The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-31

said II did It," three times; "No one else
would do II, and ! did IT." did not find the
doctor; when I came back he was there
Cross:examined -Was In composing
room before shots were fred: Mctardlt
wss in the press room; the frat one saw
after the shots was Mr.. Clary; his bRcl,
was towards me; ! was looking through
both DOORS nobody was holding him up
l started down the steps 10 20 fora doc
tor; McCardlc and Witt came down RICH,
alter me; saw the man walk of the cross.
Ing on TO opposite pavement; just as they
came down ] asked where the doctors
office was, and then started; II was as
started heard the man on the opposite
side make this exclamation. "Dldnrt hear
him say ! am ready for Clary or any Of
bis friends" continued to talk as left
was excited. = a.. '-,..--7 .l--,
Re.examined by State-The prisoner ID
the man who made the remarks on the
Opposite side OF Baltimore street, have
tried to.see the opposite eide Of the street
from the imposing stone, but could not
see II; am taller than Clary; my desk
stands against the window; | stand in
middle OF desk about three feet long; can
raise window with hand without moving.
T. Ludwig Darnell sworn Tor State
My place Of business IL In Minke Build
ing; occupy two rooms, one on second and
one on third floor; both rear rooms dc.
scribes rooms by model ] heard the shots;
was In my upper roomi saw Clary as he
entered my door; don't know how long
alter shots were fired; went toward
door as he came In; he turned to right
and fell just inside door; my customers
were two country women; did not take
their portraits; they were in the room
when the shots were fred and when Clary
came 10; they had been there perhaps
fifteen or twenty minutes they left during
the confusion. %
Cross-examined- Gould have gone two
ways-down tho way Clary comes up, or
down into my lower room and then out
into the hall; heard two or three persons
running Immediately after shots. r
D. j. Bradley for State-Knew Clary;
was an employee In Tines office; was sit
ting In office with Clary; left him sitting
at table; went down to loot of steps on
street; heard Office door open; saw Clary
come out and 60 back in hall; / stepped
in front Of Mlnke's window, stood few
moments, saw Resley coming down op.
posite side Of street; he was in front OF
Shrivers residenceE. came down, crossed
at crossing q little below me; came to
me, asked, "Dan, Is Lloyd in the Office ?"
l said thought he was; he went up
stairs; lstepped upito tho entrance and
looked after him; just as he reached the
top step he drew his revolver and said,
"You s-n Of b-h, did you write that
article about my father 7" and immediate.
ly fired; he then took another step for
ward and fired again; he then turned and
came down stairs with pistol in his hand;
Just ~ hereached the street be put the
pistol into his pocket and crossed the
street; ! went up stairs, looked down
back stairs TO see II Clary had fallen
there; could not see him; went up to
DarnelPs room, and found him near the
door bleeding; his collar was too tight;
borrowed knife to cut 1t; took his head
on my arm; was too nervous 10 cut the
collar; handed the knife TO somebody;
then the collar came open; helped TO
carry Clary 10 middle of the room; stayed
with him till the priest came; then went
down stairs; did not see Resley alter
wards. ,r. Nh. .-.
ross.exalnined- at the loot OF
the entrance; watched Resley all the way
up stairs; was standing at the lett Of the
entrance when accosted by Resley; am
agent OF paper; saw Resley all the time Of
shooting; didnot see nor hear Clary at all;
might have moved q little as Resley came
down. neither Of US spoke; / went up stairs
at bottom Of first flight Of stairs leading to
third story; Imet Cavan; none Of the EN-.
ployes were with Clary in Darnell's room
when / went up; Resley was in full view
during the whole time of shooting; OAR
nell was IN room with Clary, but not be.
side him; took ClAry's head on my arm;
saw no pistol; his hands were lying beside
him; his head was turned towards the
wall; was much agitated.
John Broydrick Tor State-On the day
OF the murder was coming out Of
ShrYer's drug store; heard my name call.
ed; turned and saw Resley coming down
the street; waited till he came up to me;
he asked me II had written that article
about his father, and raised his arm as If
to strike me; ! threw up my arm and
said "Resley, l want no trouble with
you; am no Politician" he said, damn
you, will make you one, and that s-of
b-ClarY, l will fix him." and went on
down street; ] went into McBride's store;
was in there lew moments; Mcbride ex.
cused himself and went out TO the door; I
saw people running down street; went out,
asked what was the matter; some one
said there was shooting down in our of
fee; was present at conversation detailed
by Dougheriy; Clary said the shooting
occurred on first landing, and that Clary
asked for a chance after he was shot; that
Is all Of the conversation Irecollect.
Cross-eXamined-Was q partner of
Clary; was very intimate and friendly
with him; Resley was coming down
street when / first saw him; he was com.
ing from the direction Of his fathers
house; he drew his arm back as II to
strike; l threw up my arm; was ex-
amined before the coroner; was much
excited; Irecollect his saying, land that
son Of a b., Clary, / will fix him :"
these were his exact words; have re-
flected over this thing and recollect it
better than did at the time OF the coro-
ner's inquest; McBride's store is on the
same side Of the street as the office, three
or four doors above; didn't hear pistol
shots; Mcbride came back from door and
said there was q crowd around the Times
door, and that he thought he heard a
couple Of shots; / said Resley must have
gone in there, and that he and Clary were
firing at each other; this, l think, is all I
said.
The Court ruled GU, this evidence as
immaterial
Examination continued-I edited the
Times after the death Of Olary. The
defense here asked Mr.. Broydrick II he
was the author Of certain article pub