Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-04-02

III
Mitchell and member of the House of Com
mons, is dead. He was one of the revolu-
tionists of 1913, and spent six wears in
exile for seditions language published IL,
his paper The Irish Felon.'' On his ra
turn he pursued a concliatory course
though IN favor OF home rule in Ireland
He was an able and eloquent speaker ''-'''
The Adair quor law of Ohio has beep
amended so t at before sellers. letssees ~
owners can be made responsible in DAMAGES
for injuries consequent upon the sale or
gift OF lntoxi ants, notice shall have been
given by the persons liable to he in;nre,l
not to sell or give liquor to the nerson
liable to commit the injury when into~;'
Gated. 'n00A'-
The Democratic Convention held in
Providence, Rhode Island. the laroast stov
have had for years, have NOMINATED Chas
+. Cutler, for Governor: John r. Pierce
Tor Lieutenant Governor: Jno. r Gorman'
for Attorney General, and Philin Rali,,
for Treasurer. A'o"i''
w. F. Storey, editor of the "Cbicaoo
Times,'' was sentenced to fen dave. in,
prlsonment for publishing an article 1e-
hecting on the Grand Jury. He was dis
charged by Judge McAllister, of the Su-
preme Court, on a recognizance of 80 500
1t is understood that during the newt
f fa Lit. Col. Fred Grant will resign from
the army and enter into the BANKING husn>
ness, probably in Washington city.
Aunt Leah, cook from about the first
opening OF the famous Capon spring as 80
watering place, died a few days ago at the
good Old age OF one hundred and fourteen.
John Rover, the oldest newspaper pub
llsher IN pennsylvania, and well known i'm
edltoTiai circles throughout that State. has
just dled at his home in Phenixville.
The Central Land Company,s bnildi,,r
Huntington, W. Va, took fire from a DE-.
fective fiue on the 10Th ut. and was d de
stroyed. Contents saved. Loss 500 am
The Tredegap Company, of Richmond
Va, propose to erect an establishes emit for
dne manufacture OF horse shoes. which win
give employment to six hundred hands.
Forty thousand coal miners Of penrsvl-
wanna nave suspended labor during the lass
tnFee months rather than yield to a redns-
ZION OF wages proposed by their employers
Judge Dickinson, of Prince Edward hos
DECIDED that the Act CT the. Legislature
Aathoflzlng the waiver Of homestead IS
zen. Y. q. Augur took command of sn,e
department. OF the Gulf, Oh SATURDAY. last
[ Sen. Emory, who left at once fer
W Washington.
Congressman-electJ Jones, of New-Hamn-
shire has given $4,000 for the estahlisb
nent OF a High School in Barrinoton he
native town. 8 eoi'' @A''
i II cost the State of Massachusetts, s2a..
59.4o to bury Senator Sumner, II, oost.
e 3s IMAM that to bury Carpenter ANA
handler. o''oh f'ii'a
The health of the wife. of Ex,Presidenr
ohnson, which has been quite delcata TO-
u" much oeFteE than for some time.
1he zee gefges in the Northern streams.
~ breaking up, and there are great saapu,
y Ahahy polhts'o Of heavy freshetS,
Judge Waite, of the 9th Cireuih. w W.
as granted an injunction staying tia .
aoSal Oh the Capitol TO Wheeling. Wv re-
MI. Alexander Hunter has baosy
late edltoE, with Col. M. d. b. "e sss'-
aeNantlria ''Sentinel.,' Ill, OF the
Col. d. W. K. Bowles hsay ,,o 49,,
ldge of the county of e. ooon eiecIeo
eneral ASSEMBLY. luVanna by the
1850, ~ 80 ts t1 that Douglass, Internal
Wm Sonsnlissj,oner, is to be succeeded
-. Al'et she usual vote of thanks 10 the
a aU5;as Tue. Legislature adjourned We'd
Zine Ohio Senate has rejected the Eonse
education bill by six vote
\ CHOW fever is reported epidemic at
'"v"i'' ana prevailing at Key West.
- women are now eligible to be school
Ulcers in Wisconsin. ""oA