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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-01-18
TO ALL PERSONS 1NTEREsrED-TAKE

TO AID PERSONS INTERESTED-TAKE
j NOTICE
Tn pursuance of an order entered March 49, 1875,
in the cause of N. b Hendry VS. James Perry,
pending in the circuit court of Augusta county
will proceed at my office in stanton sonday
February ii, 1884 to take an account of the fee
simple and annual rental value of the real estate
owned by said James Perry and the liens binding
the same in the rider of their priority. together
with any other matters deemed pertinent. &c
G.. nj. HARRISON,
jan 1S-4t Commissioner
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-01-18

The Elections Committee of the U 5.
House IF Representatives had Col. Chas.
T. O'Fe. rail- before them last week. When
he stated that though Judge Paul had re
signe three months before the meeting OF
Congress, Gov. Cameron had ordered no
election to Gli the vacancy. the members
of the committee, of both parties. seemed
to at once conceive the idea that Gov.
Cameron, by failing to order an election.
thought as most other people did that
there was no vacancy, and that Judge
O'Ferrall was entitle to The seat. The
seating of Hon. Jno. E. Massey hangs en-
tirely upon the proof of the illegal capita :
ton tax receipts used, ami Col. O'Ferra !
thinks that it the Elections Comm ttee
accepts his figures, his district alone will
supply half the vote, r.q site to unsea
Capt. John Wise. Judge Garrison says
his district will su pply two or three thou
sand more.
The nom ira ton of Henry B. Payne,
(Dem.,) q. S. Senator FROM Ohio,
to succeed Senator Pendleton, (Dem. J.
| has created 10 UGH resentment among the
Henry Watterson men in Washington.
Mr.. Payne stands on the Ohio and Vir-
ginia tariff platform. and the Watterson-
ians talked about reading the Ohio DEM
ocracy out. Mr.. Payne beat bis opponents
in the caucus. by three to one. but notwitl-
standing this nronounced SIlccpss in call
| Gus, some Of the factionists referred TO
| found some ground of hope in John Sher-
mans C) statement, that he knew of ten
Democrats in the Ohio legislature who
would not vote for Payne when the cleo
| ton in Inc legislature came on. Th re
seems to be tinge of lunacy running
| through the whole WattarSon movement
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LIABILITIES
lilly payments on stock including

Monthly payments on stock including
:, dvi'ends. s3O,sc9 3S
RAD up stock, 1900 90
surplus fund, -. 10S II
balance due on Loans, 995 90
ffoht and loss. 1928 Is
coz ace %
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-01-18

The fourth National Agricultural Con.
vention, under the auspices of the Anne
rican Agricult ural Association, will be
held at the Grand Central Hotel. New
York City Wednesday and Thursday, Feb
ruary and Z, 1884.
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70
No. shares in force Dec 90th, 1882, e4O
No. shares subscribed during the
year 1888, S5
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-01-18

Gov. Cameron g first veto of the session.
on the bill amending the charter of Ports
mouth, was Intellectual in the Senate, that
body easily passing the bi Il over it. But
in che House four or five Malone members
who were absent in Washington were
telegraphed for and returned in time, so
the Democrats in that body passed the
bill by.
1t was puzzle to the uniformed, at
the time, how it was that che recent coupon
case of Smith VS.. Greenhow, was matur-
ed SO rapidly as to get before the United
States supreme Court in the short space
of four months from the day on which the
lower court rendered its decision. The
HOUSE has adopted joint resolution ap.
pointing committee to inquire into how
this extraordinary rapidity was arrived at.
The result Of its inquiries will be looked
for with interest.
The House Committee on elections have
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ST. EDWARDS ACADEMY FQa GgI.


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GALVESTON.

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RAILROADS.

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FAvoRITE LINE TO THE
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IHE HERALD: DALLAS TEXAS TUESDAY. SEPfEMBE 6 sso4
RAILROADS.
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1 1Dsnssr.ase ~ oIsinve..,.,.

