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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
p4SSFNGEPS ARRTVED.

FROM LyI Up JOIn steamship Algeria, Jan 6Sr John Ro>
Hon Francis PsAenham Secretary to H. b NJ Legation 81
Mr. Be1hman Secretary His Belgian Ms;ys Legation "ssr
ngton Alexander Gorof General Of the Russian Army Dr. h
Mr. Homer Mn. Homer n G Homer hr and Mrs I~f'e ees
oione johnson, Mr. KraDsover, r. Hood, NJ Painters
Mr. BloEhan Mr.. Wilson T. Forester Mr. HeiiseE b hef.r
b. Douglass Douglass IT,. A. Bel, M Brown, W. Sherwood T.
Taussins Conror Jones Mrs Jones. Mrs Wibmhsm Ms
Dajevsky Mrs Nelson, Mrs Aston s. Levy = Pc'
Lincoln H. Behr G. Gnggs, Post A. BarbarOsea Mr. Bart
Miss Barbsosa C. Moran Mrs Astsrs maid GacAe
Or Berghnanns servan A. Renheish (en. GcFOf
FROM LIVERPOOL-In steamship Helyea Jan 6.M aul MrS
and infant NJ and Mrs. YandeLlIook and llalL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07

Ia the Court of Common Pleas, yesterday
before Judge Larrcmore Charles Place recovered 200
from Frederick A. seaycr To whom he had advanced the
money sewers fraudulent representation that he had
a valuable quarter interest In contract to construct
RAILROAD iluIa Fonda ~ GlOyersylle. In this State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07

A NEWSPAPER sUTT-A QUESTION OF soBRIETY.
In the First District Court, yesterday, Justice
Quinn heard tho Of Charles II. Farrell, who sues
The free Press Association for two weeks salary as
editor OF that paper, claiming that he was engaged for
the position for year from the time the paper was
started in october last at salary Of $50 week and that
on the 18th OF December he was discharged without
cause Mr.. Farrell testified yesterday that about the
middle OF August he was waited upon by John Fox and
Judge Ledwith at Rutherfurd Park where he resided,
and asked 20 come to New-YOrk and take charge OF
engage by the year; they made objection, ana In
subsequent conversations such an arrangement was as
scented tO he worked until Dec u, when he received
notice that he discharged but no reason was as
signed for such action. Upon cross,examination, Mr.
Farrell admitted that he had previously had some dl
Guilty with Mr. Fox and that he had informed the fore
man that the paper probably would stop. inc
the contract was for o year, and admitted that
NAT if fSd r eaf 70 db scbgr linn up58 TIM ond of
alleged intoxcaon upon several occasions, which inca
Paeed @ GF S 10 eb d ems con
sci, TO whether, during the last week in November or
the influence of liquor Mr. Farrell replied that he had
been slightly under the influence or liquor but never
his business he had always furnished editorials OF
The free Press from the first, and what he did not write
himself was written at his SUGGESTION be had trouble
with one Of the employees who refused to obey his
orders. g.
pernendent OF The Free Iress testhed nat on
occasions Mr.. Farrell ntoXicated admitted that ne
knew nothing about editorial duties nor whether Mr.
Farrell attended 10 his, and Acknowledgment that lie mad
had quarrel with Mr. Farrell. 80
L. A. Albaugh foreman OF The Free Press, testified
that Mr. Farrell told him the paper would probably stop
about the of December; he had in his Judgment seen
Farrell under the influence OF liquor Farrell refused
once TO write something at witnesses request, MI
Bumentha OF the prOpretors, having asked him to
give the directions TO Mr. Farrell The latter on Delng
recalled admitted that he had so refused regarding such
a direction from the foreman as impairment
George II. Stout testified that he saw MT Farrel daiy
at the Time referred to. and thought he was troubled as
to the way affairs going he was engaged at ms
abOrs every occasion, and showed no appearance OF
ntoxication. Charles r. Cotton, VIM. Barber John Re
yille and Others testified TO the same effect MT Kevle
stated Mr Farrell always gave his instructions IN
tellieently and plainly, and never exhibited incompe-
tency Mr. Farrell in rebutta testified that portion
of the time he i'll with fever aud ague, but attended
to his duties nevertheless. Judge Quinn deserved his de-
CisiOu,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
San rss...... 25 449 Moon 5:H
Sandy Hook 1882 Island Hell Gate ......t0:J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
TWIH HaIIHVHF 70 M TTWF
Through all the compass Of the notes II n
IN. tfauasou einsirO full in man

