Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-23
LOCAL ITEMS. LIMITED.
Incidents of n Day In Two Cities Condensed
for Ready Reading,

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WILLIAM JACKSON was Jailed in the
Fourteenth ward station yesterday. for reck-
less driving. He was in a buggy and collided
with barouche at the corner of Brady street
and Second avenue The shaft of the barouche
injured Jackson's horse SO badly that it will
have to be killed. A liveryman named Schlock
of Soho. owned the turnout. Jackson's father
left deposit for his sons appearance for
hearing this morning.
INSPECTOR MCALEESE had a telegram from
Leetonia yesterday asking him to arrest Martin
Kearns for attempted murder. The sender
of the message was Mary Dickson, who was
arreste for larceny here some weeks ago. and
sent home to her parents by Inspector Nc.
Aleese. A telegram was sent asking for de-
scription of Kearns.
OFFICER Tom PAISLEY arrested Frank
Nolan, aged II years, yesterday, at his home on
First street, for completely in robbing de.
livery wagon in the East End a few days apo
Nolan is said to have sold watch. identified
as part of the stolen goods.
INSPECTOR MCALEESE received telegram
from the Chief of Police at Buffalo, stating
that man named 1. W. Burns had died there
on Saturday night, who was an ex-saloon
keeper of PittSburg. None of the police can
remember him.
AT the Seventeenth ward station house yes
terday Magistrate Brush disposed of six cases.
while at the Twelfth ward station Magistrate
McKenna heard 16 cases. They were all of the
common order, and the sentences were ac-
cordingly light.
JOHN BENNER was arrested for climbing
upon some trestle work to view the corner
stone laying at the Polish Church yesterday. and
for refusing to come down at the call of an
officer. He lives at 104 Washington street.
Southside.
AN Italian, named Sandy Muracus engaged
in a quarrel with another man on Wvl,e
avenue, was arrested for disorderly conduct
He tried to use knife. but was lodged in the
Eleventh ward station before he could do So
MARSHAL DEMMLER, of Aurora, Ill. ar.
rived here last night TO take in charge David
Noble the Union News agent who was ar.
rested here for an Aurora robbery DemmIar
will leave with his prisoner tomorrow.
ON Friday evening. October II, Arsenal
Lodge No. 29l, of the Independent Order of
Good Templars, will give an entertainment for
the benefit of the lodge in the Metropoiitan
Hail. Forty-third and Butler streets.
HERNY JANET, whom Officer Carroll ar
rested on Saturday night for disorderly con.
duct at circus on the Southside was yester.
day fined SIS and costs on both charges. He
paid his fines.
THE Young Peoples Association of the
Wylie Avenue United Presbyterian Church in
tend to give an entertainment on October II
1t will be of musical and literary character
THE shanty boat dwellers along the ALE.
gheny river have been given 10 days notice tn
get out and seek other places to live in. MANY
of them are defiant and will not go.
YESTERDAY afternoon, while Eddie Dunn
aged 13 years. was playing in wagon at Twen,
ty-seventh street, he fell out and broke h;s
arm near the shoulder.
]. 81. CARTER, John Ross, Henry Baylev and
James Adonnis were arrested last night for
disorderly conduct and lodged in the Eleventh
ward station.
A MAN created considerable excitement IN
the Twelfth ward by shooting three times at
a dog. The cause of the shooting was not ren.
orally known.
]. b. BALTIMORE who pummeled Sam Free
with loaded cane on Wylie avenue Saturdav
night was sent to jail yesterday.