Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-04-19

Tobacco trade is brisk at Danville.
Mexican Buchanan, the actor, is dead
Frost has damaged the California fruit
crop.
Western dispatches report crop prospects
good.
Internstionalists are being arrested all
over Europe.
The Tobacco trade of Lynchburg is be.
coming lively.
The snow is rapidly melting on the Pa
ciGc Railroads.
A general uprising of NAL cor tents is ex
pected in Spain.
The Mexican Revolution is assuming lar
ger proportions.
No improvement in the health of the
King Of Sweden.
Avalanches of snow, doing great damage
have occurred in Utah.
Hon. Geo. Cabaness, prominent Geor.
gian, died on the 18th.
Small pox is reported decreasing in New
York and Philadelphia.
The Special Court of Appeals meets in
Richmond on July 1st
The residence of Col. Casey, Salem, Va,
was burned on the 18th.
Last year 610, 1914 Sewing machines were
sold 10 the United States
A severe snow storm prevailed in Chicago
and westward on the 18th.
Rumors are current Of further troubles
between France and Prussia.
The Postal-Card Bill has passed Con.
gress, greatly decreasing postage.
An immense Grant Republican meeting
was held in New York on the 18th.
Rev. T. U. Dudley of Baltimore, who
has been quite i'll, is now improving
President Grant declares the Civil Ser
vice regulations in force from the 10th.
Gold 1,101 to $1.11-Virginia bonds
54-Cattle and Produce Markets unchanged
The average depth of the Atlantic Ocean
is three miles that of the Pacific, four miles
Two negroes have been sentenced to the
Illinois Penitentiary for 80 years for muir.
der.
The Chicago papers pronounce the build.
ings going up there worthless and danger
Gus.
Petersburg wants systematic mail de.
livery on the principle of first come, first
served"
Hagerstown, Md. elected Democratic
Mayor and four out Of five members Of the
Council
The Stamp tax on matches is to be re-
moved and tariff on coffee reduced one cen
per pound.
An American Steamer, supposed to be.
Cuban Privateer, was seized in Jamaic
on the 18th.
Honorably discharged U. S. Soldiers ma
hereafter be buried in National Cemetcrie
free of charge.
The French army numbers 81 900 men
ready for service. Pretty strong for con
quered people.
The Geneva Arbitrators are at STAN
still awaiting the English protest against in
direct damages. a.#
Col R. M. Mayo, of Westmoreland,
spoken of as the Conservative candidate 70
Congress from that District.
An earthquake, lasting one minute, OF
Cured at Enterprise and Meridian, Miss
on the 10th, doing small damage.
The Pennsylvania Republicans are in
row about the nomination of Hartranft, an
a split in the party is not improbable.
Mrs. Lloyd, of Loudon, is on trial q
Leesburg on the charge Of poisoning he
husband, aunt and four chiiiddTsH, since 1865
A Radical travelling politician finds so
negroes in and around Bristol, Tenn.
thoroughly Democratic, much to his di
gust.
Trade on Chesapeake and Ohio Cans
heavy: on James River and Kanawha Ct
nal light one goes through and the othe
don't. .. 81 --.-
DR.. VIM. Hewer, aged "a, an Englis
miser, died in San Francisco, on the l4tt
and 912O,000 sterling we're found in b
room.
The Southern and Atlantic Telegrap
Co. has gained its suit, for right of way
against the 0. & A. and other railroads
Virginia.
Miss Edmonia Moon, of Albemarle, BIZ
been appointed by the Baptist Convention
Missionary to Tung-Chow, China, an
left on 18th.
The Supreme Grand Lodge Of Knigh
of Pythias Of the World is in session in Ba
timore. On Tuesday there was a gran
parade and banquet. a.
l. A. Bointz, Of Goldsboro', n C. is pull
fishing well printed and ably edited Montl
ly of eight pages, called the "Masonic Nor
itor," at 81 80 per year.