Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-06
DIFFERENT In THE MORNING.

| Satu rday Sinners Pay the Penalty at the
Sunday Morning Hearings-Ffghters
and wffe-Beaters Charged Heavily for
| Their Amusement-A Saucy Begsar.
The popular refrain of SIT looks very diff
ferent in the morning." was sung in various
minor keys at the police court hearings yes
terday. Few of the performers were in
good voice, which may be attributed partly
to the reaction from the previous evening" s
exhilaration and partly to such depressing
interruptions as Give and costs, Thirty
days to the workhouse," and similar re-
marks.
At the Central Station.
Magistrate Gripp faced 20 cuIprits. Mike
Burrish, for assaultfng an old lady on Web
ster avenue, went up for 80 days. Mary Don
negan and four friends, who were having
pleasant time in Denny's alley, received the
same sentence. Thomas Bartwen and
Thomas Cantwell paid SIS and costs each 1or
fighting on Smithfield street.
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On the Southside.
Magistrate sucoop heard % offenders make
excuses. The case OF William Shannon and
mis- daughter Kate who had trouble at their
because William is in the hospital recover
ing from q severe scalding received during
the melee. David Jones' who raised fight
in his boarding house on Twelfth street, was
fined $40 and costs. James Quinn was re-
fused a drink because he was drunk, ana
tried to change the bartenders mind by
pulling a gun; Sl5 and costs. Oscar jackson,
Tor drunkenness and abusing his wife and
family, was fined $40 and costs. John Gren-
ger paid s5 and costs, and Patrick Kelly and
Joseph Costing $40 and costs each for the
same offense. Joseph Casper paid SO ana
costs for turning his boarding house mis-
tress and her baby on to the street and
threatening to whip any boarder who inter-
fered.
Out in Lawrer ceville.
Magistrate Leslie had light hearing at
the Seventeenth ward station. Robert Col
Inns paid S25 and costs for beating his
mother-in-law. John Conners and James
FitZsimmons took q similar dose for nghtlng
on Butler street.
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In the Twelfth Ward.
Magistrate McKenna, at the Twelfth ward
station, did business with Is disorderly
cases and Is common drunks.
Over in Allegheny City.
Magistrate Nellie tried II cases at the
Allegheny City Police Court Andrew Sny-
der paid 50 and costs Tor tne pleasure Oh
fighting with another man in the house 81
Lowrie street Patrick Mead was sent to
the workhouse for 80 davs. He was stand
ing in front of the Ft. Wayne depot, and
solicited money from persons passing. Not
meeting with success, he struck several
pedestrians who refused his request Harry
Butler paid IS for slapping Charles Reese in
the face. Aldis Ludwig was sent to the
workhouse for 30 days for kicking his wife.
He was drunk at the time.
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In Picturesque Oakland.
Magistrate Hyndman disposed of five
cases at the Fourteenth ward station. Mrs.
Mary Corrigan was fined s25 and costs for
throwing q bucket of water on Lieutenant
Duncan Saturday night. Harry Corrfgan,
her husband, paid s. 40 for being implicated
in the affair. John Hawksworth and his
wife Mary were fined $25 and costs each for
smashing up lot of furniture in the house
of William Glinesky on Bates street.