The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-07

THE CouRTs.-CouSTY CouRT-Jldgc
Cochran. The September term OF the
County Court commenced yesterday
at 10 o'clock, Judge R. II. Coch-
ran presiding.
The following persons were sworn MS
grand jurors and retired to their chamber;
Henry Michels, Morgan l., OFT, A. A.
Howell, Casper Hell, Albert p, Harden,
Joseph Graves, Henry Wallace, Stephen
Warehouse, Samuel Laughlin, John
Hall, John L. Sisson, Andrew j, Wilson,
John Zoeckler.
The court then proceeded to call the
docket and set cases for future hearing,
as follows;
The cases OF the State rs. Sarah Miller,
Edith Miller and "Dode" Wilson,
charged with murder, were set for Thurs
day next. These are the parties who are
charged with killing Edith Miller's lille
climate infant at Triadelphia some weeks
ago. Sarah Miller is the girls mother,
and Wilson was the father OF the child.
L. G. Cracraft represents the State, and
|, +. Jones and l.. S. Jordan the defend
ants.
The cases of Wallace, Walker and the
two McGumphreys, charged with robbing
n farmer on the pike east OF the city
few weeks ago, were set for examination
on Friday. Mr., Good appeared for de-
PENDANTS, and Mr.. Cracralt represented the
State.
In the case OF A, W, Taylor, charged
with larcenoy, nollie was entered and
the defendant dismissed. Il. G. Cracrait
for State, and Linch 4 Thompson for
defendant.
The case OF John Thomas, charged
with felony, was set for to-day. Cracrnlt
and Davenport & DOvener for the State,
On motion OF l.. S. Jordan, Esq, Jacob
Kempe was sworn and admitted to
practice law before this Court.
j. w. Mitchels bond as Notary Public
was presented and approved by the Court
and ordered to be recorded.
In the case OF A. W, Kelly rs. J. b.
Kelly, in assumpsit, judgment was given
for Sl,0l7 80 and costs, A. j. Clarke for
plaintiff.
In the case of L. S. Delaplain & Son Is,
Edward Schopper, in debt, judgment for
plaintiff for $3.50 GS and costs. lIOge for
plaintiff.
In the case Of Henry SchmulbaCh u.s. +.
]. Rothacker, in assumpsit, judgment for
plaintiff for $2000l ind costs, G. T.
Boyd for plaintiff,
At 4;30 Il. NJ. the grand jury came into
the court room and submitted the follow
ing report, after which they were dis
charged James Lyle, indicted for d
misdemeanor, n true bill; Thomas Fahy
indicted for selling intoxicating liquors
without license therefor, n true bill tive
cases; Kate Leonard, indicted for assault
and battery, true bill; James Russell
indicted for assault and battery, Z
true bill; David Robinson, indicted for as
sault and battery, a true bill; Dennii
Gardiner, indicted for petty larceny, moi
a true bill; Joseph Webb, indicted for as
sault and battery, not u true bill; jacob
Altmeyer, indicted for assault and bat
terry, not true bill; George IIooth, in
dcled for assault and battery, not n tru,
bill; Charles Klages, indicted for assault
and battery, not II true bill.
In the case of Joseph G. McCleery u
Joseph Rouse, Edward Rouse jane
Rouse, Thos. Rouse, and Alexander
Rouse, in debt, judgment was given plain
tiff against Joseph, James, Thomas, ant
Alexander Rouse.
Adjourned to this morning ut 10 o'clock
Police CoURT-Odyor 'Sreency.
His Honor Mayor Sweeney presided II
this court yesterday morning, Judg
Cranmer being absent from the city
There was quite healthy docket dis
posed Of, even for "blno Monday" Til,
following cases were on the slate;
A case Of disorderly conduct agains
Joseph Campbell was dismissed.
Geo. llibbetts was committed to Jail 70
five days for dlsorderly contuct in defaul
Of 81 and costs.
Ransom Baxter and Geo. Able wer
each fined So dollars and costs for disor
derby conduct. The former was sent III
for ten days, and the latter paid his fine
For using profano language Henr,
Grim paid 81 and costs.
John ROtchfeld aud Archie William
were each charged with disorderly con
duct, and paid fine Of 81 and costs.
John Russell confessed that he had bee
iisorderly, and was fined 500 and costs
lie was also fined $40 for using profan
language, but execution was suspended
in the two cases upon condition that h
leave the city inside Of an hour and re
main one year.
Henry Swager was charged with disor
DERBY conduct, but was released upo
promisingto leave the city Immediately
Joseph Werner, Henry Walkenour
Mrs. Costello and Mary Daley wer
charged with keeping hogs within til
city, contrary to the ordinance. Th
first three were fined 81 and costs eaCl
but ms Mrs. Daily had violated the ordi
nance once before her penalty was ilxe
at 50.
Roy Combs was charged with disorder
ly conduct, and the examination Of tn
case was postponed until this morning a
0! o'clock.