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ssion of certain premises which neither party had a very clear right to. John Kelley and James Gannon appeated to answer the charge of robuing A. H. Franklin of $200, a silver watch, his commission as captain in the army, and other articies Gannon, a stalwart- looking ruffian, with British papers, maintained during the examination a composed look, but rather defiant attitude, evidendy considerning that he had been robbed, went back and arrested a number of men, among whom was Kelley and Gannon — On the former they found Franklin's pocket diary and $15 of his money; on the latter, his commss, who saw the robesery perpetrated, testified to his belief that another comrade of Kelley and Gannon had gotten the principal part of Franklin's money. The Mayor issued a warrant for the arrest ofourt to answer for keeping a disorderly house, and selling liquor without a license. Kelley and Gannon were committed for examination before the Hustings Court. L. J. Leak, of Mississippi, who a