Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-05

wlnn Bo6kol was taken to the Office IF
d. St66nnap where he received surgical
al from lka&xentleman and DR.. Muhler-
b1fg, aft ich he was carried to his
hme Con I'D alley. His wound is a
Wy sorf0uaSSut not necessarily fatal
NE, thA1eest danger being from peri
tOnitis.
ROden, who did the stabbing, was ar
rested soon after and looked up, Oh com
plants Of assault and battery and carrying
concealed deadly weapons. He says he
intended merely to scare Dickel and did
not know that he struck him with thu
knife, He says that ne and Dickel have
always been good friends, aud that tho
affair would not have happened had they
not all been drinking too freely. Rodsn
has wife and seven children. Ho was
committed by Alderman Barr to await the
result of Dickel's wound.
{ ''s'fs # saotin the shoulder.
About o'clock ON Tuesday evening as
Samuel T.. Bailay, coach maker, was walk
ing Hiths s6pe frendB OI North Queen
street, near ALDERMAN sSauAson's office, he
suddenly felt o burning sensation in the
left shoulder, and soon tho blood began to
trinkle down his am. He went to Heit.
shu's drug store, where an examination of
his shoulder was made, when it was as
csrtained that pistol ball of small sizs
had entered his back just below tho shoul
der blade. Ho was taken to his home and
DR.. Nj. l.. Herr summoned to attend him.
The ball has not yet been extracted. Tie
| wound is not regarded as i dangerous one.
1t is not known who fired the pistol or
Whether tho shOt was accidental or inteu
tiOnaL 1t Is probable that some boy fired
| tho shot at random, not knowing that the
cartridge contained Il ball.
T Ernest Schae4eI, \ German boy, whoso
parents reside ut Rsigart's Landing, was
practising yesterday afternoon with y
small pistol near Woodward Hill cems-
terry The weapon snspped Onoo Or twice
and the boy turned the fmuzzla towards
him to see what was the matter. Then it
went of, the ball entering tho end of the
fOrefinger Of tho left hand, and lodging
below the second joint, where it was cut
out by DR.. Westhacffer.
A son OF Christian Werrer, whilo firing
off a toy cannon near Mennerchor hall,
was very severely burned in the face by the
premature discharge'of tho weapon.
Ella Lykons. a young GIRL was out at u
family picnic near Rocks Springs ycster-
day. While on swing the treo to which
it was attached broke. She fell to the
ground and had q leg broken.
! A boy named Funk had his hand badly
| wounded on East King street yesterday bv
the accidental discharge Of 4 revolver.
There was considerable drunkenness on
the streets on Tuesday night and during
| yesterday. Several fights occurred in the
neighbOrhoOd OF the depot ut q Lte hour
on Tuesday night. A party of men got
into quarrel about u ball, which was
held at West End hall last winter, and
finally came to blows. George
Hetrick, who was not 4 member of
the party, ran to the crowd
to see what was the matter; man
knocked his hat off whereupon he
clinched with him ; while tho two
men had holds some one, who is yet un-
known, stabbed Hetricks in the back bocw
the left shoulder. The wound WIS several
inches in length and it bled proiusely.
Hetricks was taken to his home, where he
was attended by DR.. s. T.. Davis. AL
| though the wound is painful it is not dan
gerOus. Had it been ! few inches lower
down it would undoubtedly navo proved
fatal. During this fight several other men
were badly hammered.
Another fight took place in front of the
Schiller house in which several men had
their faces tattOOed. Some wore arrested
and heard by the mayor.
Police Ga. Cs.
The mayor had seven cases yesterday
morning. Most Of tho parties had been
drunk the night before and some were
| fighting. Most Of the parties were made
to pay the costs and several were sent TO
the workhOuse. Last night there was not
SO much drunkenness Oh the streets and
less disorder than on the previous night.
Four per sons were arrested for being drunk
and disOrderly. One paid costs this morn
ing, another was discharged. third got
five days in the wolkhOuse, and one case
remains to be disposed of.
Picnics Yesterday.
The Aukamp social club held Il picnic
! at Tells Hahn yesterday and there was
! very largo crowd present. The best of
order was maintained and all present ell
.jOyed themselves. At tho Green Cottage
q very pleasant picnic was held. There
was excellent order and good time. The
picnic of the Sons of Veterans at What
Gler, which is noted elsewhere, was largely
| attenden and successful in every way.