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Green Bay Advocate
Thursday, January 4, 1877

              A SCAMP CAPTURED - On Tuesday evening of last week,
            at St. Patrick's church fair at Klaus Hall, a set of
            furs worth $30 was stolen from Miss MARY HEALY. One
            JOHN W. MICHOT was suspected of the theft, arrested
            next day and taken before D. HUNT, Esq., Ft. Howard,
            where he confessed the crime and stated that he had
            traded off the furs at the house of bad repute kept
            by TOM DOYLE. An officer found the furs there and
            restored them. MICHOT was bound over to appear at
            the Circuit Court, but at this juncture Sheriff
            BONG had an order to return him to the Reform
            School, from which he was out on a ticket of leave.
            It was thought best to return him and save costs
            to the county. On opening his valise a lot of
            old letters were found addressed to ALBERT GRAY
            and others of the GRAY family, that he had pur-
            loined in some manner, but they were of no
            great consequence. The scamp is originally
            from Depere.
            
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