Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-27
CoLLIDED WITH THE LAW.

| LENA BARRON will nave a nearing before
Alderman McNierney to-day, to answer to a
| charge of keeping disorderly house. The
| charge was preferred by John Barron.
JOHN CASEY was lodged in the Twenty
| eighth ward police station last evening on q
charge of assault and battery preferred
against him by his wife, Catherine Casey.
GEORGE KINsLKR was arrested yesterday on
information made before Alderman Bein-
| hauer by L. Goldstein and Jack W Weidershing,
| two peddlers. He is charged with assault
and battery.
JOSEPH KRUEL, the proprietor of the gam
| bling joint raided in the West End some
time ago. was given hearing yesterday
morning and fined $25 and costs by Alder
man Succop.
]. w. JOHNSON, a West Virginia colored
man, was held for court last night on
charge of false pretense. William Fields,
colored, says johnson traded him q brass
ring for watch.
JOHN WEBB was arrested in Allegheny on
charge of assault and battery on Mrs. NJ
C. Wingarod, who ordered him off her
premises, where he and q party of friends
were playing cards.
ALEXANDER FERDUoHALK and Sophia Poll
shak were committed to jail yesterday by
Alderman Donovan for a hearing August 20.
The former Is charged with assault and bat
terry, the latter with disorderly conduct.
JOHN CoNLEY and Doc Whalen, of River
Row, West End, indulged in a fistic en-
counter yesterday. Several women also
participated WhaIen made an in formation
before Alderman Madden, of the Thirty
fourth ward, against Conley, charging him
with assault and battery.
ELMER AND JOHN JENKINS, brothers, were
arrested last night at their home on Wilson
street by Officer Metzgar on a charge of dis
orderly conduct. 1t is alleged by the officer
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in drunken condition and began to smash
up the furniture in a general manner.
Mrs. ELIZABETH BYER was arrested by
Officer d. H. Smith on Carson street yester-
day and locked up In the Twenty-eighth
ward police station on a charge of being a
suspicious character Officer Smith says he
caught the woman trying to steal tea from
sacks in front of a Carson street tea store.
ALBERT WILKINSON, who lives in CLAW al
ley, Seventh ward, made an Information be-
fore Alderman Richards yesterday charging
Ellen White with surety of the peace Will
kinson alleges that Miss White threatened
to shoot him last Sunday evening. She was
arrested and gave $500 bail for hearing at
court on Saturday.
JOSEPH ZELLINsKI, the Southside Pole who
IS accused of assaulting Anton vorman at a
wedding feast at Vormans house, on South
Twenty-eighth street, was given a hearing
by Alderman Flack yesterday and held for
trlal at court. lHe WeuQlnS JeaSt was that
of Vorman's sister, and Zellinski, it is said.
raised n disturbance because he had not
been invited.
FRANK Snow and Charles Hardy who were
arrested last week on charges of larceny,
made before Alderman Beinhaurer,- waived
hearing Yesterday for trial at court. Snow
and Hardy, it Is said, sold John Pentecost a
stove on an installment plan and because he
missed q payment went to his house and
took the stove away.
A YOUNG man was found in the commission
house of Henry Rea & Co., on Liberty street,
last night, who could not give a good reason
for being there and was sent to Central Sta
ton There he gave his name MS Thomas
Brown and his home as Cincinnati He had
three raw onions in his pocket and was
probably hungry, as he certainly looked it.
PATRICK FITZPATRICK was arrested by
Constable Butler, of the Twenty-fifth ward,
ON charges of assault and battery and
malicious mischief, made by Enoch Norris
before Alderman August Flach Yesterday.
Norris says he left his horse and wagon on
Carson street and Fitzpatrick drove away
with it. When he found him and wanted
his horse he says Fitzpatrick refused to give
it up without fight.
DETECTIVE KoRNMAN, of Allegheny. went
to Glenf1eld, on the Ft. Wayne railroad. YES
terday, where he arrested farmer named
Charles Horseback on a charge of larceny.
preferred before Mayor Wyman by Joseph
Parsons The latter alleges that Housebach
took q package from the Ft. Wayne station
containing IL lot of duck canvas, some |
hinges, screws and nails, all OF which be-
locked MP for q hearing to-day.