Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-22
HONEY FOR STRIKERS.
q1g AxllclSAYgb Association AIDING
CSUuBl IRuy.weRKERx
r:ve Thousand Dollars Voted For Their
+ nrlsce-.s Prshibitionists !" to he RE-
fused Beer by saloon Keepers.

d Cor.uNnsA, June 22.-Frederick Neve-
Rcld 10 attending labor meeting In Pitts
burg, and has telegraphed to some Of the
striking rolling mill men In town that they
have been awarded 5000. The board will
render assistance to the men until they win.
A number of saloon keepers Of this place
have learned that some Of their former Gus
TONERS voted for the prohibition amend
ment, and these men have been refused
" glass Of beer"
4 Children's Day will be observed on sun
day mosning at 1890 o'clock In the Second
strect Lutheran church, for which an attrac-
tive programme has been arranged. Az
this service the baptised children OF the
church Of the age of ten years VIII pe
presented with Bibles, according to rule
ofthe church. No sunday school in the
afternoon. At the evening service Rev.
willis 8. Hirman, pastor, will preach on
the subject, "The Royal Highway"
Representatives of the West Branch
Lumber Exchange will be in town on Mon
day to make the necessary settlements or
take action to recover the timber gath
erred about the river during the flood. VIM,
b. Given, esq, as been employed as their
attorney.
Company has received orders for their
encampment between July 18th and 10th.
Slatineton will most likely he selected as
the place.
Robbers attempted to enter the house of
f. II. Aument, on Union street, last night
about ~ o'clock, but were frightened away
by ne.ghbor.
A heavy storm passed over town yester-
day afternoon and the house of T.. ii. Reit-
Eel, on Perry street, was struck by light
ming. The bolt struck the chimney, pas
sing to the ground without causing much
damage A portion of the window was
broken and some mortar scattered about.
The inmates we're badly frightened.
Henry Rodgers and Frank Schill were
before Squire Evans for surety of the peace
The hearing took place last evening and
Schill gave bail for trial.
Martin II. Smith, a member of the Column
bia Canoe club, swan over the course of
the club yesterday in nineteen minutes and
fifteen seconds. The distance of the course
Is one and one quarter miles.
Mrs. Elizabeth Michael Is lying In n
critical condition at the home Of her grand
son, John Michael, on Locust street. She
IL unconscious and her death is only n
question of a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Clark left town for a
visit to friends at the Gap.
Harry Zeamer, of Philadelphia, is home
on a visit to his parents.
Squire Soily sent five men to jail las,
evening for 20 days for riding on =. X. r.
freight trains.
A few persons attended the meeting
Z In Orion lodge room last night in the inter,
est of starting a lodge of the order of Tonti
II. X. Wheeler, supreme president, al
dressed the meeting on the principles oi
the order. An organizer will be sent to
arrange for Columbia lodge.
The Choral society decided last night Il
give Prof. s. NJ. White, of Harrisburg, d
call to become their instructor.
The men injured at the wagon works
yesterday morning are improving with the
exception Of George Parker, colored, who
In confined to his bed and Is delirious.
John Roberts will go on duty as order
clerk at the keeley stove works ON Monday
morning.