Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-10
LOCAL ITEMS, LIMITED

Incidents of Day In Two Cities Condensed
for Ready Reading.
Mr.. GEORGE B. HILL went East last night.
CONGRESSMAN E. 8. OSBORNE. of Wilkes
barre, is at the Monongahela House.
CHARLES CoNNoRs, a painter. fell of a
house on Dallas avenue yesterday and broke
his arm.
CHIEF JUSTICE FULLER passed through the
Union depot last night on his way from WASH
ington to Chicago.
FIFTY children will be brought down from
Oakmont Country Home for the Poor to-day,
and 81 will go up tomorrow.
THE Trinity Lutheran Sunday school picnic
will be held to-day at Ross Grove. Trains
leave Fedetal street station.
YESTERDAY lis Indians were in the city on
their way West from Carlisle, Pa, to spend the
school vacation. They were all fairly edu-
Gated.
THE newly-elected officers of Battery B,
Fourteenth and Eighteenth Regiments must
be inspected by the Examining Board in the
Monongahela House, July Is. at $50 P. M.
MICHAEL LoCHovITCH. who lives on Muriel
street, near Thirteenth, Southside. was badly
burned yesterday while lighting a fire with
oil. The house was damaged by fire also
Mr.. ]. e. SCOTT, of Robinson street, ALE
gbeny, was robbed yesterday of about Is old
French and German coins. They were very
valuable. and were highly priced by Mr.. Scott.
THE Society for the Improvement of the
Poor Heretofore has had more money than was
needed. but the donations for the Fresh Air
Fund have not been so numerous this summer.
CHARLEY HARDY, Isaac Dickson. c. F.
Docdord and John Mckee will have a hearing
tonight before Alderman Heinrichs for selling
liquor without licenses. McKeeis also charged
with gambling.
AMAN afflicted with typhoid fever was re-
moved by the Allegheny police patrol wagon
from SO Harrow street to the Allegheny Cen
eral Hospital. The City Hall wagon refused to
carry the man.
ADAM TRAUTMAN, the well-known South
side grocer. went to New York few days ago
and was taken suddenly i'll in that city Yes
terday DIR. NJ. A. Arnholt, of the Southside,
left for New York to attend Mr.. Trautman.
AT 4l2 yesterday afternoon an alarm was
81 mt In from box 81, caused by fire in A. W.
Wainwright's frame kitchen on De Sofa street,
Oakland. The fire was caused by defective
fiue, and quite hole was burned In the roof.
DETECTIVE CoULsoN started last night for
Columbus to bring back Robert Seals the col
ored man. who ran off Monday night with 500
belonging to Belle Wedlock, and gold watch
and chain belonging to Mary Graham, lady
friends Of his.
WHILE driving q team down Ravine street.
Allegheny, yesterday afternoon. Henry Ochsen-
running off, He was severely hurt about the
legs and body and had to be removed to his
home nSpring Garden avenue in the patrol
wagon.
THE residence of Fred ]. Heinz, of the firm
of Heinz Bros & Co., at No. A South Fifteenth
street, was entered by burglars between and
o'clock yesterday morning. An entrance was
gained through a window in the rear. Two sill
yer Watches, two gold rings, cuff buttons, SO
in money and the keys to the office and safe
were stolen.
WILLIAM JENNERs was committed to jail
last night by Alderman McMasters on a charge
Ct larceny, preferred by Thomas Archibald,
down town saloonkeeper, who alleges that
Jenners stole $65 from the bar in his saloon
during the Temporary absence Of the bartender.
Hearing on next Tuesday.
THOMAS CARSON, a well-known contractor
OF Allegheny, was leading horse along Char
tiers street yesterday, when the animal ran OF
and dragged him . considerable distance. Mr..
Carson was cut about the head, and received
several bad bruises about the body and head.
and had to be assisted home.