Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-16
M'QUADE Is GUILTY.
OSAY THBTwBLYE GOOD MEN AND TRUE
WHO TRIED HIN.
Great Crowds Witness the Wind-Up Of the Famous
BOodls 0ase-RscOrtsr Snyth's Charge 10 the
JuyUnmisakable- They Find Him Guilty
on the First Ballot

NEW 1Okk, December lo.-An IN
mense thrOng of people were outside the
General Sessions Court Room, waiting for a
chance to get into the room this morning
As before they were denied admission,
but the favored and specially in
terested people who were admitted
filed the court room to its utmost capac-
ity. Hundreds Of people filed the cor
ridors and stairways of the building mOv-
ing restlesSly through. After the usual
formalities the summing up for the people
was begun by Col. Fellows.
! Col. Fellows address occupied four and
one-half hours in delivering and was list
ened to with close attention throughout.
At 5 o'clock Recorder
sMYTHE BEGAN HIS CHARGE
to the jury, reviewed the case at great
length, instructilg the jury in regard to
their powers and duties; stated the law
requiring corrsbratiOn testimony of the
accomplices; pronounced the testimony
of the servant girl, Katie
Metz, as indirect mistaken and
not worthy of havinglmuch weight; said it
was in the nature of things that the
crime should be perpetrated in secret, and
that therefore, the testimony of accom-
plices was often necessary; asserted that
because a man once committed perjury
must not be assumed he would always
perjnre himself. 1t was for the Jury to
decide whether Dufy'and Fullgraff7s testi-
mony had been corrObOrated.
| The Court also reviewed at length and
laid stress upon the relations of Maloney
and members of the Board Of Aldermen
with officers and attorneys of the Broad
way road; the dissolution of the iniunc-
| ton held by Lyddy late at night; unusu-
ally early meeting ofthe Board Of Alder
men next morning, etc, making a strong
array of circumstantial evidence.
1t was nearly I o'clock when the Re-
eorder ceased speaking. At tbs, just halt
an hour after the retirement, as General
Tracy and Mr.. Newcombe were passing
down the stains to dinner an officer ran
after Mr.. Newcombe and catching him by
the arm breathlesSly exclaimed, Come
back.
THEY ARE AGREED
II was ten minutes before the Prosecuting
Attorney aud his assistants entered the
Court room, their faces wearing a grave
expression. The Recorder followed Gloss
behind and took his seat on the bench
presently the jury came in. They had s
funeral expression OF face. The roll wa
called and the foreman stood up, and il
reply to the question, replied,
GUILTY OF THE CRIME
as charged in the first count in the indict
meut." The roll was called AGAR
and each juror answered guilty" as hi:
name was called. When their verdict
was given to the court, NcQuade alone
remained unmOved. His demeanor was
not different from that of any Othel
day of the trial The jury at one,
left the court room. declininI
all interviews After few minute:
consultation the Recorder adjourned Cour
until Friday at IL n. m, when further
motions in this case will he heard. The
counsel for the defense declined to outline
their future course. \ point, however
will doubtless be made Of the introduction
of affidavits yesterday against Juror ROSen
berg