Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-26
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I rswuIer Corosponoepce Of ofIxrHLLieKsorR.
CotpmsrA. March 1a--A number Of inter-
&j(od psrsoGs vefs present st the Office Of
;6oelrs Fssnk ~ night st the hearing of
/, ~ - a O. G. SEIZURE, proprietor Of
I, 111rnn, eornsr Front and Bridge streets
- with shooting with = revolver at
\ 1S6k Hlchafdson, . colored man, on last
Iosoday evening From the testimony OF
n1ohardson and two other colored men, those
onree weut into the saloon TO play game
~ cards but they were not allowed to
40 % end this ended in an alteration be-
tWeon Mr.. SEIZURE and Richardson. The
ep10red man claims that Mr.. SEIZURE fred
The revolver at Richardson, who then threw
mustard cup ut his assailant For the de-
fsnce . number Of Witnesses testified that
Richardson picked up the mustard cup and
hurled It at Mr.. SEIZURE who fired re-
volver It the man lust as he was leaving the
door. Squire Frank, after hearing all the
evidences held the matter under consideration
for . few days
Red Men omcers Elected.
Ata regular meeting of Osceola Tribe, No.
II, Of Red Men, held in their wigwam last
night the following officers were elected to
serve for the ensuing term: s.. Jacob II.
Lutx 8. g., NJ. Donnecker; ]. s., John s.
Weidier q. of X, s. b. Clepper X. Of W.,
+. 9. Johns; Trus., Harry Nolte r. to g. c.
Of Pa, 8. B. Clepper. These officers will be
Columbia Rolling MIL Shuts Down.
The Columbia rolling mill uses about
seventy tons Of coal daily In the manufac-
ture of all grades Of merchantable iron, en-
ploying about two hundred workmen to 40
the various kind of work. Owing to the
strike of the men in the bituminous coal
regions, the supply of coal necessary to the
running of the mill cannot be obtained and
this industry has been compelled to shut
down for the time being. By the striking
Of men in other places our town Is indirectly
effected, as can be seen by the shutting down
OF the Columbia rolling mill.
Personal Notes
Miss Minnie Cogley, Of Lancaster, who Ii
known as Mile Titiens, queen Of the cornet
IL visiting her brother, Joseph l.. Cogley
foreman OF the Columbia Herald. Mis-
Cogley, during her visit to Columbia, has de
lighted many OF our people by her excellen
performances on the cornet
The band connected with the Waite Come
dy company number among the many pc
loctions they play, "The Lancaster Marches,
composed by Miss Csllie Hamilton, Q
Columbia
Paid the Damages.
John Anderson, young colored boy, wa
arrested yesterday by Officer Hardnele, o.
the charge Of throwing stones and breaking
window in the store of Charles Shillow, col
n
ing before Squire Frank and settled the cas-
by paying for the damages.
Town Notes.
After a short rest the Salvation Army will
commence holding their meetings in tn
armory tonight
The Columbia Herald printing Office il
being removed to its new quarters, whicl
have been remodeed and enlarged. Tn,
building has been under the hands OF Messrs
Cramer and Paules contractors, and the,
have made 1t one Of the most commodiou
and best arranged places for printing offic
in the interior OF the state.
Miss Callie Hamilton has withdrawn he
properties from sale.
Simon Malsop, accused of appropriatn
the money intended for payment of hac
from Mr.. Geo. 8. Redsecker, had denied th
act and brought reliable person who sal
that he saw Malson pay the money to th
driver OF the hack. Malson had paid th
money to the driver but got it back agai
saying that he would pay Mr.. Rsdsecke
Malson did not pay Mr.. Redsecker and ia
evening acknowledged to this fact before NJ
Redsecker and the driver. This account
published in justice to the driver of the hac
and to place the act in its true light.
Thieves stole the meat from eight hogs, b
longing to Henry Mummaw, living back
Drytown, a few nights ago. Tho men wei
& seen carrying away the meat by boy VIII
met them on q road. One of them threatene
the boy with REVOLVER and he raised u
q alarm.
The river had been at high point, but it
now slowly receding.
In few days a new dynamo will arriy
for the Columbia Electric Light company
and will be placed on the circuit line.