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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-06-10

Alexander Ramsey, sheriff of Ellis
county, was shot last Monday while at
tempting TO arrest two men at Stockton,
Rocks county, who were supposed to be
horse thieves. He only lived two hours
after be received the fatal wound Ram
sey shot at the same time his antagonist
fred, and the latter was also Killed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-06-10

Washington dispatches state that Gen
Meigs will not go to Europe, but that
General Mcdowell will 90 IN his stead.
General Meigs will be assigned to the
Department Of the South, and General
Mcdowell will be placed upon til rctir-
ed list after his return.
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Creenville and Columbia Railroad.
CHANCE OF SCHEDULE.

ruary 10, 1878. the Passenger Trains over
the Greenville and Columbia Railroad will
be run daily; (9undsys excepted,) by the
following schedule:
MAIN HTRM
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sharp tongue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-07
COURT CALENDARS-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge
Barrett-Sos. o. o. 90 ~ loa o "a q o. H. 81.
SUPREME CoURT-GENEKAL lERA.-AdJourned
for the term.
Van Brunl.-Demutrers-Nos 3. 49, 10. Issues oil W
aud act-Nos. 257. 25s 2sl, 295 297, 302, 304, $685.
300 3lo ST. 49, 3lS Sl4 3l5, 81, $40. 325, 326, 32
SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT Part Held by Judge
Lawrence.-Nos. 52l 6l3, 257l, 1913, 77S, 81 1l23h
ll2s lI2l, sO5s SAB, ll51, 1853, 1885, 1157, l157,
ll0l, 1853, 1885, ll67 1lO9 III, ll75 ll79 isl -.
Part 2-Hed by Judee Dononue.-Nos. 22041a
452@, 1882, 24Os 223s, 1905 1872, 1916. 944. $50,
1876, II24, 10l41s, 1916. Part 3-Held by Judge
Van yorst.-Nos s3l, 9293s, 1919, $685. 2429, 1913,
1888. 1855 1884, 1898, ll95, 1877, 1899, 1901 1908
SUPERIOR CoURT-GENERAL TERM--hed by
Judges Aonell, Curtis ana speir.-Nos. 5, 10, 81,
SUPERIOR CoUhT-SPEcIAL TERM-Held by Judge
Freedman.-Nos 81, 80.
SUPERIOR CocRT-rRIAL TERA-Pait Held ny
Judge seogwick.-Case on-No. l245 Part 2-Ad-
journed or the term.
COMMON PLEAs-EQUITY TERM-Held by Judge
J. I. DalY.-Nos. 8, ~. 90, GO, 81.
CoAMoN PLEAs-IRIAL IERM-Part Held
l42S 1884 l4IO l24S I24s 1872 1884, 3541s. $685. 1854
l4le, 800. Part 2-deld by Judge Larremore-Nos
1879, 1928 1882 1886 1872, 1857. l29S, 1897, 1854
MARINE CouRr-rRtAL TERA-Part Held by
Judge Joachimsen.-N 3644, l7ll 32o4, 1871.
1856. 1855. Part 2-Hed by Judge Gross.-Nos.
1865, 1882, 1864. s5ss, 1910, 2754, 1901 1906, 1862
1871, 1919, 1870, l8fI, 1851, 1900. fdIb o-ueiu
by Judge Snea.-Nos. 3114, 3175, 1892, 1884, 46S9.
5715, 1855, lS5, 327s 32e9 3404 35j4, 1871, o3i6.
COURT OF GENERAL oEssioNs-Hed by Rec rider
Hackett-Ihe People VS.. Jonn QUAD ana Cornelius
Kelly, burglary; same VS.. Edward Murray, may
hem; Same vs.. George IL. COohn ielonlous assault
anu battery; same vs. Lednan Mlicned snd Jonn
Leonard. lelonlous assault and battery; Same vs..
John Edwards, IL. gerN; same VS.. Jonn Moran,
grand Ia ceny; same vs.. M1cldel VOLS EN-,
grand larcen Same VS.. William h. hcKox
ana Jonn O'COnnor, grand larceny; same VS..
Green. petit larcen same vs.. Patrick Du1y, petit
Larceny; same vs.. John Clare anu Henry DVnman,
petlt larceny; same vs.. diary Murphy, assault AID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-07
HORSE NOTES.

