Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-01

OUfNDpOn0enc 0ofIxrnhLIonrcDn. OF
0E8MnfA, Pa, March LA. J. 6trine,
6onnn % engine G. 3. Malthy; OF the
NM a CosumbiA railroed sn last Sstur-
while Engaged IN oospsing cara was
11ne "a the tank fthe engine Hisfoot
and Whi1o endeavoring to recover
IN ~ Erns hand was caught between
- 1Woo<6 q ths car and the tank, mash
1kumb vofy severely. The back Of
~ ~ ri d the skin taken of. The
II ~ tMomb b broken and also much
~ o1nputation will not be neces-
ralley, : daughter Of Theo Findley,
koe. Her hsnd struck the stove, cutting
X@9X. .seyofo ensh IN the pack part OF It.
s. 3NG66 noQd0s, proprietor Of the Columbia
g5ooituxal works on commerce street, was
1kine down Locust street ;ast evening and
lrpod on Tie ICY pavement In that vicinity,
3 I'LL with such force that his right leg was
Q&on 6otWoen the knee and the ankle. He
4 ~ An11sted TO his home on South Second
~, whore the fracture was reduced by
vFkilo driving home from q funeral on
I6oy Afternoon an unfortunate accident
po0ed TO MrA John Miller, living on
4nor street. Her husband attempted to
At1vo Around another carriage and his vehicle
~ upset throwing Mira Miller out of the
- sustained . fracture Of one Of her ribs.
~ WaD removed to her homo, where her
INJURIES were attended to by DR.. Markell.
Death Of Morgan Bahn.
n Morgan Balm, living on Fifth street, near
socusf, died on last Saturday night at 1880
o'clock, from consumption, In the 10th year
1 an illness of about six weeks
y Wafb andShree children are left to mourn
'1heir loss. The funeral will take place on
- k,ov Cpln at al
~ Wrightsville where interment will take
plnCe. Gen. Welsh post will attend the
1oneral of their late comrade In body.
a Cigaxmsksrs' Union,
a Mr.. John Fendrich's Gem cigar factory, at
- corner Of Front and Locust streets, started
work this morning a. q union shop This Is
done 1t the request of the proprietor, Mr..
xondrich himself who called his cigarmakers
1e4sther last week and informed them that
= would be his pleasure IL they would all
bo1n the union 30 that the establishment
would be . union shop on and after March l.
The men responded favorably and connected
1hemselves with the union on Saturday even
1n9. Thus c0rdjt and amicable relations are
- once established between the employer and
omplcyea.
Town Notes.
q q A Pair Of Kids " will be presented In the
opera house on next Wednesday evening, by
E1a F. Kimball and company, under the
management Of Crowthers and Writer'S, the
local bill posters This show appeared In
this town several weeks ago and 81 delighted
the audience that a repetition was de-
manded.
The frame work Of the new mill Of the
Columoia Iron company isnow being erected
hy the contractor, w. w. Upp
The Metropolitan rink was opened on last
Hafurday night and large crowd was pres
mt The fancy skating OF Miss Ella Stetson
wls much enjoyed.
VI Jacob A. Smith, the brakeman of the Penn.
gylvania railroad who was killed on the rail-
t1ad on last Monday, was member of the re-
lief department OF the second class and his
widow has received the death benefits
amounting to q, 900.
stranger, for being drunk and disorderly.
Dquire Evans sent him to Jail for five DAYS.
Geo. w. and B. II. Haldsman have received
the plans and specifications for their new
store on Locust street, between Locust and
Third. The building will be forty.tiye feet
high and will have a pressed brick front,
ilh trimmings Of Port Deposit granite The
store will contain all the late st i'm proyements
and In fact will be amodel store.
At tn o morning service OF the ST. PAM s'.
y. church, Rev. +. J. Clay Moran delivered
= historical sketch Of this parish from its for
nation to the present time.
The revival meeting that has been in
progress for some weeks past came to close
loet night.
Mr. J. @. Hess, a prominent citizen OF
Columbia, is lying very i'll at his home on
Cherry street
Leonard Smith awarded the contract to
jacob Sheath for the erection of two houses
On Fifth street, between Locust and Walnut |;
~ =. FurRuson has received contracts for the
erection Of two houses for John westerrnan
On Eighth street and one house on North Fifth
street Tor John Pfeffer
Clara Chapman, stranger In town, ,..was ar
rated on Saturday afternoon by Officer
aardnsle flor being drunk and disorderly
She was CON mitted jail for twenty days by
Squire Frank.
d. Hsnauer, a prominent citizen OF Column
- y lying critically Ill at his home on
Walnut street,
A. : u,ssting OF the Brotherhood OF Loco
motive firemen, held on Sunday morning,
10 was decided not to Join the relief depart.
mont Of the Pennsylvania railroad.
N George w. Shredder has received his per.
nanent appointment as railway postal clerk
"a the Port Deposit railroad, between Colum.
paA and Perryyille. he passed his prelim-
mary examinations very successfully.