Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-23
IN TROUBLE WITH THE LAW.

OFFICER SWICK arrested James COnley last
night for disorderly conduct, and had him
locked up in the Hazelwood station.
JOSEPH BRENrEL, of the southside, was ar
rested yesterday on a charge of surety of the
peace, brought by Mrs. Catherine Zessier.
Mrs LIZZIE FARRELL, recently accused of
poisoning her husband with paris green, was
arrested last night on Diamond street for
disorderly conduct.
Mrs. LIZZIE YOUNG is under bail to answer
charges of assault and battery and surety of
the peace preferred by Ida Quasdorf before
Alderman Hartman.
LIEUTENANT ScHAFFER of the Second police
district arrested Mrs. Mary Sexton, of Bates
street, last night on a warrant for keeping
dfsorderly house. She was locked up in the
Fourteenth ward station.
CHARLES WEAVER was arrested last night on
q charge Of larceny on Wednesday last OF IS
from Mrs. Annie Eichenauber, of Margaretta
street, Allegheny, as already reported.
PATRICK SHAUNEsY, of Frankstown, was
arrested last night by officer Crehan and
locked up in the Hazelwood station for Gre
ating q disturbance in the grocery store of
James H. Lee, at No. 1855 Second avenue.
JOHN McLoeAN, of the southside, charged
by Louisa Thompson with the larceny of a
ring and an umbrella, was given a hearing
before Alderman Caldwell, yesterday. He
agreed to pay for the ring and all the costs.
WALTER HOPKINS, who was arrested by
Officer shuck for disorderly conduct at the
Southside station of the Panhandle road,
was fined IS and costs yesterday by Magis-
trate Hyndman.
HENRY MCCoRD a colored teamster, was
arrested by Special officer Mclaughlin yes
terday afternoon and locked up in the Four
teenth ward station on charge of assault
and battery preferred by Alexander Rad
cliffe.
J.,,pc n Poxrr of South TweDtv-sevepth
street, was arrested by Constable Sherron
yesterday on O charge of assault and battery
and surety of the peace preferred by his
wife, Mary E. Boyle, before Alderman Bein-
hauser
JOSEPH Goo and E. W. Tinker, who were
charged with the larceny of horse and
buggy, by james Gallagher, had q hearing
yesterday, before Mayor Wyman. The case
was settled by the defendants agreeing to
pay all damages.
THE Stratton boys were given a hearing
by Mayor Wyman yesterday in the cutting
case which occurred on July II, in which
Lee Donly was injured so badly. Michael
Stratton was discharged and Felix was held
in 81 600 bail for court.
THOMAS FIrzMoRRrs of Brownsville avenue,
and j. f. Johnston, colored, the Carson
street liverynan, were locked up in the
Twentyeighth ward police station last even
ing for fighting in Owen Mckenn's saloon,
WIN. SUMMER was committed to Jail by
Magistrate McKenna yesterday to await a
hearing on a charge oS larceny preferred by
Leo Ried. Summer Is accused of stealing
lot of goods from the wholesale grocery
house OF j. W. Houston on Seventh avenue.
ISAAC MOORE and Thomas Clark we're
lodged in jail last night by Justice Ryan, of
McKees Rocks. Moore is charged with ag-
gravated assault and battery, Clark being
held as witness. Clark has a badly dislO-
Gated shoulder and says that Moore attacked
him with fence rail.
JOHN KEPLER AND JOHN CENTER, Of 134
Third avenue have been sued by Gustin
Brosin, a neighbor of theirs, before Alder
man Hartman on charges of disorderly con-
duct. Brosin says the two men have been
practicing shooting in their yard frequently
of late and annoyed him very much.
JOSEPH IMHoFF yesterday made an infor- |
nation against George HEM for obtaining |
money under false pretenses. Imhoff al |
legged he hired Hem to go to Ohio to do |
some work for him. HEM went there and |
STAYED some time and returned stating he Il
wanted his pay, which Mr.. lmhof gave him. |
On investigation he found that HEM had |
not done the work.
HANNAH BoELAN, about IS years of age,
was arrested yesterday for disorderly con-
duct and taken to the Thirty-sixth ward
police station. Mrs. Borlan is widow, and
keeps small grocery at 141 West Carson
street. About 4:30 O'Clock yesterday she was
noticed going around the store as though
she were crazy. She was screaming and
shouting When arrested she claimed she |
was not drunk, but had the cramps She
was taken to the station house to sober mp.
She had with her Judgment note for $751;