Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-12
IN THE POWER OF THE LAW.

CHARLES w. LASH is in jail on a charge OF
betrayal preferred by Mary Huntsberger be-
fore Alderman McKenna.
KATE SHERIDAN was committed to jail yes.
terday by Alderman Richards, charged with
the larceny of $40 from Frank McGraw.
FRANK RIFsBACK was placed in jail last
night on q charge OF assault and battery be-
fore Squire Wemer, of Reserve township.
JACKSON STILLEY was sent to Jail yesterday
by Squire J. NJ. Shoaf, of West Elizabeth, on
n charge of larceny preferred by Harvey
Jester.
MIKE KoUNTz, of the West End, has made
an information before Alderman Madden
against Mike King, charging him with having
stolen bottle of whisky.
CHARLES MERrAUs was committed to jail by
Alderman McMasters yesterday on a charge
of assault and battery preferred by Matilda
Mertaus. He will have hearing Friday.
FRED RAILING SHAFFER was sent to jail by
Squire Douglas. of Boston, yesterday on q
charge of assault with intent to commit rob-
berry preferred by Louis Krieger. He will
have hearing Saturday.
Mrs MAGGIE FoGARTY, Of Four-Nfle run,
is in Jail awaiting trial at court on a charge
of selling liquor without a license, preferred
by c. W. Eanessen, before Alderman John
Caldwell, of the Southside.
WILLIAM CoNURo, an Italian living on Pike
street,near Sixteenth street, was arrested last
night and lodged in the Twelfth ward station
on charge of disorderly conduct. He is
accused of beating his wife.
JOHN McBETH who was arrested a short
time ago on a charge of assault and battery
preferred by Mrs. Annie Proul, was given a
hearing yesterday by Alderman Gripp, and
committed to Jail for trial at court.
ANDRIc NEU, Hungarian, is under bail to
answer charge oflarceny, preferred against
him by Peter Domanici, an Italian, who
lives at Beck's run. Romanici accuses Neu
of stealing two bottles of beer belonging to
him.
= JOHN MADISON was committed to jail yes
teroay by George Clementson, of Braddock,
on charges of aggravated assault and bat
terry and assault and battery. preferred re-
spectively by Mary TibDs and William BEN
nett.
PERRY NEvERGoLD was held for trial at
court by Alderman McMasters yesterday on
q charge of assault and battery in striking
John Fredericks with cane during recent
trouble at the Vesuvius Iron Works in
Sharpsburg.
THOMAS BARTLEY, of the Southside, who
was so severely dubbed by officer Brown
for resisting arrest Monday, was sent to the
workhouse yesterday for three months by
Magistrate Succop. Henry Laughlin, for in
terfering with the arrest, was given 60 days.
Mrs. MARY FEDERLEIN, of Lower st. Clair
township, made information before Alder
man Flach, of the Southside, yesterday,
charging Mrs. Christina SchuetZ with as
sault and battery. The women quarreled
about some COWS belonging to Mrs. FEEDER
lein.
INFORMATION was made before Alderman
Flach, yesterday, against Conrad Engel and
Burnett Step, for malicious mischief, by
Leopold Schreiber. . He alleges that in es-
a road in Baldwin township these
men destroyed valuable tree belonging to
him.
THOMAS GIBBONS and Zachariah Jones were
arrested by officer S. Martin, ON South Fif-
teenth street, yesterday morning. They had
been fighting on the street and both suffered
Il terrible mauling. Magistrate Succop sent
Gibbons to the worllhouse for 80 days, and
Jones went up for five days.
PETER CARLIN, of the West End, gave Rob-
ert Kemper, tailor, some cloth from which
to make him suit of Clothes and Kemper
failing to make the suit, refund the goods OF
pay for the same, Carlin made information
against him before Alderman Madden,
charging him with larceny by bailee.