The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-25

all to hear Dim.
Polio. 'CouRr. Yesterday was 9
field day in police circles. AZ We an
nounced would be the case, the docket
contained uore names than it ever held
on any one day before. Nineteen cases
are not as 9 usual thing tried before the
police court in one day. ~s- .i~a
John Lewis, on Saturday night
while his key was null. went pranciDg
down Market street and iuterfsred with
the peace and quiet of Lord stanlsy's
family. He was fined 81 and costs, or
ten days. o''...e 80 ...,.,'...
Susan thinner is . new social evil in
the police court way, She was csptu-
red for being on the streets after hours
She was fined s. and costs. Having
no lucre. she will tarry at castle Ken
nedy for fifteen days.
That high-toued, gilt-edged and
sweetly ornamental member OF the An
Gent and Honorable Order OF Galoots,
Jimmy johnson, No. 2, vas arrested
for losfog in the market house. The
only homes Jimmy has are the market
house and the Jail. If he is. deprived
Of one he necessarily ossilstes to the
other. No market house2 Why, then,
jail and chain gang. He was fined
80 and costs. OF course he couldn',
| Day it. For fifteen days he will seek
life and PERSONAL happiness in the &C.
illogical department % .l-l .
John Geary, on Sunday. got little
too much benzine, got . carving knife
and then got up to attack great big
good patured fellow rsi'foader nam ed
William Taylor. nitkuamed Buffalo
Bill" He got up to attack Bill, we
say. He also got one of Bills heavy
hands laid upon him, got thrown ou
Of the door; got whipped, got arrested
got fined 81 and costs, got it paid anc
got away, q ~
A charge Of disorderly conducI
against Bison William was" dismissed
The charge against William Murphy
|jr, Of committing dlsorderly acts, was
settled on the payment OF the costs.
On Saturday night Adam Coleman
got into a discussion with q man named
Mccormick. The debate was carried
on by means of bricks, soda bottles and
such like arguments, until all Clay
street was aroused. He Was fined s.
and costs or twenty days. =
Scott Bell had an old erudge against
Henry Rockabrandt. and at . dance in
South Wheeling, on Saturday night he
tried to bring matters to o climax by
pushing Henry down. Henry didn''
get mad until Sunday when he con-
cluded be could ring Bells clapper
Warrants were issued for both parties
They were permitted to settle the cases
by raying the costs and promising to bs
as gentle as lambs in the future.
Avery innocent looking rooster, named
let it be whispered to the breezes-
named John Smith, was picked up in
the neighborhood OF the Second Ware
Market House on Saturday, fearfully
aud wonderfully drunk, upsetting bas
kets OF apples and raisinga ruction gen.
orally. This being che third time tina,
John had visited Judge Rogers in the
last TOUR weeks, he was fined $40 and
costs, and in default was sent to the
chain gang for twenty days, to remind
him that his visits are not necessary To
the Judges happiness.
Harry Paxon was fined 81 and costs
for having INDUCED in plain drunk
on Saturday night,
Louis Bountz was arrested for being
drunk and disorderly. Being non CON-
pos he was permitted to 60.
Il
Donce Russell, for attacking John
| Laughlin, on Main street, Saturday
| night, was fined go and costs or thirty
days.
The chagre against John Lsughlin
was not sustained, and he was discharg.
ed.
There was a pretty lively row in Gen.
ter Wheeling, on Saturday night, and
Mike Grubler, Jake He'll, John Baker,
James MCGOWAN, and Richard Wilkie
were arrested for having had stock in
it. About thousand witnesses were
examined, and il was shown how ANAL
a fire it takes to kindle a coaaagration.
He'll made remark which 6ruber said
was "too thin" He'll retorted "you
are too accapoo." And at it they went
What the medical terh used means We
can't fiud out. But that word Caused
the fight. The Judge fined Grubler IS
and costs. He'll SO and costs, Baker s.
and costs, and MCGOWAN g and costs
The proof being that Wilkie was doing