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The Cleveland Daily Plain Leader
Wednesday, 20 August, 1873

         JOHN KEEGAN, a sailor, was on Saturday taken into
       custody while suffering with delirium tremens. He
       was locked in the West Side police station and cared
       for as well as circumstances would permit. He appeared
       to improve steadily and on Monday seemed much better.
       At noon, however, he was found dead in his cell, hang-
       ing from a grating. Two sisters of the deceased are
       said to live in Brooklyn, New York.
       
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