Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-06
COLUMBIA NE VS. ITEMS.
Eavr Qua ssuULAs UoRnrsPospESr

, Tho nste.r happenings ADou, the Eives
Borough - some Minor Accidents -
interest election Npws.
Tho Suiquehanna river rising about ore
inch per day.
Tue agricultural works whistle by ia
thort aud quick shrieks yesterday at noon
caused an alarm of fire TO loo sounded.
The cause OF the disagreeable and odor
of the water furnished TO Columbans, is
the low state Of the Susquohanua, and tho
great amount of dead grass which is
rottenng |, the river,
The following changes been made Ia the
Columbia atd First National banks. Mr.
Joseph Jansen in tho Columbia National
takes Mr.. J. q. Pierce's position, while
his place is lilled by Mr.. ] H. Zeamor, of
the First. Mr.. w. II. Moore receiving
teller, takes Mr. Zeamer's plaoo in the
First, while Mr. Herbers O. Lewis, OF
El2abothtOwn, occupies his position.
Miss Kate Oakos last evening gave
large aud pleasant party to her numerous
friends, at her home in Wrightsyille.
Several Columbians wero present.
Bert Waubaugh, aged Ia years, was
badly whipped last evening by his com
paions. with whom he had been dionssing
the political outlook. His face was badly
bruised aud cut
Henry G. Hall yesterday was arrested
by Oflicr Wittick, at tho " sink" mines
near Columbia, on a process issued by the
Lancaster court. Hall had sued Wittiok
for arIesting him under false pretense, but
he not only lost the case but had the
costs, amounting TO 81 40 imposed upon
him. He wanted to leave without paying
the costs, but the authorities objected and
Hall Is noW in jail.
Columbia policemen arc carefully
watching the several hard looking tIamps,
who have been seen in Columbia this
morning.
Tho heavy Wind of yesterday blew
several limbs Of trees down, demolished n
chimney and part Of aroof of house,
near tho dam, tore one river boat from it's
mooring, which VAS Afterwards caught at
the dam, and tuIe two shutters from their
hinges on Uuiou street residence.
A drummer who had been flirting with
several of our yoang ladies, picked ono up,
treated her to oysters, etu., and was then
horrlied aud disguised that he was with
amRn in womau's clothes, rugged up for
his special benefit.
Gathering autuf1n leaves is 4 pleasure
now greatly enjoyed by young Colum.
bians.
Prof. Dare, OF Harrisburg, iS forming a
dancing class in Columbia.
Bruncr kaufman is ia York.
Ned Gnni'h has returned to his home
in NguistowD.
ACCIDENTS.
The cellar door in front OF 4, J, Kauft
mau's law flee broke yesterday and those
who stood upon it were precipitated TO thu
cellar, luckily, however, with but little
injury to themselves.
Kars Davtn had two fingers of his lef
hand mashed yesterday by au iron plat,
falling upon them IN Allison's bookstore
p, X. X, shIftGr No. Al knocked freight
car from its tracks last evening by running
into it iu the west yard.
Il caUal b1atnan at tho Y i Q. shute.
had his right foot squeezed between tw,
boats yesterday.
THE ELECTION.
Both Democrats aud Republicans are
in nervous suspense ovr the result o
Tuesdays election, Notwithstanding tsle
graph ald Newspaper reports. No fight
occurred hut two yesterday, az the Herald
and Spy oflicls, where large crowds hac
collected, It l9r ked as though free set-ts
would occur. Luckily it did not, aud tht
remaiuder Of the day wGs most peacefully
Both parties now arc in doubt.