Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-06
A LONG LIST.
Made by the Grand Jury yesterday-The
Largest List on Record Law
violators Catch It Heavy
This Time.

After two days arduous labor, the Grand
Jury finished up its report, yesterday after
noon. The return is very long one and
Judge Jacob complimented the jury at the
Conclusion of It's labors. The following
| were the
One count against Henry Seibert, for
selling liquor TO minor:
Five counts against Henry Seibert, Tor
selling liquor on Sunday. :,
Two counts against Louis Webb, for sell
ing LIQUOR on Sunday.
Three counts against Judith Roette2er,
for selling liquor on Sunday.
One count against. "A. Walter, for seinng
LIQUOR on Sunday.
Two counts against Michael oNeal, Ior
selling liquor on Sunday.
Two counts against White u Filan, Tor
selling liquor on Sunday.
One count against John Klevis, for selling
liquor on Sunday.
-Four counts against Frank ]. Rothaker,
for selling liquor on Sunday.
One count against Herman Renner, for
selling liquor on Sunday.
Six counts against Caleb Richards, for
selling liquor on Sunday.
One count against Henry Neihardt, LOT
selling liquor on Sunday. :,
One count against George botts, LOT sen-
ing liquor on sunday: o,,
One count against Henry Amick, for SELL
ing hquor on Sunday.
Three counts against Jacob Vogler, for
selling liquor on Sunday.
One count against Geo. ]. Dauber, for
selling liquor on Sunday.
One count against Laborious Kress, tor
selling liquor on Sunday.
Three counts against Joseph Green, Tor
selling liquor on Sunday.
Two counts against Lawrence Helier, 1or
selling liquor on Sunday.
Two counts against Henry Robrecht for
selling liquor on Sunday.
Two counts against VIM. Gllllgan, Tor
selling liquor on Sunday.
One count against Rovera IL Malatesta,
for selling liquor on Sunday.
One count against Geo. Scranage, Tor sell
ing liquor on Sunday.
One count against Susanna Mason, for
selling liquor on Sunday.
One count against Frederick Bischoff, for
selling liquor on Sunday.
One count against Henry Lehnert for
selling liquor on Sunday.
One count against Frederick Weddle, Tor
selling liquor on Sunday.
Three counts against David G. Keller, for
selling liquor on Sunday.
Two counts against Samuel Letzkus, for
selling liquor on Sunday.
John, Isaac and Elias Beal, indicted for
murder.
Rodney Dickerson, indicted for forgery
in thee cases.
Morris McAdams, for burglary.
John Wilson, Alice Leverage, VIM. Stew
art, grand larceny.
Sarah Kirk, feloniously receiving stolen
goods.
George Eoyce, breaking in to steamboat
in day time with intent to steal, and for
entering without breaking with intent to
steal.
Geo. A. Troutman, VIM. Florence and
John Mooney, for feloniously breaking in
to in the night time a shop with intent to
steal; also bill for breaking into spring
house in the night time.
VIM. Leeperifor larceny with count for
previous conviction of petty larceny.
Daniel Stewart, for petty larceny.
Robert Taylor, for petty larceny.
Cornelius Tobias Vance, for petty lar.
ceny.
Robert Thompson, for petty larceny.
Frank Campbell and Anthony Kenney,
for petty larceny.
John Harden, for malicious stabbing and
cutting, with intent to MAIN, disable, dis
figure and kill.
Benz. F. McMechen, for grand larceny.
Albert Price, petty larceny, with count
of previous conviction.
Moses Deyore, resisting an officer while
III the discharge of his duties.
Geo. Christleib, for misdemeanOr.
John Wilson, for miSdemeanor.
NOT TRUE BILLS.
In the following cases no true bill could
be found:
Albert Price and Cornelius Vance, bur-
glary.
John Fitzsimmons, assault and battery.
Edward Rose, carrying a revolver.
Thomas O'Brien, petty larceny.
VIM, Kenny, burglary.
Edward Green, grand larceny.
After this long list had been returned,
the Grand Jury was discharged, with the
thanks of the court.