Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-09
COLUMBIA NEWS.
Events Along the Susaueissnux-ltrI.- at
Interest In and Around tue iso.oaSh
Picked Up by the lntelii-

Event. Along the Experimentation ct
Interest In and 4Around tue isosoaEh
Picked Up by the Intelii-
sencer's Reporter
Market was we'll attended this mosn-
ing.
The - outlet - has about 4 inches Of
! ice on it. 1t is now ready for the skaters.
| The tuneia, Of the late Jacob Croft will
DO held GU Monday morning at nino
! o o'clock.
A number CT very handsome coaches
ior the Chicago i Atlantic raiiload passed
through here this morning.
| The dog that feeds on chickens wa.
abroad again last night This time h.,
raided Mr.. N. Backenheimer's chicken
coop.
The Office Of the Western Union telc.
graph company is having some improve
mcnts made on the interior, with . view
Of keeping out the cold
| A Z. X. Il. brakeman named Edward
Roe had his righ: thumb mashed at Dillc:-
vile, last night, while coupling freight
cars.
Christian Weimer, late 4 Rea6ins 4
Columbia railroad brakeman. has been
| promoted to be conductor Of the COiu,n
! bsa shiltiny crew.
! Heyxood's nnIns.rels will perform hero
r.z. Tnsan%y evening, Instead Of ON M'n
~. as =: .::<. z,;sest So Tho play i; in
: Ir!< ri. k.+-,:&y
I Z :t..%~ E-e.<ss.s3-.a.' : G.ubic team r >,
s"~, - '-&s<:.-.: s::as: ;ssHf'iay ait.:.
a'..-- i..s "@yt:. n@s lpzl.sd with by,tl.a
y: sa'>a :t2'.i@ M bas:. many of which
r:s@ -s:.x.:..
I.-s i'sL.s, ,.T>:-.4 ~ ..sa-; car move
As+-- fpi SnT:-nis'r +. - .,.jzs: Eat
wa'c, !D4,:e.', II .,jl s:np,y. ,3;G total.
49, -J'. We. ":..i, !,a'icn, u. go; empty,
2S, .33; ;o;a! II ,aJ3 Grard total, s; .i1.
Increase over OctofcI. 90
.'osep', Cole. .coluce,. w., Gsu..I. a:.'; DIS
orderly again yesterday lie assaulted 4
colore! Ean named Philip Dosey, who
entered suit against him before Squire
Frank. This old offender will spend the
next ten days in the county Jail.
An employee of tho Henry Clay furnace
named George Wiley, lost = pccketbcok
yesterday morning, which contained about
$50. lie cannot afford tho loss, aud 4
good deed will be done by the finder leay-
ing it at tho Spy cf,icc, where the loser
can recover it.
Former C0Iumbians Killed by tie Cars.
Three employees of tho Penn !, railroat.
Were killed in the neshbOrhOud OF Fifty
a
ternOon. They all occurred within Il short
time of one another. A track foreman
named Geary had b,ts: i. IS cut off by the
cars, and died shortly after the accident
occurred. The second victim was an Gu
gineer named Daniel +. Dcvlin. The Ic-
naming unfortunate was Adrian c. Lind-
say, brother Of William Lindsay, Of this
place. He was thrown from his train
and mangled in a shocking manner. De-
ceased removed from Columbia to Harris
burg about three and half years asn.
At the orphan asyl lum in McAliistervill,.,
Franklin county, Pa, are his two CHI
dren. Tho remains will be inferred in u
Philadelphia cemetery on Monday. His;
brOther-in-law intended bringing the body
to Columbia for burial, but twas 50 cut !"
pieces that it was deemed best to- bury "
in the city i'll which he was killed.
| Tho Meeting OF Council
At the regular meeting of council last
evening all the members were present, OK
cept Pfahler, Smiles and Kisllcr. TITO
finance committee reported as follows