The demand for stables and stalls at fleetwood
PARK, by owners and trainers OF trottlng stock. IL
OF the veliest possible nature, the lessees, Messrs
Johnson Brothers, being occupied most OF their
time In meeting the requirements OF their friends
and patrons.
Nj. Richard Ingraham, or Hempstead, L. l., mas
disposed OF MS hambletonlan stallion Norwood
10 Mr.. Joseph Wins, owner OF a STOCK larm at
Mddletown, orange county, ". " Price not stated,
but Mr.. Iugranam had previously refused $4,000.
Norwood Is lull brother 70 Socrates
MAJOR T. w. boswell, OF Richmond. Va, has re-
Gently sold to Mr.. Pierre Lorillard the chestnut
mare Fanny Washington, by Revenue, dam Saran
Washington, ~ Garrison's ngarle.
Mr.. J. a. Grinstead las taken up three ad-
ditional two year olds, which viii be put into
training. They are vicaroy, bay colt by Glroy,
dam sister 10 Ruric, bY imported sovereign I;
by Revenue; ana Britska. chestnut colt ~ I'M
ported Phaston, dam Brenna, ~ imported knight
OF ~. George.
Inc rum0r that Messrs. A. b. Lewis & CO.'S ccle-
brateu Ody mare Vandaite, Ia nlgu favor Tor tue
Westminster cup, hau neon attacked Win severe
case 81 distemper, aud that "a consequence OF It's
severity she wuul1 he ineapacitated rom luiniling
her many engagements the coming season, =
erroneous sue has been SICK, nut nas enil ely
recovered, aud is AZ present taking ner work In
good style.
Colonel Mcdaniel was in town last evening max
ing arrangements or tne transportation OF MS
large staDle oil runners irOm Princeton 10 sara
tOga wnere they viii be put into training for the
seasons cam Datgn. The Colonel engaged three
special cars i0r the purpose ana intends 10 devote
ali MS time from now unti the opening o. the
Z iat there may be turuci out winner or TWO, at
least, before the snow again dies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-07
ASSISTANT PASTOR HALLIDAY IN
T0TTPT
COURT.

