The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-09
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FgA- or AN AaED MAN.
$3.50 ~ TnE ROANOKE Rsvkn.
~" -ae,ce 81 she Kchusoed Dispetch.l
szrTGnBEa s 1881.
-.,;on received from Greeusyllle
~ = me effect thai Mr.. John ".
eeo ,he magistrate. who vas az first
ssvpa' - hsve been fstally shos IN TIE ".
kae'xeosrtcr with John Davis, near Hieks-
W9le1~sn he Killed, Is Dot as badly
ND xsS supposed The BAH arcd
tn'x,s .nterei Saunde' - ARR be
eus passed upward INTO the shoulder.
e~s,r.ut al arrest Nss 70 have been served
A.ss.v upsu Nj. saunders az his bone,
!s !, w>s understood that be would wstye
SO ,r,nsfv sxa8snstion and be admitted
for his appearance before the County
y The I'VE parties, u " sssd. bSd
tc.s usfrsadly terms for some time.
hra evening affair occurred on lower
~ S,reer Yesterday afternoon. the
s'sa - which were two Hebrew mer-
Ysn Wasrs. VI. r. Sasl and +. Levi.
sa'' - reason 10 believe that bis cher
- hem injured end his domestic
tbrf2,eRed by reports said TO
hpp'a. cffsulaSed BY Mr.. Levi, and feeL
hANs A. could not submit 10 what be
inN : "a b. an outrage, he determined 10
t1 .s,.,iScment upon Mr.. Levi 10 =
d.. -, ,s,i would gsia as much publicity
-sDers nut IN circulation about him.
,ssrsfore purchased a cowhfGe, add as
y Isvi Us passing IN front Of bis store
-,,red him With The eowhide, striking
namhsr Of blows, aud pursu-
slm scra>s the street into a store.
! Nr. Levi claimed the protection
10 rroprietor. Mr.. Levi SAYS he
al aNaie II having done anything 10
az sueh an assault npon him; thst he
strDek from behind by Mr.. Ssal while
.nspeciing aarm from any person; that
-,,nseouenee OF a previous difficulty be
,or some time bad no intercourse with
" al and that be thinks business
ssisuSy the cause OF Mr. SaaFs enmliy
.-ips, bin. Mr.. Sasl appeared 10 the
g,yar's Court ibis morning upon 4 war
al Il arrest. aud The case was continued
rs,ii Monday Ser examination. Both par
ae have engaged counsel
TIE very peculiar appearance OF the sun,
,seen through the hSxy atmosphere Of The
- tV0 OF three days, il the subject Of
r.srsl remark. Old citizens say that 1t
sosely resembles he extraordinary appear
s,e ina, wa noticed just previous 10 the
tuecs Net Turner instruction 10 1851.
There are not wanting those who are super
sfiaus enough 10 believe tbst the present
recuhsr appearance Of The sun \ the pre-
tr>or q s0me dire and terrible event.
N.iortunes never come singiy. The
drought = not only running the crops, but
Ia esolera l. killing the hogs in some OF
~ Soutbside counties. In portions OF
Yai,oEsy and Brunswick counties, II is
rss8. 4 lsrge number OF hogs have Te-
np'lf died Of tais disease. and others are
dag. one farmer in Noltoway county
Erhe. that within the past ten days be
bs lost %thiriy-6ve hogs. aud tnst be hsS
ssi been able 10 check the spread Of the
d.ssse.
NJ. samuel Calbert, the Oldest citizen in
EarhlmpiOn county, y. G., died sc bis
rsldt nee, Al Jackson. on Saturday night.
a.sr an illness OF only a day or two. He
US shout ninety.thTee years Of age, and
"a highly esteemed.
A citizen Of Weldon who arrived here
lis morning says that the Roanoke river is
. los that a person can walk from bank 10
bark without getting bis feet wet. Aud yet
IN times Of food this river rises 10 a height
q sixty feet above its bed.
ROBN ADAIR.