The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-20
BY TELEG GR APH'
Exclusively for the Register.
By the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
ONCE, ITO Main street.
NEW YORK.
III. Tweed dTriaI-Yerdict OF Guilty,

The Tweed dTrial-Serdiet OF OuiiiS.
New York, Nov. l9.-The Tweed
igry received further Instructions from
the Judge tits morning and again
retired. After q short deliberation they
rsturpei TO the court room and stated
,bs, they had found Tweed guilty" on
our counts OF the indictment. Tweeds
counsel then argued at length for q stay
Of proceedings. ssd Judge Davis allowed
them until Friday to prepare their
points OF argument. Tweed remains
in custody.
SECOND DISPATCH.
When the jury in the Tweed case
came in with their verdict this morning
the foreman stated that their verdict
wa thst Tweed was guilty on all four
Of the counts. He handed in a state
meut thst the jury found him guilty CD
al. the Davidson, Keyser and Garvey
counts. Some time was spent in put
ing their verdict into shape, Graham
meanwhile moving to restrict the jury
10 8 general verdict. When the ver-
ii,, had been put into shape it was
.oqri that Tweed was found guilty on
nearly two hundred counts and acquit-
ted ontue remainder. Graham excepted
70 the .orm OF the verdict aud asked an
ares, OF judgment on several grounds.
After some discussion Judge Davis fix
ei Friday as the day for the argument
ca an arrest OF judgment Upon the
motion Of the prosecution Tweed was
placed in the custody OF an officer.
The District Attorney moved that the
case OF Ingersoll and Harrington be
,aken up and the case was set dowa for
Monday. 1t was then agreed that the
argument for the stay OF proceedings
should be argued on Saturday instead
Of Friday. The court then adjourned.
The verdict in the Tweed case is the
General topic OF conversation to-day.
Around the City Hall and Court
House the excitement ran high, and
many persons expressed the opinion
that since the authorities have cow CT
Il Tweed, they should now prosecute
the others in the came way.
True Blue.
\ dispatch received in this city from
John Chamberlin at San Francisco,
owner OF True Blue, says that the horse
i not broken down as reported. He
al,eee. that Palmer, the rider OF Joe
Daniels, cut True Blue down, and that
True Blue could have distsnced both
Tnad Stevens ard Joe Daniels in the
;aird heat.
The yirginius.
The steamship Moro Castle, from
Uarana, arrived to-day. When she
,ef. Havana there was no excitement
over the continued executions OF the
N.rglnju5 crew.
Murderer Escaped.
SharLey, convicted OF the murder OF
Drum, and sentenced to be hung. es-
cspei from prison to day, Disgusting
h,mse,fin the attire OF q female visitor
Maggie JourdaD, Sbarkey's female
friend, wss arrested. Sevening Is
charged with assisting in the escape o;
Shsrkey, sni was lodged in the tombs
Maggie Jourisu is supposed to have
been the person who furnished him
with female sItIre.
Meeting of Creditors.
4 meeting Of about forty OF the cred-
.,o-s OF Hoyt, Sprsgue & Co. was held
,hs afternoon. The Secretary read
statement submitted by the firm, the
same as that telegvsphcd from Provi.
ierce. showing a surplus OF 90 32l,-
2j2 over their liabilities. A resolution
was adopted for appointing q committee
10 confer with the firm SO 10 what
c0-.se slould be pursued.
The committee appointed by the
Board al Assistant Aldermen, to report
o2 the application OF the Industrial EX-
a.oiiion Tor loan OF two million, FIVE
hundred thousand dollars, have report
ei They take the ground that the
,sheme in Europe has proved failure,
AMI that it would be impossible to kee
10 public interest in such exhibitions.
The report was adopted by the Bos:i.