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The Daily Dispatch: September 17, 1862., [Electronic resource], Pope and the Indians. (search)
yor's Court, Sept. 16th, 1862. --The following cases were disposed of by his Honor this morning; Commonwealth vs. John Gough. John Brennan being sworn, testified that Gough was at his house at a late hour on Sunday night, and refused to leave Gough was at his house at a late hour on Sunday night, and refused to leave it, although repeatedly ordered to do so. The next morning he discovered that two of his coats, a pair of boots, and several other articles of clothing, were missing, and found the boots on Gough's feet. Gough being unable to account for the remainGough's feet. Gough being unable to account for the remainder of the clothing, was remanded for examination before the Hustings Court. The next case was that of — Saunders, charged with an attempt to extort money, by threats of violence, from an Italian shopkeeper. Michael Raffo testified that he camGough being unable to account for the remainder of the clothing, was remanded for examination before the Hustings Court. The next case was that of — Saunders, charged with an attempt to extort money, by threats of violence, from an Italian shopkeeper. Michael Raffo testified that he came into the shop and called for cider, for which he paid, and replaced the change in his pocketbook. After a few minutes he returned, exclaiming that he had left a pocket-book, containing $47, on the counter. Raffo denying all knowledge of it, Saun