Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-05
COLUMBIA NEWS.
From our Regular Correspondent

The following ticket was settled by the
Democracy at tho meetings in the different
wards on Saturday evening First ward,
council, James PcrrOttet School Board,
Wm. B. Given; Assessor, Andrew j.
Meislng Constable, Robert Keech
Judge of Elections. John Zieglcr Inspec-
tor, Joseph McFall County Committee
Charles f.. Young Conferees, DIR. j. X.
G.incaweavcr, Frederick Snyder and Jos.
acFal. Second ward Council, George
Tile School Board, ii. &. Graybill AS
SCISSOR, Harry c. Young Constable, VIM.
Wittig Judge of Elections, Harry Nolte,
81 Inspector, Jas. C.Shroe tcr COnferces,
Daniel Sample Geo. W. Schroeder, Harry
Noltc. ST.. Third ward--cOuncil, Henry
Westerman school board. DIR. G. F. Mar
kol assessor, VIM. III. Lindsay; constable,
Frederick Struck judge of elections, VIM.
Bee xe Inspector, Peter Book cOnfelees,
Frank johnson, Lew Lyle and David
Welsh. The confsrees of the several
wards will meet and nominate candidates
for chief burgess and high constable.
Everything passed off quietly at the ward
meetings.
The leo Goes Dulotly.
The icn moved off quietly at this place
Yesterday Afternoon at 3 o'clock. There
was u slight movement in the morning
also Large crowds of people watched
the mcvement of the afternoon. 1t was 4
uuict sight below the river bridge, but q
grand ono between the canal locks at this
,,lace and the Chickics, where the ice
piled in huge masses upon the rocks Of
the falls. None Of the ice which broke
up at Marietta came down AS far rs the
bridge across the river here, but piled Up
between the points referred to. No
I,,., I,cn, OIL IL, ,,yff r
tila river thus far. The waters are still
yiz,ns and there may yet be trouble here,
rs the ice is from 6 to 12 inches thick.
Down the river there has been consid-
cradle excitement. At Port Deposit tho
news OF the coming leo led tho railroad
comDanies to wake up all their employees
at 4 a, ln., on Sunday and all the rolling
stock standing On tho sidings was sent to
Canal station, about two miles north. All
the freight stored in the station was also
moved to place of safety. The back leo
from Peach Bottom reached Port Deposit
ut & a. IA, and lodged there after break
ing UP the ice between the depot aud
Rock river, distance of one mile.
thorough Briefs.
Mrs Thomas Scott, of the Railroad
house, Marietta, died last night of nervous
prostlatiou.-Miss Maggie Lee has re-
turned to Lancaster.-C. Ii. Mccullough
is convalescent.-Wm. Humble, aged II,
had an involuntary river bath yesterday
Republican nominations on Wednesday
evening.-Detz & kreider's cigar box
factory at work again for the first time
since Foreman Frank Lash shot himself
Full meeting of the ladies' relief
association desilcd at Mrs. VIM. &. Civ.
ems on Thursday at 3p. me-. E. Luth.
Gran Mite society will hold festival in the
armory Feb %. % and "a; Miss Maggie
Welsh will conduct the fan drili.-Joseph
Hildebrand's hen ccop was robbed last
night.-Churches were well attended yes
terday sacrament at st. Paurs P. E ,
illustrated sermon on "Thy King
dom Come" at +. +. Lutheran nine
probationists admitted in the morning,
two in the evening, sixteen persons We're
at tho altar and ten others arose fol
prayer NJ w. Bausman and e. S.
Franklin, of Lancaster, were the guests OF
Mr.. North yesterday.