The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-11
acknowledgement
The Acquittal Of Dr, Schuppc.
Narrow Escape of nm Innocent Man
from the GnllOws.
a Remarkable Case.


A RcmnrInho Cnso.
Scene in Cour,..S.o,c,ro,, oT Dr,
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CARLISLE, Pa, September !, u.
IA ip,imo,od !, Tim dis,o,chcs m Fri-
day, pml SCLmnn" "m Me sS second trioI
here for tho mm,inr i,y ' 'ni.nr nj Wiss n
NJ S,inncrk" ~ pi;};mLnr ,c' w"s jnIy S n ",,
|'i;,,od 49, VI na' t was ,r MuIl az.
we're out ten minutes, and. after render.
ing the verdict "Nut guilty." shook hands
with the prisoner, who shed tears Of joy,
IN which he was sympathciiCally joined
bynumrrOus others
A FOKEGoSE CONCLUSION.
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alter no ,r.. ~ ,'o,'pu I'Tt''m,; "u,
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s,r"n,S o T,Sn.nS ~ anc n@I w. On 'nG
,hn sHIi"nt S ~ 'l.1 mT,''es y. Sn'"S'G G "l.
rHro tHo.o va" 'S, '''I Tai. ul5',sSeU' MY
cn,nr, ,M"'U ; WIZ Tec''hg1 " "u'Hlt tnc
release wos so nc"r NJ VI h "rO '' "n1 ,%"ro
were those, also, who expressed their sin.
ccrc qualification ut the coming of the
hour when his innocence would be legally
declared.
THE LAST nav op THE TRIAL
No.. uo -, 80 49, NJ. ''',."
rdu V' tuT nts! s,tic Slucc Tue commence
LII all n. t'I l'"l thc l0'sc So.lt loollI Was
o,,n n , u'tIE .nls nlCrHlns anu 1t was hotice
III .nat many U. ''iC llEst IAulcS u C"l-
io, N Meic iltsent IN previous occasions
I D"s ,i l'a"U Il'eItst h"V octE ih"hHC'scu'
, ."s ~ I'm VI '".s Jay Coulu H't lA'i
y, I" "''' ~, P"luIHt nc"l'' an" III sccL'Cu
W ,T r""' n SaG ,e'"'It i'hl"lIeIi'iy; -
lii, II" 'Is'"I't ""IsG' llol; ID, T. Jun
Mau' V NV Assoc.H!c Judges montgomery
"i" n.''llet' nic' HohptiI III 90 IoCh'
counsrl for tho JcrnIsn rrc,r;oJ ,I,nir or.
cuStomcI ro.,,iHns NO S,"t"'s o'iorr"N,
" y Sodirr F.n wos s,;Iin L;s net -
any Prof Aiken onJ IT, Cnmr,E cara
nrnr hv ,hn rIerl. ~, tIo row, ,.as e., III.
drsl; md MI wos in rnSdinEss C'r ,Ln , az,
rival nj IN" nri.nrcr ~ ,vhnH, ,ho w,oris
were so snon IN Inc snoI,nn
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Az i've minutes past9 O'Clock, SchGppc,
IN charge OF Deputy Goodyear, entered
through the main door, and ut once there
wasa Stir oil the crowd. as all eyes were
turned upon hin. lie was few feet i'll
advance OF the officer, and walked with
firm but quick step, and his lace wore
an expression Of the Calme.t satisfaction.
y neat and well fitting gray coat, Byron
collar, purple and white lie, while vest
anu gray pants completed his dress, and
ms eyeglasses added TO the general effect
OF his appearance. The crowd within the
bar gave way Tor him 70 pass, and in Il
few minutes he had quietly seated him.
sell, remove. his glasses and exchanged
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without irI,y ,hr prrs;'lrnt ,Tnj~n ran.
ned 10 order .rI Ibr IouI voice. of the
crjcr was heard in n moment mnrr MAX.
,ar Druclnma,iinn
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49,, az C"''''''' ~ ''''' ma
All,d an impressive Si.GEcr tG@ res
lte't Judge linen vFHcte0cd 70 denver Inc
chatsc 70 inc jury rs required by me laws
" tu"sy Nl!'i V'oi!c1NE HIS o'!cltI Iu'