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CLEVELAND NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1856
Abstracts 1694 - 1708
MISDEMEANORS (Cont'd)
1694 - L July 24: 1/3 - John Schichteria was fined $5 and costs yesterday
for creating a disturbance. (1)
1695 . L July 26: 1/3 - Catharine McHammon was fined $5 and costs
yesterday for creating a disturbance. (1)
1696 - L July 28: 1/3 - C. Baunbaugh was sent to jail for 14 days on
July 26 for creating a disturbance. (1)
1697 - L July 29: 1/5 - Owt:n Cain and James Nowlan were fined $3 and
costs each yesterday for creating a disturbance. (1)
1698 - L July 31: 1/5 - Ellen Cummins and Patrick Salmon were sent to
prison for five days yesterday for creating a disturbance. (1)
1699 - L july 31: 1/5 - Thomas Dorsett was discharged un payment of
costs yesterday for lewd behavior. (1)
1700 - L Aug. 4: 1/5 - Edward Hennyhan was sent to jai 1 for seven days
on Aug. 2 for creating a disturbance. (1)
1701 - L Aug. 5: 1/5 - Nicholas Martin was fined $10 yesterday for
resisting an officer. (1)
1702 - L Aug. 6: 1/4 - Charles Swartz and Michael Brown were fined
$3 and costs each yesterday for creating a disturbance. (1)
1703 . L Aug. 11: 1/5 - Mary Clark and jane Sherman were sent to jail
for ten days on Aug. 9 for creating a disturbance. (1)
1704 - L Aug. 12: 1/4 - Patrick Roddy, Michael Gallagher, and Augustus
Robbins were fined $3 and costs each yesterday for creating a disturbance.
(1)
1705 - L Aug. 15:1/5 - Patrick Huston and William Thomas were sent to
jail for five days yesterday for creating a disturbance. (I)
1706 - L Aug. 15: 1/5 - Margaret and Daniel Shoop were fined $3 and
costs each yesterday for creating a disturbance. (1)
1707 - L Aug. 16: 1/5 - William Nickerson was sent to jail for 20 days
yesterday for resisting an officer. (1)
1708 - L Aug. 19: 1/5 - George jones, Rachael Stafford and L. C. Fowler
were sent to prison for seven days each yesterday for creating a
disturbance. (1)