The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08
! BOTH ARE INDICTED.
Mayer and Harrlaon, Assailants OF
''Tom" O'Brlon Last Fall,
THEY WILL HAVE TO STAND TRIAL
Soon for Their Fun" - Tho pIon
Wcro Isonrrcstcd Yesterday but
Again Gavo Bond and VIII Appear
at hionndsvillo To-Day 10 Givo Dail
In Duo Form-rho Othor Indiot.
monts by tho Moundsvillo Grand
Jury.

Tho Marahall county grand jury,
which has boon In session for tho past
threo days, ended its labors about 2
o'clock Yesterday afternoon, aftor find.
Ing cighty.seven truo bills, mostly
liquor indictments. Following 10 tho
list Of bills: George Mayor and Will.
lam Harrison, felony; Newt McGill.
Harry McGill, John Martin. John Mar
tin, IT,, and Robert Martin. mlsdo-
moNuor; Isaac Nocloy, misdemoanor;
Cole Young, felony; Charles Blake,
felony; Pangra Gaynor, felony; George
Mayor and William Harrison, misde.
meanor; Lucy Waistcn, felony; Harry
seybold. misdomoanor, three bills;
Hugh smith, misdemeanor; Steve
Hugans. misdemeanor. ono bill zach |;
William Rogers. misdemoanor, two
bills; Ligo Gcary, misdemeanor, two
bills; Jackman Geary, misdemeanor,
two bills; John Molia, misdcmeanor.
two bills; John McGutiey, misdcmcanor,
two bills; Joseph Minco. misdomeanor,
two blllai John Wallace, misdcmeanor.
two bills; Tom Geary. miadcmoanor.
and Lewis ieater, misdemeanor. ono
bill each.
Tho liquor Indictments aro as follows:
Ligo Geary, ono; Jackman Geary,
eight; Harry Soibold, fifteen; Cynda
Marcus, four; William Kitchen, thrco;
Neil Quinn, ono; Edward Voss, two;
John Hosletler. one; Conrad Velton,
five; Burnley Clemens. one; Michael,
Callahan, eight; A. V. Fish. two; ]. r.
johnson, two; Warren Craft, two, and
William Curran. one.
Lucy Waisten appeared and confessed
to petit larceny. She was sentenced to
ten days In Jail. She is the woman who
stole the watch from the residence OF
g. s. Potts last fall. Colo Young APP
peared and plead not guilty. A.tor-
neys wero appointed for him. The
court adjourned until Saturday; Judge
PAUL returned to Wheeling.
Tho crime for which George Mayor
and William Harrison, OF this city, were
yesterday indicted by the Marshall
county grand jury will DO remembered
by many. but others, perhaps. have for.
gotten the circumstances. Just before
the close Of the campaign OF 1894. it will
DO remembered, Thomas O'Brieu, ir., a
recent convert 10 Republicanistn, was
engaged TO make number OF speeches
for the party out in the Second district.
He was followed to the Baltimore &
Ohio depot by Harrison. Mayer and
othors. all Democrats, who tried to per-
suade him not to 90. They were unsuc.
cessful and seemingly gave up the at
tempt. However, although they left
the depot, Mayer and Harrison did not
give up their Jealous endeavors to help
the Democracy. They engaged hack
and went down to Ford's crossing,
where they boarded the train TINT
O'Brien was on. They remained quiet
until the train began to SLOW up for
Benwood store, when as they passed
down tho line. one or both gave O'Brien,
who was reclining in the seat half
asleep. several terrific blows. The two
then escaped, but were soon arrested
and the indictments by the grand jury
arc the result. Tho felony Indictment
Is tho result OF efforts by the Baltimore
& Ohio company for rloting on their
trains.
Sheriff Matthews Yesterday rearrested
Mayer and Harrison in this city; they
gave surety and will appear in Mounds.
vile to give bail for their appearance to
stand trial.