Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-09
LOCAL ITEMS, LIMITED.
Incidents of a Day in Two Cities CONDENSED
for Ready Reading,

Incidents of Day in Two Cities CONDENSED
for Ready Reading.
THROUGH THE JoHNsTowN FLOOD" is the
title of q new volume Just issued through
Messrs. P. J. Fleming q Co., of this city. It
has been prepared and published at the request
of Governor Beaver and prominent citizens of
Johnstown Dy Rev. ID. ]. Beale, d. D., a sur
vivor and is q valuable record Of the disaster
as well as an authentic chronology of the un-
identified dead, each body being so mfnutely
described as to enable friends and relatives to
identify lost ones.
OWING to serious landslide on the Wheel
ing division of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road, early Friday night some of the trains
were over eight hours late. The Wheeling ex-
press, due here at P. M, did not arrive until 5
O'Clock yesterday morning. A transfer train
was made up and sent out from this city.
SUSAN GREEN will have hearing before
Alderman Reilly on Wednesday afternoon on q
charge of maintaining disorderly house on
Seventh avenue. The Information was made by
Marion ackson. a neighbor, who claimed that
the, place is the scene of disordefly conduct
singing and dancing, day and night.
HUGHES & G9AwTHRoP, the agents for the
Thomson-Houston Electric Company, will to-
morrow begin the work of reftting the Monon-
gahela House with new system of electric ap-
pliances. The cost Of the work will be S. 600.
and 1t Is expected to complete it within so
days.
JOHN KELLY, a brother of Officer Patrick
Kelly, of the Thirtieth ward station, was run
over and killed by q acknowledgements train
on the Lake Erie road at Cork'S Run yesterday
morning. He was aged about S years.
THE three men, Engineer Bush, Fireman Lewis
Burcher and Baggageman u saac Ingles, who
were injured in the accident On the Baltimore
and Ohio near Ohio Pyle on Friday night, were
said to be improving rapidlYlast night
IL
down flight of steps in q house on Old ave-
nue. last evening and dislpcated her leg. She
was removed to the Homeopathic Hospital,
PTTsBURG LODGE. No III, B. P. o. E., will
hold one of its enjoyable social services this
evening for members and professionals only
Some very fine talent is to be displayed.
PETRo RENDA, sentenced by the Jefferson
county court to four years and three months
imprisonment for shooting with In tent to kill
was brought to Riverside yesterday,
R, II. LoEGMAN is preparing the map for the
Allegheny Committeeo on Gas, showing the loca-
tion of the circuits, towers and mast arms of
the Allegheny electric light plant.
J. B. ALLEN, resident Of the Bluff, while
jumping from Fifth ayenue cable car at Mar
ion street last night slipped and sustained pain
full injuries to back and head.
THE stable of Mr.. Riddle, on Penn avenue
near Dallas, was burned yesterday afternoon.
line QOISee auu Hdhuc6o Ncf6 Saved The loss
was about S400
RKY. G. JENKINS will this evening address
the Sons of Temperance, at No. 6S Ohio street.
Allegheny, and the singing will be by colored
jubilee choir.
SERGEANT JOHN BEST, Of the Nineteenth
ward station house, and Joseph McElhaney. of
the Fourteenth ward station, ar laid up with
the grip"
THOMAS LANIGAF, employed at the Edgar
Thomson Steel Works, had his right leg frac.
tured yesterday BY large cog wheel falling on
him.
Mr.. AND MRS. J. NJ. MoOAFDLRss Of 44l0
Liberty avenue, yesterday buried their son
James, an unusually bright and l0veable child
THE subcommittee Of the Allegheny Street
Committee did not have quorum last evening
and adjourned until next Tuesday evening.
sLEIGHIEe parties took advantage of their
one opportunity last evening. The East End
streets we're thronged with them.
POLICEMAN JOHN GERBER. OF Alierheny.
was fined $40 and costs yesterday BY Mayor
Pearson for beating his wife.