The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-12
GRAND IuRY GRIsr.
List of Indictments Returned Eight
Bills Rejected.

The Grand Jury's labors came to an end yes
terday, and the report Of It's work was made
to Judge Boyd, of Part Q. The number Of
true bills found was thirty.ave, OF which
ono was for murder, one for ieloniously re.
Ceivlng bride, one for grand larceny, six for
petit larceny, one for cutting with intent to
kill, one for unlawful shooting, one for cru.
city to animals, ten for selling liquOron Sun.
day, one for keepinga bowling alley open on
Sunday, four for selling liquor without u II.
cense and ten for keeping houses OF Ill fame.
Eight bills were returned without the en-.
dorsement "a True Bill" or these one was
for malicious StAbbing, and the others for
selling liquor on Sunday.
The list will be found in full below:
Wilbur Milligan-indicted for murder, In
this, that he did on the nineteenth day OF
March, 1882, with force and artus, In the
county OF Ohio, and upon the head OF one
Frank Davis, fClomously, wiltully and with
malice atOrSth0ught, make an assault, and
that the said Wilbur Miligan, with certain
pistol commonly called revolver, then aud
there charged with gunpowdGr aud one lead.
en- bullet, which said pistol commonly called
u revolver the said Wilbur Milligan In his
right hand then and there had and held, aud
then and there iCloniously, willtully and Of
his malice atorethought, did discharge and
shoot OIL, TO, Againstand upon the said Frank
Davis, causing u mortal wound, Of which the
said Frank Davis then and there came to his
death.
Henry J. Felber-felonlonsly receiving a
bride while Justice of the Peace.
Charles llodgers-grand larceny, in steal.
ing suit OF clothes and other goods OF the
value OF forty dollars from James ATinke.
myer.
Frank ]. Luiz-indictcd for selling spirit.
uous liquors, ale, beer and drinks OF like ma.
ture on Sunday.
Albert PriCe-petitlarcOny.
Harry-a!ias Poodle" Price-petit lar.
ceny
Mary Clark-keeping q house Of Ill fame.
Henry Lehnert-sclling liquor on Sunday,
Emma Blackburn alias Emma Gray-keep.
ing u house Of i'll fame.
Charles Sweeney-petit larceny
Nellie and Maggie CamPbell-keeping
house OF i'll fame.
Clara Housekeeping house of i'll fame.
William, Edward and Milton Ray-misde-
meanor-cruelty to an animal, to-wit, fox
houndl
William Combs, alias "Dutchy" Combs
and Richard Lynch-petit larceny.
Louis Schwalb-selllng liquor on Sunday.
VIM. EntlCr-selling liquor on SundAy.4s,
:. Mary Shipp-selling liquor without a
Mary Dolyard-keeplpg a house Of i'll
fame.
Melissa acknowledging house of i'll
fame.
Clara Noss-selIing liquor without
license.
Henry seibert-keepins open a bowling
alley on Sunday.
Robert lIinton-petit larceny.
Julia Chisnel-selling liquor without
license.
Henry seibert-selling liquor on Sunday,
six indictments.
Mary shipp-keeping house of i'll fame.
!da Misunderstanding house OF i'll fame.
Harry Wells-Stabbing and cutting with
intent to kill
John EichanberS and Christian Tru1ell-
petit larceny.
Emma Blackburn-selling liquor without
a license
Harry SYSTEMATICALLY shooting at a
person in one OF the streets OF the cityo
Wheeling.
Julia Chisnel-kecping house of i'll fame.
William Leeper-petit larcency.
Maggie housekeeping house OF i'll fame.
NOT TRUE BILLS.
William RadcliG;-selling liquor on Sum
day-two charges.
Edward MuE!eman & Frederick J. Norton
selling liquor on Sunday.
John sheekey-selling liquor on Sunday.
Henry Lehnert-selling liquor on Sun.
Louis sehvalb-selling liquor on Sunday
two charges.
Richard Gardncr-malicious stabbing and
cutting with intent to main, disligure, disa.