The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-11
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Correspondence OF The Richmond Diapatch.l
soHN G. HESRylS TasSToE.-sATTENrs CHuRcH
SLAVES ms BEARD, AND Departs ON iii
NIGHT TRAIN deiHGs twESTz-ARasaTEp AZ
KANAwHA FALLs--FARAgRs'4 GRANGE Al
wAyNEsDoRo,-7PS Observation-Disclosures -pR0-
MiSE CASE.
q sTAuSToS, February 10, 1874.
John c. Henry, the defaulter from Lynch
burg, arrived in Stanton Oh Saturday night
by way Of Lexington ana Goshen, and pns
up at the American Hotel. lie remained
here during Sunday, and attended service
at the Episcopal church. On Sunday night
he took the 3 O'clock \. NJ. train going
west, having in the mean time had his beard
shaved o. During the day he was recog.
nizcd by some persons on the streef,
Police Parent; but not having any
warrant for his arrest he had to leave
him unnloleSted. About j. O'Clock yester-
day Mayor Trout put into Mr. Parents
bands telegram which he had received in
regard TO the case. and he at once telegraphed
to Captain Dabney Williamson. conductor
on the wcstwal d.hound train. at kanawha
Falls, where the passengers dine. Captain
Williamson arrested him while he was Mt
dinucr. He bad on his person SI4.290. 90,
which was taken possession Of by the sheriff
and his receipt given therefor. Last evening
jacob Wagner, United States marshal OF
Lyuchhurg, arrived here on the mail train,
and remained over here until the 3 O'Clock
4. NJ. traia, when he went west, accompa-
MED by Chief of Police Parent, OF Staun-
| ton. 1t is expected that these cihcers VIII
BASS through here 10 night with their pri-
Soncr.
The first Farmers Grange in the Valley.
We believe. was organized at Wavpesboro'
on last Saturday, tho 9Th instant. There has
not rs vet been much interest manifested
among our people in regard to the granger
movement, but the ice being now broken
| there viii doubtless soon spring up oranges
! in all parts Of the country. The grange at
Wavneshoro' WAS organized by NJ. W. Ha.
Zlewood, secretary Of the state Grange, win
| the following officers: q. ". holner, mus
| Ter: Jonathan Koner. ovcrSecr; y. NJ.
| Bowman. lecturer: W. +. koiuer. steward !;
| NJ. koiner. assistant steward: 4. III. klndlg,
Treasurer: {. 3. koiner, secretary; II. {.
| kindig, chaplain; Simeon koiner. gate
keeper: Mrs. 4. NJ. Bowman, Ceres; Mrs.
G. W. koiner, Pomona; Mrs. Simeon hoin'
cr, Flora; Mrs. NJ. Koiner, lady assistant
steward.
From the number OF coinerS in this grange
they doubtless will be able TO resume specie
paymcnt in few weeks.
We see from the Atlanta papers that hlr
James o. Harris has been elected chief mar
shall Of that city, With 4 salary of $4,000
MIR. Harris is Il brother OF Hon. j. T. Harris.
congressman from this district, and Of Rev
W. A. Harris. of our city, principal of the
. Wesleyan Female Institute.
There will be an interesting breach-o
promise case tried at the next term OF oui
Circuit Court, which commences March I'd
Mr.. John A. Hamer, living near WayneS
boro', having failed to keep certain promise:
which Miss Julia =. Doom alleges he made
her, and having recently married anothe
woman. Miss Doom has instituted suit fo
breach of promise, laying her damages a
s1o 600 MAX.