Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-07
LOCAL ITEMS, LIMITED.
Incidents of Day in Two Cities Condensed
for Ready Reading.

Incidents of n Day in Two Cities Condensed
for Ready Reading.
BOTH branches of City Councils meet Mon.
day afternoon.
THE CRUSADERS will hold an anniversary
tomorrow afternoon in the rooms of the Moor
head Union.
HARVEY HENDERSON, ESQ.,, will address a
temperance meeting in the Moorhead building
this afternoon.
THE Duquesne Grays met Friday evening
and decided to go into camp at Mt. Clemens,
Mich, in August.
GEORGE LENTz was severely burned about
the face and hands yesterday at the Eighteenth
ward vitriol works.
JOHN LANG, an employe of the Carbon Iron
Works. had his hand caught in a cogwheel
yesterday and severely crushed.
IT is reported the Allegheny Bessemer Steel
Company at Duquesns have struck gas enough
to run heir works at that place.
P. Il. CARR has been elected school director
in the Twenty-seventh ward, vice F. NJ. Immi-
Gus, who removed from the ward.
The County Prison Board met yesterday and
elected Dr. Chessrown Jail Physician, and Miss
Campbell was appointed Assistant Matron.
H. II. CLARK, JR, son of DR.. Clark, of Law
renceville, left Friday evening to attend the
Elders Ridge Academy, at Elders Ridge, Indiana
county.
W. w. PHILLIPS claims Martin Patterson
took some small cars from his grounds in the
East End. Martin hadn't $500 bail and was
sent to jail.
JOHN SMITH raised disturbance at the
Casino Museum yesterday afternoon, and was
locked up in the Central station by Special
Officer Flocker.
CAPTAIN W. R. JONES' General Manager of
the Edgar Thomson Steel Works, left last
night for Chicago on business connected with
his company.
Box 35 was sounded in Allegheny about
o'clock last evening for slight fire in the eel
lar of JOSIAH Cohen's residence on Fayette
street Allegheny.
MRS. L. D. BAILEY will address Constitu-
tional amendment meeting in the Centenary
Church, Wylie avenue and Kirkpatrick street.
tomorrow evening.
ALBERT OATES and William Smith quar-
relied in a stable. Smith struck Oates with
brick. so it is charged, aAd an assault and bat
terry suit Is the result.
COLONEL CHILL HAZARD, of MonongaheIa
City, goes to Detroit on Monday where ne will
speak in the Grand Opera House. Returning
he will lecture in Toledo.
QUINCY WAKEFIELD, the well-known bag.
gage checkman at the Union station is con-
fined to his home on Anderson street. Allie
gheny, with severe cold.
JOHN LETT, 25 years of age, was taken to the
West Penn Hospital yesterday from the Yards
of the Fl. Wayne Railroad. where he had his
leg crushed while coupling cars.
WILLIAM HARTz, who was arrested Friday
evening as a suspicious character, was dis
charged by Magistrate Gripp, as it was proven
he was in the employ of Captain Wishart.
REV. W. @. BURcHARD, of the Mcclure
Avenue Presbyterian Church, Allegheny, re-
turned last week from his visit to the Pacific
slope. His congregation gave him a reception.
JOHN ScErsENs, married man, 81 years
old. was rnn over yesterday in the Panhandle
Railroad yards and had his leg broken and sus-
tanned internal injuries. He was taken to the
West Penn Hospital.
THE oil portrait of Colonel Ruff in Gillespie's
window was painted by Prof. G. s. Fitzpatrick,
of Hazelwood. His work is highly compli-
mented. He has been pupil in the art schools
of New York. Paris and Munich.
JOHN EICHLENY made charge of entering
a building with felonious intent against George
Shields yesterday. 1t is alleged Shields forced
an entry into the Black Bear Hotel few nights
ago. He was sent to jail in default of bail
MRS. BARBARA DE ROLE. who was arrested
in Allegheny for keeping a disorderly house,
was sent to the workhouse yesterday, and her
children were taken in charge by Humane
Agent o 'Brien and taken to the Ridge Avenue
Orphan Asylum.