Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-28
PAYING FOR THEIR FUN.
Fancy Prices Paid for Saturday Night Jags
A Little Girl Brutally ssaulted by
Drunken Man-Police Magistrates I'M

Fancy Prices Paid for Saturday Night Jags
A Little Girl BrutaIIy Assaulted by q
Drunken Man-Police Magistrates I'M
pose Very Heavy Sentences
Magistrate Leslie disposed of IA cases at
the Seventeenth ward police station yester-
day morning. John McLane boarded Butler
street car Saturday night while intoxicated.
He insisted on riding on the platform and
made insulting remarks to passengers. He
became SO noisy that an officer was called.
He was placed under arrest. He paid a
fine of $40 and costs. Barney Jones entered a
barber shop on Butler street Saturday night.
He was impatient to be shaved and insisted
on being accommodated before several
| others who were in ahead of him.
| He was sentenced to 80 days in the work
! house. Patrick Diskin, an old offender, who
| has spent a good deal of time in the work
house. was arrested Saturday for acting dis
| orderly in Carr's saloon, on Butler street,
and assauiting Conrad Glaub lie was given
six months to the workhouse. Oscar Yel-
strom and John Ryan were arrested Satur-
day night at Forty-fourth street and Penn
avenue, for disorderly conduct. At the
| hearing it was brought out that Ryan, his
wife and little child were returning home
after a visit when Yelstrom, who was into1-
She immediately began to cry and
Yelstrom struck her a blow in the face, tell
ing her to keep quiet. The chtld's father
med
RYAN was discharged. james Kennedy, his
wife Mary, his daughter Ida and his son-fn-
law Matt Moore, were arrested saturday
night at their home in Mulberry alley for
acting disorderly. Kennedy and his wife
were fined $40 and costs each. and the others
were discharged.
police station and disposed of S3 cases.
James McCann and Pat McCabe for begging
on the street Went to the workhouse for GO
days. John Welsh, who was put out of the
Merchants Hotel a dozen times for raising a
disturbance, was also given the same sen
tence. Charles Neihause, one of several men
caught fighting overa keg of beer in a stable
on Hazel street. paid light fine, and WILL
lam Burger, Monroe, Emma and Francis
Freeman were given 80 days for disturbing
the neighbors at y Mahon avenue while
drinking beer.
Magistrate Gripp disposed of ten cases in
Judge Hyndman's district. At the Four
teenth ward station John Findley paid $40
and costs Ter assaulting his mother-in-law
saturday night. George Schaffer created a
disturbance at his brothers home Saturday
and was fineu SO and costs. William Smith,
who was charged with aggravated assault
and battery by Thomas Foley, was held for
n further hearing Thursday.
At the Nineteenth ward station Daniel
Madigan was sent 90 days to the workhouse
for abusing his mother. John Conners,
Thomas Hogan ard George Feather were
fined SIS and costs each for fighting.
Magistrate McKenna disposed of 81 cases
at the Twelfth ward station. jerome Muir
ray was intoxicated Saturday ana caught
two unoffending boys, james and George
Benninger.and gave each a severe whipping
lie was given 80 days to Claremont. Thomas
Mcdonnell went home drunk Saturday
night, abused his wife and children and
wound up by putting them out of the house.
He was given co DAYS to the workhouse.
james Tobin was arrested at Eleventh
street as suspicious character. He was
freQuenting the company of drunken men. |
His case was held over.
Captain Unterbaum raided the house of |
Maggie Kimley, on Mulberry alley Saturday |
night, and captured the propretress, q |
woman named Mary Martin, and three Wis |
itors, James Boyd, James King and Peter |
Ryan. Mrs. kimley was fined $50 and costs. |
Mary Martini account of having three |
small children, was discharged, and the |
others were given 80 days each to the work |
house. Thomas Fahey and James Wilson |
each got 80 days to the workhouSe for va |
grancy. Officer Peoples arrested S. d. Bug |
man, J. A. Bruce, P. 4. Wylie and Ida Nc |
Farland, at First avenue and Ferry street, |
night, for fighting. Bruce was dis |
charged, and the others were fined $40 and |
costs each.
Magistrate Succop had only ten cases to |
dispose of at the Twenty-eighth ward |
station. Patrick O'Connor raised distur- |
was fined S. and costs. Owen Fitzpatrick /
was drunk on Saturday night and was MAX |
ing speeches on Carson street. He was sent |
to the workhouse for 60 days. Nick Bobert |
for indulging in fight on South Eighteenth
street was fined 50 and costs.
Mayor Eoegtly, of Allegheny, fined ].
James A. Hates, of So Robinson street, $40 |
and costs Tor beating his wife. John Oils,
Of divers row, Woods Run, got 60 days for
the same offense.