Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-01
|DLY FATAL ACCIDENT.
"a 0ksakn FALLS FkOM A TRAIN
1n1bs P0ff1se ON BsAEss.
enoussd b. Failing On H,s Bacs-B'
sotwsy Escapes Being Hun ovsr-Ar-
4 6oooD1 ~ shs Thef Of = Cioos-M. "
nnssssn Meeting Town Notes

&UABIA, Nov. Henry Cremer, extra
20 on crew No. 80 of the Pennsylvania
nG, met with serious accident on last
11ny night while going on q freight train
~ Philadelphia The train was run
,SoeWesn Elm and Merton, on number
411oek, and Cremer was applying the
y - ntop the train. He bad put brakes
~ lnSs and was at the third one when
l1ewheel came off throwing Cremer to
Ugoond. He struck the rail on number
ofook with great force, landing ON his
~ nnguan the rails The brakeman real.
~ 09nger Of being on the track a'o
onped turning himself, getting from
~ kreck when his strength isiled hun
- Wss compelied 70 Ire on nis ,aco ..',,,i I'LL,
+ rcnDco arrived. The train he was on weni
~ ~ - Merton where Il WAS stopped.
Tl Hho flaemau. Samuel Miller, started bach
KS alwnai trims coming ON the same track,
t1no fDu0d Cremer lying, unable 10 move,
<Ir1avNu0 1be tracks. The unfortuuaie man was
11Voo1 III puuslbie attention and was sent to Co
Imln0la al Z passenger train, arriving in town
&rSir On Sunday morning, and was TAX en- to bis
>I5p. on Perry street, between Second and
\ &tFd. The accident resulted In very serious
'{nfrfunl injuriea The exact nature cannot
~ bo ascertained. He complains oi severe
{u1na about his back, and is unable 10 move
Without help. Cremer Is married man
With family.
A stolen Clock Pound.
4 On The night OF Wednesday, OGtober nth,
~ house of Christian Snyder, living on
Xoeth Front street, was entered by the shut
~ bsioe forced open, when a valuable clock
Won stolen. Later In the night, George
MeIool, emyloyed at the Pennsylvania rouuL-
house, came into the saloon of Joseph
8chle9elmilcb, on Locust street, with clock
II his possession. He said he had purchased
y for IS, aud was taking it home. When he
arrived a, bis house, along the Washington
turnpike, be told his wife he had pur.
chased the clock on the installment plan.
snyder learned about the clock in Melsels
4 possession and entered suit against him be.
lore Squire Frank. A warrant was given To
Officers Wittick and Hardnele, VINO found
the clock at Meisel's house. The man was
nrrested on lsst Saturday, and given hear
ing before Squire Frank. He was unable t.
\ tell how the clock came in his possession. III
default OF bal, he was sent to jail for trial al
court
Ofiicer Hsrdnele arrested Edward Drake
from Steelton, for drnuksnuess and dlsor
deriey conduct Squire Frank sent him Il
< tail for i've days
Officer " ittick arrested tramp named
Jeese Bounce on the same charge. Squire
Evans gave him like period IN jail.
Missionary Meeting.
The young ladies OF the Methodist Episco-
pal church held meeting on last Saturday
afternoon for the purpose OF organizing
= missionary society, which was accom-.
piish0d by the election OF following Off cers
preatdent Miss Emma Riehl; lst vice presi
dent Miss Mary Paine; I'd vice president
Mis- Frances Crisiy; Sd vice president, Miss
Lille s. Clark; recording seOeetary, Miss
Josie Patton corresponding secretary, Miss
Lille Stevenson; treasurer, Miss Annie NJ
Bruner. The society will be known by the
tsTho Layton Auxiliary OF the Women's For
eign Missionary Society" Thenext meeting :
will he held on next Saturday afternoon III
the church psrlors.
Town Notes.
The pay car OF the Reading Il Columbii
arrived in town this morning aud paid the
employees for September.
The employees of Bachman Forry's plan
ing mill commenced the nine-hour system tC
constitute days work.
A four-montbs.old colt of Mr.. John Fen
drich had leg broken during last night in
the stable. IL Is supposed the mare tramped
on It The colt will have to be killed.
Arizona Joe, the scout, will appear III the
opera house this evening.
All Hallow Fen was observed in town on
last Saturday night by the younger portion
in the usual manner OF playing many Pracu
csl prCukS On many streets steps were re-
moved from houses, being carried several
squares and then hung on hitchtng posts
Corn, Hour lAmp.blaCk, etc, was thrown a
passers- 10y, and persons were fortunate in es
Gaping from quantity of these articles
Several wagons were taken apart aud tht
several parts were hidden In ~ many
different directions.
On TuesCay eveulng Pete r. Baker aBc
company will present "CL-se and Lena" II
the opera house.
The workers in the different wards are pre-
pairing for the election OF tomorrow.