The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-11

there was jolly lot OF eummers, ga
lloots, fusilsers and benzinists before
Judge Coed, yesterday, to receive sen.
tepoe for the sins done in the body and
to somebody.
Frank Brown, about as hard look.
ling subject as we have seen fora good
while, dirty, blear-eyed, red nosed and
smelling loudly of fusil oil, was "pres-
ent or accounted for" He got out for q
high old time, and he got it.i Getsiug
on Main. street, Fifth Wand about 10
o'clock Monday night, he felt that he
had compressed in him the yells of .
score or two Of hyenas, tribe of Co.
manche Indians, three thousand loco
motives and litteraof hound pups, and
that he must squeal or bust. He
ssuealed. Labor to the amount of So
and costs, at the stone quarry, was re-
quirea Of him in lieu of stamps and
nickels.
Lewis Bell was the PEAL victim. This
Bell had been TOLD not % get drunk and
it torung our heart to see that he had
paid no attention to the warning. He
was possessed of queer idea during his
inebriety. He thought be was broken
down car horse, and had been turned
out to Craze. When the officer found
him he was down on all fours in vacant
lot eating grass. He said yesterday that
it had given him the cholera. The
Judge put stop to Bells ciapper BY
fining him 81 and costs.
Michael Ritz, often takes fits of the
blues, when he sits and spits and sleb-
bers just where he may choose. The
night before last. he went to sleep hard
and fast, spread out on the steps of
gentlemsn's door, lint an officer came,
who knew Michaeps name, and put him
to bed on the calaboose floor. When
the Judge did appear, in tone quite BE-
we're, he asked Mike what he had to say,
but never a word from Michael was
heard, so he had 81 and costs then to
pay.
VIM. johnson is not relative of
Andy, though envious people have cir
culated sHch a report to Williams in
jury. William is a sleepy headed critter
but he can't always find his way to bed,
for although fusir oil may burn it does
not give light to anything but the head
of the imbiber. Well, William being
sleepy went to sleep On the steps of a
residence near the Fourth Street NJ. E.
Church. An officer swept him up and
scraped him down and the Judge fined
him 81 and costs.
And now comes one shaking like q
person with palsy frou. the effects of
excessive into1ication. He has evident
ly seen better days, but he has too often
"put an enemy in his mouth to steal
away his brains" In answer to the
question, "wbo are youi he gives the
one answer,
Champagne Charlie is my name"
So to trial he goes-the city of Wheel
ing against Champagne Charlie. He
says he csme from Columbus, Ohio. He
didn't though. He's a Zanesvillian,
and drummer or commercial traveller.
He is out of health, out of stamps, out
of favor with himself and if he is not
careful will shortly DO out of situa-
ton. He was fined 81 and costs, and
will be obliged to sell portion of his
clothing to 'liquidate. champagne
Charlie" should read the constitution
and bylaws of the Sons of Temperance.
William Peck, yaller-kivered citi-
zen, and eminent as gallant member
of the Benwood African Base Ball Club,
was arrested for using abusive and pro-
fame language towards Mr.. Ewing when
asked for his toll for crossing the wire
bridge. He was fined S. and costs.
Night before last, Officer Henry being
in Ed. Young's office, the conversation
turned on the officers want of success
in getting the men he has shot at lately.
The fault was laid on the pistol by some
of the party, and Mr.. Young, going to
his safe, remarked that he had good
one and brought it forward. To show
how good it was he fired two shots
through the Office floor, thinking he
had a right to do as he pleased in his
own house. The officer Immediately
arrested him, under on ordinance which
forbids shooting in the city limits, and
he was fined 81 and costs for it yester-
day morning. Every man can comment
on this as he may think best.