Thomas Fowler

Cincinnati Daily Enquirer, 8 March 1872, page 7

NEWPORT

Two soldiers named Mack Dooley and James Dugan created considerable disturbance by their disorderly conduct near the corner of York and Front streets, day before yesterday. They were drunk and used obscene language, exposed their persons and one of them flourished a huge knife and threatened to kill anybody who interfered with him.

Constable Thomas Fowler attempted to arrest them, but did not succeed until he called to his aid three or four policemen. The parties were before the Mayor yesterday and after hearing the testimony His Honor fined Dooley $10 including costs and Dugan $7.50.

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