Among tine causes tired at the court OF Speeial
Sessions yesterday was tuat u samuel 3. Halliday
VS.. Thomas Brady. When Thomas Brady made
MS appearance. under the care OF Sergeant Qunn
he proved 10 be a newsboy OF he most microscopic
sort. one OF those tow.headed urchiDs who are FOR
ever boooing against IN the street. IL appears
that Thomas one day lasr week met Assls ant
Pastor Halliday, oil Plymouth ChuIcn, IN Nassau
street, between William and Fulton, ana
asked HIM to buy a paper with latest re-
ports OF the Beecher trial The assistant pas
tor paid no attention TO tue ragged boy, wno
continued nis ImpnrtunIles and oAoWed hm
10 tue corner oil futon street, where he a tempted
10 get his fingers into Nj. Haitiday's
change pOcket. just as he made the
experiment the reverend gentlemen caught
him, aud an arrest was the result. In court yes
terday Thomas pleaded guilty., aud without TAX
ing any testimony the court committed MN 10 the
House OF Refuge. Tommy iett quite proud when
ne was informed OF tns dignity u tue person from
whom he had attempted % "s@ipe' lew
coppers. lie told Omcer kerEan, VINO to him
over the "9ridge OF olghs,n tn0t nc would get out
IN tlme-iust M tlme-to eaten some VI Tile
Beecns jurors wnen they came 20 visit New YORK
alter the thai was over. Tommy IS aoout ten
years old aud stands committed until ne IS
twenty-one but sul he mas ialth IN tue holding
out OF the trial, nom whica be has made many
penny peddIng papers.
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adjourned as a mark of reverence for hts m mory.
l. therefore,, move that this Court also adjourn In
unison WITH the other orancnes 81 the Court.
Ex-Atruruey General Cnataeid seconded the
notion lie thought u proper tnat tnis branch Of
the judiciary should also adjourn ana suspend It's
pToce dings out OF respect 10 the memory 81 the
distinguished gentleman VINO mad 50 recently
departed thl. iies lie Thought u was appropriate
hom hla loslion Az the BAR, ana hls uRe
and also MS intimacy WITH the deceased,
that ne should second Inc motion. lie
knew Judge Roosevelt earlier perhaps taan any
MEMBER OF the Bar present and as cary as ls4O
haJ the Pleasure 81 serving term Of the Legisa-
ture Of tsls stare with aim. While there he cuuld
bear witness 70 MS distinguished ability. he also
boz witness 20 the uprigntnesS OF MS character
Mr. d. wemyss Jobson said that as a member OF
a foreign Tar he would pay ms respects 10 the
memory o. the late Judge Roosevelt, whom ne had
the pleasure OF meeting many years ago ~ tay
tie also gave testimony 10 ne nlgn ESTIMATION IN
which MS character was ned IN ENGLAND.
Ater a Dre but eloquent trloute 70 Lhe ulemoIy
Of the deceased, Judge Larremore auJournel the
court
Judge Loew, Al. Wesley ). Yaro moved an adjourn.
men, winch was seconded by Mr. ROBERT y.
Waite. eacn making lifting speeches.
In the SurroRate's Court yesterday Mr.. Clinton
and MIR. Cnoa pad leellng tributes to the mem
DRY OF the late Judge Roosevelt ana the Court I'M
MARINE couRT-PARr2.
The branch OF the Marine Court presided over
by Judge Gross, on motion OF counsel ana after
b ief ana very euogisuc review oil the profess
Ional career o The deceased and his claims TO The
recognition OF such pOstnumuus honors as the
Bench and Bar could oestoW upon hun, adjourned
the eourt IN respect TO the memory OF the exJuuge
Tor the day.
Before Chief Justice shea.
AT the conclusion OF Tie ca OF the calendar in
this Court, Yesterday, john y. SHAW moved
by appropriate remarks that tue Court adjourn, IN
respect to the me mOrY OF Hon. James l. Roosevelt,
deceased, formerly Presiding Justice OF the
Supreme Court Tue motion being seconded by
NJ. Cowdrey, Cniei Justice shea, IA compliance
with the motion. ordered tnat the Court be
adjourned aud nat the cause Of the Adjournment
be entered upon the minutes OF the Court. Inc
order oeng coupled with, the Court stood
adjourned TO this morning al 10 O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-07
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
THE DANA HABEAs CORPUS CASE.


Charles 4. Dana and bis counsel, the Iessrs.
Bartlett, appeared al noon yesterday before Judge
Blarcniord. in the nabeas corpus proceedings to
prevent his surrender q the District Court Of
Washington under the attachment served on satur.
day by United states Marshal Flske.
United states District AttorneyBlss addressed the
Court stating that he ha seen Mr. Carter, counsel
FOR the Marshal. VINO mas been obliged to 20 to the
Court Of Appeals. he tyr. B1ssl mad received a
letter from me District Attorney of Washington.
when places the case ~ has hands. lie was, there.
lore read} TO 70 on nov, yet re would lfeier to
have Mr. carter present. II nus oWu pcr-ouai con-
venlcnce were consulted he would prefer T. 70 on
on to-day.
ar Bsrtett--if Your Honor please We vii be
rca8V ang hour tomorrow tuat suits the Courts
convenience. The papers were not served upon
u until ate hour yesterday
Mr.. BWss-i have no objection 90 Tomorrow, or
even to-day
Mr.. Ba iett- Tomorrow VIII suit US
The Court have habeas corpus case to.m0r.
row tRat VII hkey consume two hours. We can
take up this case Immediately after.
Mt B4-s-At W1at hour
The I0Nrt-W ell, we VIII TX II for one O'Clock
tomorrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-07

FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Murray.
MURDERoUs ASSAULT ON AN OFFICER.

