Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-16
LOCAL ITEMS, LIMITED.

Incidents of n Day in Two Cities Condensed
for Ready Reading.
COLONEL SAM H. CHURCH, of Columbus, is
at the Anderson Hotel.
DRILLING was commenced yesterday on the
Citizens well in North Park, Allegheny.
ALBERT JOHNSTON, a b. 81 10. brakeman,
had two fingers crushed at Soha yesterday,
Mr. II. w. HARTMAN, of Bower Falls went
East last night on an extended yachting trip.
HERMAN AND GEORGE WESTINGHOUSE,
with their families left foY New York last
evening in special car. M
CARROLL and Arch stree and Stockton ave-
nue.. Allegheny. are now be ing torn up for the
purpose of laying large wa er pipes
A PARALYzED tramp WI found lying along
the B. & o. road at Lindfh station. He was
taken to the Homeopathy Hospital.
osBEY STARK was art ested by Officers Clark
and Murphy yesterday. FHe is charged with
stealing two watches frQm j. G. Marks, an Alle-
gheny jeweler.
A STILL alarm waA sent in yesterday for q
fire in the Carnegie building. 1t was extin-
guished by Babcdck. A small gasoline ex-
plosion caused it.
PATRICK MANNIEG, who was sunstruck last
Saturday in Allegheny, had relapse, and was
placed in a padded cell in the lookup to keep
him from injury.
last week-an increase of three over the pre-
ceding week. Thirty-four were children un-
der 10 years of age.
CAPTAIN ]. K LANAHAN. of the st. James
Hotel. said last hight that he had received no
clue to his stolen money, but that he had lost
no sleep over it's disappearance.
THE grip on cable car No. 2l1. Citizens Trac-
tion line, ran ihto tho vault at the power house
at o'clock yesterday afternoon, and occa-
oiA Anada o. nfr rlv an hnrI
ONLY one steer out of 500, 900 cattle received
at the East End stockyards last month has
shown signs of disease. Lump jaw was the
sickness. The animal was killed.
CoNsTAB1jE PACK ER. of Alderman Porter's
office, states that e. w. Dunn. of Shadyside.
is not in the city. 1t is the determination OF
the Constable to arrest him if possible.
THE priests of the Pittsburg and Allegheny
dioceses commenced their annual spiritual re-
treat vest tcrday at the Franciscan Monastery
at Loretta 1t will continue two weeks.
BUILDING INSPECTOR BROWN issued per-
mits for so new houses yesterday, to be erected
on Dinwiddie street. They will cost $4,000
and will occupy the site of the old Lippincot
school factofy.
DR.. J. A. OLDsHUE, of Fifth avenue City
Physician. will depart tomorrow morning for
New York, whence he sails for Europe Sat
urday. He will go direct to Southern France,
and remain all summer.
JOHN T. LfTLE. OF tne City Assessors once.
departed Saturday with his mother and sister,
II ettie, for Norwich, Conn.,, and the seashore
Mr.. Lytle will return in about two weeks and
the others win probably return about Septem-
Der i.
CHARLES BELLMAN, employed at Frauen-
helm & Vilsack's brewery, was struck on the
head by q heavy weight of iron which fell from
a shelf yesterday In the brewery engine room.
His skull was fractured by the accident. Bell
man lives on Thirty-seventh street.
E. MCAFEE, who resides on Main street, had
his hand badly crushed while fixing a portion
of the machinery on the 30-inch engine at
Howe, Brown Co.'S mill, Seventeenth street,
yesterday. The injury is of such serious ma
ture that it may necesstate the amputation of
q part of ths arm.