Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-28
LITTLE LOCALS.

LITTLE LOCALS.
MANY MEN OF MANY MINDS.
Happenings Aere and Hsreabouts.
Rev. G. 8. Gerhard, in Columbia, Rev.
J. v. Eckert, in Millersville, and Rev. j.
F. Weishampcl in this city, to NOR.
row will tackle the revised New Testa-
ment.
8. H. Reynolds, esq.,, of this city has
been in West Chester, helping to try
Kenny VS.. Kenny, . bitter lawsuit of son
against father.
There is complaint up in Northumber-
land county, that the contest for the Dem
ocratic nominations Of judge is getting bit
ter. personal and unscrupulOus.
Charles Creamer. of Mt. Nebo while
fishing in the river near Tucquan yesterday
fell from rock and was badly skinned
and bruised.
Tomorrow morning Rev D. w. Ger
hard, of New Holland, will preach his
fourteenth anniversary sermon at.Heller's
church and in the afternoon at Zelten-
reich's.
Rev. 8. s. Henry's four-year-old boy, Of
HinkletOwn, while throwing down hay foil
through the hatchway and broke his right
leg above the knee.
The Columbia Spy makes the point that
the return judges having declared Fridy
elected on the second day Of the meeting,
and the board having adjourned sine die,
it looks as if their verii,t would stand
according to rules.
The McNair wing of the Republican
party in York, anti Cameron is in favor Of
continuing two judges over there.
Hiram Daily, employed at Reese's livery
had his neck bitten by horse on Thurs
day. The wound. though painful, is not
serious.
The $4,000 acres of furnace and wood
lands Of the Thad. Stevens estate, in
Adams county, are being surveyed with
view to their sale, division or stripping
of timber.
The experimentalists around the state
farm in Chester county discuss tobacco
culture from q moral standpoint, instead
of its material profits. They should take
bond from tho purchasers Of rye and
corn that none of it gets to the distillery.
Fred. Otto Kuenzler, who was Ostler al
Mart Snyder's Sporting Hill tavern last
winter, has left his job at Plummer's hotel,
Mt. Joy, to go to Switzerland and inherit
his paternal estate of $780, He has
already received 81, 500 to see him safely
home. He has been from home since he
was twelve years of age he is now about
thirty was in the army of Her Majesty,
Queen Victoria, but deserted and came t.
America.
Last evening about 6 o'clock, as the
engine attached to the st. Louis express
east was about to enter the depot in this
city, it broke the connections Of one of the
pistOns, causing a short detention but nc
serious damage. The Niagara express was
detained an hour this morning for a
like reason.
Philip Hike, who has had charge of A.
II. ScOville's tobacco interests in this city,
finished packing his purchases on Thurs.
day, closed his warehouse and left Lam
caster yesterday for his home in New
York.
On the st. Louis express last night there
was a carload of running horses belong
ing to McCarty, of Kentucky. They
were being taken to Long Branch. In the
car there were over dozen darkeys of all
colOrs, sizes, etc. They were grooms and
riders.
One hundred and five boys and girls be-
longing to the high schools of this city, to.
gether with tho teachers, left for Chickies
at 1925. to spend the day botanizing.
One of the freight trains west this
morning had on board a number of very
handsome coaches made for tho Pitts
burgh chariot company. They were timely
and brilliantly painted.
do h.
has the cleaning of the Belgian pavement
in the first square of East King street,
swept and washed Centre Square of the
filth that has SO long defiled it. To day it
looks "bright as a new cent"
Another scene in the House at Harris
burg yesterday. Wolfe and Hewitt in an
CRY alteration. Hewitt bulldOzed him
first from tho chair and then took the floor
and they abused each other like pick
pockets, Wolfe being accused Of bum
cOmbe and talkee, " insOlence and impu-
dence, and Hewitt of being a ringster, a
gagger, Of indecency, etc. Hewitt called
Ncbinger tin whistle and the doughty
Harrisburger intimated that Hewitt was
as empty if he was as loud as bass drum.
This morning fine setter dog belong
ing to Peter DOmmel, 1O2 DOrwart street,
was observed to be "standing'' in the
garden attached to the premises. As the
dog never stands" unless there is game,
Mr.. Dommel moved forward to see what
it was, and discovered that a snake, two
feet long, had captured and WAS about de-
vOuring a sparrow. The bird was rescued
and the snake killed.
If the college trustees and faculty will
poll the towns people, they will find nine
tenths of them in favor of holding COM
day exercises at the opera
house. Too many of them walk out to
hear the boys speeches and fail to get
seats. Let alumni day be on the campus
The baccalaureate exercises down town.
There is 4 'tstar route from Wrights-
Vile to Havre de Grace. When let at $3,-
asking propOsals-it was to
have been served daily by q steamboat on
the canal. Ono horse and buggy on the
towpath makes the s., 900. Il fat take.
About the middle of June Drs. NJ. H.
Lell and Underwood, well known dentists
If this city-the formers reputation now
icing indeed internatiOnal-will sail for
europe to atted the meeting of the Inter-
rational Medical and Dental congress which
meets in London in the early part of
August. 1t will convene i'm twelve Sec
ions-One of them dentistry-all in oper-
'tion ut the one time, finally merging their
'apers in the cOnvOcatiOn. About 30
american dentists are going over to pale
English dentistry beside Yankee skill in
his line. Drs. Zell and Underwood will
lsO 90 TO Paris.
FREIGHT WRECK.
Ourtoon Cars Thrown from tho Track.
Last evening a seriOns wreck Occurrad m,