"a ,r..t,n, = ~. .......-, z.
.ls0S =. sasO 2, nsnonA COM
t'l.sses Wa neid IN Chicago on the I'D
The dzst thing dons whish was regarded
.Nithspedial signiacancs wss the first ballot ON
tirs N, hcsa,rs, ~ n,,.,.;s,. =.
y. .e ~ -. '.sson Oaees 1ro'
~ ~ ~ ~ s0 g t0e mldue q August were pro-
Fesed. the earlier dates ge.ersliy being regarded
Ae n Tie interest Of 81 Louis, and a these iatea
xere taken mp and actesi upon. there wss cor
Mvss Of the rival cties Ti,s fitst ballot Wss fcr
The 20th Of Nay, tlae vote begin IL to n
Tho final vote on tho location showed tilst
the vote On this' dste Taailv in;i;c"ta;t az
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ne Cssniaai o.,s.aar,.

$ Love-sick Ed Rail, suicided at Fort Scott.
Kama -
Iittse Rock reports the lynching Of ! negro
A ATomtstone; Arix., dispatch Gays the 1--WE
Bisbee murderen have been sentenced to be
hanged March 81
through thes streets the other night beastly drunk
with brass band preceding him.
Harvey Chapple, aged seventy-eight veal
thy farmer living alone near Lebanon. Conn.
was found murdered in his own house.
At Jersey CITY. N. J.. Dr.. Rufus Peacock hss
been sentenced 70 two years fn the state prison
1of defrauding the American Legion Of Honor.
Henry Mccullough WAS killed and Ed Jones
sssiously, 4 not fasslly, injured BY train Il
Trenton, Ohio Both lived at Wheeling, VI.
Va = - -
Carnon Gandor and Ranel Caprone have been
sentenoed at Bangor, Me-, tobe hanged the frst
1rid.y o. April lske for the mnrderof Pasquale
a telegram from Calgary, n. ". r., announ-
90 thst Jess williams, The murderer Of Adams.
before sndFs Mcleod On tho chssEe Of murder
tenced 70 BE- banged March 81 3 s,T 81
Near Bsriil CsoAs Roads, ohdo, John John
soo. : fasnsf @ stshty -sh.ee, xas knocked
sobhsd q 800 eash and 700 is ncses. "a stn sss.
Soeson Msy Do of his inj1risG i.33
"a IL Il Dsrsyten,S. u, Who saof hsr
4 @ tlhsy ~ tn ~. y on tn
{ Nv ! ahbs4 stasstt6
: ~ ~ 5 - ~ Z
sSS
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. strangs Famalz ou.rrel.


Baltimore Special: George Williams "a leading
millionaire lawyer andexpresidcnt of the Mary
land senate, is defendant in an extraordinary
legal proceeding, commenced hore to-day.
The plaintiff is his son, Ernault H. Williams,
z : young society man. At the death of John s.
as CHARGED dsipated u habits and Otherwise viz ~
CURED parental displeasure by engaging him.
self to marry young lady said to be beneath
thew the Williams ~ % e,rcle les socially Every effort was
and young Williams alleges that he was, while
under tho influence Of liquor, induced to sign
his interest in tho sJOO, ,oOO to his father in ex-
change for life annuity of s2,5DO, and also
that he was taken undor tluress to Europe
Upon returning he married the girl, since which
time father and son have not spoken, though
frequently passing each other on tho streets.
Williams alleges that his SON 3 dissipated course
prompted him to have the transfer made.
Able counsel is employed on both sides, and
the court disclosures promise to provo Of .
highly sensational nature.
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:. o.o.3.-lGinnssota o. Grand xneampmsnt,
The tenth annual grand encampment of the
Independent ordor Of Odd Fellows of Minne-
sofa was opened Wednosday, the Goth, at o
O'Clock, at Odd Follows hall, st Paul There
was full attendance of Delegates.
The report Of tho grand patriarch was pre-
sentel 1t showed very favorable state of
Affairs from twenty-six deputy district grand
patrisrchs.
The report Of the grand Representatives, the
sovereign grand lodge was presentet Il
showed that the report Of the sovereign grand
sire denoted . net gain tho last official year OF
u oO. making total membership Of 4B, ,9y7
IN the United States; encampment member
ship, b, ITO net gain, 4, ,467.
Mr. Williams report as grand treasurer
shows receipts. s5s672; expenditure Of grand
encampment for the year, 325S 40; in treasury
At close Of term, $52S ::9G
The encampment proceeded to tho election OF
of1iccrs-with the following result:
Grand Patriarch-Thomas Riley, st. Paul
Grand High Priest-W. X. Read, I4anesboro,
Grand Senior Wardcn-E. T. French. Brain-
erd
:, Grand Scribe and Treasurer-,J. +. Williams,
St Paul
Grand Junior Wardcn-J. Minges, Wilton.
Grand Inside Sentinel-A g. Long, st. Paul
Grand Representatives, W. Smith, Minne-
apolis, elected 1883, for two years)
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riasrty,s or.a. oh3.ottcu.

