Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-12
THE BIG GRIST
TO BIZ GROUND OUT BY TIE GRAND JURY
TOMORROW.
A List Of the Most Important Bills to be Acted
UpOn-Ths Crimes, the Defendants
and the Dates.

The April term Of the Circuit Court Will
be inaugurated tomorrow morning at nine
O'Clock. bv the assembling of the grand
Jury. for which body there has been cut out
an exceptionally important grist OF criml-
nal work While the aggregate number OF
cases will probably not be so large as at
some previous terms, there will be more
important criminal causes than usual, and
the term Of Court, as whole, will be a
very interesting one.
The most important case, as matter oil
course. will be that Of DR.. George l. CARR
son. charged with the murder of DR.. Baird
Next in importance will be the case Of
Frank Kingrey, charged with the murder
of Allen 1ighlmann, AT the Hotel windsor,
a few days ago.
After these two cases will come about
fifty other criminal cases of lesser lmpor-
tance. but containing very large percent
| ace of cases of robbery, sgrand larceny and
r0bberv from the person. The more note
worthy of these cases are as follows;
William MAR, grand larceny, in stealing
SIG from Mrs Louise Hager, on Sixteenth
street, last November
John She'll and James Sutton, attempt
ing 10 rob Henry BarrOws, ON December
4th.
John Kelley and Thomas Murphy, break
inc and entering an OhiOrlver railroad car,
on December 9th.
Walter Madison, stealing trunk from
/ William Carriers saloon, on December9th.
Rodney Dickerson, malicious destruction
of property. in MASKING big window IN
Richard Mansheld'S saloon, l4lO Market
street
James Rider, stealing watch, December
18th. from Thomas r. Fleming. This IS
case Of highway robbery.
George Wilson. stealing an Overcoat from
Jos. f. Farrell on December 3lst
Edward earle, grand larceny in that he
stole fine wrap from Mrs. Muldoon, De
cember 3lst.
William Echar. stealing suit OF clothes
from Late Billick, on January 9TH.
John McCluskey, for stealing an over
coat from f b. Thornton, February LIST.
Thomas O Brien, three charges of steal
ing goods from McFadden's furnishing
goods store, carrying a revolver, and shoot
| igg at Watchman Mart Murkerran, at the
workhOuse.
Tiddy Truax and Duckey Fahey, stealing
a watch. January 23d, from $ b. Milligan.
Lee Nicola, for stealing 500 from John
Cooper.
John Michael, for stealing trunk con-
tanning Sl25 from boarding house on the
South Side.
Levi Green, for stealing $3.50 from d. NJ
Anderson, of Texas, at Carriers saloon,
February 9th.
Bruce Ray, for robbing man named
| Duffy of five dollars
! Anthony ConnOrS. stealing an overcoat
from Joseph w. Farrell.
| Charlotte Brown, three charges of shoot
| ing at her sister, carrying revolver and
unlawful cohabitation with Sherman
| Woolson.
Sherman Woolson, for unlawful cohabi-
tatiOn with Charlotte Brown.
! Charlotte Mccain, stealing money from
Mrs John Klieves.
William Miller and - McKutchen, for
robbing j. p Sullivan, case of highway
robbery, complicated with the terrible
beating of Sullivan with a coupling pin,
the affair occurring near the water works,
on the "Pewiky" railroad.
). W Calvert, who so dangerously cut
his brOther-in-law PearsOn's saloon, on the
night of March eth
Hugh Devinney for a felony.
Benz Frazier, for stealing a watch on
the night Of September Both last
Pat Murphy, for burglary at the Rey-
mann Brewing Company office.
Edward Carroll and William Edwards,
for grand larceny.
Besides these, there are Charles Lippin-
colt, Bush Ray Bocia, an Italian, for sub
ornation of perjury, and a long array OF
lesser lights, the whole making up quite a
collection of crooks ana tough citizens.