The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-21
HARRISONBURG.

R0CEINGHAM COUNTY-C0URT DAY-POLlTICAL
v,Ss.NEEuN Gs-APPOINTMENT OF DELE
GATES TO RICHMOND CONSERVATIVE CON-
vgyTlON-INDICTMEN OF MUROEREsS-
ACCIDENT, &C, &C.
fCorrespoudence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
July 90, 1881.
Monday was COunty-Court day here and
the people were out in force. The two pO-
Hiical PARTIES had advertised maSs.meetings,
which served 10 attract larger gathering
than usual. the coSlitiOniSts held their
MEETING under the shade Of the trees in front
Of the United States mlrshal's Office, aud
the regular Democrats theirs in the court
house, both meetings being held pretty
much at the same hour, and almost within
the sound OF TIE voices OF the respective
orators who addressed each meeting. Hon.
Frank :. Blair, candidate for Attorney
General Of the State on The coalition ticket,
addressed the crowd outside OF the court
house until he exhausted himself and the
patience OF bis hearers, when he was re-
iniorced by Captain II. ii. Riddieberger,
General MahOne'S candidate for Sergeant
alarms Of the United States Senate, and
Hon. John Paul, member Of Congress from
ihis district. This meeting seemed to be
enthusiastic, and frequently cheered and
ap9lauded the speakers. 1t was not so
large a. we expected TO see, but was fair
representation Of the following Of the CO.
aiiOnists in this part Of Virginia.
The meeting Of the regular Democracy
was a most creditable development Of the
strength and will and purpose OF the mass
Of the peODIe opposed TO the "new move
ment7 II was conducted IN the spirit OF
harmony, Cancellation. and kindly, gener-
Gus feeling, and indicated the firm resolve
Of the people to elect the nominees OF the
ticket To be formed at the 4th of August
Convention. The following delegates aud
aiernates to the Convention were unani-
mously selected by the meeting: Delegates
from Central District, G.. b. Keazle, o. Il.
Roller, :. ii. Mofiett, j. S. Curry; Alter
nates: A. TAYLOR, A. Wise, Winfield Lig-
get, Jacob Funkbouser. Ashby-Dele-
gl'e': Michael MOyerhoeffer, NJ. Linden,
b. NJ. Rice, II. w. Roller; Aternates;
ShaIles Van Lear, George II. DiDges, ii.
n. Deyer, l.. {. Whitescarver. Stone
MVaH-DeegaleS: T. W. Sellers, 5. p. II.
MHler, c. NJ. hllliap; Alernates l.. b.
lanefy, {. W. :. Turner, j. W. Blackburn.
hblllle-Delegates: Charles j. Brock, Il.
D. Mason; Ahernates S. X. Allebaugh,
James Il. Price. Plins-Delegates Will
Liam NJ. Sibert, e. G. Jennings, Eugene
west; Alternates ID. NJ. Beam, j. W. Tay-
1917 L. W. Pugh.
OD motion, the County Executive Com
AlIlee' consisting Of William II. Rilenour
EAalrman), W. K. McKeever, Il. ID. Gilmer,
a: shutters, p. W. PUgb, and Charles I.
Vrefroll, were added TO the delegation.
LhziOeth Schultz, charged with lnfanti-
eue' was indicted by the grand jury, but
va account OF her feeble condition she was
"VI arraigned and tried.
Fe'ef Byerly, OF Pleasant Valley, had the
misfortune TO have one Of his legs broken
DtTe Yesterday afternoon.
william &. Harrison, an aged citizen OF
S ,us pace, fell from a spring. wagon on SUM-
-, Sll last and sustained severe shock and
wIlary. He is, however, getting better.
tueTe are now five luDaiics confined In Jail
.ue' Amongst them are q brother and Sis
,. -, IRON The same family. 1t is said the in
'ense neat OF this season has stimulated the
e'o"lh Of this fearful malady.