Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-27
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PETER GLENN and Joseph Dean were given
so days for fighting on Second avenue Friday
night.
DANIEL MADIGAN was arrested yesterday
by Detective Gumbert on charge Of assault
and battery preferred by William Craig.
PATRICK KELLEY was arraigned before
Judge Mckenna yesterday for dumping gar
bage in front of the Trinity NJ. E. Church
and was sent to the workhousc Tor so days.
YESTERDAY police headquarters were ad
vised that James Foley, an employe of the
Soho iron mills, and fellow employe en-
gagged in fight Friday night, and Foley had
an eye knocked out.
JOHN MOONEY, Frank Foster, Mike Nell
vey, John Madden, Neal Dougherty and
Edward Kearns were arrested on Water
street yesterday for vagrancy and sent to
the workhouse for 80 days.
SAM KITCHEN, of Millvale, was sent toj jail for
ten days yesterday. He quarreled with
John Bower and attempted to horsewhip
him, but was arrested before he succeeded
THOMAS REED of Beaver Falls, was locked
up in the Twelfth ward police station, Fri
day night, on the charge of drunkenness
He was discharged by the judge,as he plead
ed temperate habits.
JAMES MCLAUGHLIN, of Lawrenceville, was
knocked down and robbed of $50 by two foot
pads early yesterday morning on Water
street near Ferry. The victim was taken to
Central station where his injuries were
dressed.
CHARLES Finn, of Philadelphia, claiming
to be baggage master for the Bernhardt
Company, was up before Judge McKenna on
the charge of drunkenness. yesterday and
was discharged, with the proviso that he
should leave town.
JOHN SoHoLINsKY, aged 10, and Vincent
Limpsic, aged II, were arrested Friday by
Officer Mulholland for picking the pockets
of pedestrians on Market street. They ad-
mitted their guilt and were committed to
Jail in default of bail.
mitted to Jail yesterday for keeping a disor.
derly house and selling liquor without
license and ON Sunday, at 4S Water street.
Lizzie Worth, also colored. made the in
formation before Alderman Reilly.
INSPECTOR MCKELvEY arrested James Will
son and Thomas Fahey on Market street
last night for begging from pedestrians
but to demand gift and several people
complained that the men had caught hold
of them and insisted. They had s. s..
GEORGE ScHAFFER went to his brothers
house, at No 9s6 Fifth avenue, last night in
a drunken condition and kicked up a dis
turbance. After knocking his brother down
he threw beer bottle at Mrs. Schaffer, which
struck her on the head cutting a bad cash.
The husband grappled with his brother, and
both were locked up.
Mrs. EDWARD T. ORR, of Cleveland, was ar
rested at Is Second avenue early yesterday
morning for attempting to shoot Efie Jones,
whom she accused of having placed her
husband, Dr.. Orr. in the wsrkhouse. Orr
was arrested for allowing the Jones woman
to support him. Mrs. Orr WAS released yes
terday, and is taking steps to have her hus-
band released
ROBERT HIGGINS, of Sixteenth street, threw
lighted lamp at his wife ana abused mis-
children Friday night because she refused
him 10 cents to buy drink. She earns her
money by washing in a laundry. She testi-
fies that Higgins has frequently threa tened
to kill her. Magistrate McKenna held the
case over, and will probably commit His-
gins for court.