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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-10
WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA.
Wednesday April 10 1878

We publish IN THIS issue the decision
of the court of appeals upon the Ques-
ton whether fines arc payable in cOu-
pons. The court decides that fines can
be paid in coupons. 1t isa question Of
interest from the fact that fines were
applied by the constitution Of the State
to the Literary Iund. The decision ap-
pears to us to establish the idea that the
funding bill is superior 10 the cOnstitu.
ton of the State and that the cOnsttu-
ton itself, whenever it Is in conflict with
the funding bill, Is unconstitutional.
We also publish the dissenting opinion
OF Judge Staples. Our readers who
can not agree with Judge Staples can
lind their ideas expressed by Judge
Christian. The much mooted question
is now settled by q decision Of our
Supreme Court, and, whatever our in
dvidual opinions may be, it is the law
Of the State, unless he case should be
carried to the Supreme Court Of the
United States for final decision. THIS
decision, Of course covers the question
as to the payment Of the School tax.
Every cent OF the State School tax
can be paid in coupons, and notwith-
standing the fact that the tax is levied
especially for the support Of the schools,
the entire amount can be applied to
the payment Of interest upon the pub
lie debt. The further discussion Of the
SUBJECTS unnecessary. Future legis-
lation will decide the question by in
creaslng the taxes or BY repudiating
the debt
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-10
Foreign News.

The events of the day in the British
Parliament were the speeches of Lord
Beaconfeld, Sir Stafford Northcote and
Mr.. Gladstone on the address to the
Queen. The result of the debate this
week is expected 10 finally determine
England's policy. The withdraw o.
the treaty OF San Stefano or its uncon.
ditional submission TO Europe are now
regarded in London as the only alterna'
tives TO war. The Beagal cavalry are
pitted against the Cossacks in case o.
an attack by the latter on the frontier
Of British India. Turkish newspapers
have been ordered to cease their attacks
on England.
The st. Petersburg correspondent OF
the Times says the belief that Germany
is abandoning her strictly passive atti-
tudc is rapidly gaining ground there
1t is sad that Price Bismarck evidently
intends to use his influence in favor o.
peace. II will be recommended on
some new ba sis. No answer has YET
been sent to Lord SalisDury's circular
The Official Abend Post, Of Vienna
says the latest st. Petersburg news is
considered to indicate that Russia ex-
poets a proposal foG a compromise from
some quarter.
A dispatch to the Times from Wen
ma says despite the reasuring utteran-
ccs Of Russian semi-ofiicial journals,
the preentation Of the written state
ment Of Austria's views, which follow
ed Gen. Iguatief's return to st. Pc
tersbulg, seems to have produced an
untayorable impression thele.
4 report is current in Vienna that
Prince GortschakOff has notified Aus
tria that he has postponed his answer
to her demands until England has for
mulated her counter proposals, so that
he may be able to reply to Austria and
England simultaneously.
Lord Derby in his speech yesterday
also stated that there were other reasons
for his resignation which he could not
divulge until the propositions from
which he dlssented were made known.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-10


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Jr. and W. ID. llc wells;
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Constance F. Colson j. -. DeForest, and other
.ayOrite writers.
ssetches and Essays by Mark waiu and Chas.
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Poems by hitter, Longfeilow, and Holmes.
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Disastrous Railroad Collision.
EXPLOSION OF A BOILER--AN OIL cox
FLAGRATION--MA PERSONS ST.
RIOUSLY BURNED.

