Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-14
RICHARDS ON A RAMPAGE.
1AvfO AssAuLvs q WOMAN AND Two
MEN SATURDAY NIGHT.
Gun nsSeoss Against Him by james Usvs-
4 sasea a-ssansnaa Chsriss Lsugsesd Re-
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ssrjAi Ready % R,psir the Dam.

toroa Ready - RtpAfr the DAM
CoEUxBrA, May M--David Richards, an
lmpeoyo q the SusQuohanna rolling mill,
eu1tod Z diseusbanco IN the neiehborhood
q Filth end unlo0 streets, on Saturday
na0ht. He had an ldea that he wss being
noassted and attacked william Turner
vlth two case kniveA Turner promptly
knocked Richards down and took the
Hnivee from him. He then struck MIRA
neichssl Roman, telling her TO the pavement
ma afterwards assaulted James Csvenaugb.
Dutts were entered against Richards at
Squire Solly's by Mrs. Roman and Mr..
Oevensugb. The suit Of MrS Roman wss
witbdrawn and In the other Richards was
held In $500 bail for hearing on wednes-
day evening. Turner sued the man at
Squire Evans', but the suit vas Withdrawn.
William Cook had . hearing on
Saturday evening before Squire
Evans, for malicious mischief, on COM
plalnt OF MIRA Lively. He was charged
with throwing water on little girl. The
eass was settled by Cook paying the costs
md Is 70 the mother Of the child.
4 Fatal Accident.
Word was received this morning that
Charles Lsughead was killed In Philadel.
phia Lest night He was employed ~
brakeman on the p. Il. r. at that place. He
was former resident of town and was well
liksd BY his associatea
Nra Harry McCanna, was struck In the
bead with board on Saturday evening,
resulting in painful wound.
NrA Bepjsmin Gauntner, fell down .
flight Of stairs on Sunday. She was pain
fully bruised and her right eye badly hurt,
Samuel Hamaker, employed at tho Col
umbia rolling mill, was bitten In the right
leg In painful manner by dog this morn
lnG. on second street, and he will be pre-
! ventsd from working for several dayP.
People 0oing and Comipg.
Rev. Thomas Harrison left town to-day
Tor New York to attend the NJ. II. confer.
oncA
ksv. George Wells Ely left town to-day
3or Philsdelphia to attend the sessions Of
she northern assembly OF the Pfesby terian
church Of the United States.
Gen. J. w. Fisher, OF Cheyenne, w. T., ID
whiting Mrs. w. X. Nowlen.
Rev. DR.. Chamberlain, Of Brazil, South
America preached In the Presbyterian
church on Sunday.
DT. J. X. Linsaweaver was called To
Fottsville this morning, by the death OF bis
brother, Dr.. w. Lineaweaver.
DR.. Geo. w. Berntheizel he's returned
from tho meeting OF tho American Medical
snclety, at Cincinnati
MFA Kenney and daughter, OF Philadel-
phiA, are Waiting Mrr. 8. Zook.
Misses Fannie and Ida Hanauer returned
% Baltimore to-day, after short visit here
Mn. Sarah Mason and daughter, Mrs. A.
Wooley, Of Brooklyn, were in town to day
Mra Shomire and daughter, Katie, o
Lancaster, were the guests o; George II
QusuEsr, on Sunday.
Mr.. John II. Paine, OF York, spent Sun
4 day here.
Church Notes.
a congregational meeting will be held Ii
the q. B. church this evening TO arrang
icH Chiidren's Day service.
The plans for the new Presbyteria1
church will arrive shortly and work vii
cCmmence n the near future.
The Ladies' Sewing society OF the U.
church will hold festival on Wednesds q
evening at the home of Samuel Museer.
An adjourned meeting Of male member
Of the n. Il. church will be held this ever
fnG, when tho committee appointed TO 90
loCt site for the Second church will Ye
pcrt Tho repairs Of the Sunday schoo
room Of the old church will commence U
once.
Rev. Willis y. Human, OF Coblesk III, n
r., has accepted the call OF the Secon
Street Lutheran church. He will tax
charge on Sunday, June 10Th.
A large party OF Second Strest Luthera
church people went to WTlghtsville la
evening to attend services, their churc
being closed:
To Repair The Dam.
Work will commence At once Ia repsirin
the Columbia dam. The stone aud lumbe
havs been received.
The steam launch of Mr.. w. Il. Moore
hns been completely overhauied and wi
b placed in the water this week.
ME. Charles T. Emmons found peck O
book on Sunday evening.
Tho Columbia canoe club have decide
upon new uniforms They will meet o
4. Tuesday evening to decide on the purchas
Columbia Lodge No. II, Brotherhood
Railroad Brskemen, will meet on Wedne
day afternoon Mt 1880 o'clock, to meet II
grand lodge officers
The foundations OF tho pudding fu
nAcea and bar mill rolls of the Columb
Iron Co.'s mill have been completed. III
work will be In running order by tho mix
die Of July,
''.tKS 4Smsins Of Samuel McNau. =, wi
died In Deposit, N. Y, will be brous lat hel
for inte Yment. His death Was caused b
consumption and deceased was ased
years. The funeral will be held on Tue
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock, In the Sscon
street Lutheran church.
The pay car OF the p. X. r., will be
town on Tuesday sftern oon and the Il
q car In booked for May 22i.
The operator at Shocks station was n
tifisd ON Saturday that man was hangir
to tree In the woods west OF that plac
The operator notified the deputy coron,
ct Bainbridge, but an investigation prov.
tina atory n hoax