Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-06
NOTES FROM THE PRISONERS.

| MAGISTRATE MCkENNA held Harry Kenne-
! dy. charged with breaking a window in
| Wattles' jewelry store, yesterday in $500 bail
| for court.
PATRICK BURNS, charged with cruelty to
his children, is in the Seventeenth ward sta
| tion house and will have a hearing to-day.
Agent o Brien is The prosecutor.
MRS MARGARET SHANNON and her daughter
Kate were placed in the Twenty-eighth
ward station last night for assaulting Mrs.
Mary Mcconnell, who is 20 years old.
LICE JENKs is in the Twelfth ward station
house, awaiting hearing on charge of as
sault and battery on oath of Annie Collins.
jerks is colored, and it is alleged he beat
the woman yesterday.
PATRICK Finn, James Denkin and H.
Smay were arrested last night for raising
disturbance in Whitmeyer's saloon. The
trio got into an argument over the result OF
the elections which resulted in fight
JW. FOSTER an East End shoe dealer, yes
terday made information before Magistrate
Hyndman charging Frank Mcconnell, one
of his clerks, with larceny. Mcconnell is
said to have taken $500 from the cash drawer
and disappeared.
MAGISTRATE GRIPe yesterday reserv o d his
decision in the case of Q. NJ. Newell and
wife, arrested Wednesday night drunk, ON
Try street, with their three little children.
The Humane Society will proBably take up
the case.
WILLIAM RoDERICK, a driver for Simon
Matthews, the butcher at 52l Forbes street,
will have hearing before Alderman Dono-
van to-day on IL charge of cruelty 70 animals
preferred by Agent Bergman, of the HUI
name Society.
A TELEGRAM was received from the police
authorities at Conemaugh, Pa, last night,
stating that James Wilson, of the East End,
had been arrested there for entering and
robbing house. The police of the East End
will look up the mans record.
THE police are looking for James Miller, a
puddler, who, until Sunday night, was the
only boarder at the house of Mrs. Price on
Boston street. On that evening he disap-
peared and Mrs. Price missed S123 from
drawer. 1t is thought Miller is in Troy,
NY.
THE police have not yet secured any infor
nation concerning the identity of the men
who sold Ha,per's Weekly to a large number
of Lawrenceville people, promising to de-
liver chinaware with the paper, and failing
to deliver either. They are working on the
case, ,sbut the men, having made good haul,
are thought to have skipped.
CATHERINE LOUIS, aged IS years, of Soho
street. made information before Alderman
Richards yesterday charging Steven Bayard
with assault and battery. 1t is alleged by
Miss Louis that Bayard broke into her room
last Monday evening. He struck her in the
face with his fistand knocked her down. He
was arrested by constable Sherry and COM
mitted to Jail in default of $1,000 bail for a
hearing Monday.
j. L. DoNNELLY, peddler, was arrested
yesterday by Detective Fitzgerald as sus
picious character. Sometime yesterday
afternoon valuable laprobe was stolen
from the: buggy of T. X. Ross on Fifth
avenue, and the prisoner was caught on
Smithfield street while endeavoring to sell
1t. Donnelly will be given a chance to ex-
plain how it came into his possession this
morning.