Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-29
MAGISTRATES COURTS.
Very Little OF Startling Nature In the
Regular Sunday Morning Police Hear
ings-Saturday Night Victims Disposed
afi Yariaus Ksus

Very Little OF Startling Nature in the
Regular Sunday Morning Police Hear
ings-Saturday Night Victims Disposed
ofin Various Ways.
Magistrate McKenna had the largest Of
the Sunday police hearings, having % cases
at the Twelfth ward station. John Smith
and William Shubosky, charged with dis
orderly conduct, each paid fine of $40 and
costs. William Barmetheler stationed
himself at Twenty-eighth street Saturday
night and made insulting remarks to people
passing. He was retired TO Claremont for
30 days. 7. O'Riley, charged with abusing
his wife and family, was fined 500 and costs.
He asked for time and the fine was remitted
and his case was held over. Phillip Nc
Guire got into fight in Bing's saloon on
Sixth street Saturday night. He was
whipped, arrested and sent to Claremont
for 80 days. Frank Kelly, with bottle OF
whisky and an ugly temper, was fined %
and costs for fighting at Ninth street with
Clara Denning. The woman was sent 80
DAYS to the workhouse Mike Mullan and
Robert Horrigan, without homes, friends or
money, were given 80 days each to the
workhouse David Jones was arrested IN
house on Penn avenue for assaulting two
women. He fought the officer also and was
fined S25 and costs. John McNelly was
fined $40 and costs for acting disorderly on
Second avenue at an early hour yesterday
morning. John Gallagher tried to break
into boarding house, No. Decatur street,
and besides damaging the front door scared
the inmates of the house badly. He was
let off with fine of So and costs.
There were 20 prisoners before Magistrate
Gripp at Central station. Most of them
were ordinary cases arrested for drunken
ness, and light fines or short Jail sentences
were imposed. Bridget McMorris, one of
these, requested, however, to be sent to the
workhouse, and was given 80 days. Maggie
Adams was given like sentence for i'm
proper conduct. Mary Casey went to Jail
for ten days having created furore in
Strawberry alley by bombarding her house
with her queensware. Mike Nagle will be
released when Mrs. Casey is, as he was sent
to the same place for the same length of
time for interfering with an officer. Christ
Pastofe paid the only heavy fine, $50 and
costs, for hitting a woman at No. 199 First
avenue.
Magistrate Gripp disposed of ten cases
at the Fourteenth ward police station and
eighth at the. Nineteenth ward station. At
the Fourteenth ward, Christ lessen was
fined SO and cost for abusing his wife and
children. Mike Bolin paid $40 and costs
for fighting at a Polish wedding on Bates
street Saturday night Joshua Yates.
colored, was fined So and costs for trying to
kick in the door of the Shadyside railway
station. The other cases were common
drunks. At the Nineteenth ward station
Mike Creighton forfeited $50 for creating
disturbance on car No. .16, on the Wilkins
burg branch, Saturday night. He broke
several windows and frightened the lady
passengers badly.
Magistrate Succop disposed of 10 cases at
the Twenty-eighth ward station. Annie
McGill, for keeping disorderly house and
abusing her child, was sent to the work.
house for 80 days w. A. Tedford was ar
rested for wanting to whip any person liv-
ing on the Southside. The prisoner at first
claimed he had been robbed of $50 and
gold watch, and atterward got badly mixed
up in his story. He was sent up for 80
days Joseph Kenkesky and Charles Ketz,
for indulgng in free-for-all fight, were
each fined S. and costs.