The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-10

prisoner. ME. Conf Gaid the exeep-
iioha we're really taken alter the de-
clslon vas rendered and the matter en-
ureIy ended. There was some interest.
log discusIion, also, - 70 whether the
denihl Of the IFdlh Of the sherih's re-
sponse had been died on Saturday;
Finally Q paper vas drawn up which
was acceptable to both sides, and It was
made the official decree in the case
Sheriff Efanzheim then indursed on the
warrant that he had turned ogef the
prisoner 10 Sheriff McPhaul.
Colonel While made q motion for
stay Of three days on the execution OF
the order, 90 - 10 enable the prisoner
70 apply Tor a writ Of error. This mo-
zion Judge Jordan promptly ovcrIuied,
saving the matter was ended 90 far as
his court was concerned, and nothing
was pending. To this Colonel White
took exception, which was noted, and
tho court adjourned until wednesday.
TIE souIRE DEPARTS
Sheriff McPhaul a. ones assumed Gus
toby Of Squire Arkis, and they proceed
cd down stairs to Sheriff Franzheim's
Office. followed by most Of the curious
crowd which had througcd the court
room. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Arkfe, Mrs. Glass, his daughter. his
son and other relatives. In all tho largo
asssmbiage these seemed to bo his only
sympathiEsrs. lis On undehiable fact,
whatever may 10 the reason. that tho
feeling against the squire Is almost un"
aniiaoas. People WHO have grievances
and people who have none seemed TO
be alike against him. This was appar.
eut in tho slight demonstrations In tho
court room, which the sheriff, OF course,
quickly called down.
Shortly after the squire and his
friends reached the shsrin's Office, a
hack arrived to take him to the u. K U.
station, About the same time MS coun-
sci made application to Judge PAUL. for
a writ OF error, and this was argued at
some length, Col. White opening in
lengthy spcecb. About in its midst
Squire AfKle left the court house. &C.
companied by his wife, Sheriff Franz
helm and Sheriff McPhaul. and they
were driven to the b. & o. station.
where tho Pittsburgh train was
boarded.
The party was preceded and followed
bv large crowd. Hundreds Of people
gathered on the platforms and about
tho train. and there were boots. jeora
and laughter, which officers succeeded
pretty woil 10 suppressinG, though not
entirely. As the train passed up Six
teenth street. also. there vere further
demonstrations, waving Of hats, cheer
ing and the like.
Tho argument in Judge Paull's court
went on until after 6 o'clock, by which
time the train bearing Squire Arkle
was over the state line into Pennsyl-
yania. Col. White heard then that the
prisoner was out Of tho jurisdiction oil
the court, and suggested tina. 1t would
not be OF much use to prolonG the acGu'
ment. The proceedings wore therefore
dropped abruptly.
Sheriff McPhOul predicted yesterday
that II he got his prisoner to Whiteville
he would not come back for somo time.
Court opens there next week. and
Squire Ankles case will DO early on the
docket.
Mrs. Arkle accompanied the squire
to North Carolina. Alter thoy left the
sherilF's office Mrs. Glass swooned from
the results Of tho excitement, and DR..
Bullard had TO be summoned 10 rcvlye
her. Much sympathy is expressed Tor
the pri.onor's family, albeit little in
decd for the squire himself.