MURDERoUS ASSAULT ON AN OFFICER.
At late hour on Monday night, while on1cer
James Gavin was dispensing q gang OF disorderlS
characters who had congregated In 'front.' OF
lager beer saloon at the corner OF Tenth avenue
and FiitS-second street, he was severely cut in
the lelt hand oy one OF the party named Peter
alias "Bonaparter Donnelly. Tue blow was
aimed at the oticer's breast aud In warding 1t or
the murderous tnruS5 TOOK effect on tue nand.
neary severlng two nugers Inc gang then ned.
Dunelly was yesterday morning arrested at his
residence No. $50 West Flltynrst street, by Oflcer
Higlnbotnam He proved to be an OLD offender,
although quite young man, ne already having
served a term in sing sing prison Tor bu. glary
and ore sentence In the Penitentiary Tor as
sanIt. The prisoner was committed Tor examina-
ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-07
DECISIONS.
sUPEEME COURT CHAMBERS.
by Judge Dononue.
Stuart VS.. Clark; scn!eswiger VS.. Johnson
Orders granted.

Il
/ stuart " CIarE: scnieswIrer Va Johnson.-
oraers 9rantad
Ki+cnap % o1In' 20 temoSananm ,or counsel
Rrnce " Wyatt-ln ms q se d, not thluk AZ
wontd ~ III ~ ~ ora ~ q siay
In Judge Barrett.
y,iuon,s vs o;Ne1Il. f5lger - ~ Holhroak. Ham.
bur. er vi Samuel; National 5 oe ana Leatuer
Bank vs. Keuogp: &oIsrs vs Sonneoorn Heinz
". Nukart: Barley vs. Luoalngton: SellecG vs..
Davis Dan fscne National Bank vs NuKarl: Neyliie
parker. cermanla BtnE w. talkln. Ger.
n,.r,a rnIown ~avlngs Iank " Elfzgerald !.
pn'aT ". Gaurz: MarIme vs. Adans !:
secona National naGs vs. Hiea; Gleoe IS. Guar
pnrert Ns NV JerseS Midland Railroad uon
nans. Marion u Hay: Ackerulan v Nurran !:
MofS W. prske ibira Satioaa Bank 81 sa
va eMahon: CAR ~ el5ts BaTrett vs. srring
uugg IL. u enhelmer; Ninth AatiOnal Bank vs.
Rcsaras: Runk 81 mt; Goodwin ". Miller; :
Neville VI. CaUot; smith IS. Gloney; Merchants
Nos. / and 2GModons granted.
CaiNuvs Kuene ana ano gnrr-Motion granted
wttaoat cost: rel rec sppotatea.
Leafs ~ Krouber.-Let a tresn decree be pre-
pared the referee III inns class III cases IS 10 be
Appointed Dy me Court and sne RUE Is explicit
that the Court shan no appoint person nomI-
WOOD vs.. CaidwelL-Accordn to the afidavit
the plAlntid IA eli tied q decree Tor i sale in
on Inc Cou1 ia tae releree rs sell. me
referee IN Sc cases Is u ne ap-
pointed Dy tne Court, aud the rule eX-
pressy provides tnai tae Court sauu not appoint
a person nominated Dy the part, u the acuon.
~ us oSSe, oO y az Y seS,, n ,e
ness VITA one ef the ATTORNEYS 81 ie Ora or one OF
the de!euuantS. Be that lis Ii ua tile rule should
be compiled VITA by the Preparation 81 fresh
9eelse ~ 'lns "a ~ W. w ~ ' ~
nxea uauer the settlement j Tie z. cree.
Ellsworth Is. Laugaon; Randolph VI. LIE; Puray
". Gaatx.-Grantee.
ocn.oss vs.. Cbarlck.-MctOn denied, without
costs aCd wItaOuf pre5ujlce 70 ne ordering oil q
reference hpOn the lrial PROVIDED II saaA then
seem u the presiding justice tt be ] proper case
therefor.
A0lleson vs.. Nebster.-M0tion denied, without
co-is.
Danan VS.. Mausback.-AOtlCn denied, with $40
costs.
King W. Binsse.-lotlon granted anu extra al
lowance OF 1907 AWARDED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-07
TRoTTING AT THE HIPPoDRoME.

