Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-30
LOCAL ITEMS, LIMITED.
Incidents of a Day in Two Cities Condensed
for Ready Reading.


for Ready Reading.
GEORGE LANG charged Alas Bruno before
Alderman Hartman with keeping disorderly
house on McCord street, Twentyseventh ward.
Mrs. BruIt, who lives next door. states that
the defendant collects a Gro wd of Bavarians at
his house frequently and that they drink too
much beer and disturb the neighbors. Alder
man Hartman had to adjourn the hearing yes
terday unit, next Monday, as the witnesses all
appeared drunk before him.
ABOUT IL o'clock last night Officer John
Moore heard a pistol shot and woman's
screams at the rear of No. 5 Seventh street.
Upon investigating be found that James A
Dill, who lives at No. 5, had been expostulating
orally, and with a revolver, with his wife for
sisted until the patro, wagon arrived. He
claims he did not intend to shoot his wife, only
scare her.
GEORGE LoHR, butcher in the employ of
Simon Bonschuer, of South Twenty-second
street. made Information yesterday before Al
derman Succep, charging Nicholas Rech with
the larceny Of a rife. a butchers knife, a
pickle-tester and bell The defendant is also
a butcher, in the employ of Adam Bonschuer,
.brother of Simon. The defendant was ar
rested.
MISS ANNIE HAMILTON. young lady living
on Miltenberger street, was alighting from a
Fifth avenue cable car late Sunday evening.
when her dress caught on the car, which was
started, throwing her violently to the ground.
Before the car could be stopped she was
dragged short distance. Her dress was
ruined.
CHIEF BIGELow has sent the fountain to be
erected in the Arsenal grounds to its future
site. but as tine Government made the proviso
that sewer must be laid for overflow water,
the citizens of the Seventeenth ward. are out in
an appeal for sufficient funds to comply with
the conditions required.
+ba ,r;r, -rl,o ,r,.
by an explosion of oil at her home on Water
street yesterday. is at the Homeopathic Hos
pital and not expected TO recover. The physi-
clans say she inhaled the flame and is, besides.
badly burned externally.
The BARRIERS Union is after George Fackin.
ger, of Ferry street. for the misdemeanor EN-.
braced in shaving a customer on SUNDAY.
Alderman Cassidy takes q hand FRIDAY
evening.
FRANK MILLER, a boy aged 10 years, took a
fit on the corner of Wylie avenue and Elm
street yesterday afternoon. He was taken to
his home, No. IL Grove street, by the patrol
wagon.
YESTERDAY Edward Kramer and Andy
Huffman were charged by Peter Walter with
borrowing horse April % and failing to re-
turn 1t until it was foundered and unfit for use
T. w. KENNEDY tried to ride for nothing OF
traction car and knocked down an objecting
conductor. Kennedy is booked for explana.
tions at the Eleventh ward station house.
CHARLES OMMERT is wanted before Alder.
man Cassidy for having. as alleged, struck Mrs.
Matte Robinson, of 81 Water street, with a
cider bottle. rendering her unconscious.
THE Sunday school of the First United
Evangelical Protestant Church, Smitbfield
street, had great day at McKee's Rocks yes.
terday. Over 500 were on the grounds.
The Board of Viewers yesterday received
claims for damages in the opening of Rural
and Hampton streets, from HIland to Negley
avenues in the Nineteenth ward.
TWELVE old patrol and fire department
horses were sold yesterday morning and the
city realized Sl.3l2 50 on them. The highest
price paid for any horse was Sl75.
HENRY STURMAN, of Station street EN-.
ployed in Murphy & Diebold's lumber Yards.
East Liberty, was killed yesterday morning by
falling pile Of timber.
JOHN SULLIVAN, of Scranton, Pa, had his
eve injured bya blast from pudding furnace
The doctors at Mercy Hospital say that SuIli.
van must lose the eye.
A MR.. MURPHY. employed at the keystone
Bridge Works, had his right foot crushed last
night by rail falling upon it DIR. Clark ar.
tended Murphy
JOHN BoUTLEY, of Hamlin street, Allegheny,
tried to break up housekeeping and Ianguished
in the lookup immediately thereafter John
was drunk.
THE grade of Butler street. from Thirty.
ninth to Fortieth street, is being lowered, and
the work will likely be completed by Thursday.
THE Lapeer (Mich.) Sunday school sent IS 81,
the only contribution. to the Johnstown relief
h fund, yesterday.
TWENTY-FIVE prisoners were sent to Clare
mont yesterday. almost exhausting the supply
of handouts.
]. II. RoBB, of Mansfield, is in jail for draw.
ing revolver and threatening to kill his wife.
THE Patrick Shields who lost sls0 was not the
one of Main street. Sixteenth ward.