Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-08
COLUMBIA NEWS.
Oik if-s.ULAk CORRESPONDENT X
Events AiunE tEo Experimentation cf
Intcreet tn and Around tho Borough
Picked Up by the Intelli-

/ Events AiunE fEo Experimentation q
Intcreet il and Around tho borough
Picked Up by the InteIli-
eenoer's Reporter.
"Unclo Toms Cabin !" drew a larg,
| audience last night.
Miss Mary Wheeler, Of Wilmington,
Del, is tho guest Of friends On Third
street.
A test OF tho boilers OF t,c stove worEs
was made yesterday. Everything worked
satisfactory.
Some wicked person has stolen the
posting ladder OF Ernest Writers, the bill
poster. Lcck out if he discovers the Oh
fender.
Dir. Andrew Hardnail's 5,year-oi,l
! daughter fell from step ladder ycstsr
day and had her head severely cut.
Mrs. Abram Herr was thrown from,
her wagon yesterday while coming to
| market and run over. She is not danger
ously hurt.
The Rev. r. W. Hu,auhries pastor of
the NJ. 4. church, will preach tho sermon
| at the union services on THANKSGIVING
day.
E1r. E. Taylor, Madame Janauschelss $
! business manager, was in town yesterday
completing the final arrangements for the
great actress appearance hero on Saturda y
evening.
Miss Mimic Madden, who played the
part OF Clip in Uncle Danl" when it
,, was presented here the first time couple
of years ago, will appear in Columbia
again on November, 13, in a tinc comedy
drama called '' Foggs' Ferry"
An unacccuntabls rumbling noiso was
heard in different parts Of town yesterday
ohn,,f Yhn co!,nn1 cs,;l.lro,, u
! their teachers were greatly alarmed by it.
I;urnec With isot Clndor.
A hot cake Of cinder burst early this
morning at the Shawnee furnaces, and
was thrown over Joseph Englehart. one
of the employees, burning him frightfulIy-
Although it Was st first supposed that he
could live but q short tims, his recovery
is now considered probable.
Election Notes
Both the Independent ami Staiwart
Republicans concede the election as sure
for PattisOn. The latter are worse shaken
up than the former. They know that tho
spoils system is at an end. Some one re-
marked in Squire Grier's Office last evc-
ming that the Independents should be
thanked for the Democratic VIC
tory. 4 Democrat, who was standing
near, and who had already begun to cclc-
brate tho victory, said, No, dcn'. thank
tho Independents; thank Beaver The
jubilee to Democrats made things lively
about o'clock this morning by grand
"walk around" The attention of tho
faithful is called to the fact that a meet
ing will he held in Squire Griers' office,
which was our headquarters last
| night, tonight, for tue purpose Of arrang-
ing for grand jubilee parade, which will
be held during the latter part of the week.
Let all the leaders especially turn out in
force to night.
A Family Nearly snirocsted With Gas.
Mr.. Chas. Smith and family were nearly
suffocated by the gas which escaped from
q meter early yesterday morning. He wa S
awakened by the illness of his little
daughter, and then discovered that his
! wife ard little son wero partly urcon-
! scious. Fresh air quickly revived them,
and all are better to dag. Had Mr.. Smith
been affected rs the others We're, or had
he not discovered his daughters illness
and rise when be did, terrible case of
suffocatiOn Of an entire family won'd
have been the result.