Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-06
LATE LOCAL BREyITIBs.
Last Nights GIeauings Of Little News Item
From Both Cries.

Last Nights Glcanings Of Little News Items
From Both Cries.
Hon. JOHN ". ROSE, of Johnstown, was in
the city yesterday.
CITY ASSESSOR FRANK CASE went to At
lantic City last night
HARRY DARLINGTON and Chief Elliott left
for New York last evening"
ALDERMAN CASSIDY will mako public TO-
day, the decision in the Douglass-Hall case.
JAMES SMITH, carpenter. fell from build
ing ON Spring Garden avenue, Allegheny, yes
terday and broke an arm.
GRIP broke on car No. IS, Of the PittsburR
Traction Company's line on South Hiland
avenue and delayed travel for about one-half
hour.
WILLIAM SIKE1. was committed TO jail last
night by Alderman Maneese on . charge Of
selling liquor without license. ]. d. bauder Is
the prosecutor.
JOHN PATosKY, employed at the Lucy Fur
mace. had his leg broken by falling through a
trestle work yesterday. He was removed 10
his home on Fifry-hrst street.
ALDERMAN CALLxN, of Allegheny, last
night committed ]. w. Evans and Casper
Steinberner to jail for hearing to-day on a
charge of larceny, preferred by Harriet a Dds
LILLE BUSH, aged years, living at l29 East
street, Allegheny. was run over by carriage
in front of her home yesterday. and her leg was
broken. Dr. p. w. Heron attended to her IN
juries.
Z AN inquest will be held this sevening upon the
body Of William Dalse, brakeman, VINO
was struck and killed by train at Plum creek
yesterday. and who leaves y family residing
upon Stanton avenue.
]. G. NIGHTINGALE, John Brown and ]. X.
Branch were arrested by Officer Hildebrecht
at the corner of Wylic and Fifth avenues, last
night They are all colored and are charged
with disorderly conduct.
THOMAS HUGHES, laborer in the Pitts
burg Tube Works. had his right hand badly
crushed BY large Pipe falling on T H snl,s Mas
attended by DR.. Christler.
ANNIE MAGILL is charged before Alderman
Shafer with running a speak-easy. 1t Is al
legged that her speak-easy was located on Mint
alley between South Ninth and South Tentn
streets. A warrant was issued for her arrest.
THE ladies' department of the g. A. R relief
work for the Johnstown sufferers will meet at
6o'clock this evening in the University ouildi
ing to settle up business, pursuant to can
issued by Mrs. Carrie v. Sheriff, State Pres1-
dent of the department.
PETER JOYCE was arrested in Temperance
vile last night for prolonging the Fourth OF
July injudiciously. He put up $50 as forfeit
and received his liberty, and started Just where
he left of. He will explain matters this morn
ing to the Police Magistrate.
THERE are 200 patients at the West Penn
Hospital at present. The regular capacity OF
the institution is ITO The typhoid fever pa
tieuts are being brought in now, but Superin-
tendent Cowen stated that he did not expect
as many cases as In previous years.
MARY EDWARDS who lives on Pride street,
made an information before Alderman Maneese
yesterday, charging her husband, Morgan Ed.
wards with assault. battery and broomstick on
her head. He was arrested and committed to
jail, in default of $500 bail for hearing to-day
ALDERMAN SCHAFER committed John
Laffey to jail yesterday. in default Of $500 bail
for trial at court on charges of selling liquor
without license and selling on Sunday. Laffey
is alleged to have kept a speak-easy IN Pine
alley. between South Ninth and South Tenth
streets.
SUIT was entered before Alderman Porter
yesterday by John More, charging Mary More,
his wife, with aggravated assault and battery
1t is alleged that during family misunder
standing the defendant was knocked down
with a rolling pin. A hearing viii be held
Tuesday.