MAUCH CHUNK, PA, April j.-B
tween four and live O'Clock this morn.
ing an oil tram ran into the rear end %
a freight train on the Lcaish Vale,
railroad near SlatHsicn The collision
caused the explosion Of the engine al.
tached to the OIL! train and set lire {,
several cars Of oil, which wCrc comp.e.
tely destroyed, together with 70 small
iron bridge on which the c.rs w,re
standing.
A short time afterwards an oil tank
exploded, scattering the burning oil in
all directions. Three men were fatally
and ten others Sc yerely buried. The
wind was very high and carried the
flames to the depot and q wooden
bridge. which were destroyed. Steamers
and assistance were sent from Mauch
Chunk, but at 1870 o'clock however.
the fire was considered under control.
Later.-Wm. Shoemaker. of Lockpor;.
was instantly killed. The following
persons were burncd.Gnd their recovery
considered doubtful: Jos. Goldhcrt.
Chas. Bartholomew, Edward Seihcrt.
Arthur Williams, Daniel Keiber, George
Ives, John Kocbner, Aaron Snyder.
John Rohrbach' Lou. Hughes, Samuel
). Marshall, TnOs. W. Jones, Matthew
Jones, Irwin Clark and Iryln Beers. i
large number ofpcrsons. including wo-
men and children, were slightly burned.
making the total casualties about forty.
The foundry Of Williams &CusLard was
burned. loss sl4,UOO. The wind was in
a favorable direction, blowing from the
town, thereby saving a much greater
destruction of property. The accident
was caused, its said. by the negligence
of the station mastsr N not having his
signals fixed correctly, He claims. how
ever, that they were properlar iiXcd.and
that It was the fault OF the engineer OF
the coal train. The I.ehigh Valley
trains are now running over the Lehlsh
aud Susquehanna road.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-10


The Richmond State says: As the
officers who are charged with the duty
of collecting taxes feel uncertain
whether the Court Of Appeals Intended
by its decision in Clarke's case (Which
was for fine imposed,) to hold that
coupons could not be taxed Mr..
Royal this morning presented a petition
to the Supreme Court Of Appeals pray
ing for writ ofmandamus directing the
Treasurer Of the city TO take coupons
at their face value. The Attorney
General filed his answer, and the case
will be argued one day next week,
probably Tuesday or Wednesday.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-10

AYALCABLE FARM or 2'6 ACRES IA no.
offered, on &c TO suit purchasers, at tie ex
ceeliugy lOa price OF si5Cc, it cost { so sever
years ago, and Is under good fencing and stat
4 cultivation now as f. was thrn. The quality VI
the land is limestone and lies WE'LL about l35 acres
are leared aud the balance is IN good timber
Parties have applied for permission 10 set a steau
saw mil on the place. TIE Improvements consists
\ GOOD DWELLING HOUSE,
and barn, almost entirely under new cover, ano
car iage. corn, meat. hog, chicken, milk and ice
HOUSES, all conveniently located and in fair Pc
pIir The water is dued from the spring in large
iron pipe. There Is an al undance Of fruit The
property is DOW rented and thu purchaser will get
% Of all summer crops and straw Of 40 acres %
grain II is qua ante the property is L1t faierel
IN ihis adyertis, ment
1t i, desirable farm situated in good and
healthy ncighborhood IN tie shenandoah valley
ol " ginl.. Sh-uaudOlh county, - miles from
the town OF ~trasburl CA the Valley pike. and IT,
mile fl1ln Cap1u sad Depot. 81 miles ". OF
Harpers Ferry on The y'lley bra.-. Of t4e b. &
.. E Z.
-" Tor faihor info luaton address the slb-
scritor al Wa dst0ci. Sl.nant an county, Va.
Apr l0-3mo. =. =. NILSSON.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-10

Professor Butler. teacher Of music in
ihe PENNSYLVANIA female college. AT
Pittsburg. has been dismissed for kiss
me- one Of the young lady pupils. a
Wheeling girl. The matter was dis
'overed Friday. and SatUrda, the young
ady's father came and took her home;
meantime the board took ner prOtessor'>
.aSe under consideration. but that night
he other young ladies visited the presi-
lrpt. DR.. Strong. in rody and dcclar
ii they would leave if Butler was allow
d to remain; so he was discharged.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-10

Judge Mclaughlin. Of Stanton. has
decided that in the eyes Of Virginia law
marriage between blacks and whites
stand on the same footing as an inces-
tuous or polygamous marriage, an Off
ence against public morals which the
Law was made to protect; and the fact
that such a marriage was made in
another State does not render the con-
tracing parties less guilty when they
return within the Jurisdiction Of this
state and live as man and wife.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-10

The late elections in North and West
have resulted unfavorably to the demo-
Gratis, and If The present Congress make
many more errors, the national demo-
cracy will have to depend entirely upon
the South for its representatives in the
next Congress.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-10