The iapasOn closing full In MAJ"
The discovery Of the angsthec properties OF nitrous
oxide was followed in 1876 by the discovery OF similar
property in sulphurc ether by Drs Jackson and Nor
ton OF Boston In isi7, DR.. Simpson OF Edinburgh dis
covered that ChOrOfOm much more powerful
ansesthec than either nitrous oxide ether, but expe
rience has shown that IL is far less safe.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-05-26
Nine Hours Enough Tor noraos

II horses, writes Joseph Harris, arc
worked steadily from A 80. until 1870,
and then from 1870 % 6 j.. 81. say nine
hours, they wit accomplish ua-e than II
they were kept longer IN tho Gtl1 oni rest
ed every few hours
When / hear the born blow abou, o.
clock in the afternoon aud eco The great
stout young fellows lcisuraiy walking %
;hc house 90 ca! their c1,Iic7, leaving tLCir
teams tied 20 tho fence, ur witt ll,it head
hanging down in the furrow. aink this
may DC good country ion. men, L-. hard
Que iuT horses Because horse cannot
grI~tls and man can, IS no rca..u WHY
the borae that does the Larl work Should
pot cat as often as the man vhI drives Hy
Keeping on until O'Clock, Instead Of o.
clock, aud spending half an hour ~ lGnch,
inc horses are kept on. az hour longer 20
do half on hours work Would Do not be
better O. keep right along u.lil % O'Clock,
aud thus lct tic horses lave M hour more
TIME 10 'bc stable ~ eat before lying down
20 rest for thl night?
There would then be plenty Of time to
clean the horses, and attend 10 many little
things That arc now neglected And from
the horses being in better condition moro
work would bc accomplished Iu having
ana harvesting, Of course. We must often
Work al long as we can sac, and tbc mon,
AID horses too should have lunyt. Blu.
~ T.owiug, narrowing, cu.tiyuline. and
other ordinary farm work, thGc is no al
ycu;ag3 in keeping the horses out SO late.
czeeIt occasionally iu getting IN thc ct3
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-05-26

