Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-08
AcouNcILMAN Ill.
me Disqualification OF the New Body May
Havo to be Deferred.

i The Organization OF the New Body May
Havo to Be Deferred.
M CoLu1xRIA, Mar. s--John Fleming, Re
K h3iean councilman-elect OF the First
!: aill sick and confined to his bone.
& q Will not be able TO no present 1t the
GtlnniEatiou of council this evening.
4 C6nncil will most likely remain deadlock
6nttl Mr.. Fleming u able TO be present.
John Lukens, an employe Of the Sus-
{ &nehanna rolling mill, had his right foot
! alnfoily burned last night by hot cinders
IL VIM. Arnold, an employe Of st. Charles
I&tnnce, bad his len foot PAINFULLY mashed
<1nuk atght by load Of coal falling upon It.
Yhe Columbia Bible society will hold
26lr annual meeting about March 10Th.
raEn, Of Baltimore, formerly of town.
81 eoFge GIadfelter shot three wild geese
Ne river above the dam last evening.
NJ geese weigh q pounds.
~ sewing machine was chanccd of last
\ )1ht for the benefit Of Salem Lutheran
= knEch. Ticket No. Is was tho lucky one,
ikeld by Mrs. Dora Harris.
he Sunday schools Of the Metho list
r1scopal church will hold their annual
osicnary exercises on Sunday afternoon
5lsjor, Roney will conduct the ing
ection Of company &, on Thur ay,
br. J. N. PEBBLES will lecture On Pales-
. ln the Second street Lutheran church
4unday evening.
I'LL 3B5vornide Home, No. "a, Is conducting q
4oyen day. sociable In the armory. Seven
~ nsvo been erected, containing wares
arnonly used on each day Of the week.
4 ~ ermory has been Transformed into q
place and good time can be had by
1isut B. c. Welsh has received tele-
ffam that his regiment will be transferred
~ NE division OF the Atlantic, with head
Guarters In Michigan.
0upt. A. NJ. Wilson, OF the Reading 4
Gplumbia railroad, left to-day for trip to
E1ho West.
The horse of Paul Bletz's coal team fell
l1tu morning in front of the. Central
i Hational bank. The horse was released
s4ller removing the harness.
~ hearing OF Harry Stricken, charged
fIuh larceny, has been postponed until
zX1ooday evening ewing to the absence of
3&4eA IL. Greene, prosecutor.
Michael McCann has been sued before
4Qotro Solly for drunkenness and dis
(Qorly conduct by Samuel Shank, a neigh
s0Qt. McCann lives on Houston street, and
~ been drunk for several days past. lie
Y ~ been ill-treating his wife, and tho poor
onnan has been the victim of her hus-
qQd's blows. The man will DO arrested
~ VIII be taken before Squire Solly for
&oring.
& Qfncer Wittick came across a boy aged
: y1ars ct the rolling mill last night. The
00H gnve his name as Francis N. Cain, and
~ be was born in Washington state. He
|@bQuired rowing disposition, and sailed
~ cabin boy TO the West Indies, Cuba
~ many other ports. He landed at Glou-
1er, Mass, and WAS on his way to Bal
1orA Tho boy was quite Intelligent,
'0ed his conversation showed that he was
1oQuainted with life on the sea and many
cSAGn countries. He was sent ON his way
~ Baltimore.
~ large audience witnessed cantata in
4Hntfy Reformed church last night. The
4lQGramme was very interesting.
3 Michael McCanna was given 20 days In
III by Squire Soily, for being drunk and
01qorderly