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The Daily Dispatch: November 15, 1862., [Electronic resource], The Highland report again. (search)
Inquest. --Acting Coroner Richard D. Sanxay, assisted by High Constable Freeman, held an inquest, about 9 o'clock yesterday morning, upon the body of Richard McMullen, a soldier, shot about 2 o'clk yesterday morning, on 2d street, near the Shockoe Hill Cemetery, by Robert Patterson, a resident of that vicinity, while, it is said, deceased was in the act of stealing a goose. The following imperfect narration of the facts connected with the affair furnishes all the information as yet attainable about the murder: Robert Patterson deposed: This morning, just before 2 o'clock, I heard a great noise, and getting up, saw a man with a goose under his arm; I sung out "shoot him; shoot him;" saw a large black dog and a small white one with the man in the garden; saw a man getting over the fence with a goose under his arm; heard a noise like two stones rubbed together, or a pistol cocked; I shot my pistol at the man; it was loaded with a bullet and about a dozen shot; it snapped sever
The Daily Dispatch: November 15, 1862., [Electronic resource], The fence law. (search)
Persons of evil name, fame and reputation. --Police officers Perrin and Seal made another haul yesterday, of parties supposed to be of evil name, fame and reputation, and having no visible means of support. They gave their names as James Eagan, Michael Hanes, James C. Morehead, and John M. Thomas, and were locked up in the cage for examination this morning. Thomas was one of the witnesses in the murder case examined before Coroner Sanxay yesterday, and a boarder at the house of Bob Patterson, the man who did the killing.
The Daily Dispatch: November 15, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 9 (search)
ashes for stealing a piece of meat from G. Gotleib, at the 2d Market-House. George Brown, arrested for being drunk and running races up 17th street with a horse and buggy, was committed for want of surety to appear before the Hustings Court Grand Jury and answer an indictment for misdemeanor. Brown said he didn't do anything for a living now, but that formerly he was Second Lieutenant of Company B, in the 1st Maryland regiment, C. S. A. Hustings Court, Friday, Nov. 14.--Senior Alderman R. D. Sanxay presiding. Peter Lawson and Wm. Lawson were tried for an assault on Emanuel Raymond in the Second Market, and acquitted by the jury. John R. Blankinship and Thomas Lotey, lads, were tried for taking a fowling-piece from Chas. Jones, another lad, and selling the same and converting the proceeds to their own use. Verdict guilty, and sentenced to five days imprisonment in the city jail, and to pay the costs. John Hopkins, a boy, was tried on the charge of picking the