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The Daily Dispatch: June 18, 1863., [Electronic resource], The Situation. (search)
ter Burns and James McDonald were before the Mayor yesterday to answer the charge of stealing $180 from William Riley, on Monday night last. Riley boarded with Mrs. Anaker, in Screamersville, where Burns, who has lost his left arm in battle, and McDonald had been stopping for several days. On Monday last Riley got on a bit of a snding himself mors than halfsens-over, as evening drew on, proceeded to his boarding-house and soon fell asleep on the floor. About 11 o'clock that night, when Mrs. Anaker was about to retire, she took Riley's pocket-book out of his pocket, and getting the prisoners to assist her in counting it, deposited it in her own pocket for und concealed in Burns's under-clothing, which he said had been paid him the Confederate service, as he could prove; but on McDonald nothing was found. Both prisoners deny all knowledge of the money, except that they saw Mrs. Anaker take it from Riley and deposit it in her own pocket. The examination was continued until to-day.