The modern idea Of buying Dry Goods with
gold oi hrst hands, in large bulks and far below
The regular old fogy system or high prices. Is tel
mig lls own fearful tale TO those who sleep over
their dusty counters waiting for the customers
who never come. Paris trembling i'm the Balance
90 Riot, and Anarchy and Despotsm and Mis-
rule throws upon the Auction Rooms of New
lork city these Fine Goods at low prices new
or within Che grasp Of these twicc-a-year buyers
There merchants who only get goods Spripr,
and Fail u there is any man, woman or Child
Who reads Tins paper and does not feel convinced
that SIC possess advantages over the old regular
'n of hnring Dry Goods, let them read these
tg.l'alc prices
All-iincn Napkins, &c; oil linen Towels. 8 and
I'D Summer Shawls, 81. % up; whole set Of
J-Ne.ry Toe Gents Socks 81 and Set costs
gus more than that to steal them Cark's spool
cotton, &C a spool.
80 wonder the old fogcs say we arc fools to
give goods away at these prices
FUl"re ofhc Guygcst cotton F1c,ory IN
Ar'o E"yld"d, AprH p loss 81, 4S7, $40
80 The entire stock sold at a sacrifice Ia
sa'itY pressing claims. OUR AGENTS
WE'RE THERE.
IN n Jctc doys 'oe shall o6er That Htopv,
Ut3c Bro'~a Muslin, at &c a yarI, or IL
yGrisJ or Sl-chcdpcr Han you ,ciU crcr
hare an opportunity n getting IL agail-
unprecedented u, the history If CHcop DyV
nooas ! No ordinary advertisement Gun
Ial( co"fai" he pIaa, facts ,chich, for near.
y t'-o ycors, hare brought CROWDS 10 our
f2rc ""y oo@ night Lpoa Ills broad
b's's 'rc talk to you-selEintcrca. Stand
~ tie mcn 'cho are Ggdtjny your James
/o' yoa 1he oH Jaly ,rho t,go gears ayo
got "(t he couid tor his goods lroukl do 81
To |"y y zoe irerc not ,rih y2u. OHers
nay try 10 jDljtate the "CHEAP STORE"
-'cW try To stem he title ,ohich is driE
ing man to r"ia-caryying as 10 fame
and ''orht-~d'e rcputation Jut SO lo1y
as 'oo sacrifice. gadi-so t,ny as ere gre
me PcDpIe 9oods M these 1,op,tlar prizes,
So fo"y 'oW zee siand unriealca as Tie
champions of The 1uctton Roonls and Tie
pcPlc.
Respectfully submitted for the careful
consideration Of any intelligent pooplc, and
'ho cnvlous criticisms Of old fogics goncr-
ally.
BALTIELL & co,
Cumberland and Frostbure, Nd.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-05-26
TMPoRTANT PUBLIC NOTICE !
=. +. EdICdrds s. Co.

Announce to the people OF this place that they
have now in store the following goods lust puT-
chased for cash direct Of the manufacturers
5000 pairs Ladies Caters at 81 per pair.
10, coo pairs Ladies Caters with Patent r.ath-
er Tips and Patent Leather Tops at - per
pair-cXcellent quality selling m all 9th
or stores for 3 so. Every pair warrant
ed. Beautiful Ladies Shoes OF all kinds.
10000 pairs Misses Caters, beautiful sty le-
CHEAP.
10000 pairs Childrcn's Shoes, al STYLES and
qualities, at exceedingly low prices
5000 pairs Mems Shoes at 81 25 per pair; ev-
cry pair warranted.
10000 pairs Boy and Youths Shoes az every
style and quality, and at lower prices than
any store IN Cumberland
10000 pnirs Ladies and Misses Croquet Slip
pers very cheap.
2, 600 pairs Children Beautiful Croquet Slippers
ut 90 cts. per pair.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-05-26
The Battle !!

THE WAR OF EXTERMINATION-
HEAVY REINFORCEMENTS JUST
IN-TuE STRONGHOLD OF THE
ENEMY MUST FALI-THE pow
Err or THE AUCTION ROOM AC-
KNOWLEDGES NO PEER
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-05-26
WIT AND IIUMOIS.

ES-A young lady writing on the sub
Ject Of kissing, says; / should quite as
Lief have q good Hiss as a new cashmere.
And wc would quite as liof-if not iiefet
give it to her.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-05-26
TO THE PUBLIC.
Is tho Number!
sign Ofthc big Rcd Boot.
CUMBERLAND, MD.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

CAUTION TO THE PUBLYC
BE very particular 20 find No. - 4 as m
effort has been made 20 initiate our Red Boot
md therefore we say IN YOU look well for ibe
number, which is 81, in large Red Figures
No other is genuine.
S. J. EDWARDS & co
GENTLEMEN $ Doors AND SHOES. of
The most fashionable style and or the hest quail
", made TO order "a perfect fiji rantecd) hv
S. J. EDWARDS q co
Premium Boot and Shoe Makers
april 81, 1871.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-05-26

IT, An Indiana paper notices the death
OF an old subscriber and touchirgy adds 4:
I'VE are sorry to hear Of the death Of any
OF our subscribers who are promp. about
paying US
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-05-26

* Among the advantages Of q farm
offered for sale few days ago, as related by
locker on, was the fact that il was the
hoelthicst location in the world, and that to
die, \ man must move of Of it!
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-05-26

