Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-20

be buried tomorrow at O'CLOCK.
This morning at O'Clock Mrs. John
Shillow died after lingering illness, Of
consumption. n---.,----'---------------s
Mrs. John Yeakle has returned from a
trip to Norristown and the sea shore.
The Misses Katie and Sallie G0ssler alb
home from CressOn.
Squire Young this morning discharged
Dennis Kea5pey. arrested for being drunk
d9A di1 1oHds3S on Locust (treeS yesserd ~,
d payhsht IL th1 fine and cos&s.
Mrs. Myers Auerbach. formerly resi-
dent of this place, but late Of Philadel
Pei; siss Ss rses fss. ss f:t1ffSs
which . leg was fished up at the canal out
let yesterday, has not been recovered. II
probably floated down the river.
Joseph Cole and Chestnut Hill man,
botl colaed iHau4 4ed in ? isti9enoQunter
or 1ifth4 s&est, 1esterShy. The latler
received That for which he had not bar
gained when he called Joe' a chicken
thief .t99 10.
The scene at the circus, yesterday, dur
ing the tornado, cannot be we'll described.
It was ono of utter confusion and terror.
Every person seemed to have but one OBJ
ject, and that was to get out of the circus
tent. It threatened to fall every moment.
There was no person in it when it finally
came to the ground. In different parts Of
town trees were overturned, windows
shattered and things generally overturned.
Tho storm, fortunately, was going at such
q headlohg rate, that one particular spot
did not feel its effects for apy great length
of time. What damage was done in the
X0svnk-&~ L. IoA
lThoSs who attended Barrets1 Co.. Is oifcss
yesterday were much pleased With the per
formance, especially that ef thA Aevsnihg,
fully cleared away. The dens of the ami
mails were in q much cleaner condition
than il seen generally II Q meaa6srie The
friends here by AisgepiA and gsntlemanly
way in doing business, no less than BY his
many social qualities. The; circus had 10
fair Attendance in the afternoon and was
filled in the evening. 80
A number of sharpers, who were in
town yesterday, had the usual number Of
victims. A dealer in vinegar, from Lam
caster, lost e15 by investing in cheap jew
elry.; John Kelly, of Marietta, II minus
$6, because he took another sharper's
word, that considerable sum of money
was enclosed in q piece of paper with .
cake of soap. A countryman lost $40 on
the same game. Neither was the cup and
ball man wanting, and Ae likewise, did a
fair 'biahesb As long a. swindlers exist,
there will be dupes to support them.
A man connected with the circus was At
tackled yesterday by John Bauass and John
Patterson. Banass was struck in the
mouth with a stone by the plucky circus.
man, who defended himself right gallantly
against them both. A knife in tho hands
of one of his assailants sliced the leg of
his pants but did no other damage to him J..
The "TOw Killers" Wero not arrested as
they should have been.
William Schnap7s baker team ran away
twice yesterday at the circus grounds. The
first time the occupants, who were three
boys, were thrown out, and Harry Weimer
had his leg badly bruised. The second
time the owner, William Schnapf, was
thrown from the wagon and his head and
arms were hurt. Harry Schnapf also had
his arm and legs hurt by being thrown
oat. Mrs. George Dearbeck was struck
by the runaway, thrown down and one of
her arms was fractured. The runaway
was finally caught and quieted.. -
A man from Chestnut Hl1 after being
pummelled at John Schlegelmilch's saloon
On 4th street, yesterday, was then
thrown out into the street. It is claimed
that he was raising . disturbance, but
why he should be beaten before being put
ont of the saloon, is not apparent. "