The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-08

"a lis, of whom wcpublishcd In yesterday
mornings pAperl wcrC all present except
Col Jacob llOrnbroOk, and were sworn
with cX.Mayor Sweeney as foreman.
Judge II. delivered brief but comprc'
hcnSivc charge, when they retired to their
room and proceeded to consider the cases
submitted for their action In the after
noon they returned and reported that
they had found true bills against the fol-
lowing persons for the offences stated:
Peter Hasenauer, selling liquor on
SUNDAY; William Harris and Da'
vid Robinson, entering house in
the night time with intent to commit
rape; Randall TrisslGr and james Green,
aliw Capt, james Green, burglary, and
charge Of former conviction rs to Trissler;
same, burglary and allegation Of former
conviction of felony John Daley, selling
liquor on Sunday, (siX cases.; John Wus'
ton, selling liQuOrtO minor; Mary Beck,
forgery; Mary Boring, keeping u house Of
i'll fame; VIM. Austin and John MCPicrCc,
breaking and entering u dwelling with in
tent to commit larceny; George Boycc,
petit larceny and allegation Of former con
viction; Adam Blum, selling liquor on
Sunday; John Rcddy, alias John Rcddy,
Jr., breaking md entering u storehouse
with intent to cOmmitlarCeny; Reinhardt
Habig, selling liquor on Sunday; Alex
ander Gillespie, assault and battery;
Herman Ronner, selling liquor on Sun
day, two cases.; Elizabeth Lewis, petit
larceny; William Goctzc, selling liquor on
Sunday. There being no further business
to bring before the jury they were dis
charged.
The case of Mary Beck, indicted for
forgery, was called. She plead not guilty,
and having renewed her recognizancc in
the sum OF two hundred dollars, the case
was continued until the next term.
Application for writ of habeas corpus
was made by the sister of boy alleged
to be only sixteen years old who recently
enlisted in this city, and having been
granted, was served Oh the Captain Of the
recruiting squad now here, rctumable
forthwith. The Sherifappearcd with the
officer in charge, and by agreement the
argument was postponed until this morn
ing.
The case of McCrackcM indicted for
murder, will come up to-lay.
Adjourned until o'clock this morning.
FRAzIERs HILL PIc-NIo.-We men
toned in yesterday mornings paper the
picnic held by st. Paul's Church, Of
South Wheeling, out on Frazicr's hill,
Monday. We stated that the hundreds
present were having jolly time, and that
was correct ut the time (3P. N.Y. our intor-
mnnt LEFT the grounds. Shortly after that
hour, us we heard yesterday, pretty con-
siderable row was raised by number of
persons who had put themselves outside Il
generous quantity of lager. There were
several knoCkdowns, and the other usual
Accomplishments Of such scrimmagcS. The
scene is represented to have been ludic-
rOus in the extreme to those who were
not participating. After the delivery Of
q blow the next seen of the party rcceiv-
it would be aserlcs Of feats in ground and
lofty and tumbling, down the hill, which
at that point is quite steep.
Such performances, however, like all
others, have termination sooner or later.
In this instance m attempt was made
last evening to reach the final scene before
Esq. Schultz. An immense crowd assem-
bled in and about the Justices Office to
hear tho trial of James Walters and James
Lang, two men charged with taking an
active part in the ARRAY. After long
time spent in securing the attendance Of
witnesses the examination Of Walters was
commenced, but before the testimony was
all heard, II was determined, so we were
told, to postpone the further hearing until
next Saturday afternoon. Several wit
nesses were then called to testify in the
case of Lang, but We were compelled to
leave before the case was disposed of.
ORPHANS FEsTIvAL-The festival got