Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-12
4 HEAVY WAGON.


C0aN0suH, OF. i2--paniel Shumau, .
0>0fsOf 'Chfiatan Shuulan, reading In
4 3Censh!p, mst with Z very narrow
eAegl glSm ssrions injury yssserdsy :iser.
SaiSf;wssS Two tons and ahaif Of coal.
II ~ pofOAed upou the forward part Of
- WSgoh, and going into rut, was Jared
- Ho IN ID front Of tho wagon and one
g ths yheels pssssd over n. II Iighs a.. fSot; cot;
oehorwise bruised. Fortunately for the
y0ong man where he fell the road was
vogy oAndy and allowed the FOOT TO give
on9 ave u from perhRps permanent Injury.
3. Stanton Musssr, an employe Of the
soIs nIsSs,s mill m met s.v,ns WITH a, sn sa ssci
TagAt 81 de gsindst1ne. Three Of his
1nGDp weee badly mashed.
QSgkoant HAseSlbach had his right foot
b4NI l9jured BY keg Of beer falling upon
- 1ANeharp sdke Of the key struck him
b ~ inster, .tr6ducing An ugly wound.
- 6thnqh. Of the Reading 4 Columbia
tAjlns4d, Nod his hight foot mashed yestcr-
day ~ . rnlt 6Alline upon IL.
4Am Jo)1nuon, the we'll known colorcd
habk driver, met with a narrow escape this
morning. johnson and . companion were
n 'colAsSe Of Q. number of horses which
eAlN CAmpbell, the liyeryman, was sending
h0rss and had threo others tied together.
They were waiting at this end OF the bridge
unt0 The train nom York arrived. When
the engine approached the entrance Of the
pg0neA JQhnson was thrown from bis
Aorse and fell directly under the prancing
hor9o's feet. Spectators expected to SOC
johnson crushed under the hoofs, but no
esoAped without scratch and took the AMI
mal6 TO their destination.
NJ AL
a. Octoroon" in the opera house last
evening 70 large and enthusiastic
sndieuce. This excellent company will
clOse their engagement TO- night by present
ing Nobody's Child"
Harry Nachtrich, q popular maehinist in
the employ Of the Reading & Columbia
nllroad. was S3 years Of age yesterday.
10 celebrate Il he entertained about twenty
Of his friends last evening at the residence
Of Harry II. Sample. The timo was spent
"a dancing and other social amusements.
The guests also sat down 10 an elegant
supper about midnight.
Tho managers and workmen ofSt. Charles
furnace were much mystified yesterday as
eoswhHt berAme Of the iron In the furnace.
Tie thSu4ce had beSn tapped three times
end no iron would run. An Investigation
vns made and II was discovered that a hole
Vf o0nsgtlorAble dlmensions was In tho bot
tim Of the hearth and the iron had gone
shose instead Of It's proper channel to the
ehst house The wole has flied up and the
furnace u working % usual.
IL many friends Of John w. Solly, the
a0lAble 5ueeleo OF the peace In the Third
waSd, VIII be. panied to learn that no has
bteh effickeh with paralysis. He was nt.
taoked with b slight feoling OF numbness
inrhig len arm yesterday morning, and be-
Sbso 06 day vas over his entirc left side,
wes pAtalysed. He II now confined to his
bel but his physician has hopes for his
ultimate recovery.
The funeral OF Richard Hollis was held
this morning, and the remains taken on
The 10 o'clock train to Shiremanstown for
iutoymout,
Tis funeral Of William Humble. the un-
-lbEtenate young man who lost his life on
the ReidlnS road, will be held on Sunday
q 1:S0 p. M. instead of Saturday, as was
pIeviously published. The members of
Compauy c will meet In the armory at 2:30
p m. when . firing squad and pail. bearers
WHIP detailsd. The company will attend
IS. ssSvices will bo held In salome
pu1o4 4nothten church on Sunday. Rev.
kAnnNick, the pastor. is attending con-
\ 5SlSs ifranciscus and George Glad.
% yesterday caught 30 pounds of sal-
f Ono OF tho hah weighed eight
Az. tlisabeth Meyers, Of Norwood, viii
GNolt 10 the new Presbyterian church
T5&SGscEmsa II. e. chspsi ii Mite society
VIM ce1obrate'the first anniversary of the
eoeleeY ON Tuesday next, by holding
eoolA6le u the residence Of Albert Hogen-
tcglers ON North Third street. Refresh
6i4nts will be on salo.