Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-11-12
News Items.


"One indiscreet fool South can in a
minute undo the lengthy labor Of states
men," said Senator Wade Hampton in
his last Bayard speech, which was de-
livered at Abbevile, S. c., the other
day.
The future Queen Christina Of Spain
is wise and kindly young lady. She
has begged her betrothed to economic
as far as possible in the expenses Of
their wedding festivities, and to give
the money to the sufferers by the late
floods in Spain.
Ten barns and two warerooms were
burned at Delaware, Ohio, Sunday.
Loss about $4,000. Incendiary.
By the FIRE at Napoleon, Ohio, Sun
day, nineteen buildings were destroyed.
Loss 100000; Insurance $4,000.
John Wade was hanged by a mob in
Todd county, MIMI, Saturday, for the
murder Of man named Coldall, whose
wife he had debauched. He confessed
before execution, duplicating Michael
Waldo, his brother, who has been ar
rested and will be served the same way.
Speaking of the democratic success in
Talbot county on Tuesday last, the Eas-
tern Leger says the colored man is lost.
The Ledger says: "When it was found
that many colored men were voting
democratic, Agent Joseph Gray re-
marked that If dis fraud is lowed to 60
on its no use for any man to vote any
mo-"
An Indianapolis (Ind.) dispatch says
Senator Mcdonald, in conversation
Wednesday, observed: MY ticket Is
Hendrick. and Potter. That is The win
ming combination. The election in New
York is clearly demecratlc; sound to
Il
the core. Nothing but the local divls-
ions prevented the election of th whole
State ticket. These divisions will not
effect the electoral vote for any popular
candidate outside of that State, aud 1t
is now clear that, with Indiana and
New York combined, democratic cam
didate can be elected.
Last Saturday three Indian murder
ers, confined IN Jail at Lakima, Wash
ington Territory, assaulted the jalIor
slung.shot. He was pursued into an
armory and bayoneted, hut he got re-
volver and shot all three, one MORALLY.
The TAILOR will recover,
A petition has been filed at Lowell,
Mass. for recount the votes for repre-
sentative in the twenty-fiflh Middlesex
district, where j. j. Pickman was de-
clarcd % ahead of Paul Butler, the
Generals son.
Louis Either, while driving over the
crossing of Montreal, Ottawa and Occ!'
dental railway. at Montreal, yesterday,
was struck by a passing trail and in
stantly killed.
Lester Bartlett, a young merchant OIL
Randolph, n. y, sold out his business
and then claimed to have been robbed
Suspicion resting upon him, he was
searched Tuesday night, and the money
found IN his possession. He then shot
himself and died soon after.
A dlsgraceful scene occurred at a
funeral in Henrietta, n. Y, Wednes'
day. The widow of the deceased and
his sons by former wife differed con-
corning the arrangements of the fnnera
and the place Of burial. Graves were
dug at Bloomfield and a Mount Hope
in Rochester. The corpse was forciblI
transferred from one coffin to another
in the street, and the burial proceeded
at Bloomfield without further difficulty
1t will probably be necessary to guarc
the grave,
A freight tram and an engine on the
Columbus and Toledo railroad collldec
at East Toledo, Ohio. -Four cars were
smashed into splnters, and the bulk o.
the debris was piled up in great heap
on the track, but pieces of iron nuts
bolts and shattered planks were scat
tered TO a distance of seventy feet
The engine was considerably damaged
No one was injured.
Samuel Frendenberger, young Ger
man, who formerly kept a clothing
store 10 Morgantown, West Va, shot
himself fatally with revolver at
Evansville, Ohio Tuesday last. He
was recently discharged from Mary
land lunatic asylum.
Detective Flank Lane, who is accus-
ed ofleading the mob that lynched Dill
Young at Luray, Mo-, few days ago ,
and several other persons implicated in
that affair, were arraigncd at Luray
Wednesday, but nobody was there to
prosecute and no action was taken.
John Young, a son Of Bill Young, who
had threatened vengeance upon the
murderers of his father, has left the
country, and Mrs. Young, at whose m
stance the arrest was made, will leave
uray.
An extraordinary disaster is reported
from Kansas City, Mo-, where, on FriT
day last, four brick buildings, occupied
as a candy factory, tumbled down and
we're consumed BY fire. Five dead
bodies had been taken out of the ruins
at last accounts and others are missing,
but owing 10 the heavy rains which pre-
vailed Saturday and yesterday but little
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