Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-20
TARIFF REVISION FXTOLLED.
ABLE ORATORS ENraUsE THE pEMoo.
RAox OF COLUMBIA.
messrs. Msgte ana Reimsnsnyder Have .
Very Large Audience and Their Points are
Loudly, App,sudsd Brosius, ReiuUhi
aud Gibson Talk TO the Republicans.

COLUMBIA, Oct 20.-Ths Demc cratic
heat quarters were packed to over w ng
last night, although the weather was very
unfavors bic, when George Reimensny der,
OF Lancaster, and ID. +. Msgee, OF White
Rock, made addresses. The address OF the
former was received with loud spplsuse
and WAS an excellent presentation oil the
iesues OF the cam psisn. Mr.. Msgee ION
the attention Of the persons present by bis
plain manner OF talking and bis concise
statements OF the benefits TO be gained y
the people from the success OF the Demo-
cratic candidates All his remarks were
based on facts grstbered from the buret u
OF statistics and could not be refuted. Tie
meeting broke up at 10 o'clock with thrt o
hearty cheers for Cleveland, Thurman and
the speakers of the evening.
The Republican mass meeting was held
In the opera house last mig ht, when speech, .
were made by Major A. U. Reir oshl, Hon.
Marriott Brcsius and s. B.Glbson. ReiI Dhl
did not gain much attention with his TRADE
against the Democrats. Brosius was rs
eloquent rs ever. Gibson spoke to the COL
ored people and his address WAS considered
tho best Of the evening. The colored club,
$50 strong, was expected to be present but
did not turn up,
The p. X. X. relief department have
Issued their statement for September which
shows the following bent Its paid TO en-
pioyes living In town: Accident IL men,
$99 /; sickness, IS men s22L20. Total
amount paid, 1920 20.
Yesterday afternoon the front truck Of
the hind car on passenger train No. So, Of
the P. X, r, troke journal In the east
yards. As the train passed the switches
the Journal broke and went some distance
across the tracks. This caused tho truck TO
leave the rails, and the passengers were
much shaken up. The hind truck Ie-
msiBed ON the track and the passengers
ran toward the rear end OF the car. Z. y.
Webster, engineer OF the shifting engine,
saw the journal coming from the truck and
sieualed to Engineer Ottey about the acct.
dent The train WAS stopped siter runniDg u
about four hundred feet No person wss
hurt
Norman Dennison, a young boy living In
Chestnut street, WAS swinging on cross
piece at the awning at Michsels' store, last
evening. His hold slipped and he fell to
the pavement, breaking his right arm q. the
wrist. Dr. Hinkle attended to his injury.
Miss Anna Zook left to. day for visit &c
Philadelphia.
Miss Hettie vache left today for q trlI
TO Baltimore.
The Layton band OF the NJ. E. church
will hold q sociable this evening at tht
residence OF Gen'L VIM. Patton, on Second
street.
The following order OF service will b'
observed on Sunday In =. PsuPs Z. Il
church. Morning service and holy com
muniop, 1880 o'clock evening service q
7:3O. Rev. X. Montgomery Hooper, NJ. A,
OF the Yeates Institute, Lancaster, viii
preach morning and evening. Sunday II
appointed IS the day OF special interces'
sion OF Sunday schools In the Episcopa
church throughout the world. spsciai al
lusion will Dc made to the subject at th'
services.
Rev. Thomas Harrison, pastor OF th'
Methodist Episcopal church, will preach oi
Sunday morning on the topic, How Il
reach non Church Goers +" Ia the even
ing q song service will be held.
Rev. w. s. Rinmar, Of the First I'm
glish Lutheran church, Will preach OF
Sunday morning on the subject, "or
ganizsd Co operative Christian Work.
Evening subject, " "Temp:stIon--lis Source
and Scope.
Rev. L. Ludwick, OF Sslomo Unitet
Brethren church, will preach on Sunday
morning on the missionary cause. Even
Ing subject, "Christ's Ambassador"
Rev. A. ii Long, OF the Church OF God
will preach his last sermons on Sunday
Morning subject, Things that are com
mepdabie and praiseworthy." Evening
subject, "The Saints crowned by the Chic
Shepherd At the close OF the servlcel
the retiring pastor will have something L
fsy concerning the new pastor.
The anniversary exercises OF the Sunday
School Missionary society OF the Pfesby-
terian church will be held on Sunday
morning. Rev. Alexander W. Sproull,
fauperiniepdtp of home missions In the
state OF Florida, viii be present. Rev.
Sproull viii address tho congregation in the
evening.