Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-03-13
FRIDAY. March Is. 1855
To tho happy Democrat all th'
reese are swans nowadays.

ANN0| CIV 'NN"@~
The boys are marching home
again. They have not secured any
post offices or clerkships yet.
Gov. Cameron has presented the
Cd Virginia Regiment with splen-
did silk fag.
.Brick Pomeroy is going to start
a Characteristic paper in Washing
ton city.
ri The new Cabinet does not alto
ge,her please the boys We can
not hep that, because Clevelanddid
not ask our advice.
The policy with the incoming adj
minislration to which the party Will
habitually assent is, down with
the Bourbon
". -. Clements, master oftrans-
portation and general superinten-
dent Of the b. & o. r.. r. has re-
signed.
North Carolina has passed law
giving each Confederate soldier in
her service during the late war $50
per aaprm.
Use slater, colored, charged with
"a Outrage on little white girl,
GOV agtsbeh from the Jail at Monroe,
N. az Wednesday morning by q
crowd Of indignant citizens and
q hung flom a tree in the suburbs Of
the town.
A letter from Tazewell county
SAYS thepnblic school.teachers
are b dim rwairants for their
pay, fltcaa get no money from
thc G ta,y treasurer. 1t Is said
there Is good deal ofBOur5o uism
in this state Of affairs.
Asan instance of rapid telegraph
service, the sending Of President
Cleveland's inaugural message to
London has attracted attention.
Tie whole message was in Lon
don O.. zleen minutes before
10o.., al probably was known
t.ol. .s s..l as ia New York.
Tace promises to be little OF he
roism or sentiment in the politics
OF ile Immediate future. But real
lyisi. mo. time to have some sort
OF foreign policy, so that Ameri-
cans may feel that they have a
country?
Tie Republicans have made
great gains in the recent local
elections ali over New York State,
and il is certain that great Com
Ihonwealth is slread delivered from
the Democracy. Now let it keep
a sane for four years.
TIE Pre- ident has the appoint
ment OF 1923 postmasters, or one
Tor each $4,000 Democrats seeking
place. Perhaps there will be no
weeping aud wailing when the
6mt are given out but it looks
nowss though it would be a stormy
tine.
faiD' I'D .a
WISCONSIN is to bethe Star State
oftae Wcstunder the new Admins
t.a..on. The Postmas teri General
is to represent the entire section
west OF the Hudson River. No
Cabinet officer ever had a larger
constituency.
1t is believed in Washington
that President Cleveland has not
vet BECOME familiar with the names
Oh Of several gentlemen in Shenan-
dosh county anxious to be remem-
ilesed By him as the author OF
gushing letters CT congratulation
wtjtten Stree the ides Of Novem-
ier.
.a naI1e Now feature Of the Anglo
EGYPTIAN troubleis the insubordina-
p ton Il Vic natives against British
SGthb.iy In Cairo and Alexandria.
qa6frh.h Eqvptain5 cannot I'M
q tselsi why the English should
i'ins aui bu,i.doze them in Cairo
iwble Ga Mlidi is reported whip.
ping ihe EosIish in the Soudan.
Tho Richmond correspondent Of
the Norfolk Ledger says it is now
believed By those who have had an
opportunity Of Judging that the
loscs sustained by the Common.
wralfh mil excgcl one hundred
md o and dollars and may
rs,cl sao lnlred and fifty. The
spfc 3luiant has advanced
his weak 80 far asto be able to
iuadblstladpr pretty clearly how mat
tiers stsud. SO far rs the accounts in
tie Auditors office are concerned.
one hundred dollars is demanded
by yohag lady Of Olean, Penn
sylvaia, for the loss Of her bang
which was torn away from her head
by an explosion of gas. Whatever
view a cold and unsentimental
court may take Of this case, if it
can be shown that the bang was
an original part Of the young lady,
her request is not unreasonable. A
discrimination should be made be-
tween ,he ordinary portable bang
ana Que whose value arises not
tc,c'5 igom its utility, but from its
Vor,A as 20 rigs AMI importmt
riDi'y.
ife Presidents inaugural has
aaGa Ninlly reception and has, on
2 tie whole, nide a good impression.
its assurance are well liked, and