Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-28
IN THE HANDS OF THE LAW.

EDWARD FRABELESKI was given hearing
by Alderman Beinhauer yesterday and held
for trial at court on q serious charge, pre-
ferred by Maria Shifkaskie.
MAGGIE GAMBLE will have hearing before
Alderman Gripp to-day on a charge of as
sault and battery preferred against her by
Clara Gallagher, of Washington street.
THOMAS BREsE was committed to jail by
Squire j. w. McCreedy, of Mansfield, yester-
day, to answer a charge of assault and bat
terry preferred by Frank Wilchesofskie.
WILLIAM NoAKEs was sent to Jail yesterday
by Alderman McKenna on q charge of as
sault and battery preferred by his wife, Mary
Ann Noakes. He will have q hearing on
Friday.
GEORGE BROWN, colored, of Elizabeth, was
sent to Jail yesterday in default of 81, ,OGo bail
by Squire J. W. Graham, of the same place,
to answer charge preferred against him by
May Jones.
FRANK NICHOLS who is charged with stab
bing John Costello, in Allegheny. on Sunday
night, was held for court in the sum of
s., 900 bail. Costello will recover if gangrene
does not set in.
JOHN E. ScHIMMEL is in Jail awaiting trial
at court on a charge of stealing $40 70 from
his employer. He was committed by Alder
man McMasters, before whom John M. Bruce
made the charge.
ALDERMAN KING committed j. Micholsky
tojail last night on charges of ffraudulently re-
moving goods and false pretence preferred
by A. l. Scott. The defendant will be given
hearing on Friday.
EDWARD SHAUGHNEssY and John Burns
two oil well drillers from Mcdonald, were
arrested last night for creating disturb
ance in the house, No. A Second avenue
where they had become obStreperous and
broke window
FRANK RODGERS, colored, was held for trial
at court by Alderman McMasters yesterday
on a charge of assault and battery made by
Mrs. Mary Alderman, white woman. The
assault is alleged to have taken place at q
restaurant at No. 10 Smithfield street.
AUGUST TozzALIs was sent to jail by Alder
man Beinhauer yesterday to answer charge
of assault and battery made by Joseph
Baluk. 1t appears the men had dispute
over q game of pool at a Southside poolroom
on Monday evening, which ended in Taz-
zalis striking Baluk.
LOUIS YUNKLE reported to Assistant Sup
erintendent of Police Glenn, of Allegheny,
last night that he had been bunkoed out of
49, He was met by a man and was asked to
join the Locomotive Brotherhood. He paid
50 for certificate and the man left to get it
for him, but did not return.
MICHAEL CoMAsINsKI will have a hearing
tonight before Alderman Hartman on a
charge of assault and battery, preferred by
Mary Kascik. Mrs. Kascik is tenant of
Comasinski, and sent him the rent by her
little daughter. He took the money and re-
fused to give a receipt for the same, and
when Mrs. Kascik called for it he knocked
her down, breaking her nose and otherwise
inj juring her.
LEVI COATES and Isaac Rosenblatt were
given hearing before Magistrate McKenna
yesterday, on charges of larceny from the
person, preferred by Detective Fitzgerald.
The defendants are alleged to have stolen
ring from II. V. Powell, of Youngstown, at
on Sunday, and to have attempted to steal a
watch from his pocket Both were commit
ted to jcil for court.