Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-08-02
LOCAL ITEMS, LIMITED.
Incidents off Day In Two Cities Condensed
for Rendy Reading.

Incidents OF a Day In Two Cffies Condensod
for Ready Reading.
A soUTHsIDE German was fined by Judge
Brokaw. and Sergeant McCleary went home
with the man to get his fine, The prisoner took
key from the door and unlocked a cabinet
and took key from II. Both were used to
open a trunk. In the bottom Of the trunk was
a key which unlocked an other trunk. In the
bottom of the last under pile of clothing was
o dinner bucket with a tray in 1t, and under
the tray was large sum In notes The money
was well hidden.
part of the judiciary. returned yesterday from
the annual encampment on Sparrow Lake.
Canada. The members spotted a number of
American defa ulters, among them the $4,000
absconding bank teller of Butler, and the late
treasurer of Cleveland. The former is a clerk
treasurer is existing magnihcently.
JOSEPH McGREGoR is colored, and his wife.
Mary, white. Mary got booty, and, in conse-
quence, came before Alderman Porter. Officer
Packer attempted to take her to the Twelfth
ward sta tion yesterday but she went to sleep
on his hands, and his efforts to awake her
attracted 500 people She was finally carted
away in patrol wagon.
JAM Es GABLE, aged so years. q brakeman on
a tube works shifter, while attempting to make
q coupling on a curve yesterday morning, was
caught and crushed to death. Owing to the
position Of the approaching cars the drawheads
passed each other, thus causing the squeeze.
A NUMBER of druggists were at the
Recorders Office yesterday. under the i'm
preston that that was the proper place to reg
lister as pharmacists. They were all instructed
place TO apply. To-day is the last day.
CONTRARY to expectation, the new broom in
dustry at the Riverside Penitentiary was not
given trial yesterday, owing to a discovery Of
several defects in the arrangements 1t is very
likely, however, that either to-day or tomorrow
trial will be made.
HENRY STENKEL was exonerated by Alder
man Foley yesterday Of the charge of assault
and battery preferred by Elizabeth Webbe.
Mr.. Stenkel was not out sl1if-riding with the
woman, and he claims that, under lust provo
cation, he showed her of his boathouse.
WHEN the Randall Club hold their annual
fete next Wednesday, at Silver Lake Grove it
will be preceded by a parade of the various
county Democratic clubs. The route will be
Sixth avenue to Grant, Fifth avenue and Mar
ket street.
UNITED STATES DEPUTY MARSHAL CHAM
BERs left yesterday for Altoona, to bring back
John Sipes, who was arrested there, after
jumping 81. 900 bail, and is under indictment for
counterfeiting in Clear1eld and Blair counties.
CAPTAIN RICHARD BRoPHY intimates that
Mr.. Adam PAUL, wasn't very much robbed.
1t is held that to carry s4OO worth of clothing
wagon would be needed. and the police on the
beat say they didn't see any.
STREET COMMISSIONER HUNTER is making
1t decidedly lively for people who have rigs
standing on Duquesne way. In the last raid
three horses, two buggies and milk wagon
were captured.
MANY Southsiders refuse to use the natural
gas meters of the Philadelphia Gas Company,
and are transferring their patronage to the
Manufacturers' Gas Company, which does not
use meters.
THE W. & Devices Wood Company has Sc.
cured $4,000 of the stock of the McKeesport
Railway Company. The road will be electri-
fed and extended across the river to Drayos-
burg.
IT Ii denied that typhoid fever is sufficiently
prevalent in Spring Garden borough to create
panic. One man. E. NJ. Lenzer, died, and there
are four other cases, but none said to be seri-
GUS.
THE Board of Awards will meet tomorrow
afternoon to let q number OF contracts, and 1t
Is expected that the Forbes street paving
trouble will be amicably settled.
A BOY named Anthony Carollski fell yester-
day on the P.,V. & c. r. r. and broke his arm
He was taken to his home on Marion street,
Southside.
THE Mark Twain Rod and Gun Club will
leave on Sunday night for Clayton, near the
Thousand Isles, and stay in camp for month.
IT 1s said there Is now no doubt that all the
Exposition bonds will be taken. Manager
Johnston was busy assigning space yesterday.
THE 2+inch pipes for Oliver Bros. natural
gas line, running from Bellevernon to the
Southside. are being strung along the line.
LEWIS SHELLowITrz, Of Fifty second street.
and Mrs Bicker are charged with selling liquor
without license. the latter in Allegheny.
PAUL ANrENoR was thrown from horse in
Allegheny, yesterday, and had his arm badly
hurt. He was taken to the hospital.
THE Guarantee Company of North America
has paid 81, 0O0, the amount of Harry FIann's
bond. to the Marine National Bank.
The Monongahela Gas Company has laid
5000 feet of gas main, beginning at Maple creek
and working toward the Southside.
GEORGE w. RICE, Chief Engineer of the
Citizens Traction Company, has been made
superintendent.
THE Finance Committee failed to secure
quorum yesterday.