The programme at the Bippodrome was rem
dered more attractive last evening by the intro
ductInn OF trottng contest for purse OF $3.50.
Entered Tor the event, which a mile aud re-
peat, were Ben Mace's brown gedng Longfelo ".
John Moran's brown geldlng Brown Prince Dan
Mace's brown mare Josie, John Haskell's bay mare
Roe and II. Hynard's sorrel mare Elena. Brown
Prince won the hfst heat In :00 Josie the second
in :5lk aud the Brown Prince the third and the
race IN 2:5I4. Considerable enthusiasm was mani
tested during the heats. the applause reminding
one of the FIRST rottng trials OF the winter at this
place.
SUMMARY.
BARsUM's HIPPoDRoME, NEW YORK, April Q,
ls75-Purse OF $3.50. mile anu repeat, under sad
de- 1925 10 the nrst, $40 to the second and 500 to
the third horse.
j. Moran's or. q Brown Prince. /
4 AL - M LIZA "A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-07
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,
MARRLED

ARR1soy-sTANLrY.-0n tuesday April 8. az Har-
lem n. u, ~ thc Ret. r. McMulrn, RICHARD
STANLEY.
% B9s--rAYL1R--0d sunday Marcn a. by
Rev. W. r. AboOtt, lCrHILL DC BUls 10 MISS CARO-.
LlNE TAYLOR.
FERGCs0S-FINcH-ln BROOKLYN, Marcl 81. az
the residence Oi tue BRIDES brother, BY tue Rev.
Henry r. hcvey, GEORGE a FERGUSON to NJ. ALICE
FINCH. uotn o. Mem Haven.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-07
JOCKEY CLUB BETTING BOOKS.

The odds on the withers, Belmont. Juvenile and
Travers ST. kes, also tue Weschester cup, as cor.
rected up 70 last evening at the rooms OF the
American key Cuo, are given below. Among
the more important changes is that OF Reform In
the Westminster Cup, VINO IS cut down from 10 to
/ to7to1. Within the past week the business OF
accepting the offered ODDS mas greatly increased.
wrrHERs STAKE ZONE MIIE1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-07

HALLEIT-KELLER.-On MONDAY, ArrIi g., at
the residence 81 the brlds's parents, by the Rev
i. W. Gesenhainer CHARLES H. HALLETr 10 MAR
GAREr KELLER. ootn ofthis city.
MooRE-IYLER.-On Thursday, April l. at Trinity
chapel oy the Rignt Rev Bishop Lee, OF Delaware,
ALEXANDER MOORE, UNITED states Army, TO MARY
L., daughter OF General Dlniel Tyler.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-07
TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Rafnra .Indre Kilhreth.
PTcKpocKEr CAUGHT.

John In Rue, alias Michael McMullen, was ar.
rested by Central once detective, on the corner
or Broadway ana Eight street. wne attempting
10 ROB Edward NJ. Holland OF No. e5 Grand street.
La Rue was locked up Tor trial. On MS person was
found the following extraordinary letteI;-
DEAR FRIEND Coz write you these few u y 70 let
you know that Rot back safe 70 Phla and mayer ana
skin made 81 tuesday and nlgger - coinen
money and II you would come on as soon as pos
aud Goo there was ball the Mayor busted II
up that Is ali al present yours truly GIMP.
THE COMPULSORY EDUCATION ACT.
jennie and william Beatty, the first children
arres ed under the new Educational act, were
committed 10 the care OF the Commissioners OF
Judge Kllpreth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-07

rested them two days afterward the watch was
found in Johnes' pocket. HIS Honor sentenced
the prisoner 10 the Peultentary Tor i've years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-07
80 Judge Curtis.
Cavity vs.. CLARK. -OTder settled.
Powers vs.. hughes.-Oluef granted.
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS
Before Rec0rder H3Ckett.

Before Recorder HaCkett.
In tue Court o General Sessions, before Recorder
Hackett, az the opening 81 the Court yesterday
morning Mr.. Howe, counsel Tor Lawrence Noonan.
VINO Il indicted Tor alleged completely IN tie Iar-
ceny Of safe from the ADAMS Expr s. Company,
containing $4,000, moved Tor 4 iurtHer postpone
ment o. tie trial Assistant DISTINCT Attorney
Russell said thai ne WIS ready % proceed, bus as
pose rIe motion. After some urtucr discussion
the Recorder set the case dOIn perempto lis Tor
next Tuesday.
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TRIBUTES TO HIS MEMORY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-07
Two Sealed Verdicts and an
Opinion.
WORK OF THE SURROGATE.
Assistant Pastor Halliday
in Court.

