Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-18

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came in from the East End. There were Sc
cases for disposition. Fifteen of these went
to the workhouse and most of the others
were heavily fined or sent to Jail.
Sent Up From the Central.
James Green had been arrested on com.
plant of neighbors for keeping very
tough joint at No. "a Old avenue. Annie
Frances testified that Green had on the
night previous knocked her sister down and
kicked her. Others testified that Green
enticed Italian emigrants to his
place and through the Establishments of a
lot of females got their money. Mr.. Green
was fined $50 or 60 days to the workhouse.
The fine was not paid.
John Murray was captured by Officer
Hanna near the Cathedral. Murray's habits
were explained in such manner that a
sentence of six months to the workhouse
was given.
James Joyce had stolen lot of little g.
days-old chicks from the lot in rear of Off
Ger Cooper's house. Cooper arrested him
and he got a 30-days sentence.
Bridget Maloney disturbed the peace of
mind of the residents of "Hardscrabble" in
an Intellectual effort to open Mrs Keehan' s
head with hatchet at the home of the lat
ter. She interspersed her wild Indian an
tics with a few selected whoops which at
tracted the attention of an officer. Bridget
got 80 days.
William McGlinchey's feet got him into
trouble. The testimony showed that he
had gone to No. "a Poplar alley, where he
declared he would make footstool of the
piano or tear down the house. He will not
do it for 80 days at least.
Thomas Eaton and George Reed broke
into Mrs. Conway's house on Webster ave-
nue.. They got 80 days each.
Charles McMurray had been impersonat-
ing an officer on Second avenue. He
threatened to arrest Officer Stack on Market
street but Stack turned the tables on him.
McMurray got 30-days sentence. G. II.
Barnell had been hiding in hallway on
Fifth avenue and got 30-days sentence
Rosa Mooney, Maggie and John Thomp-
son were fighting on Heron avenue Satur-
day night. The two women were given 80
days each and Thompson was released.
John Eickley got 80 days for disorderly
conduct on Fifth avenue. Pat Mcclure got
80 days for beating man at the corner of
Ross street and Second avenue. Michael
Bochman and John Marpert each got 30
days for fighting on Ross street. Agnes
an old-timer, got a 80 days SEN
tence for habitual drunkenness.
southsiders Who Are in Trouble.
Magistrate Succop had Is men before him
yesterday morning, arrested at the George
Washington Clubhouse. The club holds
forth in a frame house in a hollow at the
foot of Boggs avenue, Mt. Washington.
Late Saturday night Inspector McKelvey
heard that disorderly dance was in progress
at the place, with no prospect of stopping
before Sunday. In company with Captain
Stewart and Detectives Corrigan and Kelly
he started to the scene in patrol wagon
They found mixture of bad Italian music,
beer and hilarious dancers. There were %
women and 15 men. When the officers en-
tered the music ceased and the women set
up yell for mercy.
Some of the men looked about for means
Of escape, and one man who weighed about
200 pounds ATTEMPTED to squeeze through
small hole. He got stuck so fast that it
required the united efforts of three stalwart
officers to pull him out again. The Inspector
allowed the women to 60 home, but held on
to the men and locked them up in the
ward station, where they
registered as P. J. Schile, Gus Kager,
George Scott, William VESSEL, George
VESSEL, John Schafer, James Ma
nelli, Frank Archberger, A. Siple,
John Vogle, Jesse Prescott, William
Zagler, Frank Brown, John Smith and
q. Kramer. At the hearing yesterday
morning it transpired that the prisoners
we're not the members of the club, but had
ust rented the place for dance. Magis-
rate Succop fined the prisoners 81 and costs
each for violating city ordinance.
Wouldn't Stand Any French Talk.
George and Robert Lee became incensed
vt Frenchman on a Carson street car be-
,ause he persisted in conversing in his
native tongue. They declared they were
patriotic Americans and they would listen
% no foreign language. A fight resulted, in
which the Frenchman knocked one of the
brothers through a window and the othor
,ne out on the platform. They were ar
'ested and fined S. and costs each by Magis-
rate Succop.
Henry Ackerman, arrested for keeping
lisorderly house on Shelby alley, Southside,
vas fined S25 and costs.
Magistrate McKenna had 40 cases before
lim at the Twelfth ward police station.
Peter Blaner, Pole, had been arrested by
officer Bagby for firing revolver ON Ridge
street, near Twenty-eighth. The officer had
! long chase after him. during which Blaner
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Blaner was fined $50 and costs.
John Toophey, who boarded with Mrs.
aubling at 2818 Penn avenue, got into a
age because his supper did not suit him.
de broke lot of dishes and kicked his
Toophey will eat 80 suppers at
Jlaremont.
Eight speak-easy visitors, found in
louse at Penn avenue and Fort street, were
ined S. and costs each.
Judge Hyndman's Busy Day.
Judge Hyndman, at the Fourteenth ward
tation, had 80 cases. Harvey Smith, John
Jain and John Grobalsky, proprietors of
.lleged speak-easies, were fined $50 and
osts. Mrs. Mary Manion was sent go days
o the workhouse for running a speak
asy; this is her sixth offense. Thomas
Dickson was also sent 30>days to the work.
louse for the same ofense. James Johns
on, John Dogas, John Harico, John
Jolloun, Joseph Snidina, Steve Garicus,
Joseph Mado, Peter Ratico, Mike Sadastio,
rohn Chuscio and Frank Sinn1o, all Italians,
rere fined S8 and costs each for visiting a
house on Second avenue.
Jacob Sellows was sent 80 days to the work. |
ouse for visiting disorderly house. John
IcClain and Miles Kerney were sent 30
ays to the workhouse for disorderly con-
uct.
Deputy Mayor McKelvey presided at the
caring in Allegheny, in the absence of
Iayor Wyman There were a prisoners
rought in during the night. The house of |
allie Brown, on Robinson street, attracted, |
he attention of the police, where small
ght was going on. Two women and six |
len were in the place, all of whom paid |
mall fines. Miss Brown was fined $50. |
mother houseson Rebecca street was noisy, |
nd Jennie Black, Annie White and three |
len were arrested. They paid fines of $40 /