Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-12

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1UmsoypoaAsnce Of 1xTDLLiaEScER
xnuA, Aug. 12--The prevailing topic
~ poople of Columbia b the strike
- omployss of The three different
m111s q town. The strike still con-
6 ~ 4 n probable that IN amicstls ses-
- vii b fsanhed In The nsar future
3cm ~ management and employs OF
y 1uoqusAanna rolling MILL Tho men have
y 1ea1inG several msssanss witnin the
" - 6ava but ~ asU very reticent con-
11Sa - br,Gancu transacted Ut the
1117n - nanagemsnt OF the Sus-
1SISnn Mn huve msde proposition to
w1vhm6n 70 the effect that Philadelphia
~ V10 p po1d aftef the men have worked
V~D I'd Ill the employees will be given
S1ro00snt 70 this effect A scale Of
W. prooented 70 the management
~ luf their signing but this was not
Ihe prices arc what 10 called Phhadel-
ptioeA but they came from the Amalga-
- ossociatson and the Susquehanna
upony will not counteuknce any union or
1o6le16on. The men are very anxious to go
II work md will hold meeting to-day when
~ = hoped that satisfactory agreement can
~ arrived at
Home From aermany.
4 Poeer Melbert arrived homo last night,
n1nor . trip Of eleven weeks In the " old
ouuntxy." During the visit MI. Melbert was
q Germany, Switzerland and many other
ploeos and was very much pleased WIN the
f6(nrnod homo eighteen pounds more in
vG19hk A large number OF friends
v6c6 present at his home to welcome him
Result Of . Fall.
A pmall daughter of James Jordon, aged
II months, had its LETT arm fractured yes
oorday afternoon, resulting from fall from
Ne arm Of . girl, who was carrying the
child, Tho arm was broken at the wrist, and
the ffaCture was reduced by physician.
Dsos easing sunday Train Running.
Considerable credit is due to the Columbia
Ministerial association for the work they have
aOcomplished In the Sunday train running
During the month Of January, 1856 1881 cars
wsre sent from Columbia, east and west on
Sunday. In the month Of July on the same
day, the cars sent east and west were 3, 206
decreasing the Sunday train running $, l25
carA This good work has been accomplished
BY the Ministerial association.
Charged with Assault and Battery.
Adam Swsrtz, livink in York county, was
IN town yesterday afternoon and got on a
drunk. He was lying at the transfer station,
when some boys commenced throwing stones
u 0lms I0lS InHO6 SWdTE very aURfy Anu.
oeixing Q stick, he administered a terrible
beating to young son of John +. Metzger,
living on Front street The man then started
for York county. Metzger entered suit
ngainst him before Squire Frank and he was
arrested last night by Officer Hardnele about
four miles down the towpath, This morning
SwArtz was given bearing on the charge o
assault and battery, and was held under $50
for trial at court
Town Notes.
For many years the mill race from tb,
Shawnee run has been feeding the Columbis
-four mill, but the race has ct last been
abandoned. The has been purchased by the
Columbia rolling mill company for the pur.
pose OF dumping their refuse and this has
caused the closing Of the race.
A very pleasant party was held last even.
ing at the residence of Miss Lille s. Clark,
on Locust street
The largest sunfiower stalk yet reported
is growing In the yard of George Reisinger.
The stalk measures IA feet and inches, and
contains ~ flowers and buds
A large family picnic was held at Wild Cat
Falls yesterday, when the persons present
had an enjoyable time.
An excursion will be run over the Reading
railroad on August 18th, to Coney Island and
Long Branch.
Yesterday afternoon picked nine played
the Rosolute base ball club and the latter
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