Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-30
NOLONBlA NEWS.
." 'H's over Thiriy Foot FmOnpE-
""nt- Hoy 0ets tiurt by Banging

'e"'" rails over TbirIy Fuot rmbnnb-
"'"'- n hoy octs uurt by Hanging
On nsEcr wagon.
Nhllo backing hls horse aud wagon, at
nh business place, on shawnee creek,
yesterday, Mr. Joseph Ualler had III,
misfortune to 400 his team 90 over n thirty
loot embankment. Tho horse would have
crowned, hut for tho timely assistance of
several mea who saw the accident. aud
VINO cut the harness to pieces TO reliovc
the struggling animal from his dangerous
predicament. A dead horse was In tho
wagon when tho accident occurred.
young boy residing on South Second
street, whilo hanging ON behind baker
wagon TINS morning, had his right foot
caught in the rear right wheel, aud would
nave met with painful accident, only for
tho fact, M his foot was being twisted. tho
wagon stopped to deliver bread to n ous
toner. Tho leg was badly lacorgted.
Tho Reading Columbia local freight
train, due In Columbia ut a. M, did
not arrive until @ p. m. yesterday. Tho
Ieiay was caused by a wreck on the Phila.
dolphia " Reading railroad.
ono OF Christ. Erb's steers fell over
Dotwiler's hil', near Wofo's auarries.
yesterday Afternoon, and was badly in,
jured.
Naissnces
which demand the immediate attention of
the chairman of the police committee, and
chairman OF the sanitary committee Of
councils. Wo reler to the doincs at
Williams hall, and the coiorod burial
ground on Union street At tho hall every
Saturday night, festivals arc held, at
! which time and place night il made
hideous By the fighting and swearing OF
drunken men and women. Complaints
nave oecn made, but they hayo as yet not
been needed
The citizens residing In tho vicinity OF
the burial ground complain that dead
bodies arc not Inferred. Instead of bury
ing them to the depth required by Law, tho
hole Is dug only deep enough to lay in the
| coiiO, With half iOOt OF dirt over IL. II
is believed that unless some action il
taken IN tho matter, whom the dead bodies
begin to decoInpose, tho stencil which will
arise viii IN fearful and probably bring
| disease.
Personal
| II, NJ. North, esq, aud family, and Mr..
j. n. Meyers aud family, leave town to-
| day for the sea shore. The Iormor goes IN
Cape May and the latter to Ocean Grove.
III. +. BTunJr returned fron Indianapp
lIs, lud., last ovoaiug, with the cheering
news that his daughter, Miss Caddie, who
was taken Ill in that city, is rapidly recoy
ering, and will be able TO return home In a
short time.
DIR. Alex Craig has sent his two young
sons, Alex and Wash, to his farm in Kan
sas, for their GUNNER vacation.
Last evening G.. W. Waubaugh finished
b 3 trade ia tho HsrH!d printing office, and
this morning ho started on trip through
Lancaster county. Next month he will
begin work on the Lancaster Hguir.r,
where he was offered position.
| Two deaths.
Conrad Hahn died OF dropsy, at 10 n,
IN. yesterday, after an illness of about
two months, at his homo on Lancaster
avenue. His remains will be inferred from
the German Lutheran church, on Walnut
street, ID morrow NJ p. IN, Deceased
was aged - years, was married aud leaves
o vile and several children. For 20 yeara
he has been prominent member Of
Ch:qucsaluuga tDbs NJ 80. |. .. Il NJ,
and which irdgo vii attend his funeral in
q body.
DR.. Char s G. Wolfe died very sud.
denly at hs4 homo in Olmsted, Pulaski
| county, ILL.,, yesterday at 80 p. m. De
ceased was born in Columbia, in 1920,
aud practiced medicine, where the post
office now stands. For the past 81 years
he has resided az tho home where he died.
Last winter he paid his old friends in
Columbia visit, aud WAS then in very
good health. He was married, and leaves
| a wife but nOichildrnu To monrn his death.
His brother Henry started for Olmstcd,
this morning, aud will fpossible bring the
remains OF Charles cast, as IL was his wish
to be inferred IN Columbia.
! Pleasures.
The party given last evening, by Miss
| Lille Clark, at her homo on Union street,
was q very enjoyable aud pleasant affair.
Gen. Welsh Post, No. llS, q. A. II,
has already booked b. McAuey, ami the
New York opera company, for tho Co
lumbta opera house. Mr. McAulSy will
probably render Uncle DAn'L" while the
"Beggar student" viii, most likely, be
sung by tho opera company.
PoIIco items.
Squire Evans had - Frank arrested
yesterday for drunken and disorderly con.
| duct. Ed. COiius went bail for Franks
| appearance tins morning, at 1:30 o'clock,
but Frank tailed 20 put In an appearance.
Charles WrEht yesterday, appeared
before Squire Young, paid his costs, and
settled his cG5c.
Tho corner loatng cases of "BeGs'
Donnolly and samuel Berntheisel were
postponed until this evening, Chiof Bur.
CESS Irwin being absent from town.
! Squire Evaus committed Chr. Bocken
myer to Jail for 30 days, for drunken and
disorderly conduct, last evening on Fifth
street.
Bowman Turner was arrested at Shenk's
mills yesterday by Officer Gilbert, but
after being thoroughly searched, az was
also tho boat on which he was arrested
no was released, the officer having no
power to hold him further. Ho was 40
cused Of stealing goods from the store of
j. u. RObiu-un, ni 8tidgoyllo, York
| county.
| 8riets.
| On account Of four of tho mGmbors Of
the Citizens oOrnet band accompanying
| Co. q. to Gcttysburg tho third open con
cert which was TO have been given On
| Saturday night, Is again postponed' until
| Saturday two weeks.
| The Domestic ball club, of Newark, N.
| j., will play tho Columbia club, providing
| that nine guf rant ,es them s35, with priv
| llege Of half the cato receipts. Such being
| the case, Columbia will never witness a
match between these two clubs the homo
club canros afford it,
| state Deutai s1cie,y's ms,ti0g.
| The sixteenth annual meeting of tho