Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-11
LOCAL ITEMS, LIMITED.
Incidents of a Day in Two Cities Condensed
for Ready Reading.

Incidents of Day in Two Cities Condensed
for Ready Reading.
THE Mayor must sign, veto or permit the
Diamond street widening ordinance to become
a law tomorrow.
Mr.. T. w. ALDRICH, Of the firm of E. B.
Foss & Co., one of the largest lumber concerns
in Michigan. arrived in the city yesterday.
A. B. STEVENSON, ESQ.,, and Prof. Edward
Twitmyer, the latter late principal of the Brad
dock schools, are arranging for months tour
in Montana
Mr.. GRAY, the General Freight Agent of
the Panhandle Railroad. of Columbus, O., and
his family, arrived in the city last night en-
route for New York.
HARRY SHINGLEDIEH, employed at the
Allegheny Locomotive Works. had his foot
crushed by a weight falling upon it, yesterday.
He was taken to his home on Locust street,
Allegheny.
GENERAL MANAGER CHARLES G. BROWN,
of the Penn Incline Plane Company, goes to
Johnstown tomorrow to distribute Sl75, the
proceeds of the concert given by the employees
of his company.
ANTONIO ANTIzoNo stopped running when
Detective Gumbert fired several shots at him
as fugitive from arrest on Frankstown ave-
nue., East End, yesterday morning. Ee was
wanted for assault, and he knew it.
THE case of Isador Fox, the young man ar
rested Saturday evening on the charge of theft,
preferred by Kaufman & Bros. which was to
have been heard yesterday afternoon before
Alderman McKenna, was postponed on account
of the absence of the witnesses.
A FREIGHT wreck occurred yesterday morn
ing at 7:l0 o'clock at Nimick station on the Pam
handle road. Much damage was done, but no
lives were lost. Engineer Stewart, of No. SO
engine, and his fireman Jumped. The engineer
sprained his ankle and the fireman was some
what cut and bruised.
rxxr C;vtl, Draehvtar;ap Churob Cr,do-
school, over 500 strong, went to Idlewild, on
she Ligonier branch of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road for a picnic yesterday. The Sunday
school of st. Peters Episcopal Church went to
and the Sunday school of the Third U. p
Church of PittsDurg, about 800 in number,
went to Hutton.
BLANCHE SCOTT was arrested yesterday on
a charge of larceny by bailee of a ring valued
at 81. belonging to Mollie Rodgers She gave
bail for hearing on Saturday before Alder
man Cassidy. William J. McAteer is charged
before Alderman Cassidy with the larceny of a
avenue, and belonging to r. ]. Thomas. A
war; rant was issued.
SEVERAL of the retail liquor dealers have
decided to make one more attempt to get their
license and consultation was held by the at
torneys interested in their cases in order to de-
eide what papers it will be necessary to pre-
pare for the inspection of court. At that meet
ing it was decided to push the claims Of a few
of the refused applicants, and the necessary
papers are now being drawn up.
JAMES w. BREEN brought suit against A.
Brethauer and Henry Kinaline yesterday. for
conspiracy and misdemeanor. The suit was
entered before Alderman McKenna. The de-
PENDANTS are the same parties who were sued
civilly on Tuesday for $4,000 damages by the
same prosecutor. The trouble grew out OF a
transaction involving the sale OF some property
and defendants are alleged TO have approached
a viewer, appointed by the Court, to make as.
sessments on q road in Ross township. and en-
dea7ored 10 have him change his report