Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-13
FROM THE MILLS OF JUSTICE

HUGH MORAN, accused of pickpocketing on
O train on the West Penn Railroad yester-
day afternoon, had q hearing before Mayor
Kennedy. He will answer in court.
CHRIST FARLEY ndwilliam Kelly got into
discussion at Twenty-fifth street over which
was the best dav, the Orangemen's or St.
Patrick's A spirited fight was in progress
when Officer Miller gathered them in.
MICHAEL KELLY, his wife Mary and
Thomas Burns, a visitor, fought in their
house on Penn avenue, near Twenty-eighth
street. and all were badly punished before
Officer Miller placed them under arrest
MRS MARGREr CROWLEY and her two
daughters, Mary and Sarah, of Homewood,
were arrested yesterday by Officer Adley
and locked up in the Nineteenth ward sta
ton on a charge Of keeping q disorderly
house.
WILLIAM BEssINGsIcER was arrested last
night by Detectives McDonough and Akin,
of Allegheny, on the charge of the larceny of
some oil cloth from Peter Platt, black
smith. A hearing will be held before Mayor
Kennedy to-day.
GEORGE KELSEY. Matthew Murray. Jones
Hines James Reilly, Mary Boyle ana Mary
Sample engaged in regular Ro-as-ynu-
please free-for-all fight in the rear of 1764
Penn avenue. officer Kenny appeared and
placed all under arrest.
THOMAS CAREY, on information received,
entered suit before Alderman Burns yester-
day, charging Thomas Traut with the lar.
ceny of dog valued at SIS from Mr.. Fred
Bernard. They all reside on Thirty-fourth
street. Carey was arrested and gave bail
for q hearing Saturday.
LAST night Daniel Fox and John Walters
got into an argument about the Orange pic
mic on Fifth avenue, near Pride street, which
led to fight Fox picked up cobblestone
and struck Walters a terrific blow on the
head, cutting a cash two inches long. They
were locked up in the Eleventh ward sta
ton.
YESTERDAY MORNING George B. Irwin,
mouorman of car 129 on the Manchester
line, which killed 8. Hoppenstadt at Super
ior street and Preble avenue on Sunday
evening. was given a hearing bv Mavor Ken
nedy, who placed him under s., 900 bond to
appear at the Coroner's inquest.
Mrs MARY CANNAN, an old lady, was picked
up by Officer McNally yesterday, while
wandering along Frankstown avenue In O
bewildered manner. She walked into a shoe
and walked OFF with them. Sno was locked
up in the Nineteenth ward station.
w. J. AND JAMES KNOX, two brothers who
live at No. Gibbon street.got into quarrel
at their home last night over the ownership
of dog. 1t ended in a terrible battle. Be-
fore the men could be separated they had
chewed each other in horrible manner.
James had three fingers chewed and was bit
ten several times on the breast. The other
brother had his ear, nose and right hand hit
ten. Officer Metzgar was called in and both
men were locked up in the Eleventh ward
station.
LAST evening Officer Griffin picked up a
suspicious looking character on Sixth street,
near Penn avenue, and sent him to Central
station. There the man gave his name as
William j. Rellman. of New Lisbon, o. He
had in his possession pair of new shoes
marked s5 20 and pair of slippers marked
81. He also had two notes purporting to be
signed by II. w. Minnemyer, dealer in sad
dlery hardware on River avenue, Allegheny.
one addressed to Himmelrich Son, of Mar.
llet street, and one to j. NJ Carnahan's Son,
both shoe dealers, asking that the bearer be
given what shoes he wanted and to cnarge
the amount to Mr.. Minnemyer.