A large gold brick was cast at Helena.
Montana, yesterday, from the product
Of the Penobscot mine, and is valued at
over $4,000. The mine is located
about Is miles from Silver City. Mont.
The brick ia the product Of $50 tons OF
ore, and cost oil production $1,000.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-10

The election in Rhode Island resulted
in the success Of the Republican candi-
date for Governor. Charles c. Vanzandt.
over the Democrat and greenback cam
dIdate. The General Assembly will be
Republican, as usual.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-10

Mr.. Frye's speech in the US. Honse
of Representatives was not fattery to
the representatives Of the democracy
now in Congress, but it was too humor-
Qua to be confined only to radical read.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-10
NOTICE.

The accounts OF our subscribers from
Aoodsiock Maurertown and neighbour
in Post offices. have been placed III
he hands OF .liram Ban,erman tor set
ucment. These accounts run 10 Oct.
lth $40. We hope our patrons will
,ellle promptly with Mr.. Bauserman. as
IL i, necessary that the business OF the
old firm tho I'd be closed mp.
ct. 10th. ls77. J. II. GRABlLL & co
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-10

: VIRGINIA, TO WIT
At rules held in the Clerks Once Of tho
Circuit Cout Of Shenandoah, for the month Of
: March 1878;
Geo. W. Mmnick admr c. t. a.of Jacob Bari
deed and J. II Barb. Complts
AGAINST
! Godfry Barb in his own right and adnr. c. t. a.
/ of Joshua Barb deed, Noah Barb, David Barb
! Joseph Barb Franklin Barb, Aaron G. Barb, aud
simeon T.. Barb. infant children Of simeon Barb
! deed Joseph Bowers and Elizabeth his wife.
{ Andrew Miller Adam Miller aud Perry Miller,
children aud heirs a. Law Of Rebeccs Miller deed
( late the wife Of j. Miller decd and the per-
souai representative Of W. J. Miller decd. Mary
Nj le- widow Of Joshua Ba b, decd. and David
I Miller aud Elizs Au1 his wife bets
IL cHAScHRY.
The object Of this suit Is to enforce the pay
racnt Of n bond executed by Joshua Barb 10 j. ID.
Barb for the sum Of $l5t 90 with interest from
tLo eth day OF August 1858 said bond was assign
ed J. II Barb and Is now for the use Of J. H.
Barb.
aarpearing by satisfactory evidence that the
defendant David jarb is not an inhabtant Of this
stste-It is ordered, That the said defendant do
appear here within one mo th after due publieA-
ton hereof and do what is necessary to protect
his Interest; that copy Of this order DO published
I'm some ewspaper printed in Woodstock, once a
week Tor four successive weeks, aud copy posted
AZ the front door Of the Court House OF said
county oh the first doy Of next county court.
Geo. w. Mlley, c. c. s. C.
\ Ccpy-Teste
Geo. w. Milsy c. C. c. :. c.
mar. l3-4w. W. e W. p q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-10
P. W. MAGRUDER.
7 county court continued and held for the
~ County oi Shenandoah on Friday, March 18th

A T a county court continued and held for the
~ County oi Shenandoah on Friday, March 18th
1875.
On motion Of D. Z. W. Myers, Kate Schmucker
Martha 4. kckard, Joseph Frayel, David Frayel
james Ii. hoover, Joseph b. Brumback John Kit
euour j. A. Hotel, amuel wismsn, aly.n Il.
Hotel, Harrison COpp, samuel Hotel, John "
seeser, Daniel Kellei Isaac Bowman, Hotel &
amer Joseph Conner, Lemuel Painter, d y.
bowman, samuel Hollar, Isaac Burner, Henry
uottel, >. II. ". Bowman, jacob z. Frayel, lie IS
J. Fuuknouser. James NJ. Painter, Levi MeInturf,
coecca Copp {. Hickman, John j. ottel, Sanl.
locEman and lin Cornell, oroprfetors aud oc-
cupauts of land on either de u Shenandoah
riyer, IN the said county Of Shenandoah, Virginia,
who have filed tneir Petition, prayin, the court -
dec are ana establish that 20 ton Of Sneusnd ali
ui,ef from the point knO"n as the mouth Of
uens KuI re Hotel L alnter's Mil, below, up
said -tream to and At point known as the mouth
OF stony eek, lawful fence as 70 horses, cattle
n0gs, sheep and goats, Is hereby ordered that
notice Of said application be given by posting the
same at the front door of the court house OF said
county, and Two more public places along and
near said liver and BY publication in the sEensn-
.oan He aid, fr four successive weeks a. required
by zee. -, On. 9s, Code OF 1873.
4 Copy este,
T.. Z. srIczLEY for Pets. GEO ". HILEr c.s &C.
March 2Jth-4w.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-10

