The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-10

live, on which said lBth DAY OF september
in the year Of your Lord 1881, at and In
the county OF Monmouth and State OF New
jersey aforesaid, said James A. Garfield, ol
mortal wound Aforesaid, died."
The fourth count Is identical with the
third, except that it omits the last twelve
words OF the iirst clause and substitutes
the following, to wit, "At and In the
county OF Washington and District Of
Columbia said James A. Garfield OF the
mortal wound aforesaid died"
The only variation in the fifth count is
change in the order Of mention OF places
where death is said to have occurred, the
county OF Washington and District OF Col
umbiS being put tirst,
The sixth count is like the third, except
in reGiting that the oifense charged was
committed in the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Depot, in the City OF Washing
ton, which building stands, and at that
| time stood, on ground belonging to and
under the exclusive Jurisdiction OF the
United States.
The seventh count repeats the recital Of
the sixth with regard TO the place where
the Ottense was committed, and In all other
respects Is like the fourth.
The eighth count also repeats the recital
Of the sixth with regard to the place where
the assault occurred, and Is In all other re-
spects like the fifth.
The ninth count is varied by the intro
ductiOn OF the recital that the District in
which the otiense charged was committed
constitutes Judicial Circuit Of the United
States, and that the County Of Monmouth
and State OF New jersey, where slid James
A. Carried died, forms part 0i Judicial
Circuit OF the United States, other than the
Judicial Circuit Of the United States, con-
sisting OF the District Of Columbia. In all
other respects this count Is like the third.
The tenth count reCites that the district
In which the otfense was committed consti-
tutes u judicial district OF the United States,
and that the State Of New jersey, within
the limits Of which the said James A, Gar.
field died, constitutes a judicial district OF
the United States, other than the judicial
district OF the United Ststes consisting Of
the District Of Columbia. In other respects
this count Is like the one Immediately pre-
ceding.
The eleventh and last count Is q repetl-
ton of the third, with the following addl-
ton; "And that thereafter to-wit: On
the 2lst day OF September, in the year Of
our Lord 1881, the dead body Of him, the
sAid James A. Garfield, was removed from
the said county Of Monmouth and State OF
New Jersey, and brought into the County
Of Washington In the District ot Columbia,
within which last mentioned county the
said dead body Of him, the said james A.
Garfield, lay and remained from the 2lst
day OF September, In the year oil our Lord
1881, until the 23d day Of September, in the
year OF our Lord 1881"
Each OF the eleven counts OF the indict.
ment closes with the following formal
charge: .. ,. .- rl Il.
"And 90 the grand Jurors Aforesaid, do
say that the said Charles ]. Guiteau, him,
the said James A. Gaiield, in the manner
and by means afore aid, telOniOusly, WILL
fully and oil his malice and aiorethOuslt,
did kill and murder, against the form Of
statute In such cases made and provided,
and against the peace and Goyernment OF
the United States oi America" F8fiI
coSELNd's CALI. E,iB
Ex-senator Conaling arrived here this
morning at 0 o'clock from New York, ac-
COmpanied by Senator Jones, oil Nevada.
Mr.. Conkling went to Wormley's, while
Senator Jones repaired to his residence, on
Capitol Hill; now occupied by President
Arthur. llr. Conkltng passed over
two lIouri with the President to-day, and
will breakfast with him tomorrow. There
has been grectdell ofspcCulction Ps to the
a. 4 III A., fa..