Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-20
RAILROAD SMASH-UP.
H1n1er o. CAss PLUSos IxT0 TH1
SSDS ~ fRAJN.
- - Osrs Dsrsiisd and Two Crushed
-osssrs 1sjary to One Of the Occu-
panss--Frsishs Trsmc Delayed
ror Over IN Hour.

Y GoxuMprA, July 20--Last evening about
i utclooh, shifter 4i0, sent q draft of cars
owwords the weigh scales siding. Instead of
rnehine their Intended destination, how
~. they plunged into the side of the train
q oaeine 2s5, which was pulling out OF the
vone yard, east bound. Three cars were de.
er1ied and two others, one loaded with rail
~ supplies and one with -four and feed,
~ their sides crushed. Flour and feed
wefs scattered all over the tracks, and the
~ supply agent in the supply car, was
severely injured about the arms and side,
by being caught between box and the car
door post The wreck delayed freight
traffic about one hour.
A Burlesque ball Game.
An amusing game of ball was played yes
terday afternoon on the Columba's grounds
between two picked mines Of clerks. The
clubs were as follows
Picked Nine No. 1-G. A. Grove, h.;
Sherman Swingler, C. j. ID. Slade, p; X. 5.
D.; B. +. Herr, r. f.; John Newcomer, 3b.; J.
b Wilson, Q. T. and e., Geo. Hppey, |. I.
Picked Nine No. 2-Brlmmer, c.; kautz,
p; Torbet, IT,; II. II. Lockard, C. T.; James
Allison, r: T.; liable, c. and g. 81. Hilliard, l.
&; James Ryan, c. f. and 3d.; Shreiner, 2b.
Only seven innings were played, at least
the score was only kept for that number, and
No. met with defeat by the following score /:
Ne. Nc.I1........................i 1tsss rs rs
Earned runs, errors, base hits, etc, were
not credited, as they were numerous,
especially on No is side This morning we
saw number of base ballists, and they were
~ stiff as sticks and as sore-well, ask them
how they feel.
Good Luck to Him.
VIM. +. Tyson, of Columbia, was the sue
cessful applicant for the appointment to the
Annapolis naval academy from this district,
but on account of defect in his hearing he
did not pass the physical examination. Since
that time DR.. Livingston has been treating
him, and his condition has improved greatly,
and on September 1st, he will make another
attempt to win the cadetship. His appoint
ment has not yet been received.
The Colored Odd Fellows.
The sixth annual meeting OF District Lodge
No /, Grand United Order of Colored Odd
Fellows, will be held in Columbia on We'd
nesday, September 18th, 1856. Olive Branch
Lodge, No. 1887 will attend to all arrange.
ments Of the "meet," and have already COM
pseted the following programme
Wednesday morning parade, to be parti-
pated in by all the lodges in District No. l.
An oration after the parade in Armory hall
by Kew. Lawrence Miller, of Harrisburg. In
the evening a reception and ball in the ar
mory, and a Martha Washington tea party
in Mount Zion A. NJ. f. church, when an q
where addresses, music, etc, will be deliv-
cred and rendered. Olive Branch lodge will
strive to make the affair a success, and that
" what it will probably be.
Thistle Down summer Breezes.
1t twould be wise plan if the borough off,
cials would open the water plugs at the head
of Locust and Walnut streets and thoroughly
cleanse the cutters in these streets; they are
fearfully dirty.
During Sunday night DR.. c. F. Markets
driving horse broke loose from its halter,
went to the feed box and ate a bushel OF oats.
Yesterday the horse died of rupture OF the
stomach. 1t was valued at $500.
The suit and counter suit between Horace
and Louise Dorsey and A. J. Meads, have
been settled, the parties paying the fines ant
costs.
The remains of Chester Markell Jackson
were inferred in Mount Bethel cemetery thii
afternoon.
jesse Moore, switch-tender at the Locus
street railroad crossing for the past 40 years
is on the sick list.
Miss Lille HIntoE's sister, Mrs. B. c
Booker, OF Philadelphia, is the goest Of Mrs
&. Hambright, her aunt