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CLEVELAND NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1856
Abstracts 958 - 973
INTOXICATION (Cont'd)
!)58 - L Apr. 18: 1/4 - Thomas 0 I Donald, Thomas Hugo, and Ellen and Ann
Murphy were allowed to remain in jail for five days yesterday for intoxicaton.
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959 - L Apr. 18: 1/4 - William Worthy was fined $3 yesterday for intoxication.
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960 - L Apr. H}: 1/4 . Hiram Ellsworth was kept 'til sober and then discharged
yesterday. (1)
961 - L Apr. 19: 1/4 - Thomas Neal was fined $5 yesterday for intoxication.
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962 - L Apr. 21: 1/4 - Ellen Holmes was sent to prison for 14 days on
Apr. 19 for intoxication.
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963 - L Apr. 22: 1/4 - William Farran, Frank Scular, Catharine Gorman,
hseph Griffin, and Pat Cunningham were sent to prison for five days yesterday
for intoxication. (1)
964 - L Apr. 22:1/4 - John and Richard Van Tassel were fined $5 each
yesterday for being drunk and disturbing the peace. (1)
965 - L Apr. 24: 1/4 - Randolph Brunder and George Allen were sent to
prison for five days yesterday for intoxication. (1)
966 - L Apr. 25: 1/4 - Samuel Ross was sent to prison for five days yesterday
for intoxication. (1)
967 - L Apr. 28: 1/4 - Wi lliam Parish and Timothy CO:1elly were sent to
jail Apr. 26 for five days for intoxication. (1)
968 - L Apr. 29: 1/4 - Patrick Scott and Catharine Corey were fined $5
each yesterday for intoxication. (1)
969 - L Apr. 29: 1/4 - C. J. Haverstraw was sent to prison for five days
yesterday for intoxication. (1)
970 - L Apr. 29: 1/4 - Mary Morn was sent to prison for ten days yesterday
for intoxication. (1)
971 • L May 1:3/2 . William Horner, Arthur McClure, Nathan Smart, John
Doyle, James House, Richard Garvey, and Simeon Slocum were severely fined
or sent to prison yesterday for intoxication. (1)
972 . L May 2: 1/4 - Ann Corran, K. Bruder, William Thompson, Ellen Conally,
and Lewis Smart were each fined $3 yesterday for intoxication. (1)
973 - L May 5: 1/4 - James Halligan was fined $5 on May 3 for intoxication.
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