Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-21
COLUMBIA NEWS.


COLUMBIA NEWS.
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Intcrest In and Around the Borosgh
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L. .ncer's Reporter
Miss Alma Hickle il visiting Mrs. j.
Vaughn, on Perry street. t.-------~-
The Rev. Samuel Yin:ling aud wife have
gone on visit to Palmyra, Pa
A farmer was bitten on the shoulder by
vicious horse. this morning. on Locust
street.
Mr.. George R.thvon, formerly Of tho
firm Of Rathvou & Stein, Of this plsoe W.
in town yesterday. g ] ~
Miss Ora Cruwushiel,is has suue ON
visit tO friends IN Phil.ielphia aud Balti-
mora
III. Gardiner McCandless, of New York.
who is driving fsom that place t, Virginia,
passed through here yesterday.
A Lancaster InAn spent last night in the
lookup for being drunk and disOrderly.
He was discharged from custody this
morning on payment Ot costs.
A large dancing party was held last
night ut the residence Of Mr.. Cyrus
Michael, corner Of Fifth and Walnut
streets.
NJ. William Cox, Of Balsimore, brought
. fine lot Of horses to Columbia for sale.
but retarned with them yesterday, not
heinz able 10 find naxlet fer! them.
To Columbia Wrsckis9 Grew were Or
dered 10 the sCepc OF the Wfeck in Lam
caster last night, bat weras held at Dill
lHville without being called into service.
A butcher pamed James Kelly ran
butcher kpiye through his hand, Thursday
while opening aud Cleaning pigeons. DR..
Kay dresscd tho wound, which il an OK.
ceodingly painful one.
A little son Of Nj. II. +. Yergoy. lost .
waist belt yesterday. 1t is of 4rey cloth,
with square steel buckle. The finder
Yergey AT his je~ciry store.
Two attempts were made to break intO
the residence Of Mr.. William Fasis, ON
Locust street, last night. Tho burglars
were heard aud decamped before any
attempt could bo made to capture them.
A collision between two Wagons occur
red this morning in trout Of the market
house. On, OF them had wheel taken of
and the horse attached to the other ran
off. He was captured before going any
distance. W..
The large mast Of one Of II. +. Brunor's
coal derricks snapped of yesterday within
q few feet Of the ground. No person was
hurt, although q number Of workman
were employed at the derrick at the time
it fell.
The name Of tho man who d:ed in Wash
ingtOn borough ON Thursday night from
exposure, was Michael SDangling. He was
about 6j years old. Deputy Coroner John
Frank, Of this place, held the inquest.
Those members OF Cyrene cOmmandory.
No. "a, X. T., Of this place, who intend
going to the Bi-Centonni;sl colobratiOD,
will accompany the Lancaster command
cry. 1t was sd decided at meeting last
evening. -TH
Over $50 were realized ut tho Presby-
tcrian supper and package party last
evening. All who attended were greatly
pleased with tho arrangements.
Market ThiovinE.
a lad of l2 years, named Harry Teis-
niger, was arrested at tho market this
morning. for stealing bucket OF produce
from j. L. Bait. He was placed in the
lookup to await u hearing before Squire
Grier. Several other buckets b ,ve been
taken from MIR. Bats market basket
lately and yuuDg Reisinger was suspected
This morning he was caught, with the
stolen property in his possession.
A Close Gail.
BERNARD SchilI, an employee Of the
Shawnee furnaces. lost his footing on q
car yesterday while applying tho brakes
and fell between it aud another car. His
life was saved by his clothing catching on
some part Of the Car rigging. He was
dragged some distance. but sustained DO
serious injuries. =.
The Churches.
Prof. J. s. Stahr, Of Lancaster, will
church, Tomorrow morning, ar the COM
muniOn services 80 EF
Services will be hold in the Prosbytera
The Rev. j. T.. BelIvillc, u. d., will con
due: the services.
Owing 70 the absence oi the pastor Of
st. john. Lutheran church, Prof. H. c.
Jacobs, u. d.. of Pennsylvania college.
will preach to morrow morning at 1890
O'Clock, and in the evening at o'clock.
A Freight Trainb Unlucky Trip
The train Of engine No. 5J1 had thren
accidents to occur to it this morning as 1t
was on the point of starting to Philadel
rhia. Tho first was caused by the
engine striking another train which
wa, standing across the track, and
leaving the rails, 1t was soon replaced oD
them, and in few miauGes more struck
:: car la.lcn with corn, breaking in one
side Of il. Tho debris was removed and
the trsiu started the third time. Again
ii was detained by one of the cars jumping
tn. rails. c.used by bant axle. After the
car had been. taken out from the train it
made fourth effort, and this time sue
cessful one, to start. ....sl
EnEis's Man Friday Arrested bSr 1ssjssy.
John II Black, Of POttstown, formerly
factotum for Charles Fl. Englc, the iron
dealer, who has had considerable scanda-
lous litigation concerning his wife and
Miss Ida v. Eaight and other women, was
arrested at POttstOwn, ON the charge Of
perjury preferred by Engle. Constable
Myers had fight with Black and bad to
draw bis revolver. Black was taken
befOre Magistrate Lennon yesterday
afternoon. A young woman who was
accused Of intimacy with EDgle, which
Black alleged he was cOgnizaut Of at a
previous hearing, denied his assertion.
The case went over for further hearing.
Tho Holman Opars Company.
The Holman English opera company
arrived here this morning, and at the hour
Of our going to press are singing Pima.
fore in Fulton opera house. BY reason
of the illness of Mr.. j. T. Dalton, tho prin-
cipal male singer Of the company, who is
lying sick at Columbia, they have bocn
compelled tn change the bill for this even