The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-09

right blue ana " was plAln 70 pe seen tina
Q very heavy internal hemorrhRge hat
taken place. There was no reasonable
doubt but what the dead man was the ont
who had broken into HRrtlieb's ald
been shot by that gentleman, Of
that the ahooting was entirely iustiaable
ABAD. INVITATION,
When Justice Brown wRs put on thu
stand, however, he inslnlated in his teati,
mony that the man had been killed soms
where and carried to " here he was tount
and thrown down there; he was o.
the opinion that the dust OF thu
pike about the body when he first viewed
u, presented the appearance OF having
been patted down, ss though two or three
people had stood about the place, These
intimstions started Mr.. Jordan and
tho result was that the inquest was
prolonged to O late hour and
Mr.. Harllisb narrowly escaped being put
in an uncomfortable poaiIion, Mr., Jordan
insisted on apOSt mOriem examination for
the purpose Of ascertainlng whether Mr.,
Browns surmises were correct and all
in all, counting the post morisH,
the county was let In for q pretty good
bill OF expenses yesterday,
Mr., HRItlieb's testimony and that Of his
wife was straightforward and evidently
truthful. In answer to the somewhat
peculiar question propounded by
Mr., Jordan Rs TO why he
had shot the man, Hartlieb
after recovering from hia astonlshment ex.
planned with some warmth that II was to
avoid possible murder OF himself aud
family,
In making the posi- morism examination
the name IN, Troy" was found tattooed
on the right arm, surrounded by q
wreath, In India ink. This gave
q clue to his true name, which had not
been had before as the only thing found
In his pockets was ANAL bottle nt RU q
p0mica In homeopathic pillsta. William
Hill, 8 cigarmaker at WhsOlsr's In Triadel-
phia, who came from Darlington 4 short
time ago, hearing Of this name
went to Elm Grove and identified the
body. Troy Ia said to have frequently
had Cranky" spells, wnen he would wan.
der of, his family being unable to stop
him, with no money, and tramp for weeks
ata time. begging and stealing his food,
THE FATAL RESULT.
The result Of DR.. ]. H. storer's examl.
nation was as follows; 0ae ball struck
the sixth RIB on the right side at about
seven inches from the spine. Il took q
course Immediately under the skin, down.
wards and towards the right for about
seven inches, IextracEod the ball, which
! found just under the skin at
about two inches from the spinal column.
! found another gun.Shot wound in the
epigastric region at the lower and right
side Of the HtonaGh. The direction as
shown by the probe was doWnwards and
backwards towards the spine.
In my opinion this wound
waa the GAUGE Of death by reason Of shock
and internal hemorrhage. In addition to
the wound already described there was
slight abrasion on the right arm which
may have been caused by o gun shot.
With all the evidence except Browns
pointing towards Hartlieb's innocence 1t
took Eve ballots before the following yer.
dict could be arrived at and the man
released from custody:
1--WE find that Martin Troy came to his
death from gun shot wound at the hand
Of q. i. Hartlieb and wo further find that
the deceased had broken into and entered
the dwelling Of the said Hartlieb and that
he was ju,tiaable in shooting the said
Martin Troy"