R1-A Yankee was waking with an l.
Fishman On the road TO New York, nnd
thinking to roast his companion, said to
him Where would you be nov, Paddy, if
the devil had his duo% Faith replied
Paddy, I'D be walking by myself to New
York
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-05-26
II ATS

We arc constantly receiving tho latest STYLES
OF Gentlemen and Boys Hats direct from New
CeS
TRUNKS, CARpET-BAGS & VALISES
Our stock Of Trunks, Carpet Bags and Valissc
cannot be cqualcd in variety, quality or prices
this side of New York. 10 embraces All Of the
different styles now in the market Beautiful
Russell colorcd Travelling Bags for Ladies at on
~ 81 %.
SHOEMAKERS, ATTENTION.
We have the largest stock Of Sole Leather. Calf
Rip aud Upper Leather and Shoe Findings in
Western Maryland, and at the Low EST prices
Call and examine
TO THE PUBLIC.
We return our thanks for the very liberal rntron-
age given us. and respectfully ask continuance
promising you better goods aud lower prices
IMAM any other store in our business in Gambler
land. Call and sec the bargains advertised above,
ms we will take great pleasure in showing you
our stock. Remember,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-05-26
The Campaign I!
The Dry Goods Auctions.
Revolutions Never Go backward

The modern ideas II n,erchan,5,,iy.,
hare met and mastered ne Oh erc3t s,s.
ten 1t has collapsed !-Lfvcrc8 ~.
glass bctore the shock IF this sys,cma,,,
aRd scientific appiiaHoe Of ,curJ;,re-,b,,
bcicitfers, mGdicRs Gn3 utterly aeyro,,
the old .(ogy-iike he deccptive calm "a,
prcoodes tie hurricane, iarcs he p,gy;p,,
on IA has frai LGrk ,cih iTrcsiss,l5le p,igl,
10 sad''e" and irrParaJIs destruction.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-05-26
TERMS no CruR7

THE DOLLAR wrEE11 -ry.
'Fse copies ono goal s.larl.as o..
t1.r Declare.
ar rlt.r addressed ..-r
a.a4t T30ilaT-.
ono Fllr. -.u0rsle.F addressed
-Is ~ '". q Il. .T ". c.un..
-..t..H Htftar-.
I rae Tcsr 90 ono address art tr.1
.-ia' "cer.g ono va7- 81 .e b.. -tt ..-
Nhiv-g-l5rrr BaInrq.
fiNr -.l..-. ION. -ra.. ra..r. f.Is .-f-- ~. 49,.
t'- som. .eElg one yearf. ..tt. a-.+.r'e,
aNff,r-NFe BnifHFe
10 %. ..#. ru. year. FL. .-. -fI-..
''e DOLLS .Jr ua- F..- (. Ulr ,-.-.-
rtHr HuHaar.
ono r.rr .r..r1t-Ie .
.. ......r. ..... .' u 90 .H OBJ. g.r.rH
-igtE H1iiCEs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-05-26
MY oEE D0LLaH n wan


h'..- 80 W. -'A-A fss sur 30 a YEAH,
9. va. same fiz' au1 -.aela character O..
4"a "IalALf bnt with % l1cl..r variety o.
"..e-'.Hae'1s reading, aui r1r1nh'ue She news
60 Iis lan7Ulhcu with l.lt.f lr.s.-..s .ers,sg
% cJmo5 Twice wcek instead az oa-sar.v.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-05-26

fsS~Two men wcto dispu,iug in regard
to the ProPricty Of corporal punishment
Said the ono, q never was Whipped But
once IN my life, and that was for telling
thc truth well -ail Tie other, iii cur
cd you, diIu'titp
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-05-26
Thus THEY TUMBLE UPoN EVERY S,pp
Over Onc Hundred Millions lost by Fail
ures In 1870

