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CLEVELAND NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. I TO DEC. 31, 1856
Abstracts 990 - 1004
INTOXICATION (Cont'd)
three chi ldren.
"Oh! Rum! Rum! the deeds thou has done should banish thee, and all
1 ike thee, from the presence and the abodes of men." (4)
990 - L May 17: 1/4 - Thomas Turban, George Brown, and Ellen Conley were
fined $3 each yesterday for intoxication. (1)
991 - L May 19: 1/4 - Humphrey Staul was sent to prison for five days
on May 17 for intoxication. (1)
992 - L May 19: 1/4 - Nancy Turner was fined $3 and costs on May 17 for
intoxication. (1)
993 - L May 21: 1/4 - John Earl was fined $3 and costs yesterday for intoxication.
(I)
994 - L May 21: 1/4 - James Patterson was sentenced to five days in prison
yesterday for intoxication. (1)
995 - L May 22: 1/4 - Michael Bai ley was sent to prison for five days yesterday
for intoxication. (1)
996 - L May 22: 1/4 - Neil McKean was fined $3 and costs yesterday for
intoxication. (1)
997 - L May 23: 1/4 - Moses Lemder, John Lee, and Abram Castle were fined
$3 and costs each yesterday for being only drunk and not particularly ugly.
998 - L May 23: 1/4 - James Hammond was fined $5 and costs yesterday for
being ugly and drunk. (1)
999 - L May 30: 1/4 - Jacob Wineferin, Platt Myers, Mary Smith, Eliza Dorson,
Jerry Heath, and Nancy Turner were variously dealt with according
to their respective merits yesterday on charges of intoxication. (1)
1000 - L May 31: 114 - Ann Curran was discharged yesterday of a charge of
intoxication. (1)
1001 - L May 31: 1/4 - Thomas Preston was sent to prison for five days yesterday
for intoxication. (1)
1002 - L June 3: 1/4 - William Donishe and Mary Moffet were sent to prison
for five days yesterday for intoxication. (1)
1003 - L June 6: 1/4 - Hugh Cunningham was fined $3 yesterday for intoxication.
1004 - L June 6: 1/4 - James Lucas was sent to prison for five days yesterday
for intoxication. (1)
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