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CLEVELAND NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1856
Abstracts 1395 • 1408
LARCENIES (Cant' d)
1395 • L Oct. 25:3/2 - Charles Baker was discharged yesterday of a
charge of stealing coal. (1)
1396 - L Oct. 28: 1/4 - Juim Killjoy was discharged yesterday of a
charge of steal ing a pair of boots. (1)
1397 - L Oct. 29: 1/4 - Theodore Debois was discharged yesterday of a
charge of petit larceny. (1)
1398 . L Oct. 31: 1/4 - Luther Brands was discharged yesterday of a
charge of grand larceny. (1)
1399 - L Oct. 31: 1/4 - Lucinda Johnson was fined $5 and costs and
$ent to jail for five days yesterday for stealing chickens and other
articles. (1)
1400 - L Oct. 31: 1/4 - Mary Medden was fined $3 and costs and sent to
jail for five days yesterday for stealing a gold ring and breast pin. (1)
1401 - L Nov. 4:3/2 - Theodore Devaree was disc.:harged yesterday of a
charge of larceny. (1)
L Nov. 6: 1/4 - See Penal & Corrective Institutions
1402 - L Nov. 10: 1/4 - Phillip Furst was fined $5 and costs and sent
to jail for ten days on Nov. 8 for stealing a coat from a little boy. (1)
1403 - L Nov. 10: 1/4 - Robert Palkot and Thomas Mooney were discharged
on Nov. 8 of a charge of stealing old rope. (1)
1404 • L Nov. 11: 1/2 - James Briggs was sent to the infirmary yesterday
for stealing beef and bread. (1)
1405 - L Nov. 12: 1/4 - John Adams was fined $1 and costs and sent to
jail for two days yesterday for petit larceny. (1)
1406 - L Nov. 14: 1/4 - John Mahon and Catherine Ferren were discharged
yesterday of charges of stealing a watch and some money. (1)
1407 - L Nov. 15:3/2 - Charles Johnson was discharged yesterday of a
charge of stealing a pair of pants. (1)
1408 - L Nov. 18: 1/4 - James O'Donald was fined $10 and costs and sent
to jail for seven days yesterday for stealing a shawl valued at $8. (1)