Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-05
LOCAL ITEMS, LIMITED.
Incidents of Day in Two Cities Condensed
for Ready Reading.

Incidents of Day in Two Cities Condensed
for Ready Reading.
JOSEPH BERNSTEIN was held for court il
default of $500 bail by Alderman Succop yes
terday. on a charge of larceny by bailee, pre-
ferred by Phillip Marcuson. The latter is q
out lot of books and pictures to sell and
failed to return them or their equivalent in
money.
ALBERT JONES was placed in jail last night
to await a hearing Saturday before Alderman
Porter on a charge of larceny. Annie Robinson
| alleges that he went to her room on Stockholm
avenue, broke open her trunk and stole cloak
| and other articles from it.
S. +. COOPER made information before Alder
man McMasters yesterday against Magma
| Gala, labor boss on the new bridge beng
built at Beck's Run. 1t is alleged Gala struck
the defendant in the face with a chisel and
knocked his teeth loose.
LAST night Alderman Leslie held Lena Mast
and Norgrave Snyder in $500 bail each for court
on charges of assault and battery They reside
in jo-boats on the Allegheny river near Herr's
Island, and got into row, which resulted in
cross suits.
WILLIAM SMINK, who was charged before
Alderman McGurey Of the Southside, with
bigamy by Mrs. Elizabeth Viarheller. appeared
before the Alderman last night, waived hear
ing and gave bail in the sum of 81, 500 for trial
at court
AT supper time last evening Susie Dickson,
aged II years. lifted kettle full of boiling
water OF the stove, at her home, No. 2S0S
Smallman street, and scalded herself badly on
the breast and arms. Her case is serious.
DURING heavy thunder storm at Freeporl
of No. still belonging to Guckenheimer. The
bricks OF the building were scattered all over
the place. Damage was slight.
HENRY DAsKIN. an orphan II years old. who
lived with his grandmother at No. 2SO4 Penn
avenue, was arrested last night on charge OF
stealing IS from the store Of Mrs. Dagnell, No.
2647 Penn avenue.
CHARLES DoNAHoo, a roller in Carnegie's
Thirty-third street mill, was arrested and COM
mitted to Jail by Alderman Leslie yesterday on
serious charge preferred by girl named
Ellen O'Heran.
JAMES BRAEs while crossing the West Penn
track at Sharpsburg last evening, was struck
by an engine and badly injured. The COM
pany's doctor was called and he dressed the
mans wounds
THE remains of A. B. Lewis, a lawyer of Aber.
deem, Dakota, passed through the city yester-
day morning for the home of the deceased in
Indiana, Pa, where the interment will take
place to-day.
CHRIST BEERS, a resident of Nixon street,
Frankstown, died at his home suddenly yester-
day, it is presumed from heart disease. The |
Coroner was notified and will hold an inquest
this morning.
CATHERINE MCCARTHY yesterday charged |
James Beck with grievously assaulting her s.
year-old child. The parties live in German al |
ley. 1t is alleged Beck attacked him and beat |
him
MARTIN DURTKE, a Hungarian was brought |
to the West Penn Hospital last night, suffering |
from serious injuries received from the falling |
OF a crane bucket near Conemaugh.
Az; ;pFo
yesterday, charging Debold Moneyold with |
forgery. Moneyold was arrested and held for
hearing tomorrow.
GEORGE EBERHART, rs years old, was found
dead in his bed at his home in Mulberry alley
yesterday morning The Coroner decided an |
inquest unnecessary.
WILLIAM HASTINGS was brought to Jail
from Baldwin'township last night on a charge
OF theft. He is accused of stealing S3l from
William Brawdy.
THE fifth annual excursion and basket mic.
mic Of Star Of Liberty Castle No. lo2, A OK
of the q. O., will be given at Rock Point on
September Il
A MEETING Of the delegates to the Widows
and Orphans Home will be held in ALLEGHENY
September Ii to adopt a charter. by laws ETC.,
for the home.
MEAD c. CARPENTER, of Gray's Mills.
Crawford county. lost an envelope containing
sllI on smlthneld street yesterday afternoon.
YESTERDAY a Pole named JawasKo was
overcome by the heat while at work in the
Black Diamond Steel Works.
THE meeting at which DR.. Campbell will
speak this afternoon in the Y NJ G. A. Hall
will be open to everybody.
An UNKNOWN old man, supposed to have
been a tramp, was killed near Mansfield bv
second No. last night.
THE Committee on Surveys will meet this
afternoon.