whispers Augusta CunnlhSIi;tuI -
.,a,,t Is the country, but Helen and her young
/ Pr 80 arc are home. The two boys were
60, 70 scbool some months ago. The talnilY -
,t'asafrs moi large. there being no boarders III
Nv. honsa Under the regulations OF captain
MT v,bo las charge Of the premises, ana VINO
has six policemen detailed to watch thenl, no
nerson is allowed to leave or enter Win Tue ca
ception OF the lawyers above named anu . ply
s;cion DIR. Isaac Smith, who was sent, yesterday,
nv the DlStIIGI %AttHtA.-
lin her peculiar condition.
Mrs Cunningham pleaded, yesterday, AZ !, nh-
: rarous intervals, that her dear oaoy, me-,
.l.gal baby" cher poor murdered Doctor paoy
might be brought TO her. why nave tle M, -.
ken nv baby from me?" she demanded lne ,.,
she would half raise herself IN De9 anu PSI e.,
that never was woman so ill-treatcd before guy
very anxious to see the newspapers, put none
. were allowed to be brought inside the houSe'
HOW THE TOWN TOOK THE NEWS.
. There were flying, but not very distinct, III
osf5nscs 50 changed, as early in the
a day as 10 o'clock, but they were credited oy "IS
G , fav AS the day advanced these rnmors DC
2 came nIentier. and assumed more definite shape
4 STbo, ,liscussions arose, and bets were Offered
II and taken upon the truth and falsity OF the re
n ports. The fact of the arrest, and tue proLhlsS
t of an carly edition giving all the paruCuiaaii ;
5 was noted upon most of the newspaper Duile
5 tins, but all the creuuous oou"'eu 80 ~
c tale.
the ilnpetuous crowd; who would not be salts
{ fled until they saw the thing in print. a
, length, when the first evening EDITIONS were
q issued, the rush was terrific. The largest cyl
s inier press in constant operation Gou'u ''ot suP
i. pIy the demand-edition after edition was Is
\ sued, every edition containing further partcu
, lars; but still the hungry crowds were unsatla
i, ted and fingered about far into the day IN nope
E of learning further pagticulars
The outside remarks were more edifying thar
! thew were complimentary to Mrs. Cunningham
, 'Wondcrful woman" remarked one, shocking
smart" added another, "but with all her smart
ness" chmed in third, "she has gone too ia
q this time. She was notcontent TO secure thir'
3 of Burdell's estate, which the Surrogate woul'
hays aq fS Rk a h9S SSSr may be wei
5 satisfied" another would say, "if things do no
$ go worse for her The whole truth may yc
come out"