Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-01
SUNDAYS SINNERS.
Big Grist From the Wheels of the Justice
MIlls-Jubilant Wedding Party Behind
the Bars-Kennedy, the Oil DriIIer, Dis

A Big Grisr From the Wheels of the Justice
| mills-Jubiant Wedding Party Behind
the Bars-Kennedy, the Oil DrilIer, Dis
| charged.
There were quite number of evil doers
in the police courts yesterday morning. At
the Central station there were SO cases, the
majority being common drunks and disor-
derlies. Ten were sent to the workhouse.
Ellen Barry got so DAYS without fine
Isaac Weaver wen. to the house of Dan
Brady on Second avenue and wanted to
fight, but Brady refused. John Tumey was
the next man Weaver saw, and Tumey ac-
cepted his invitation. Officer Roach came
along and arrested them both. Weaver got
a 80 day sentence and Tumey was dis
charged. Peter Conley got 80 days for
driving horse and buggy upon the Second
avenue sidewalk. Dan McClode got the
same sentence for vagrancy. Pat Kennedy
and Pete Gallagher were each given work
house sentences; John Dolan was sentenced
to Morganza; John Dougherty was given
five days to Jail; Ike Mccarthy was fined
So and costs; William Quinlan, James Hag-
gerty and Robert Gray were each discharged
Jack Vera was arrested for fighting at the
Union depot with William Quinn At the
hearing Quinn testified that he was going
to take the train to go home when Vera fol-
lowed him from Tenth street to the station
calling him ''scab" and offering to fight
Quinn declined to fight, but Vera attacked
him. Vera got 80 days and Quinn was dis
charged. Charles Carr got 80 days and
Maggie Mccarthy go, for being drunk and
disorderly.
A party OF II persons were next brought
out, having been arrested early yesterday
morning by Officer Hildebrecht. He testi-
fled that the arrest was made at the house of
Thomas Lettky on Soho street. Lettky tes-
titled that the event was wedding eelebra-
tion that caused the hilarity and promised
that it should not occur again. The magis-
trate accepted the explanation and dis
charged the whole party, among whom were
the bride and groom. William w. Greetam
got 80 days.
Magistrate McKenna, at the Twenty-first
ward station, disposed of 20 cases. John
Reynolds, for fighting, was sent 30 DAYS to
the work house. Mrs Agnes Bates and
four men were each sent to the work house
for 80 days. f. A. Kennedy, the Butler
county oil driller, who was arrested at the
Bijou Theater for claiming seat, was dis
charged after a hearing.
Magistrate Leslie presided at the Seven
teenth ward station, and had but eight cases
to dispose Of None of the prisoners had
committed an offense more grevious than a
S3 fine would cover.
A crowded house greeted Magistrate Sue
cop at the Twenty-eighth ward station.
Louis Hance and Joe Niglow, knockabout
specialists, paid $50 and costs each. Frank
and George Stewart and Frank Lear were
giving an athletic exhibition with brown
jug attachments, on Brownsville avenue
They paid an assessment of S. and costs.
John Dunglis, Frank Loarde. Adam Etrv-
arS and Joe Gritton are Polish gentlemen
who were giving a concert In Cabot wav.
Each paid fines of S. and costs. L. Donald.
Frank Shutz and Steve Folz also put down
the same amount