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The Daily Dispatch: December 23, 1865., [Electronic resource], Drunk and disorderly. (search)
, and there tried to get a similar draft cashed, but did not succeed, as some other parties, with like paper, had preceded him, and the officers of the bank were suspicious that all was not right. From there Chappell went to Le Roy, and asked Mr. Ballard, who keeps a hotel in that village, if he would take a draft for one thousand dollars to the bank and get it cashed. Mr. Ballard refused, and Chappell left for his father's, Anson Chappell, who resides in Brockport, in this county, where he wMr. Ballard refused, and Chappell left for his father's, Anson Chappell, who resides in Brockport, in this county, where he was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Bust, of Batavia, last night. He was taken to Batavia and lodged in jail. The same officers also arrested, in Batavia, yesterday afternoon, two men named Stewart, who came from Mount Morris and offered at the Batavia banks $500 Canton Banking Company drafts, but who did not succeed in selling them. Only about $20 dollars of the proceeds of Chappell's financial operations were found upon him at the time of his arrest. Our bankers here know of no such institu