The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-25

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municipal law to give Judge Good a
rousing business yesterday. The long
line Of professional bummers and D.
BIS was sprinkled profusely with a spice
of disorder that rendered the fragance
endurable.
Sylvester Blake's case came under
the head of drunk and disorderly, in
the municipal directory. BE was cap
tured in North Wheeling swearing he
was the best man in that section and
anxious to put mansard roof over the
eye Of any who dared oppose him. s.
and costs was the amount Of deposit
required of 'Vester.
Edward Reid, jr., was fined s. and
costs on a charge Of using loud and
abusive language toward Mrs. Cahill.
From the evidence we judge there are
two sides to this story, and only one
has been told.
The charge against John Shanly,
of disorderly conduct on Saturday night,
was dismissed by his paying the costs.
Thomas Daley was discovered in a
somnolent state Of plain drunk on Sat
urday night on Coal street, North Wheel
ing. Tom looked as placid as a May
morning and was only mulcted 81 and
costs.
John Swan was as full as goose on
Market street, Saturday night. Judge
Good made Swans feathers fly to the
tune OF 81 and costs or five days ge-
ology.
The hearing of the charges Of disor.
derby conduct preferred against Nick
Speidel and Martin Friery, at Bader's
saloon, on Saturday night, was contin'
ued until thismorning.
George Snap came in the person Of
an cid man with long white beard
smeared with tobacco juice and clothes
like the toggery Of Rip Van Wrinkle
after his forty years nap. Not that we
would have it inferred that Snaps mar
was OF more than forty minutes dura
ton. Snaps snap was a bad snap. He
was found drunk aid asleep on Satur
day night near the Second Ward mar
ket. The old fellow explained that he
had come from Jackson county and
had fits. Whenever he swallowed
eight or ten drinks it brought on a fiji
and he was obliged to lie down and
sleep. The Judge gave him fits again
by charging him 81 and costs per fit
He takes ticket to the Changing in
default Wonder how that'll fit.
John Dunn. for committing nui
sance in the Second Ward market, was
fined S. and cost. 1t should have been
$50.
John Munster was found on Satur
day night, between 0 and 10 o'clock
drunk as loon, guarding the door o.
the Wheeling Savings Institution. Tc
prevent any one getting in, he make q
bed of the door step. 1t was plain
lay out. 81 and costs or five days.
The hearing Of the charge Of disor
DERBY conduct against David Robinson
was continued until Wednesday morn
ing.
Edward Williams was captured or
Saturday night on the stone bridge
stone blind. 81 and costs was the assess
ment.
1t appears necessary for us, abou
once in two weeks, to tell those who
make it habit TO appear before the
Police Court that if they do not wish
their names to appear in the police re
port they must cease offending against
the ordinances. A chap will get drunk
lay round the streets, or raise row, OF
disgrace himself in some way and then
think it a great hardship because the
record of the court is published. We
have a short patent way for them tc
avoid this annoyance: TO keep out o.
the papers, keep out Of the calaboose
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