Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-05-14
VIM. P. Dalngerfeld, presiding justice

VIM. P. Dalngerfeld, presiding justice
of the superior court of San Francisco.
dropped dead on the bench there Wednes-
day. He was engaged in hearing case,
when he threw up his hands and expired.
His death is attributed to heart disease
He was native of Rockingham county,
Virginia and was Sc years old. He for
marly resided in Bath county and has a
brother and other relatives in Augusta.
Mrs. Creger, aged 1903 years, died at the
residence of her son-in-law, Mr.. Edley
Doak, in Black Lick, last Tuesday, and
was buried at Kimbellin church. near Mt.
Airy, Thursday. Mrs. Creger. it IS said.
was babe in the cradle at the time OF the
massacre Of the Sluss family by Indians,
near Sharon Springs, in Bland county,
more than century ago. Wytheuille ( Va.)
Enterprise.
At Winchester the Light Infantry Blues
who had served under Gen. J. B. Gordon.
marched to welcome hin and nred salutes
in his honor. On the speakers stand Sen
ator VOORHEES, of Indiana, met the venera-
BILE Andrew Hunter of jefferson county
who was opposed to him as counsel III the
trial of Cook the John Brown raider twen
ty years ago. The two gentlemen shook
hands cordially.
DR. John r Goodwin, of Brookville,
Indiana, President of National Bank and
d lay delegate to the General Conference
of the M. E. Church North, was shot and
k lled a few days ago by Col. A. M. Good
win, his brother, who was insane from
drink and VIII, had been placed in an ine-
briate asylum through DR.. G's instrument
tality.
The Philadelphia 'sNorth American"
says: ''Peter Wright & Sons, of Philadel-
phia, are about relnuving their barrel
factory from Fayette county Penusylva-
MIA, to Charlestown, W. Va. This estab-
lisnment is an important industry, the
slaves made being used in the making of
petroleum barrels"
There is man living in this county.
who has been married IS years and who is
the father of fourteen children, who told
US the other day that he had never kissed
his wife OF one of his children. He is 81
Years old and assured us soemny nat Ia.
lad never kissed anybody ia his lif-.-Pnge
(Vu.) Courier.
Clearance Davis, tie drummer, who sue
ceeded III marrying /! r ZEN wives in diff
ferent sectors of Tie UuoF. before he
was found out. va 5rtv-,t IA G icago last
Friday. Three OF the marriages YER
PROVED against HIM a}td he was sentenced
to five years Ill tie leiilteiiiiaiy
at the banquet in s.. L uIs, April 26th
of the University OF Virginia Alumni,
Robert s. Mccormick. son of the gentle
men who donated the telt scope. and Judge
Wickham Ia brother of Gen. W. G. Wick
ham) made speeches,
Joseph Segar of Virgin ia, a noted Union
man of Virginia in ante-bellum times, and
who was elects d t. the U. s. Senate, but
not admitted, by tie Alexandria lepisla-
ture, died suddenly on POI mac steamer
last week. lie was a prominent w hig in
the old time politics
The News announces that the annu |
al streWing OF flowers OH the graves of the
dead Confederate soldiers in Stonewall |
Genet cry, Winchester, will take place o.
June 5th-Jne 9Th of June this |
year falling on sunday
"How would Maj - do for delegate
to Cincirnati9" asked one D-m crat of
another yesterday. He would do first
off," was The prompt reply Boston Post.
Capt Harmon Hil,er has very recently
pur chased the Sounding Knob property
md contemplates making out of it sheep
.anche.-H Highland Recorder
Bishop Penlck of III Episcopal church,
Who two years ago went out as Episcopal
Bishop of Africa, has returned to spend
rear in Virginia He has gone to Dam
lille, where his mother resides.
The Brush Greek gold mining excite
nent in Montgomery county. Va, dos
lot abate. Parties from u distance are
omiug in and securing ciaiBs
The Meade Memorial congregation Of
Manchester, has called Rev VIII. Pow
rs to the rectorship of that church.
Rev. DR.. j. l.. NJ. Curry and family, of
richmond, Va, sailed on Wednesday last
rom New York, on the Algeria, for Liv-
rpool
Mr.. George Bargamin, one of the best
nown and most highly esteemed business I
ZEN of Richmond, died on Saturday last. H.