Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-18
LOCAL ITEMS, LIMITED.
Incidents of n Day in Two Cities Condensed
for Ready Reading.

Incidents oil q Day IN Two Cities Condensed
| for Ready Reading.
| THE young ladies of East Bellevue Presby.
| terian Church will hold strawberry and ice
| cream festival in the church, Thursday even.
| ing, June 20.
The grip on an East Liberty car, Citizens
Traction line, ran into the vault at the power
house last evening. Travel on the cable line
| was delayed nearly an hour.
LIZZIE CRANEY. a young girl aged Is years,
| living on the Southside, was arrested yesterday
| by Detective Eichenlaub for incorrigibility.
| She will be sent to Morganza by her father.
AN Italian laborer named Dontico Curako,
| 80 years old, had his leg fractured by falling
| from car at the Castle Shannon depot yester-
day. He was removed to the Southside Hos
| pital.
ON Wednesday, July Is, the lodges of Odd
Fellows on the north side of the rivers will
picnic at Forest Grove, on the Pittsburg and
Western Railroad. Over 1000 are expected to
attend.
A PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD car, loaded
with Ligonier blackstone, jumped the track
yesterday morning at East Liberty The stone
was thrown about in all directions. The acci-
dent was caused by broken axle.
A LABoRER named William Freeman fell
over a 10 foot bank yesterday at the Catholic
College brick yard, on Boyd street, severely
attended him at his home.
TEDDY HANLAN. Charles O'Connor and
John Doyle ran away from st. Paurs Orphan
Asylum yesterday morning, and kept their
courage up until they reached Sharpsburg
Rev. Father Grace took the lads to the asylum
last evening.
FRANK HENRY was arrested yesterday on a
charge of entering building with intent to
commit felony, preferred against him by Mrs.
TVA. 49, n
Henry was committed to jail in default of $500
bail for hearing Tuesday.
CHIEF BIGELow has on exhibition in his
Office large photograph of street in Buffalo,
N. Y, paved with asphalt blocks. 1t shows the
street full of holes. 1t is the kind of pavement
Allegheny City wants, and Mr.. Bigelow says he
would not have it at any price.
WILLIAM HARRISON had gang of men
dragging the Ohio river back of Woods mill,
yesterday afternoon. in search for the body of
Miss Jennie Coates, who was drowned on Sun
day Harrison was with Miss Coates at the
time of the accident. The body was not re-
covered.
CHARLES LEE, a colored boy, had his leg
broken while jumping from moving wagon in
Manchester, yesterday. The boys foot was
caught in the wheel and the leg pulled out of
place. The injured lad was taken to his home,
corner of Manhattan and Adams street, in the
patrol wagon.
The friends of W. s. Fandersmith. of No.
25O5 Penn avenue, are greatly worried over his
sudden and rather mysterious disappearance.
Three days since young man, unknown to
Fandersmith's relatives, called at the house
and said he was wanted at the Union station.
Nothing has since been heard of either party.
A MOCK murder trial was held by the St
Augustine literary society last night in the hall
on Thirty-seventh street. F. V. McMuller and
A. w. Leibler represented the defendant, and
secured a verdict of acquittal. Messrs. Behen
and Shoffer were the Commonweal.h's repre-
sentatives, and Rev. Father Arenius presided
as Judge.