Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-11

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rnDpou0ence Of INTKLtfoENcER.
A Os4 iL--Oflicers Wittick and /
1000 two colored mon well /
w6osiug along Front street. this
nbout two o'clock Sunday morn /
y men carried . largo bag be-
>om md were acting In a sus-
unnnss. The officers approached /
&no one sttem pied N make his es-
Xhoy were placed under arrest and /
noarched, which was found to con-
&nmbog Of white shirts, of excellent
"a . lot Of collars and cuffs The
ose tnken TO Vie Office OF Squire Evans,
snd HiiS.m Thompson. They first
N lived @ Williamsport, but alter |
6o1med Harrisburg ~ their home.
- wore sent to these places but no |
have been received. The men are
It'll they can give q GOOD account OF
o1VoD and the articles In their posses
N smith, q colored resident of town
70 Oomplaint against Ann Dunmore,
Gc1orod, for disorderly conduct on Sunday
VI omoe Of Squire Frank. A hearing was
D ~ morning, when Ann was sent to
ItGor Hicks, living In the country
49, from town, was arrested by Officer
80 FOR using . carriage whip on
~ named Harry White living in his
uiCk6 uhu n uodi luk nj NiiO
= ~ Squire Frank when the case was set
- ~ NE payment Of costa
Cabin Car Wrecked.
s ~ eabIn car Of crew, No. A. Of the Penn
1Nunh railroad, was very badly wrecked in
1Uo3 yard this morning. The engine OF
1oRt Deposit road was in the way of the
1l0lY running Car and a collision could not
DE0Vonted. The car was damaged almost
Md repair. No person was hurt, although
10 Angman of the crew had very narrow
The Town in Brief
Il ne London Dime show made thoir last sp.
1nEance last Saturday night on the base ball
11uunda The tent was packed with people
- eood performance was given.
The small steamboat, lying along the river
&oroI hes been used on several occasions to
10 nnrties out on the river. A large party
Woe q the boat last evening, making trip
- tcnr miles.
11cC3se's comedy company will appear in
~ opera house on Monday and Tuesday
1vonings of next week.
& 00gS0o Detwiler, son of s. s. Detwiler, was
- = farm in York county last Saturday,
,Wboee be got q number OF snake eggs which
- boen piowed up in field. The eggs
7vouo brought home and broken open. Each
- oontained q copperhead snake few
- IN length, and showed signs OF life.
Voral Of the snakes were placed In bottle
~ olcQh0l
~ water draining from Second street,
1cnth Of Perry, accumulates about the tracks
0ftho Reading Il Colum bia and Pennsylvaui a
m1lEunds ct the Mill street crossing. A large
s2on pdpo hes been laid under the railroads
- : Connection will be made with the gut
~ q Second street, 80 that the water can be
GnEx1ed off.
4 0nturdsy was q busy day with the town
unegchAnts, many saying that the business o
ltnk Day exceeded the receipts of any one day
1hoy have had for months.
# John Ryan, OF Pottsville, Is on visit tc
1kfonda In Columbia.
% William Templin, conductor on the Reading
~ Onlnmbia railroad, Is enjoying his vacation
~ taking trip east.
4 Danlel q. Wann, q well known citizen ol
Qo1umbia, II lying at his home, Front and
Ferry streets, very seriously sick.
- pinlon at the puddle rolls at the mill OF
~ Columbia Iron company was broken this
noeuing. This will cause a stoppage at the
5nfll ~ about one week. The mill had been
running very well previous to the accident