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Michael Burns (search for this): article 21
Provost Court.--Lieutenant-Colonel McEntee presiding. --Edward Jones, negro, charged with stealing a shirt from Mrs. Coady, was yesterday found guilty and sent to Castle Thunder for thirty days. Patrick McLaughlin, Twelfth United States Infantry, drunk and disorderly, was sent to Castle Thunder for ten days. John Evans, negro, charged with stealing three pounds of bacon, was released for want of evidence. Michael Burns and Edward Hagan, charged with being drunk and assaulting a policeman, were sent to Castle Thunder for twenty days each. John Gillboy, Twelfth United States Infantry, charged with being drunk, was sent to Castle Thunder for five days. Louis Desendore, charged with assaulting a colored man and being a soldier dressed in citizens' clothes, proved that he was not a soldier, and was released. J. B. Angley, charged with being drunk and carelessly firing a gun into the camp of the Eleventh United States Infantry, plead guilty and was sent t
J. B. Angley (search for this): article 21
el McEntee presiding. --Edward Jones, negro, charged with stealing a shirt from Mrs. Coady, was yesterday found guilty and sent to Castle Thunder for thirty days. Patrick McLaughlin, Twelfth United States Infantry, drunk and disorderly, was sent to Castle Thunder for ten days. John Evans, negro, charged with stealing three pounds of bacon, was released for want of evidence. Michael Burns and Edward Hagan, charged with being drunk and assaulting a policeman, were sent to Castle Thunder for twenty days each. John Gillboy, Twelfth United States Infantry, charged with being drunk, was sent to Castle Thunder for five days. Louis Desendore, charged with assaulting a colored man and being a soldier dressed in citizens' clothes, proved that he was not a soldier, and was released. J. B. Angley, charged with being drunk and carelessly firing a gun into the camp of the Eleventh United States Infantry, plead guilty and was sent to Castle Thunder for thirty days.
Louis Desendore (search for this): article 21
l McEntee presiding. --Edward Jones, negro, charged with stealing a shirt from Mrs. Coady, was yesterday found guilty and sent to Castle Thunder for thirty days. Patrick McLaughlin, Twelfth United States Infantry, drunk and disorderly, was sent to Castle Thunder for ten days. John Evans, negro, charged with stealing three pounds of bacon, was released for want of evidence. Michael Burns and Edward Hagan, charged with being drunk and assaulting a policeman, were sent to Castle Thunder for twenty days each. John Gillboy, Twelfth United States Infantry, charged with being drunk, was sent to Castle Thunder for five days. Louis Desendore, charged with assaulting a colored man and being a soldier dressed in citizens' clothes, proved that he was not a soldier, and was released. J. B. Angley, charged with being drunk and carelessly firing a gun into the camp of the Eleventh United States Infantry, plead guilty and was sent to Castle Thunder for thirty days.
Edward Jones (search for this): article 21
Provost Court.--Lieutenant-Colonel McEntee presiding. --Edward Jones, negro, charged with stealing a shirt from Mrs. Coady, was yesterday found guilty and sent to Castle Thunder for thirty days. Patrick McLaughlin, Twelfth United States Infantry, drunk and disorderly, was sent to Castle Thunder for ten days. John Evans, negro, charged with stealing three pounds of bacon, was released for want of evidence. Michael Burns and Edward Hagan, charged with being drunk and assaulting a policeman, were sent to Castle Thunder for twenty days each. John Gillboy, Twelfth United States Infantry, charged with being drunk, was sent to Castle Thunder for five days. Louis Desendore, charged with assaulting a colored man and being a soldier dressed in citizens' clothes, proved that he was not a soldier, and was released. J. B. Angley, charged with being drunk and carelessly firing a gun into the camp of the Eleventh United States Infantry, plead guilty and was sent to
Edward Hagan (search for this): article 21
Provost Court.--Lieutenant-Colonel McEntee presiding. --Edward Jones, negro, charged with stealing a shirt from Mrs. Coady, was yesterday found guilty and sent to Castle Thunder for thirty days. Patrick McLaughlin, Twelfth United States Infantry, drunk and disorderly, was sent to Castle Thunder for ten days. John Evans, negro, charged with stealing three pounds of bacon, was released for want of evidence. Michael Burns and Edward Hagan, charged with being drunk and assaulting a policeman, were sent to Castle Thunder for twenty days each. John Gillboy, Twelfth United States Infantry, charged with being drunk, was sent to Castle Thunder for five days. Louis Desendore, charged with assaulting a colored man and being a soldier dressed in citizens' clothes, proved that he was not a soldier, and was released. J. B. Angley, charged with being drunk and carelessly firing a gun into the camp of the Eleventh United States Infantry, plead guilty and was sent to
John Gillboy (search for this): article 21
el McEntee presiding. --Edward Jones, negro, charged with stealing a shirt from Mrs. Coady, was yesterday found guilty and sent to Castle Thunder for thirty days. Patrick McLaughlin, Twelfth United States Infantry, drunk and disorderly, was sent to Castle Thunder for ten days. John Evans, negro, charged with stealing three pounds of bacon, was released for want of evidence. Michael Burns and Edward Hagan, charged with being drunk and assaulting a policeman, were sent to Castle Thunder for twenty days each. John Gillboy, Twelfth United States Infantry, charged with being drunk, was sent to Castle Thunder for five days. Louis Desendore, charged with assaulting a colored man and being a soldier dressed in citizens' clothes, proved that he was not a soldier, and was released. J. B. Angley, charged with being drunk and carelessly firing a gun into the camp of the Eleventh United States Infantry, plead guilty and was sent to Castle Thunder for thirty days.
