Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-22

W HMhLIE
them Of his hurt. They brought him
. down after he got here. Witness testified
I 20 the result OF his sesrCh of the alley and
the stable, substantially as heretofore told,
and also narrated the fact Of Glenn j death.
PORTER SMITH.
/ Chief Smith testified to last seeing Glenn
on the night OF the shooting, between II
and l o'clock. lie net the officer and
4 E-vOr Seahgight at the Second PIesby-
Jegian Church, and walked down Market
street to Tweuty-secouG. There Mayor
Seahrigbt lett, aud witness and Glenn went
on down Go Twtu:y-jLiri and up 10 Chap
/ line. Witness Jeff him q. that corner, after
talking with him while. The next he
aw Of Glenn he was being carried down
Market street. About twenty minutes
seemed to have elapsed lie seemed to he
danggrously hurt The witness took
. Glgun's pistol from his person. He pro
B lucea il. aud said 1t was in the same con
ditsuu 90 when he iigs. took possession of
il. TGe.e were five uEeIplOded cartridges
I In it.
DIR. ACKERyIhNN.
This witness testified to being called to
attend the wounded officer about halt-past
one O clock on the night he was shot He
narrated the facts connected with his at
teution 10 the injured man, the result of
the wound, and the post m0rtem examina-
tiur-iaCts with which the public are
familiar The bullet wound was the cause
OF death,
GA cross-examinatiOn he did not recol- f.
lee. whether ne or Dr. CdIapbell used the /.
probe-prohably both. He did not recol- |.
lsct that Dr. Campbell was opposed to
probing Referring to the iucison made .
At the Hospital, the Doctor said it had no
eject upon The patient, physically. I'll
lid not weaken him; nor was there any .
nervous shock. In fact, he WAS weaker /
before the incisiou than after 1t. lie did .
no, suspend the operation, and say he was
dying; nor did ne refuse to 20 on, until ad-
vi,ed to continue by Dr. Jepson. The
patients pulse was weak during the opera
iion, as NJ WAS before The patient con-
tiuually grew weaker from the time he
was aurt until ne died, except following
'he operation, when he was temporarily .
stronger. The relief 10 the abdominal
walls. resulting from the lncisloa, lncreas-
Ell tie How Of blood
pE syuNlNS.
The cause OF Glenu's death was hemor-
rhsge, induced by q wound by ball.
uT WILSON.
Produced the ball taken from the officers
body II WAS the cause Of death the
wound was necessarily fatal.
DIR. EAUILEY.
The wyund was necessarily fatal.
GEO. W. M'EARLAND.
This wss the most important witness Of
the day. lie had . most interesting story
70 tell. but did not know how 70 do It. lie
saw the prisoners gt the county Jail al
Newark, O. While there they gave him a
letter TO he sent eff He identified enve-
lone handed him, hut said he was not
present when the letter was written; was
In the Jail, however. The prisoners asked
HItcr-3 IL he could -uuggle the letter out
by his wife, and said he could. Witness
was asked what either OF the men had said
10 hun about the letter He replied that
"~lnuy" Christie gave him the letter
t0 glvg 10 hls wife, IUd she gave It to the
turnkey He said The purpose OF the let
ter was to yet q diamond Jaw, where
wI.l o. ye. out ct jail. When the men
.r-t Cfug into IIu witness asked when
they got in. aud they said yesterday.
They wluled some other clothes, aud
when they arrived, and the men were
washing preparatory to putting them on,
he saw bullet wound in the calf of kel-
ley.- lex Witness said "Caappy YOU
must have been IN pretty close
eusr.,ra." He said he was. asked hlm
what lie was arrested Tor, and me said
burglary, down below. Kelley told
witness all about the burglary, and IN that
connection mentioned similar affair IL
Wheeling lie said when they came cut
OF the house they were buTglarlug, they
saw black cat, aud De said that WAS bad
luck. II WAS like the dog that parked IN
Wnerijug" The witness had - great deal
OF trouble IN getting at this, the essential !
point In his story, but once there be
went right aloEg lie said when
scortyr Kelley saw the cat, 'Sllmmy \
wanted To shoot IT, bat shorty |
wouldn't ly, him. Kelley then went
on TO tell witness all about the
AFFAIR ia Wheeling, saying they went to the
house and were getting. when policeman
came along They were 20 toe stable, and
was raising window 90 get into the yard,
wGeuIt ,r.l and CO. she. his finger. Kelley
bad mashed finger az that time. Kelley
-.i he 10. the wound in the lex
tom the officers pistol lie KELLEY
dgHa'r rrwJmugg whether ne told Christie
ra -.trG -uIl. OF told the officer 20 stand,
Then he hr,d, the Ur-t shu; missed hIm
CLEAN. While they werein jail 'S.mmy'
asked of shorty. 81 wonder II they no.
t.,yG tina. hole m my hat shorty
said. .l told y0u 20 burn that d-n hat.
EGs q dead give away on Wheeling.
..~.frufv' put the hat on, and witness saw
the hole in t.. Kelley tod witness Car
.uau was the leadr. OF the ga X, and la'd
the u.ot % cob the Wheeling house, hut he {
was coward. Carman told them TO 20
In the ward, yet the ladder, and 20 mp to ,
the TOO! of the po-rh and - ill., and that's
the way they found lt-aU-werIng that /
Law. " Kelley described the house when
witness said he wanted 10 20 on the roadt
rob They ggd There Is a house where
Won could get Doodle" They told witness
Hoffman house was lat the upper end
OF the market house, Just below, at the
alley They said they pried the stable
door open with a hammer aud Chlsel, and
were getting ont the back way, ut a WIN
low. when ;lr officer came. They said
they got the chisyl at stone quarry /
IIHu'y know whose Witness told them he
"usrd 90 work the rgad -wAirh | never
dad Witness SAW Cuuldge M /
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