Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-01-19
A DEAD BRIDE AND HER DYING

lduy Vi Cuitu anu cu'|tu6HU. MI. IlI-
bert joined the Minnie Palmer IN, sweet
hear" company ON the first of the mouth
in Chicago as principal singing ,median.
Sigismund Isenbach. who was arraigned
before a New York Justice Saturday for
selling a shirt on Sunday, was released,
tie justice deciding that a clean shirt Was
u necessity.
At one depot (Bethe)) in Amherst couu-
county, Va, QUO bushels Of apples have
ueen shipped this winter.
J. A. Allison has purchased the farm OF
J. H Savers, rear Dublin, Pulaski coun-
ty, Va, for SO, 500 Cash.
The following religious sects are repre-
sentpd by the students 1T the University
of Virginia this session: Episcopailans,
l16; Piesbyte' lans, 70; MeLhodisls, So;
Baptists, 81; Disciples, II; Jews, 4; Ln
q egationailst, !; Latter Day saints, /;
Moravidns, I.
Edwin Booth is PLAYING Hamlet in Ber
lin, he speaking English and the company
speaking German. The German cities
are enthusiastic in his praise.
Mrs. Mcdonald broke her leg so badly
while alone in her house at Mineral Point,
Wis, that she could not make her va,
out. She lay helpless tor Il whole day. aid
had a prospect OF starving, when neisf-
boris dog strayed in. She caught hun, tied
note to his tail, and sent HIM home. lie
brought assistance.
DR.. Samuel A. Mudd. in 1866 country
physician in Mary land, and who as such
SIT Wilkes BUO' his leg when Both was
flying after the murder of President Lin
coin, was sentenced by court-m artal to
life imprisonment, but was afterwards par
dOned, died in Charles county, Md, last
week.
European papers state that Nine. Tam
blez, living near Baden. has dis in uished
herself at tie age OF "A years hy giving
birth TO male twins. Her husband S &c
wars old. They have had before but one
child, a son, who is now 81 years old.
Capt. White, late of the Eleventh Hus-
saIs, had an estate of $40 600 a year in
Ireland, but for thlee years It has Scarcely
paid a dollar. This involved him III pecu-
MARY troubles which preyrd upon his
mind until it gave away. Three weeks
ago he walked out Oh IA lonely road. and
mreting laboring man, gave him his
watch ami chain, saying he had no fui Their
Ut ed for them. Then he cut his throat.
A man drew crowd at Wes,frld, Mass ,
ty going home with fashionable bonnet
ON lis head. He Was winning that article
on wager.
Professor Mallet. of the University of
Virg mia, who has been elected one of the
prote ,rs in the University If Texas, Is
now in Texas looking over the field.
Gen. Odin q. Clay, now dying of old age
in Lynchburg, was the first President of
tie Virginia aud Tennessee r I'LL DAD Com
pany, now embraced in the Norfolk and
Western system.
Miss Militia Ralston. aged twenty, who
had her wedding outfit completed to be
married in. died suddenly in Highland
county last week.
Clark Mills, the now famous sculptor.
who at fifteen years of age Was plasterer
in Charleston. 5. e., died in Washington
was bust of Calhoun.
The heaviest damages for breach of
promise of marriage ever given in America,
have Just been awarded IT, Miss Alice M.
Livingston by New York jury, who gave
her verdict for $75 900 against Henry
Fleming, a millionaire. A new trial OH
new evidence has been applied for.
Alice Maguerite King, grand-niece of
VIM, r. King, once Vice President of the
Uuited States. made her debut as an
actress at Selma, Ala, Saturday night.
Miss Lucy Herndon, of Fredericksburg,
Va, daughter of ex State Senator, Hern-
don, and Cousin of President Arthur's
deceased wife, 10 to b. visitor at the
White House this winter.
w. l.. Fernald. late collector of inter-
nal revenue at Danvlle Va has teen de-
clared Insane by Dr. Hammond, of New
York. He will probably be placed III one
Of the Virginia asylums.
Rev. Leonidas Rosser has been appoint
ell to take charge of the Methodist Epis-
copal church, South, in Denver, Colorado.
Judge W. J. Robertson. of Charlottes-
vile. has been elected general counsel Of
che Norfolk u Western railroad.
About two hundred excursionists from
Boston, with train of five cars, passed
over the 5. " r. II. to Luray last Friday
George w. Willis we learn has been APP
pointed to the place of Waterman, or an
assistant, at the d. u Il B Institution,
StauntOn. He was IA good policeman here
for ears and will doubtless prove to be
good officer in his new station. He rs
into office February st.-Harrisonburg
CO71mo nUealh.
Mr.. B. >. Waller, Petersburg, Va,
says: Browns Iron Bitter3 restored an
invalid lady friend to perfect health"
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