Coady (search for this): article 21
Provost Court.--Lieutenant-Colonel McEntee presiding. --Edward Jones, negro, charged with stealing a shirt from Mrs. Coady, was yesterday found guilty and sent to Castle Thunder for thirty days. Patrick McLaughlin, Twelfth United States Infantry, drunk and disorderly, was sent to Castle Thunder for ten days. John Evans, negro, charged with stealing three pounds of bacon, was released for want of evidence. Michael Burns and Edward Hagan, charged with being drunk and assaulting a policeman, were sent to Castle Thunder for twenty days each. John Gillboy, Twelfth United States Infantry, charged with being drunk, was sent to Castle Thunder for five days. Louis Desendore, charged with assaulting a colored man and being a soldier dressed in citizens' clothes, proved that he was not a soldier, and was released. J. B. Angley, charged with being drunk and carelessly firing a gun into the camp of the Eleventh United States Infantry, plead guilty and was sent to
John McEntee (search for this): article 21
Provost Court.--Lieutenant-Colonel McEntee presiding. --Edward Jones, negro, charged with stealing a shirt from Mrs. Coady, was yesterday found guilty and sent to Castle Thunder for thirty days. Patrick McLaughlin, Twelfth United States Infantry, drunk and disorderly, was sent to Castle Thunder for ten days. John Evans, negro, charged with stealing three pounds of bacon, was released for want of evidence. Michael Burns and Edward Hagan, charged with being drunk and assaulting a policeman, were sent to Castle Thunder for twenty days each. John Gillboy, Twelfth United States Infantry, charged with being drunk, was sent to Castle Thunder for five days. Louis Desendore, charged with assaulting a colored man and being a soldier dressed in citizens' clothes, proved that he was not a soldier, and was released. J. B. Angley, charged with being drunk and carelessly firing a gun into the camp of the Eleventh United States Infantry, plead guilty and was sent to
John Evans (search for this): article 21
Provost Court.--Lieutenant-Colonel McEntee presiding. --Edward Jones, negro, charged with stealing a shirt from Mrs. Coady, was yesterday found guilty and sent to Castle Thunder for thirty days. Patrick McLaughlin, Twelfth United States Infantry, drunk and disorderly, was sent to Castle Thunder for ten days. John Evans, negro, charged with stealing three pounds of bacon, was released for want of evidence. Michael Burns and Edward Hagan, charged with being drunk and assaulting a policeman, were sent to Castle Thunder for twenty days each. John Gillboy, Twelfth United States Infantry, charged with being drunk, was sent to Castle Thunder for five days. Louis Desendore, charged with assaulting a colored man and being a soldier dressed in citizens' clothes, proved that he was not a soldier, and was released. J. B. Angley, charged with being drunk and carelessly firing a gun into the camp of the Eleventh United States Infantry, plead guilty and was sent to
Patrick McLaughlin (search for this): article 21
Provost Court.--Lieutenant-Colonel McEntee presiding. --Edward Jones, negro, charged with stealing a shirt from Mrs. Coady, was yesterday found guilty and sent to Castle Thunder for thirty days. Patrick McLaughlin, Twelfth United States Infantry, drunk and disorderly, was sent to Castle Thunder for ten days. John Evans, negro, charged with stealing three pounds of bacon, was released for want of evidence. Michael Burns and Edward Hagan, charged with being drunk and assaulting a policeman, were sent to Castle Thunder for twenty days each. John Gillboy, Twelfth United States Infantry, charged with being drunk, was sent to Castle Thunder for five days. Louis Desendore, charged with assaulting a colored man and being a soldier dressed in citizens' clothes, proved that he was not a soldier, and was released. J. B. Angley, charged with being drunk and carelessly firing a gun into the camp of the Eleventh United States Infantry, plead guilty and was sent to