Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-26

- nsrUsEsoaws OF COLUMBIA HAVE
y /. psnoNsTRAlIoN."
urrna naen and crowd Of Boys Parade tins
4 esssss ana Use Fireworks Cars,essiy.
ppssenss Hlsae BY o. D. end Al.
Kannmau and Editor yocnm.

X&|1 eooIf rauh0otiOn parade Loot ntgnSs
IA mere was an Overdose Of noise and
Au1at powder. For The pest several days
- lsadsD In The Young Republican club
~ booa arxangine for this walk.around,
- W1oa NE affair IVES held the result
M - : credit 10 the party. About $50
u1k 3 crowd Of men and boys, princi-
- lastsr, gathered about the Office OF
= ~ Iounman, whore every person was
nAed fiags and Roman candles. The
no started up Locust street, headed
< a - Metropolitan band. A large repre-
nanslon from Tow HILL" followed the
n6. and then came mob OF boys with Q
3Vooor scattered here and there With tin
&osus blowing and yelling ct their loudest
- parade marched over the entire town.
Hon. q. 8. Kaufman made o speech In
front Of his house, but nothing could be
hoard on account Of the noise made by
- boyA Short speeches we're also made
b 1sjor J. w. Yocum and A. J. KsuE-
wan, esq. Every person was furnished
nWWceks, which were put of In . reckless
a0onner. A lady Standing In front
Of Jessel's store had her dress
barned and the awning at Rothc hiids
etore Ahows the marks OF FIRE. A candle
WM thrown on the awning at Beittel's store
ond ball struck window sill where two
.ln0ioo were standing. Frank Fobes, q
young boy, had . couple Of Roman candles
a hia pocket which were ignited and the
boy WAS painfully burned. w. u. Barr
! had about dozen candles under his arm,
which were cot OF accidentally, causing
1fF. Barr TO drop the candles and leave for
: place Of safety. Plenty Of burns on men
; and boys and ruined clothing show the
rouklGns manner In which the fireworks
wses used.
There was strong Blaine sentiment In
& town and when the nomination OF Hsrri-
en- was received only faint cheer could
he raised.
Omcsrs Eisc,oi.
The following officers were elected last
nlGht at Damon Castle, No. 1888, knights Of
~ Mystic Chain: 8. X. p. g., VIM. f.
Madden; H. X. o., w. II. Bethel s. X.
y q. G., 8. Fl. Musser; S. X. +. L., A. B.
10x; Q. Of g., J. A. Campbell; Asst @. OF
~ @. X. Hsmaker; chaplain, 8. w. X Oh |;
inside guard, Samuel Peck outside z uard,
II. r. 1upplee; trustee, VIM. X. Madden.
On Saturday afternoon fracas occurred
"a South Fourth street between n number
a rolling mill men, in which Jacob Wool
hass WAS badly used up. Suits were en-
tered before squire Hershey by Woolhaie
against Jack Henry, Hugh Mccall and
Even williams for assault and battery and
against Mccall for surety Of the peace. The
hearing took place last evening and Mccall
and Williams were held under $500 bail for
o0urt. Henry failed to put In his appear
aAee.
August Wit!enberg sued William Nc
Call before Squire Solly, for assault and
batssry and larceny Of . keg OF beer. This
Y sult was also the result OF the fracas ON
Saturday. A hearing was held last evening
and the case was dismissed. The prosecu-
tne could not identity Mccall a. tho man.
During the month Of May the 2. X. X.
I raliei department paid the following bone
y hia % employees In Columbia Accidents
q ~ men, e2A7. so sickness, 81 men, S3ss. 50
q 1otai, e60L30.
The n. L..O., organized for social amuse
Weut elected the following officers lss
uight: President James Maloney yIcs
president, II. b. kaufman secretary,
. Emory Furguson treasurer, Harry Smith.
The Church OF God will hold open air
Z meetings commencing on Sunday evening,
The farst meeting will be held on Walnut
street. above Filth.
District Deputy Select Commander ID. X.
Rsttow will organize castle OF tho Mystic
Ouu1u IA i IhIauiso Ou w ouuosu0y 0V0nlDg n
Business relating to the centennial viii
b transacted tonight at q meeting O.
Chlqueaalunga tribe OF Red Men.
Msssrs. Brinton and Dickey, OF Lancaster,
\ havo challenged Messrs. FendrIch and
Rycu, OF town, to q match game OF tennis
IL the challenge Ia accepted the game will
b played either this or next week.
The published rate On tho p. II. X. 10
Gettysburg on July has tesn changed
from q SO to S2.
AeorA A. A. Moore and w. T.. Moore
ana their wives won't to West Chester this
morning to attend the funeral OF John II.
BAbb.
Forty-four merchants have signed the
petition to close their stores at 0 o'clock
during July and August. Mr.. r. A. Krodel
Tofused 70 sign and the movement Will
doubtless fall through.