Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-23
COLUMBIA NE VS. ITEMS.
sRUsr OUR RreyLs. opssssrosprrr
epititsd meeting ci tho Rorough Democrats
Lust eseniug--rn. Luosl Death Kail-
hsppcBipgs "A voupa IN, Iawp.

ePHitsu meeting ct tho Borough Democrats
Luht eSenipg-rho Luosi O~atn Kaii-
hsppebings AROUND the Town.
There was n largo attendance ut tho
Democratic meetiug last evening In
schuyler hall. President North presided.
IL was proposed to ieorganize the Hancock
and English lnvinoibles, and those present
were unanimous that this step should be
taken. For this purpose tho club will
meet at O'Clock this evening, when an
organization will DO effected. All Demo
Gratis having helmets In their possessiop
are requested TO meet at the headquarters
this evening. III, NJ, North, esq, delivered
another Of his charming I" unsensationai
addresses" and again delighted his audi.
ence with his quiet and business like 70.
marks. Mr.. North does no. make spread.
| eagle speech, but sits cody In his arm.
chair aud delivers what be has to say, ms
though he were at homo speaking 70 his
own family. 1t Is pleasure TO listen to
him. He feels sure OF Democratic success
this year, aud said II he was disappointed
he would, ct his stage OF life, be dis
heartened.
| Rain prevented the Republican linen
duster club paHding last evening. They
| will turn out this evening.
| Hon. G. s. Kaufman will "spout ="
on tho tariff question 10 Armory hall this
evening.
| TWO DEATHS.
Robert w. Smith, of Wrightsvlle. died
ut the residence of his SOD, in Philadelphia,
at $50 q, m, Tuesday, Hin remains will
be inferred in Wrishtsville, from tho
residence Of Capt. +. Y. Magee, to morrow
ut 2p. IN. Deceased was one OF tho oldest
and most respected citizens of Wrights-
vile, and his death has cast gloom
Of sorrow over tho inhabitants of our
neighboring borough. He was identified
with the incorporation of Wrightsville
into q borough and its progress. For
many years lao vas Justice OF the peace,
and was the founder Of and edited the
/ Wrightsville Star for a long period.
Mr.. Edward \, ths seventeen year old
son OF General Ticket and Freight Agent of
n. G. II. II, Edwin 3. Young, died ct his
residence in Lutheryille, Md, on Tuesday
His remains are to be brought to Colum.
{ bia and ut l y. IN. to morrow will be
inferred ut Mt. Bethel cemetery from the
, residence OF Mrs. Gen. Welsh.
SENT TO JAIL.
John Bassich, the peculiarly insane
resident OF Tow Hill, WAS on the rampage
yesterday. He accused his mother OF
putting poison in . pitcher for him TO
use, aud when she demonstrated with him,
he attacked her, broke the pitcher over
|, her bead and otherwise maltreatcd her.
Joe Cole went to her assistance, threw
John down, bound him and went in search
!, Of an officer. B 'ssich succeeded in freeing
himself, and armed with q butcher knife,
q awaited their coming. Force aud strategy
had to be used before he could be con
9 quered, which was fiualiy done, aud he
o was again bound hand ana foot. He was
o sent to Jail this morning.
TOWN MOTIFS.
the Marietta turnpike near Columbia, IL
d being greatly besutifed by numerous re-
pairs. Tho entire grounds are being divi-
ded into small tquares, separated by uar'
row walks. When flushed 1t will DO very
handsome.
y. Mrs. A. Kimes. SIR John Flemming az,
. Miss Aunie Grauer are visiting ftiends IL
y Spring City.
:. Seventy tVo persons. last evening as
senbled at the residence Of Sir. lIarr,
Haugby, or Union street, to help celebratf
his step sOu's, Cbas. Gabrisll's, 2lst birth
- day. IL was "A merry OCCASION to all pres
eut. The youug man was the recipient o
- numerous handsome presents.
Daniel DeItz, brakeman on tho half
7 and half cast yard shifter, had his righ
I. heel badly squeezed by having it caugh
"a between the deadwoods Of two cars.
- Mr.. William McDsvi't has an apple tre
70 that bore fruit twice this season aud bios
70 somed three times. lie also has crap
. vine from which was gathered two crop
a of grapes this year
- Andrew Harduell committed an assaul
# upon his wife, and last evening was take
AZ before Squire Evans on the charge G
NJ assault and battery. The case was sus
ia pended.
The river was too rough this mornin
: for duck shooting to be successful
~ enjoyed.
: A pair OF overa!ls which lay too nsa
q. one of the stoves IN the p. Il. Il. rom.
} house last evening caught fire. Thi
4 causei the building tselt 10 bs set on fire
- but the round house FIRE depsTtme1
extin gu shed it before much damage ha
I. been done. The alarm caused quite a
excitement.