Daily Republican., 1886-01-28
Taken to Jail.
ISAAC q. TALLEY REM0vED AT
HKs OWE REQUEs 4 FROM MKs
HOME TO NEW CASTLE.
ANXIOUS ITO BE TRIED.

Although Isaac 8. Tallsy, the slayer of
j. Wesley Handy, 10 still very i'll, he
suggested to his attending physicians,
Drs. Ogle and Stub bbs, on last Tuesday,
that he be removed to New Castle jail,
for, as he had to 40, the SOONER IT, was
over the better. His wish was communi<
Gated to the Deputy Coroner, anu yes
terday afternoon he In company with
DIR. OSle. obtained q close carriage
from j. J. Doughsrsy Il Brother and
proceeded to his house in Brandy wine
Hundred.
They found him ready for the journey,
and his family as fully prepared rs
possible for The sad event, but when the
parting scene came, he,, as well ss his
wife, broke down com pletely, while the
three OF his Ave children, who are old
enough to realize that their father was
going away, they did no. know where,
Joined their tears and sobs with those
Of the wife and mother.
His limbs are still partially paralyzed,
and he dragged them after him, rs he
was almost carried by o man on each
side to the carriage. He was well bun.
died up, and everything as far as possi-
ble done to ensure his comfort and pre-
vent his taking cold At last every.
thing was ready, and the carriage
started about 4. 80 O'Clock. As it passed
down the road the wife stood with the
tears streaming down her checks,
watching until 1t was lost In the dis
tance, when she returned to the house.
| When the carriage jolted over the
rough rode, Talley seemed to suffer
very much, and complained several
times Of faintness, but this was NO
doubt caused, in q great measure, by
hAW thu fnt az
Through which he had just passed. BY
the time Twentieth and Market YVES
reached, he was 30 i'll that halt was
made At Gala yher's drug store. where
q stimulant was Obtained which had
the desired effect, and he complained
very little during the remainder OF the
Tourney.
Sheriff Ford had prepared cell for
his reception, by having 1t newly
whitewashed and furnished with q
beadstead, bed, pillows and everything
necessary for his comfort, and when
the party reached the Jail, about 615
o clock last evening, Talley was re-
moved to it at once. Tnis cell is No.
SO, on the upper tier. A nurse has been
provided by Talley's family, who will
remain in the cell to administer the
medicines and care for him.
II Df. Ogl6 saw Of. biaCk, tn6 jail
physician, and fully described the
treatment OF the case pursued by DIR.
Stubbs and himself. aud the three ply
sicians will now atsend him while he Ia
in jail.
Il When Talley became 80 weak and
faint Immediately after starting, it was
Thought that he could not stand the
Journey, and DIR. OSle had partly de-
Ioided to only take him as far as the
Court House, and have him placed in
the cells in the basement He could
not have been Rs comfortable there as
In the jail, and the expense to the
county would have been much
greater.
Talley 40 well as his friends are very
) anxious to have his trial take place
next week, if 1t Is at all possible for
/, him to be brought to the Court House.
His counsel, Levi q. Bird, Esq and
Senator Gray, are ready for trial, and
apxious TO have the case taken mp, IL
ralley's physicians will permit him 70
laitend, on Monday morning.