Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-08
CAUGHT BY THE LAW.

PARKER L. HEITY entered suit yesterday
before Alderman McPike against William
jerks for assault and battery.
THOMAS D. SHAW was arrested on a capias
issued by Judge Kennedy last night to an
swer charge of tIespass made by Mrs. Alice
lee.
JOHN NEAL, of Williamsburg, was COM
mitted to Jail for court trial by Justice of
the Peace Walker, of Williamsburg, on q
charge OF larceny.
MICHAEL WIrrENsELLEs was held for trial
at court by Alderman FIack. last evening,
on q charge of assaulting a 13-year-old son of
Magdelena Lochbaum.
HARRIS SCHMIDT and Jock OmelE were ar
rested yesterday by Patrolman Madison, and
lockedup in the Eleventh ward station, for
peddling without license.
JOHN LIsKNEY was arrested last night on
suspicion of being one of a gang which has
been doing petty thieving in the vicinity of
South Eighth street recently.
DoMINICK VERRELL, Italian, was arrested
last night on a warrant by Officer Welsh at
his home up Four-Mile run. He is charged
with riot by Inspector Whitehouse.
MICHAEL OLEARY was held for trial at
court by Alderman MeMasters yesterday on
a charge of pointing firearms and felonious
assault and battery preferred by John
Sleigh.
STANIsLAUs NAPoLsKIE is under bail to an
swer a charge of assault and battery before
Alderman Beinhauer. He and John Mix
holskie, it is said, bought an eighth of beer
and had fight about paying for it.
ABRAHAM GRoDNER was arrested at his
home on Vine street by Lieutenant Wagner
last night on an Ohio State warrant from
Cleveland. He is wanted for an unpaid bal
ance of $S7 on furniture purchased in Cleve-
land.
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raided q disorderly house kept by John
Fletcher in the rear of 2I9 Wylie avenue,
last night. The proprietor, with his wife
and three men, were arrested and locked up
in the Eleventh ward station.
THEODORE BRENFLEcK and George johnson
were held for trial at court by Alderman
Succop yesterday on charges of larceny.
They are accused of stealing some rings
from Mrs. A. H. Christian, and q lot of to-
bacco from William Barshheld.
THE suit of Edward Long, Shorty"
against William Young, an Allegheny saloon
keeper whom he charged, before Alderman
Braun, with selling liquor to a man of
known intemperate habits, Long, himself,
was Withdrawn by the prosecutor yester-
day.
- JOHN PoNANEsKIE and Joseph Pesherskie,
two Southside Poles, had dispute as to
which OF them was first in the matter of
counting certain girl, and a fight ensued
which has resulted in a case of assault and
battery before Alderman Beinhauer, with
Pomaneskie as the defendant.
LYDIA BowDEN, the 16-year-old girl who has
been at the Twenty-eighth ward police sta
ton for the past few days on account of in
corrigibility, was taken to Morganza Re-
form School yesterday by Special Officer
Carrigan, of the Southside police bureau.
The officials do not believe she took poison
as stated.
sPEAK-EAsY people are getting heavier sem
tences every day. Mrs. Kendle, who ran the
place at No. 279 Second avenue, was before
Magistrate Gripp yesterday morning. She
was fined 800 and sent go days to the work
house. The visitors were fined $40 and costs
each. Mrs. Duffers visitors were sent 30
days to the worknouse. Her case was held
over.