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CLEVELAND NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1856<br />

Abstracts 127 - 138<br />

BRAWLS & FIGHTS (Cont'd)<br />

127 - L July 7: 3/2 - A row amongst a crowd of boys and men near the dock of<br />

the Detroit steamer was started when one boy hit another with a piece of<br />

coal. A man slapped the boy but a sai lor came to his aid and threatened<br />

the man. Each charged the other with interference. (2)<br />

128 - L July 25: 1/5 - Fred Englebraugh was sent to jai 1 yesterday for 14<br />

days for being drunk and fighting with his wife. (1)<br />

129 - L July 28: 1/3 - The United Brethren of Christ, a German Protestant<br />

church, was holding an open air meeting when Mr. Baumbuagh, a German Cathol ie,<br />

and others rushed the stage and chased the preacher. They were stopped by<br />

the police before any serious injury could be done. (3)<br />

130 - L Aug. 19: 3/2 - A row and free fight occurred on Centre st. yesterday.<br />

The dark shadows in that locality exercised in a general melee, and the<br />

result was, much dust, considerable noise, and confusion. (1)<br />

131 - L Sept. 6:3/2 - A row occurred Sept. 4 in a dance house owned by a Mr.<br />

Baker on Center st. After the usual hard words and fisticuffs, a knife was<br />

drawn and one person was severely stabbed. The keeper of the place and two<br />

of the fighters were arrested. (3)<br />

132 - L Sept. 20:3/2 - Peter Gallagher was sent to prison for five days<br />

yesterday for fighting. (1)<br />

133 - L Oct. 3:3/2 - Edward Clemas was fined 3 dollars and costs yesterday<br />

for raising a row. (1)<br />

134 - L Oct. 18: 1/4 - Yesterday at the foot of Superior st. a street fight,<br />

caused by some business disagreements and law-suits, resulted in an attorney-at-law<br />

being beaten by another gentleman. (2)<br />

135 - L Dec. 23: 1/4 - Jacob Short, alias Jacob Fisher, was sent to jail for<br />

five days yesterday, for creating a disturbance and fighting. (1)<br />

See also Duels & Dueling; Mobs & Riots<br />

BREAKWATERS. See Rivers & Harbors<br />

BRIDGES<br />

136 - L Jan. 31: 1/4 - Yesterday Clark Heald was fined $5 for violating<br />

the bridge ordinance. (1)<br />

137 - L Feb. 1: 1/4 - Dwight Palmer was fined $5.71 yesterday for violating<br />

the bridge ordinance. (1)<br />

138 - L Feb. 1: 1/4 - James Payne was fined $5.71 yesterday for vio1ating the<br />

bridge ordinance. (1)<br />

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