Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-03-06
News from NeighbOring COun-
ties

who was shOeing horse al the iimei "a
large bay mare, the property OF the West
ern Lunatic Asylum, just behind Mr.
Lichliter suddenly turned and gave HIM
a severe kick with both feet in his left
side. breaking three Of his ribs. Mr. l..
was pieked up inscus.ble and renewed to
his home. We are glad TO learn that un-
der the treatment Of Dr. II. II Henkel, he
il doing well, but suffering very much'
From the fact that TIE animal had just
been ,hod with heavy steel shoes, it j,
miracle that Mr.. Licklter's injuries were
not more serious.
PAGE Courier On Friday, February 90,
Alonzo Gray and Frank short, Who live
near Marksyilc, hearing it is alleged
cries proceeding from the house OF DAVID
greeden, who lives on the farm of Ja-.
NJ Dovel. Esq, about one milo above
Marksville. ran 10 the house 20 ascertain
tbe canse. Breelen warned them Oh
telling them. il is said, that they hal no
busines. there. According 20 their ace
couut the two men hurric,lly quit the
Mace. aud when they had gone about
dtty yards away, Breeder having taken
down his mushet, fired upon them wound
inn, sem both. Gray is shot through the
ri ,ht leg, near the knee, and short through
the loins. the ball entering the night mp
and lodging in the left 1t is not thought
that the wounds of either will prove very
serious. Breeder was arrested and lodged
in the county Jail, having had prelim'-
nary examination before Justice G.. /.
Brnbakor. The gun is said to have been
loaded with buckshot. The cries at the
house we're caused from some domestic
difficulty. Mr.. b. had been recently
married. and Is represented by those who
know him to be a peaceablc and indus
trious man.
winchester Times Late dispatches from
Hot Springs, Ark, say that bishop A.
~ Wilson, Of the NJ f. Church. South,
resden in Baltimore, who went there for
his health three weeks since, is rap idly
improving and viii soon be able to return
70 his field of labor. .---..The bill OF eN-
centions in Honesty murder case have been
sirned and enrolled. They do not except
TO the suhiciency Of the evidence, but
simply to the manner in which the jury
were empannelled, and instructions grant
ed bv the Court The Court granted every
instruction prayed for by the prisoner but
affection was taken 70 some instructions
granted at the request Of the Common
wealth. 1t is possible however that tie
Appellate Court will grant an appeal
which will result i'm "a stay Of sentence un-
iii after the September term..--..----."n
Saturday evening last Mis- Lizzie F"rnef,
daughter Of the late Samuel Iomey, lcit
the now desolaic residence of her widow
ed mother Oh Bladdock street 10 patiici-
pate in the pleasure OF skating Her
mother. we understand, requested thai
She wonli no; go. knowing that She had
an affection of the heart and fearing that
the excitement might be injurious. MIS-
Lizzie remarked, 1t would be the last
time she would attend little thinking
that so soon wonld come the terrible reali-
tv of these words. She had rolled round
the building several times when She com
planned to the Young gentleman, Nh Fred.
Anderson. with whom she was skating,
that the rollers were too tight. he inn
mediately conducted her to a seat and was
in the act Of removing them when She
sank down ON the floor and without
murmur the vital spark had fed and She
was called from time 20 eternity. Drs. c.
y. Baldwin and W. 5. Love were immo-
diately summoned and upon examination
decided that the cause Of death was heart
disease.
staunton Spectator: A correspondent OF
the Rockbridge News says that % rich
vein Of silver ore has heen fouud in
cave ON Short Hill Ola Short Mountain.
He SAYS ,,,
This mountain extends from Buffalo
Creek southwes to Purgatory Creek.
On a western slope near the lower end Of
the mountain, about half way up TO The
TOP. il a cave. The entrance is dillcn't
but after YOU have gone abont2O feet, You
come to a large room beautifully formed.
On the western side of this room, two feet
from the stone floor, is a vein Of silver ore
about three feot in thickness end + ur OIL
five feet wide. This vein is believed TO
run the whole length of the mountain
which is / OF l. miles.
Large Jumps Of this ore have been taken
ont and smelted in a blacksmith shop
and found to yield an astouishinsly large
per cent. Of silver.
The STYLE in which the remaining poI-
tion of his letter is written i,not such as
to rive much credence to any Of it...-----
About six o'clock Saturday morning last
the quie. Of Waynesboro' was broken "a
that early hour by loud explosive report
heard at the Shenandoah Railroad juno
ton and other points distant thrcc-ionrth
Of a mile from the place of occurrence. J
proyed 10 be the work Of real dynami'er
venting their purpose on the house an'
family of Henry Reeves, a respectable col
ored man residing on the elevated LAM
north of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railwa
Depot. ..... .
II appears that Reeves rented rooms .
two colorcd women with the understand
ing that if at any time there was mi'D'
bayior or immoral conduct ON their part
T they should Immediately leave. Reeve
became satisfied by observation ana I'D
freouent visits of two colored men, Gcor-
Tvree and john Morris, who were enpI",
ed at the Crimora Manganese Works, Tia
the condition upon which hc had reni'
10 lis rooms had been violated and accoi'
u ingly ordered the parties to leave. MOTT
T. insisted that ho should rtleui, bnt Reeve
I remained fixed in his purpose to prolr
B, the responsibility Of his domiciL FINAL
r Morris said TO Lizzie Sheppard, his par'
It mour, that she must leave, hut added
u reply TO Reeves, You shall suffer for ihi
d 'You will not come to any good 30
o will wish YOU had never done this.'
" II further appears from the te7timon
d that two men believed to be Tyree al
Ie Morris were seen going TO Reeves non
# early Saturday morning before the eNpI
10 s;op occurred Thev were known to la
~ dynamite in their possession.
q The dynamite was placed under the sn
T. sill of the doorway and on top OF the ba
~ sill. The force of the explosion splinter
the base sill and tore mp the loor about
ward each way in surface, but in round
lines The door was blown of, all t
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