Among the attractions for the newyear, the pub
fishers would call attention to The serial Novels,
embracing For Perciyal,' a charming story u
English life, handsomely ILLUSTRATED, aud a New
American St.ry, by Ellel w. Olbey, the talented
author Of Love III Idlenes s. which will lie com.
meuced on the CONCLUSION Of For Ierciyal'
series Of Illustrated Articles embracing several
on Southeastern Europe Including Buipar aud
Roumanial, by Edward King; Descripti, ~ Of Old
Eng Towns, BY able contributors; I e,criptions
Of sof sweden. by PIofs ssor James 4. Harl isOn
Sketches OF Life IN Norway, By owe Logan; s. me
Account Of the Italian Lake., oy Robert A. Mcleod.
James, Jr.; The Wind liver Country especial in
te esting on account Of the Indian troubles) by
Gen J, >. b isbin. U. ;. A., Jude Nicholas, Of
Kentucky. BY Paul r. Shipman; and On We ious
subjects By ) Weir itchell, ~ D, "a ali b.
Wister, Edward C. d uce, Rev. Leonard ". Bacon,
and others.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-10
LIPPlACCTT'c MAGAZINE
AN ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY OF
Popular Literature, Science, and Art,
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1878.

With the number for January, this magazine
begins its tweuty-hrst volume. During the ten
yea 5 OF its existence il has won a high psce in
periodical literature, aud it, conductors will spare
efforts in the future TO MAINTAIN its repu aton
constant aiming to supply their patrons with a
fund of
The Best and Most Attractive Reading,
Embracing
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-10
DIR. BUTTS DISPENSARY.
A AfARRrAGE GUIDE
COMMISSION Rs OFFICE,

= MOOdst1ck, Va. Feb. l3Is.
o the creditors Of David Mclnturff deed.
You aye hereby notified that at the request OF
lus. p. Coycr-tJne admr. Of h. MeInturd uec'd.
have hxed upon tie l" day Of April next. between
lhc hours II 8 o'clock, 4. ". and y. VI. II fair,
MT. on the next fair day thereafter SUNDAY
rxcepte'p to take and settle, at my Office, for re.
ceNlng pIoUf Of debts or demands againt said
dccedrnt or his est4te at which time and place
ylL requn ed To attend, and II from any cause
the taking Of said accounts shall not be commenced
Or having been commenced should not be com.
peted on that day, the taking # the same will be
adj ur ed from day 70 day, or from place TO place
until the same are taken and completed.
Given under my hand rs Commissioner Of Ac.
counts Of the county court, Of Shenan oah at my
Il in said county the day and year first afore.
-ad.
feb. 2T--4w. P.W. MAGRUDER.
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Serial and Short Stories. sketches Of Travel al
Adventure, ssays on Popular Questions
Of the Day, Poems, reviews, etc.
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GEoRcE PACE & co

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. --F ~ J. WORTH K CO.. 81 Louis, No
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-10
CONTAINING About II 53.lGO Acres.
barn and other necessary out building
TERMS OF SALE:
The ATLANTIC FOR 1878.

NJ. l.. W AL1ON.
March Ct 5. COmrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-13
A SUPPOSED CONSPIRACY.