IN the suit brought before Judge Van Worst
holding Supreme Court Circuit, Part g. by Henry
r Wilkinson against James Gill, money broker,
corner oil Pearl and Chatham streets, to recover
money paid the latter for lottery tickets, the par
ticulars or which have been published. sealed
verdict was brought In yesterday The verdict
was Tor Sl.400 In favor OF the plaintiff
Edward d. Bennett was yesterday arraigned
before Commissioner Shields charged with iraudu-
lent bankruptcy committed IN Massachusetts. lie
was held 70 await a warrant OF removal which
was subsequently issued by Judge Blatcho
Suit was yesterday uegun in the United States
District Couri by United States DISTRICT Attorney
Bliss against Edward Rowe, Wllet Rowe aud
Jacob Boucher on two warehouse bonds OF $4,000
and $4,000 respectively gwen By them 10 secure
the payment OF duties bonded goods, which, IL
Is alleged, were removed and the duties not paid.
The United States District Attorney also COM
msnced suit in the same Court against jacob I.
and Julia Merrltt the suretIes OF ex-Paymaster
Theron Merritt OF the navy, who, it Is charged, is
In default t. the government IN the sum OF $685. "a.
The action commenced IN the United states
District Court. on which an order OF arrest, IS
sued on the 18th or March py United States Dis
srtct Attorney Bliss against NJ s. Warsawer. for
selling tobacco leaf without having made proper
returns as required by law, has been Withdrawn
by consent OF the government.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-07
THE COURTS.

Action by Bench and Bar on
Judge Roosevelt's Death.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-10-09
Marria9es.

In The Presbyterian church in Ger
ardstowu, on Tuesday September 2Sth,
1875, by the Rev. DIR. Riddle, MIR. j.
M. HENSHAW, to Miss KATE Nc
KOWN, daughter of Mr.. Geo. Nc
Kown, all of Berkeley county.
AT the residence of the brides par
ents in Frederick county, Virginia, on
Tuesday, September 2Sth, 1875, by
Rev. Mr.. Townsend, w. B. REED,
Esq, formerly of Cbarlestown, Editor Of
the East Tenness,.an, Kingston, Ten
nessee, to Miss MAMIE E JACKSON,
daughter OF Mr.. A. &. Jackson.
At the NJ. Z Parsonage in Charles
town, on Wednesday, September 10Th,
1875, by Rev. Sydnor G. Ferguson,
Mr.. THOMAS TREDREA, native of
England, and Miss CAROL1NEklNG
both of Jefferson county.
On the 9Th of September, 1875, in
Deliver, by the Rev ii. K. West, Mr.
JAMES A. WATSON to Miss MARY
Z. SWIGERT-all of Jefferson coun-
ty.
In Martinsburg, by Rev. J. W. Cor
nelius, no the ID of September, Mr.
VIM. MORRISON, of Cumberland,
Nd, and Miss EMMA HUTZLER. Of
Martinsburg.
On the 23d ut, at the home Of the
brides parents, by Rev. d. w. Fisher.
d. D., HENRY NJ. RUSSLE and TIL.
LIE, daughter of Mr.. o. w. Heiskell
all of Wheeling.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-10-09

The mysterious stoppage Of a train
on the Savannah and Charleston rail-
road, without an order from the proper
quarter, was found to proceed from a
monkey in the baggage car getting
loose and swinging on the bell rope.
Destructive floods are reported in Ire
land and Scotland. A portion of the
city of Cork and the country for miles
around were flooded, causing immense
damage to property.
The books belonging to the Law Ii
brary of the late Col. j. b. Baldwin, of
Staunton, were sold at public auction on
last Saturday.
Rev. Moses d. Hoge d. d., OF the
Second Presbyterian church OF Rich
mond, hasbeen selected as the orator for
the unwilling of Stonewall Jackson
statue. He was an intimate friend OF
the great hero and is an accomplished
orator