Rochester, Monroe, N.Y.
Daily Democrat
Nov. 13, 1868
COURT RECORD
COURT OF SESSIONS - Judge FULLER and Associate Justices SHERRY and RICHMOND presiding. November 12
ADOLPHUS POB?HLE(?), indicted for assault with intent to commit a rape. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
the Penitentiary for six months.
Jacob D. SMITH, indicted for false pretences. Case put over the term.
James SLOAN, Brockport, assault and battery. Case put over the term.
Margaret O'BRIEN, setting fire to a barn. Trial postponed on account of the absence of a material witness, for
whom an attachment was issued.
Morris FARRELL and Michael McCARTHY, indicted for rape. Sworn over the term.
Martin YOUNGS, indicted for assault and battery. - Tried by jury and verdict of not guilty rendered.
This case is one where the circumstances were of a most aggravating nature. The plaintiff was assaulted by defendant
for indecently exposing his person.
Samuel FRAZEE and Patrick MURPHY, indicted for burglary in the third degree. On trial.
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POLICE COURT - BRYAN, P. J. - Nov. 12. -
Joseph BULL - drunk. Discharged
Klanson CLEMENT - drunk. Discharged
Catherine WHEELER - drunk. Gave bail for her good behavior.
Thomas MOORE - drunk. Discharged.
Eliza JUDSON - drunk. Required to give bail for her good behavior.
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SHAWL STOLEN
Yesterday morning a Mrs. LEWIS, of Mississippi, had a shawl stolen from her at the Central Depot sitting room.
A young woman who left the sitting room just previous to the time the shawl was missed, and who went on the Niagara
Falls train, was suspected of the theft.
A dispatch was sent to Spencerport to arrest the party. She had left the depot at that place and had gone to Parma.
A constable followed and proceeded to search the woman's house. He telegraphed back that he could not find a shawl
of any kind on the premises. The probability is that the suspected person is entirely innocent.
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BUFFALO MILITARY REVIEW
Gov. FENTON and staff, Adjutant Gen. HOWARD, Judge Advocate YOUNG, and Mayor ROGERS, reviewed the sixty-fifth and
seventy-fourth regiments of Buffalo yesterday on the terrace. The Governor and staff were mounted, the former wearing
citizen dress and the latter in uniform. The turn out and parade of the Buffalo military is said to have been very
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HOTEL THEFT
Some ungracious chap entered the room of John McFISHER in the Commercial Hotel, on Front street, yesterday afternoon,
and opening a trunk stole a coat and a pair of pantaloons.
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