Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-22

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5ohUMDrA. Marc n. william Lockard,
49, nan q about 81 ysan Of age, met
Wton a accident On lest saturday morning
&haos souulosd haalIy. He wss employed at
\ 4nfcss'u brsskyurd and was engaged in
0ine . : oisv hank 10 get the earth for
\ n11San9 ne3coEa AZ this time Of the year
- - y mfhse soft, and - Lockard was
3 lkoaG - tne bank, the earth suddenly
N0o1, hlling On him and burying the unfor-
o1o young man almost completely. His
~ Wus The only part that was not covered
4 ~ ~ earth. His cries brought the other
! Xeskmen to his rescue and they soon re-
: 06ovod The dirt and released him from his
ogileus position. Lockard was removed to
~ homo near by and DR.. Houston Mifnin
eummoned. He was severely injured in
ootually and after suffering until Sunday
muenlDg, death relieved his sufferings
The funeral will take place from the resid-
eHoo Of his brother, John Locksrd, living
1eer the brickyard, on Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock.
Trsighs Conductor Hurt.
Frank L. Ackerman, conductor on freight
train No Q, Of the Reading & Columbia rail-
rod, was sitting on the bumper Of his tram
q Miilway, this morning, with his feet on
The other car The engine suddenly coming
& bnCks the cars came together and Ackerman
he'd his right leg dislocated at the hip. He
WA brought to hts home In Columbia on the
e25 . M. passenger train, and medical atten-
tiOn summoned.
His Horse MissinG
On last Saturday evening, Harry Sellers,
living At Herr's mill, about two miles from
town, drove to Columbia, tying his horse
and buggy In the yard at Wagner's hotel.
Later In the evening the owner came for his
team but found II missing. A search was
instituted, and, after driving about the
inf ~ n n AZ thu OH
q Ironville The animal was not injured In
any manner.
Had His Head Cut.
On last Saturday Charles Yohe, a young
boy, living on Perry street, was at wester-
mans butcher shop working at lard press.
The press fell over, striking the boy on the
head, cutting very severe cash in the back
Of his head and one over the LETT eve. The
force Of the blow rendered the boy uncon-
oci0us and he was taken to a physician
near by, where his injuries were attended
Town Notes
A very good audience was pleased in the
opera house on last Saturday at the presenta-
ton Of the "French Spy" by the Waite
Comedy company.
Samuel Daron has received contracts for
the erection OF two houses on Cherry street
and for one house at the corner of Fourth and
Union street
The 10th anniversary of Cbiquesalunga
tribe OF Red Men will be celebrated on Tues
day evening. Ee-shah-ko-nee tribe of Red
Men from Lancaster will be largely rep
resented. Charles G. Conley, of Philadel-
phia, great chief Of records and other prom
tnent visitors will also be present
Officer Hardnele arrested John Malinfy on
LAST saturday evening for being drunk and
disorderiy. He had hearing before Squire
Frank and was sent to Jail for ten days
u. T., kauffmAD. ESQ.,. sold for II A Gil.
bert ut public sale on last Saturday evening
two frame houses situated on Alley q. to &.
w. Minich for $1,000. Three houses will be
built by MIR. Gilbert In the same neighbor-
hood.
Wesley Cooper, the well-known colored
elater OF Columbia, died at his home on
Fifth street on Sunday afternoon at 2:3O
O'Clock from consumption, in the 56fh year
Of bis age. The funeral will be held on
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. Services
to be held in the Baptist church.
While hauling coal on Saturday afternoon
one OF Burners coal wagons broke down at
the corner of Fourth and Walnut streets
The load of coal had to oe transferred 10
another wagon.
A public sale Of valuable real estate will
lake place this evening at the Franklin
house.
The four men arrested on last Wednesday
~ Omcer Hoffman were taken to Lebanon
on Saturday afternoon. On the train they
confessed to the robbery. At the hearing at
that place they were identified as the robbers
and the clothing they wore were part of the
goods stolen. They were held for trial.
The United Brethren church festival closed
on last Saturday night During its progress
It has been well attended, and a neat sum of
money has been realized.
several fast passenger trains passed
through Columbia during Sunday. The
Mount Joy road was blockaGed by a rock
falling on the tracks near Elizabethtown.
Engine No. 40, while shifting cars on the
river track on Saturday afternoon, jumped
the track at the sand house. 1t was soon re-
placed by the crew of the engine.
a car load OF valuable horse were sold at
pubiic sale at the livery stable of Samuel
Campbell, on last Saturday afternoon.