The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-03
WoRK R0R EHE GRAND IURY.
A Long List or IHslietmeRts 70 be Acted
UpoR-Sames Of the Jurors.

The Circuit Court for Ohio county meets
on Monday, and the Grand Jury will bein
session that day and as much longer as neces-
sary to complete the work presented to them.
The members Of the Grand Jury have been
selected, to the number ofeighteen, and are
as follows;
Washington District-GeO, Zoeckler, W, A.
Madison-M. L, OFT, Dr. 7. H. Logan.
Clay-Alex. Laughlin, J, W. Paxton.
Unlon-N. B. Scott, Geo G.. Harmon.
Centre-CapL Wilson, VIM. Myles.
Misunderstanding X. Wallace, Michael
Healey
Ritchie-W, c. Handlan, Chas, Otto.
Triadelphia-Alex, Cecil,
Liberty-A. r. Jacob, Ed, Blayney,
Richlaud-A, d, Garner,
An unusualamount ofWOrk for the jury has
been accumulatlng within the last two
months, most Of the cases being felOnies, A
review OF the files OF the daily papers for the
time referred to reveals twelve cases Of this
kind.
One Of the most recent, and one which Cx'
cited the widest and most intense interest ut
the time Of the occurrence, was that OF the
three juvenile incendiaries, James Gully,
Britt Davis and John Holmes ItwasrumOrGd
on the day that Harry ("POOdlG''l Price and
TOmmie 0Brien were released that their
cases would nevertheless be presented to the
Grand Jury, but az to the truth h this no one
can by authority,
Another ease Of considerable interest i
that of John Corners and Frank STANLEY,
charged with burglarzing the residence of
7. Simpson, opposite the State House on
Chapline street.
A case Of shooting with intent to kill viii
be presented against George Francis, thu
party assailcd being Amos Fritz, of the Soutl
Side, and the date Of the alleged Offense July
i ~.
Andrew Driver and Edward Scarry, two
boys Of twelve or fourteen years, were ar
rested In the act Of entering the clothing
store OF 0ehm 4 Co. They also stanC
charged with another burglary that at Rip
ley's, near the T., W, 4 Ky, depot
| George \. Griffin stands charged by A. Q
/ EgertGr 4 Co., IN whose employ he was n
clerk, with the embGzzlemGnt OF $500,
! John Johns, Of BenwOOd, will be Arraignet
/ on charge OF grand larceny, the alleged Of
Tense being the stealing Of lot Of knives ant
pens from Wheat Il Nayor.
Thomas Lansing is alleged to BIO the mai
who burglarized Chris Siebke's office.
Thomas Mlllers alleged otlenso Is grant
! larceny in the stealing Of George Hartley
/ watch,
Besides these, there are number Of petit.
larccnies and other miSlcmeanors, anon
- them the case OfJOhn Edwards, charged witt
the theft Of u number Of shirts from lIosen
. hahn Il Emsheimert that OF John Sherman
a said to have stolen pair of pants ind a YES
i. from Joseph KilliCn, and cont book an
!. handkerchief from George W, Virgins; Grai
h ton Cox, arrested for All alleged attempt +
/ steal Mrs Ayres pOckctbook; Thomas Smith
r alleged to have stolen some money frol
/ Thomas Ham.
n This Is about all the work known to III
r outside world which will be taken up by Tn
. Grand Jury. In addition to 1t, however
there will be number Of petty cases to b
. acted upon In the court proper on appeal
y from Justices court Altogether the sessO
. bids fair to DO an interesting one.