The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-10

nod out In their OppOsitiou W 'ohV"o
and work and vote for the best inter
ests of Lynchburg and Virginia.
a coLoRrD man. AGED about twenty
nine wears. was killed last Saturday BY
the cars between Calveston and Mid
land. He was a pronounced apti-Ma
honeite. and there was suspicion OF
foul play. Bat an inquest was held or
his body. and the verdict was ne me'
his death by accident as stated.
IL the Mayors Court OF LypchburG
Friday. w. III. Lavender was sent &c
jlil for twenty five days. charged with
( the larceny of bucket of butter. the
prop rty Of Mr. j. II. Keene, Of Camp.
bell county. An appeai was taken to
the Corporation Court.
PRIOR to the election gentleman
named Hutchinson. resident Of SCOTS
vile. and Or. Deuning made bet. The
former agreed to roll DIR. DennIng in
"A wheelbarrow in his shirtsleeves. Or.
/ Denuing agreed to the same thing II be
lost. Monday afternoon is the time set
20 pay the bet. A fife and drum will
also be present. ".
A YOUNG man who had been inbibing
rather freely, in Norfolk on Thursday,
tald his sister .n-law visit. Having
been previously forbidden to enter her
house. he was met with a dish-pan OF
water M the face. lie then caught the
sister-in-law by the throat and choked
her. hurting her badly before being
taken away By cohpanion. lie paid
80 for his fun.
ONE of the most novel contents in the
recent campaign was that of W. /. Mil
Ter and O.. III. Miller for the House Of
Delegates In Wise county. They are
brothers aud brothers-in law both being
MS in-law Of ex-County Judge KilgoIe.
kilgore himself Is a Mahonsite. and, OF
course, threw his influence for q. II.
Miller the Malone candidate, who won
by the skin of his teeth.
IN Warrenton an old gentleman,
ninety-four years old last September.
came from his country home to town TO
deposit his vote for Mckinney. Tyler
and Scott another old gentleman. aged
eighty six rode To town in his dog cart,
voted the same ticket. and then drove
% the house Of feeble friend. aged
eighty-three years. and brought him to
the polls.
THE dwelling-house of Mr.. Joel II.
Cutchin. nc his farm. near Carrsville.
was destroyed by fire Wednesday night.
with al the furniture. The loss ID
moro than 1900 and insurance about
- 400. lie was Informed by telegraph
yesterday OF the fire. but could hear no
particulars. He thinks it was the act
of an incendiary.
Mr.. JosEPH X. GILLs, we'll known
young farmer of Bedford. who has
been I'll with consumption at the resi-
denca OF his brother, SIR. John w. ellis.
near KaTn & Hickson's mill, for several
months, died last Friday night. aged
twenty eight years. HIS funeral took
place 40 his brothers residence at 10 !
O'Clock yesterday m0rniug.
THE only intimidation at the polls in |
Suffolk last Tuesday was that prac.iced |
BY the cOlored Mohoneites on one If
their race who voted the Democratic |
ticket. There are several colored men
in Suffolk who would have voted with
u. but they said they were afraid I
their own people. who would not only
os racise them socially and religiously,
bat would do them bodily harm.
THE ease of Mary Jc.er, charged with
nianticide. was tried in the Hastings
Court OF Roanoke Friday. About 4
D. clock. when IL was given to the jury.
IS hO returned in short time with a
verdict. fixing her punishment at three
years confinement in the penitentiary.
The State was represented by Common
sealth', Attorney Roy b. Smith. and
be defendant by Al. Oliver, colored
awyer.
JESSIE, q tw0-yoas-old child Of Eliza
williams. colored. OF Roanoke, fell into
well 100 Blue Ridge Springs Friday
I'D was drowned The mother, while
working hese. had left the child in the
.aie Of Lucy Moore. colored woman
living 20 the springs. and while the lat
r. WIS busy washing. the little boy
saudercd of and fell into the we'll.
When found IL had been dead for near
Y an hour.
ON Friday last a man named Addison ,
Jackson WIS arrested IL Clifton Forge
nd brought back 10 Charlottesville on
he charge o. bigamy. In October he
married young lady Of this city, and .
n about week after. a woman with
40 children. claiming TO be his. ar :
iyed here, and Jackson skipped. Mrs .
icksOn the first went 10 her father =,
70 North Carolina. hence she Will APP ;
car TO testify against her inconstant
eige.
IT IS the intention of II. c. Parsons, !
I the Natural Bridge, TO Introduce {
Ger in the mountains. A preserve of .
thousand acres nas been InclOsed and ,
l0oting boxes will be erected. A com 4
any has been formed to keep up THE (
er table deer park. where the deer will y
2 safe uLlll they are turned out in the =
iooiing season. when they will swim I,
ie river and find range fifteen miles I,
ing BY eight miles wide. Il
4 ROW occurred between several psr- d
'ns at a Duulsard meeting near Rcd
I'LL, in RoauCke county. some days o
20. in which Mr. Banjamin f. Boon g
as badly stabbed by George 7. Hart o
cn and William Murray, who have e.
uce fed the country. Ben amin +. u
Don, William Kidgewsy and John a
DON, VINO were arrested by the other "
rites. charged with the assault upon :.
I'm. were tried and acquitted before .
Istlces Coon aud Martin.
CHARLES REED. the negro who shotat B..
W hlte man In North Danyille last -
Inday. surrendered voluntarily 10 the
lihOrities Of The town yesterday. He y
nj he had been staying IN the fields =,
I'd woods ever since tho shooting DC -.
Irrcd. and seemed mucn troubled. /,
eeping continuously. He seemed to nj
ink that his tender age should be CON is
Tered in the trial for the crime he had \
claiming that he was only a IA
s.. but upon being questioned. adj 1t
ut Il that he had Registered IN North
.nvllle with Tie expo alton of VT iu
&. Ills case was continued and he IL
IS jailed. q,
The unwilling Of the Confederate III
)rument next thursday, November i,
IN. in SalIoik will be the event of the ~ ~