Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-10
q PECULIAR ACCIDENT.
6Do 0As1ss IN WRroH a MANS ZIP
vas xnARLY sKvERED.
: - Wss standing Along Side Of Horse and .
:. xe1Gs ed Himseii Become BADLY Tangled.
RnsshU u the oosden Eagle InstslIs-
tion-Briss Notes About Town.

uewu,ar Corrcspondcucc of the 1sTELLIeEscER
CoLuuntA. July 1O--An accident har-
poned On Friday, at the blacksmith shop OF
Harry Nolta on south street. by which Lem
fyoocer. .empioyed at the livery stable of Geo.
d Redsscksr, received very painful injury.
horvs Of Mr.. Redsecker had got nail In
- hoofof its hind foot and was brought to
~ shop BY Cooper TO have the nail taken
- Mr.. Nolte was working at the hoof,
Wllh sharp knife in his hand, when the
kusss commenced to jump about and threw
Mr.. Nolte to the ground, the horse falling on
his right leg. Cooper was standing near by
brushing the flies from the animal, and
when Nolte was falling he threw out his
hand 10 save himself. 10 so doing the knife
struck Cooper In the face, cutting terrible
gash entirely across the upper lip The IN
Jury Ia very severe one, the lip being AL
most severed from the face. Two physicians
gave the wound attention, IT requiring sew
eral stitches to draw the flesh together The
horse broke his halter and ran from the shop
but was soon caught
Onicers Installed.
At regular meeting of Chippeta Castle,
No. 5s Knights of the Golden Eagle, held
In the lodge room last evening, the officers
TO serve for the ensuing year were installed
BY District Great Chief Isidore Neuman, OF
Lancaster, assisted by the other past chiefs
Of that city. The following officers were In
stalled p. O., d, X. Rettew N. G., f.; X.
Getz v. c., f. NJ. Moreley ii. p. Rev.
w. p. Evans V. H., w. J. Strickler $. III /,
J. A. Hamilton ; w. G., +. S. Crone; ;; w. b.,
H. s. Rummell Ensign, A. 2. Rodgers
ESQUIRE VIM a Smoker 'unssuiosIe1 lsa GnSfa = "
Fell In the River.
Yesterday afternoon two tranps, giving
their names as Pat Flanagan and James
O'Rourke, were walking along the river
shore, where they noticed boat unlocked
along shore. The men got into the boat and
went out on the river, using a small paddle.
The paddle was dropped overheard, and, in
the attempt to recover II, the boat was upset,
throwing the men in the water. Flanagan
was able to swim, but his companion could
not, 80 he assisted him to get to shore.
Town Notes.
The sessions of the Methodist Sunday
school will be held on Sunday morning,
commencing at nine O'Clock, during the
summer months. The change will begin to.
morrow.
Misses Emma Schroeder and Lille Smith,
teachers in the town public schools, are
at Allentown attending the teachers conven'
ton.
Adam Fisher Hook, a son of John A. ant
NJ. e. Hook, died at its home, on Eight
street, on Friday at one o'clock, aged TIVE
month and twenty-six days The funera
will be held on Sunday morning at 9:3
o'clock ; services to be held at the house.
A game Of ball was played yesterday after
noon between a club from Wrigbtsville ant
nine called Little Brickets. Both clubs ar,
composed of young boys. The visitors wer'
winners by the score of 20 to L.
Company c left town this morning at 1:S
O'Clock tor Allentown for their annual en-
campment The entire membership OF tn,
company, consisting of So men, went along
Officer Hardnele arrested a stranger NAMED
Charles Brady last nj light tor drunkenness an
disorderly conduct. Squire Frank gave hin
q bearing this morning and he was taken t
jail tor ten days
The Columbia wreck crew left town at Ia
a. m. to go to a wreck at Gordonville. Th
wreck was cleared away and the GREY
returned home at this morning. The wrec
caused some delay to west bound freigt
trains.
A large glass in the door of c. w. Minich
butcher shop, on Union street, was broke
yesterday afternoon by a ball thrown b
some boys playing ball in the street.
a pleasant evening party was held las
night at the residence OF Mr.. J. a. Meyer
on Second street, given in honor of the
guest, Miss Emily Meyers of Bethlehem.
The Methodist and Presbyterian Sunds
schools OF Wrightsville will hold uniC
picnic at Mount Gretna, on Wednesda
July IA. The train will pass through Go
umDa.
This morning the hind wheel of the wage
of o. w. Snyder, baker, broke down
Third and Walnut streets. This was ii
only damage done.
A break occurred In the Tide Water cana
which occasioned some delay TO the runnin
Of boats. The damage was repaired in aboC
twenty-four hours