Tho authorities at Glen Cove, Long Island, are In
vestisaing an alleged attempt that village
near tho landing. Thomas hcCanroy, Of Williams
burg owns brick tenement house there. Ho was IN
the village low days ago ransactiDg some business
in connection with hrs property, and IN Tho cvouing
after hts departure boy repore ed seeing light in a
room known 10 DO unoccupitd aud which locked
0ficer Lucas was called aud entered the room by
means oil a ladder. and upon opening n closet door
found lighted candle stuck IN sand In the
bottom OF a pun box, surrounded with cotton satu-
rated with Kerosene tho floor Of tho closet similarly
saturated and box OF matches strown about Tho
closet door shut and buttoned, and the candle
would probably have burned until two three O'Clock
the morning before setting the house re bong
reported that McCanrey was in tho room before he
lett, aud had been lock tho and put the
key IN his POCKET, Officer Lucas tho next day went
to Williamsburg Tor him aud arrested hun on a
warrant issued ny Judge Frost Upon examination,
however, not particle OF evidence could DO produced
against him. and he exhibited Insurance policies TO
provo that he had largely reduced the amount OF his
insurance within few months, lowing only enough
TO satisfy parues holding mortgages. lie was ac-
cordingly discbag ed from custody and u ~ now the
general opinion that some enemy Of McCanrcy did
tho WORK, mot intending 10 burn his house, but 70 get
him into trouble.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-13
"SNICkLRlNG" IN SERVICE.

The trial OF Creighton and Porcval Carson for DIS
turbing n religious meeting he'd In tho Methodist
Church ut Brookhaveu, on the evening Of April ~,
took place before Judge Goldthwailc at Bclport on
Friday evening anc created considerable interest tho
members Of the church being out In full iorcc. us
well as the friends OF the young mon. They de-
manded separate trials. The result was verdict OF
'Not guilty" In tho case OF Creighton Carson and a
Disagreement oil the jury In the Case oil PercvaL
Tho primary offence was "snckering" during tho
scFv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-13

and Chesapeake Canal passes through level country
from two TO I'VE feet above tide level, and has the
for us feeder II has only one lock- the largest
the Atlantic coast, ana the canal has capacity
tour times great as the Erie Canal Of New YORK.
II it should be deemed important, after examna-
ton of tho route by competent board OF engineers,
TO enlarge the canal and deepen tho rvors as to
admit OF the passage OF ships OF 900 tons and up
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21

Q(n Ser 9torDpeItfiifte S6ottlan6s, IN
elmer biiterert, miloen @egen0, altf einem
idrpffen, tpett in baS toieitoe lHeer binaus
rdgenoen Nellen, itebt eit graltes, altes
G6loB, emit Der StammiiB zines mQ6tiz
gcn Observation-Disclosures, bas innerbalb ieiner
bo9en g8GIe ii6 5u &rtegSseiten segelt alts
itiirnenDe Seinoe pertDetbtgte un0 betielz
ben Srpb bot.
Die 6eiratb Ser Go0ter 1tn0 6es einsigen
&il1oeS DeS lebten l6ottii6en Gtgett6ite
n1erS bate Gaftle Stiff lit BEN 8e1tB elmer
glei6 mG6ttgen, englilden San1tlie gez
bradt = ben bes WfarquiS bon ct. 9eoz
1tQrDS.
2(6er Gditle Gliff in ieiner 6iiiteren, eilt1
lamen @roBarttgfett mar jebt nibt ntebr
bas garSe Sabr bi16ur6 betpobnt. Serb
ct. 2eonaros fam 1rur aQiGbrlid i'm
6erb1te auf Elm ober 5tpet Wfonote nit 1reb1
rere1t Sreunbe1 baDin, INN in BEN @Gl=
beru su iagen unb am Stranbe St fti6en;
aber ct bate III @1tgla1lo melt gr0Bere 8ez
iibunge11, auf bic er iebesmal nit @tntrttt
Ser falten Sabres3ett 3uriidfebrte.
9lber in Dielem 6erbite tpurbe ser Wearz
duis nt6t in Gaitle Stiff ertpartet. Gr
bate ben CONNER in Sranfrei6 5ugez
bra6t l1no man glaubte, boB er iiber BEN
6erb1t baielbit Deripetlen noble.
ST. bate al letne @nfeltr Sd6D Trebor
oei6rieben uno t6r baS S6loB fir ben
O3onat September GUT 8erfitguig geitellt,
unb tie bate nit elmer 9lnSabG BON @diten
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