The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-21
Poidon CoURr.-There was q greater

PoIcs CouRT.-There was q create
variety In the offcnsss, sizes, colors
ages and conditions of the delegate
from the ancient and honorable frater
nifty of fusileers before the Police Cour
yesterday, than We have seen for man!
day. 1t wsuld seem to close observ
er as if it were hardly possible tha
there could be drop of benzipe left IL
all the land, after these galoots hat
got themselves full on Saturday hight
Ed. Cooley was disordeIly on Saturday
night between IL and II o'clock. WheI
requested by an officer to stop his noise
he directed the officer to 60 at once tt
that country where they don't skate and
where mint juleps are unknown, tina,
land where everything, even to theiI
literature, is red hot. Continuing to
make a row in defiance of law and
order, lie was arrested and fined S. and
costs.
Elizabeth Doyle was enjoying herself
in carriage ride on Saturday night
She went out the pike and had bully
time. On her arrival in the city she
yelled bloody murder on Monroe street,
and this about two o'clock in the morn
ing. Her carriage was surrounded by a
lot of rougbs, aud the driver to escape
them drove into an alley in North Wheel
ing, and having got in he couldn't get
out again. The charge against Eliza
beth was that of being social evil.
She was fined $40 and costs. She had
the ducsts.
John Wilson, a regular old-timer, was
as full as tick on Saturday night. He
got into the Second Ward Market House
and was gobbled up by an officer. He
studieth geology, in default of paying
81 and casts.
Dan Quinlan, it viii be remembered
was fined on Saturday for disorderly
conduct on the testimony of the bar
keeper at the Mcclure House. Just af-
ter the trial was over Quinlan made an
attack on the bar-keeper, to punish him
for giving the testimony. The row was
lively, for a while. Quinlan getting ex
cited, drew his revolver and snapped it
at the bar-keeper, when it was taken
from him. He was fined $50 and costs.
Michael Boylan was found delciously
drunk on Main street, Saturday night.
As his was an undisputed plain drunk
he was fined 81 and costs. In default
Prof. Noah Price teacheth him geology.
John Brown was found drunk on
step under Washington Hall, on Satur-
day night. Though John Browns body
was thas discovered, sitting bolt up
right on profane doorstep, without
knapsack or any other sack strapped
upon his back, we have it from most
reliable authority that "his soul was
marching on" John assisted the city
treasury to the tune of 81 and costs, his
dunk being the plainest thing on re-
cord.
And now comes trouble. There has
been war and Iumors Of war amongst
the oolored sorosis. The goddess of
liberty, being now represented as
quadroon, in this government, hangs
her abashed head and weeps. Pearly
tears, as big as early Rose potatoes,
chase each other down her correct and
Grecian nose, for there is war amongst
the colored sorosis. On the 22d of No.
vember Lucy Sloaton, tall, yellow, vim
dictive and wateIfalled, called on Char
lotte Grant for an explanation. Char
lotte, black, vicious and always ready
for row, had accused Lucy of stealing
her clothes. Charlotte had nothing to
retract, SO the lovely Lucy gathered
box of pepper from tho table and threw
it in Charlotte's face. Not satisfied
with this, she drew from its hiding
place a rawhidc and proceeded to apply
IT to the shoulders of her accuser. From
that time to this the cautious Lucy has
rusticatgd in Bridgeport out of the way
Of the officers of the law. But she
cosld not keep away always, could she 7
OF course not. So on Sunday she came,
saw and was captured. She was fined
SO and costs.
During the trial the peaceful Lucy,
while Charlotte was giving her evil
dence, varic the performance By cali
ing Charlotte q liar. Use got my wit
ness" Charlotte would reply. "You
know OATS a lie," shouted Lucy. "Ise
got my Witness" answered the other,
and it was almost impossible to stop
them. Judge Good directed Lucy to be
in "loathsome dungeon"
for two days for contempt Of Court.
"HUG Me TIGHT"-The new Jacket,
very handsome, for Christmas, at
Rhodes.
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