Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-22

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soGo1ar Corrsspondencs Of the lrrKLLieE ScxR-
CoGUDDfA, July 2-Wm. II. Nielsen
1HAR. EXTRA brakeman on Pennsylvania
neuo6. .creW No ~ W. injured in a freight
|ronk = Pcmeeuy last d nht He was on a
I 80 ~ segine Of Ms train, when II
f1111naA 40 ~ rsAr end OF train of crew %,
4 - foeoovod his injuries, which are not con.
4 <6o0ooo1 sos1ouA by the way, In the wreck
x A showed. DR.. Alex. Craig is attending
I. ln q his homo In 'sCatholic Row." on
Glnut street. above Seventh. Several car
z ouo deFailed In the wreck.
NJ. Lewis w. May met with Q painful %
&1oent this morning 1t Clepper's sand wharf
4 h md several other gentlemen we're watch.
tAg the and engine at work, when suddenly
~ Wne knocked down. In what manner Is
not known, but the rope attached TO the en-
nlno 10 some curious way struck him ie
hCk He was rendered unconscious by his
R nll upon the rAilroad track, and sustained
injuries to his nose, right shoulder ana leg
They were not serious, however, ana WITH
tho azistance of . lad, managed to walk
Eiivood Hsmsker, son OF p. K X. Bag.
raeo Master George Hsmsker, while playing
4 Enn loGt evOning trod upon q two-inch nail.
4 AIeponetrsted his right foot to it's very head,
hAioeing painful but not necessarily dan
4 aoGUue wound, As he walked towards his
kOme be met Mr.. Philip Cline, who, upon
lonming Of his accident procured pair OF
pincsrs and with great difficulty owed the
Personal Mention.
& Miss Lille Hinton has reorganized her
theatrical company, and not single
member of her old support has been re-
tanned.
VIM. B. Given, esq, returned home
MIR. L. A. Cohen, Of New York, is visiting
Mr. A. Jessel,
On Wednesday morning, July 2sth, at 10
o'clock, Bishop Mallalieu will deliver a scr
mon at the Landisville campmeeting.
The Town IN frieE
Sc yeral Columbians will have exhibits at
the Lancaster county fair.
A garter snake, measuring two teet and
a-half was killed last evening by Samuel
Grove, aged eleven years, son of the enter.
prising proprietor Of Billiard hall, in the sta
A fight occurred between George Snyder
and Adam Rodenheiser, last evening, on
Locust street. A law suit will result
Four hundred and sixty-six dollars and
ffty-6ve cents was the amount paid to the
officers and men Of Co. G. last Monday
evening, for services rendered at "CamI
Allen"
Market this morning was well ATTENDED
Tomatoes were scarce and dear in price. Tn
attendance Of York county farmers has re
ouStou Al = IouuCtlOn VI pTlCto III NeS6tA plee
Camp Wilson," named in honor of Supt
A. M. Wilson, of the Reading Il Columb
railroad, for many kindnesses extended {,
the members OF the Forest and Stream club
will be visited to-day by q number of rela
dyes OF the clubs members.
The success of sociables given by the Pas
time Social club, is well remembered, and il
II with pleasure We announce that the club j:
to be reorganized.
Conductor Barefoot of the Pennsylvania
railroad, last evening received a Telegram
that his son, who has been visiting in thu
lower end Of Lancaster county, had received
serious injuries by being struck by reapins
machine. The extent Of Lynn--the son-hai
not yet been learned.
The theatrical season in Columbia this yea
will be an unusually good one. Several first
class troupes have already been booked
while many others have applied for dates
NOW that the skating rinks-a formidable
enemy to theatrical companies-have closet
1t Ii altogether probable that but few 10, .
and 30 cent shows will be on the road. Oh,
prices will be restored.
Tramps are as scarce in Columbia as black
berrios-fresh ones / mean-in winter, an,
all because it has been spread abroad tina
whom one is arrested ne is taken to Lancaste
and put to work break ing stones at the work
house. Such is really the case, and tn,
county authorities deserve much credit TO
enforcing the law and Kidding our county O
tne pests who for 80 long infested it Keel
tup!
The members of the light and water com
mittee of council have gotten themselves il
hot water by asking bids for lighting tn
borough by electricity. A few OF our cit
zens, probably those who are interested II
committee should not have confined them
selves to the method OF lighting by electricity
but should have asked for bids on othe
methods The end is not yet