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CLEVELAND NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1856
Abstracts 1725 - 1740
MISDEMEANORS (Cont'd)
1725 - L Sept. 2:3/2 - Bridget Gibbons and Peter Gibbons were fined
$5 and costs each yesterday for creating a disturbance. (1)
1726 - L Sept. 2:3/2 - Owen Gallagher was fined $3 and costs yesterday
for creating a disturbance. (I)
1727 - L Sept. 2: 3/2 - A man named Burrows and Jane Burrows were sent
to prison for three days yesterday for creating a disturbance. (1)
1728 . L Sept. 3: 3/2 - Margaret Pringle was discharged on payment of
costs yesterday for creating a disturbance. (I)
1729 . L Sept. 4: 1/5 . Henry Moore was fined $4 yesterday on a charge
of keeping a bi 11 iard tabI e. (1)
1730 . L Sept. 6: 3/2 - A Mrs. Deming was discharged on payment of costs
yesterday for permitting a nuisance. (1)
1731 - L Sept. 6:3/2 . John Wheeler was discharged yesterday of a
charge of disturbance. (1)
1732 . L Sept. 8: 3/2 - James Hoprister was fined $5 and costs on Sept.
6 for creating a disturbance. (I)
1733 . L Sept. 9: 1/5 . Thomas Evans and Edward Henry were fined $3 and
costs each yesterday for creating a disturbance. (1)
1734 - L Sept. 10: 1/5 . John O. Phillips was fined $10 and costs
yesterday for creating a disturbance. (1)
1735 . L Sept. 10: 1/5 . John Singleton was fined $3 and costs yesterday
for creating a disturbance. (l)
1736 . L Sept. 10:1/5 - Charles Jennings was sent to jail for seven
days yesterday for creating a disturbance. (1)
1737 - L Sept. 12: 1/5 - Anthony Gallagher was fined $5 and costs
yesterday for creating a disturbance. (1)
1738 - L Sept. 12:1/5· Frederick Newmyre was fined $3 and costs yesterday
for creating a disturbance. (1)
1739 . L Sept. 15: 1/5 . George Decker was fined $3 and costs on Sept.
13 for violating the "ward ordinance." (l)
1740 - L Sept. 15: 1/5 - Margaret Omelia, Jacob Webber, and Conrad
Higgey were fined $3 and costs each on Sept. 13 for creating a disturbance.
(1)