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The Daily Dispatch: March 27, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
John Ryan, Daniel Wrenn, and John Butter, were carried before the Mayor yesterday to answer the consequences resulting from a general "bender," indulged in by them Saturday night and Sunday. Witnesses in the case ascribed to them the commission of a considerable amount of lawlessness, embraced under the common heading of drunkenness, fighting, and disorderly conduct. Daniel Wrenn drew a pistol on Robt. S. Thompson, bar-keeper for Edwin W. Ussher, keeper of the Grapes Saloon; and Ryan, Ryan, and the others, pounded the unfortunate mixer of liquors "without sufficient cause," and in a manner which was decidedly detrimental to his good looks, on his attempting to get off. After "clearing out" the Grapes Saloon, and putting its proprietor in great bodily fear, the parties proceeded to Thomas M. Granger's, on 23d street, and enacted similar doings, to the disgust of the proprietor, and the using-up of his water-gutter and door. Inasmuch as Morris Wilcher, John Chappell, and Jos. Fordse