Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-03-14

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COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS.
The Shawnee rolling mill employees
were paid on Saturday.
A northwest wind warm one, but a
high one is blowing to-day.
The Examiner correspondent is suffering
with cut hand-the result of 4 collision
with a stone.
The river is falling, but the water con-
tiDucs muddy.
Saturday g regular Columbia correspond
ence of the INTELLIGENCER will be found
on the outside of to-day's issue.
Rev. Thomas 3. Barker. Of Lancaster,
will preach in St. Paul's Episcopal church
on next Thursday evening.
Daniel Holtzman, Pennsylvania rail-
road engineer, formerly of this place, was
in town on Saturday.
The main water pipe at Front and I.o-
Gust streets sprung leak this morning
and is now being repaired.
Ii. IL. Carter, superintendent of the
Frederick division Of the Pennsylvania
railroad, spent portion Of Saturday in
Columbia.
Rev. VIM. Brown, of Columbia, of.iciated
in the +. Z. Lutheran church yesterday
morning and the Rev. J. ii. Esterline,
pastor Of the Church of God, preached at
the same place last evening. Rev.J.W. De-
shOng occupied Mr.. Esterlinc's pulpit last
evening and discoursed upon the subject,
degeneration" Rev. Chas. Winbigler, of
Ohio, formerly pastor of the Bethel
church, preached yesterday at Maytown.
Frank Wittig was drunk and was ar
rested on Saturday evening, charged with
disorlerly conduct on the street.
High Constable G. Stravbridge is mov-
ing. His new home will be near the old
on Fifth street.
Rev. Henry Wheeler yesterday com
p,e:ed his second years service as pastor
of the NJ. f. Church Of this place. Commu-
Mon services and an experience meeting
were held last evening.
There was 4 fall of rain, hail and snow
on Saturday evening, and threatening
weather continued through the whole of
yesterday, up to last evening, when it
cleared, The night turned out to be 4
beautiful! one.
The Pennsylvania railroad pay car ar
rived here this morning and the employees
of the company were paid for work per-
formed in February.
Rt. Rev. NJ. A. DeWolfc Howe, ID. ID.
LII. d., bishop of the diocese Of Central
Pennsylvania, Ofliciatcd in st. Paurs
Episcopal church last evening. In the
prescnce}of a very large congregation the
confirmation Of six persons took place.
Bishop Howe's sermon was very fine.
Samuel Campbell, the livcryman, has
brought suit against Frank RoteEorn and
another man, charging them with having
driven one of his horses numerically and
to its injury and with having caused dam
age to the buggy which they had hired.
Justice Evans has made out the necessary
warrants.
Rev. G. S. Nelly, whom the Stcclton Coli
ference recently returned to the United
Brethren church OF this pace, oificiated
before large congregations yesterday
morning and evening.
N1r. Robert Frey, a native of Columbia.
and brother of John \. Frey, of the
Pennsylvania ticket Office, is lying serious
ly ill at Altoona, Pa, with hemorrhagcs of
the lungs. Mr.. Frye is the Western Union
telegraph company's operator at Altoona.
Performances will be given in the Col
umbia opera house on the 16, II and IS of
this week On the first date "Around the
world in 80 days" will bc presented by a
company under the management of Louis
Martin and the probability is that, of the
three, it will have by far the largest
house.
The report of the adjutant general for
the year 1880 reached Captain Case on
Saturday evening and it shows that Com
pany III of this place averages one hum
dred in everything but attendance at the
encampment last summer at Philadelphia.
A number of the members were unable to
attend the cncampment and this pulls
down the average to 81 $40. In discipline,
steadincss and all the other desidcrata
the company is rated as superior" Cap
tain Case has received an invitation for
Company IL to attend the celebration of
st. Johns day at Louisville. Ky, from
June % to "a inclusive. The Knights
Templar will make a display and a COM
petitive drill will take place among a
number of militia companies.
Another burglary.
On Saturday night burglars forced an
entrance into the residence of Capt. Joseph
Umble, East Vine street near Christian,
and stole from the drawer of a secretary
in the room on the first floor $74 in cash
which the captain had placed therein in
sacked, and their contents scattered around
the floor, but nothing else was taken SO
far as is known.
The burglars gained an entrance by
forcing q back door, and before cOmmenc-
ing their operatios inside took the precau
tiOn to fasten the stair door by placing
chair against and bracing it under tho
latch to prevent any ono from coming
down and discovering them while at
work. So firmly was the door secured
that when the captain got up Sunday
morning he had no little trouble in open
ing it.
1t may he noticed Us a somewhat pecu-
liar coincidence that Capt. Umble had
showed tie money to some Of his friends
on Saturday evening, saying that he had
collected a part of it during the day. 1t
is supposed that the burglar was not far
off at the time, saw the captains money
and made up his mind to get it.
Surprise Party in Manor.
Thursday evening of last week n " sur
prise party of some thirty couples visit |
cd the residence of Mr.. Abram Leonard,
in Manor township. They found their |