Washington Special: Congressman Finerty is
determined to place the house OIL record on tho
Irish question, and he will probably have q
the steamer Atcrt, which tho British govern,
ment has rendered for the Greedy relief expedi-
ton, comes up. The only question that can
come before the house is whether congress shall
return o vote of thanks, and this Finerty is de-
termined to prevent. Hetakes the position that
the acceptance of the vessel in an insult to the
Irish American citizens Of the country, and
every congressman who OK pressed his approval
will lind himself opposed by the Irish American
vote. The representatives from Irish districts
are already beginning to feel q little nervous
aboutit, and will probably vote with Finerty.
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n. or..apae. x.t,on., conv.n.,o,.

~eSOSsSssVA NA&SaA&A
Tho following is tho official call of the Ma
tional Grccnback Labor party to nominate can
didates for president and vice president
Of the United States, to DO voted
for at tho coming presidential election, will be
held in the city of Indianapolis, Ind, on We'd
nesdsy, May q. 1884 Each state is entitled to
four delegates and four altornates at large,
each congressional district two delegates and
two alternates, each territory two delegates and
two alternates, and the District Of Columbia
two delegates and two alternatcs. Therefore,
al who are in accord with the views set fortI,
in the platform Of said party in 1880 are re-
spectfully requested to meet in convention in
their several states, territories and districts on
or before May and select delegates and alter.
mates to said convention.
[Signed] JESSE HARPER, Chairman,
LEE CRANDALL, Secretary.
The following are the names Of q committee
appointed to assist tho chairman and secretary
In arranging details:
H. Leonard, chairman, Logansport, Ind
John N. Potter, secretary, Lansing, Mich b.
". Terlinde, treasurer, Elizabeth, N. j.;
Charles Jenkins, Beloit Iowa, and W. 8 Ken.
worthy, Oskaloosa Iowa.
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rhs lfothsr Of Xeshinxtoa,

Another interesting historiai movement is 10
secure the completion of the monument to the
which stands unfinished at her former home in
Westmorcland county, Va, where Washington
was born. Tho monument was commenced
fifty years ago. A bill to appropriate the
money to complete the monument was reported
favorably III the Forty third congress, ten years
tive Wise Of Virginia has introduced 1 similar
bill, and there is strong sentiment in favor OF
t9 passage
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Row 1aribsult Lady Was 1obp.d In
Chicago.

Chicago.
dispatch from Chicago says: The Palmer
house was the scene last Monday tho I'D, of
remarkable bold assault and ROBBERY. Tho
hotel manager declines to givo the namo Of tho
lady, at her own request. Sl,eis said, however,
70 be Mrs. Dudley or Mrs. sykcs, a nilliner OF
Faribault, Mimi, who arrived in the city car
", and after registering ut tho hotel, won't To
Gagc Bros. ,and purchased u stock of goods for
her business. Returning to tho hotel She stop
ped ct drug store to get prescription put up
Noticing that she was being watchcd by a loaf
er IN the ladies' entrance to tho hotel, she
asked to havo the medicine sent to
her room, prefcrring not to
expose the sum Of money which she had. She
then went to her room;a a few minutes later,
hearing knock at the door, she opened it to
admit, as sho supposed, boy from the drug
store. Instead Of tho boy, s)e was confronted
BY the man who had watched her from the
ladies' entrance few moments before. This
man seized her by tho throat put handkcr-
chief saturated with chlorofornl to her nose.
which soon rendered her inscnsiblo, and took
everything he could lay hands on and left.
After while Mrs Dudley recovered sufficient
" to ring the bell and make known her situation.
She soon recovered entirely from tho assault
and has now left the city. Her loss was 900.