The masses understand ne Titan n,,,s,
IF these yi'uf driues-ttcsc Aac'ion L,,.
gains that are hro,ra oUt aD,Yag he ,...-
pie 10 open hcir ayes, % A,otr Mrn ne, !,
IS their dutg 10 sure anil aof 10 sgr1Bl
nee siHe'rs OF liz. What sense l. h,,r !,
paying cioubtpricc FIR q fe,c diyF crl5i,s
-P0y-day must co8,e soRle TIM. end I,
may be haf yoa are less ajie Do puy a.,
than non
by nc iesi Standard Ntsl'os az l2l,
.(oT cash. H'y as yo,l go, 5gy hc L,s, aa5
go ,0hrrr yo' get he mast .lnois for H. ka,,
acy--il,is is The s,oyy boiLoi IA al. n
you sdre 30 ccDts ca "a 8okor b. L,,.,..,
your yoo}s ~yh', = ,rW SAGE gaa "a f.r.
tune 'p ne E'mc i5R rtyEi h..
'lpon his basi, are tuH 90 vos- cash
-JTahs-eacrg y-Me Sher6-hc lac.
tim HDoms. Tk,sr ayl "a, Lr,rs-H,t,
ME pa,fia yoc,rs hat drirs men ,1h mill
iiopa6rs, ,rhas' hr gpasHioa 1-'U hh
bonh1optry L'r5y 3. p, l,r.ras-
'lcGp'ay 10 tine pj blnt 1hi, Is ne
shor. story -torriib 10 rs trlyhG4la,sg.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-05-26
M 0 N U NJ EN- rs

and II F2A DSTONE@, which they
Duer nt very iow prices for Ctsh
Marble and NNru!eizsl Nancls, have Just been
pr mp m their now &Hn,cl wlrc-rdom. Their
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-05-26
IsAIITENIOIsI1, MD.

Oler the Target stock 90 be found In thi5 Coun-
~ and uuequnllcd in choice variety, aud cheap
ness, comprising the latest European novelties
Orders ollcicdr ana prompt attention given.
Baltimore, March II, l6TI.-u.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-05-26


WIT AND IIUMOIS.
Es-A young lady writing on tho sub
jet Of kissing, says / should quite a.
Lief have good Hiss as a new cashmere.
Aud wc would quite as liof-if not liefe,
give II to her
G1-Amoug the advantages Of farm
offered for sale few days ago, as related by
locker on, was the fact that il was The
hoelthicst location in the world and ihat to
die, man must move of Of it!
.
f. An Indiana paper notices the death
of an old subscriber, and toucbirgly adds
'We arc sorry to hear Of the death Of any
OF our subscribers who are prompt about
paying US
E1-A Yankee was waking with an l.
rishman On the road 10 New York, ind
thinking to roast his companion, said to
him: Where would you be now, Paddy. If
the devil had his DUE? Faith replied
Paddy, I'D be walking by myoelf to New
York
ssY-Two men wcto iispu'iDg in regard
to the proPricty Of corporal punishment.
Said the one, q never was whipped BUT
once 10 my life, and that was for telling
the truth well sail Tie other, iii cur
cd you, diln'tit2'
--'ae,--
G5-A Baptist minister near tlk.oB IN
kentucky Is The last victim Of misplaced
confidence. The reverend gentleman inyos-
tol sloi,z5 in package Of savdust and
1on sent TO him by express from one of
ale Now YoIa slarpars who issue circular.
eil'ring 20 GuPpiy scouudrel5 with counter
tcil money FOR general circulation. no.vith-
standing lint he was cautioned by The cz-
press ogcnt before paying The money hr
ter taking ;ho package home and opcnirr
IT in . private room, without witnesses, he
entered suit against oezprae- agents 10 70.
cover Tie rmouut hc had paid, fsurdirp
hia suit en- tho allegation ihal be Lad n5t
focoiVed tho merchandise he czpoyted.-
The proPricty Of taking steps 10 secure
ne" field oflebor fYr this clergyman IL be-
'ng discussed among his rariaajoucI=.
---s-o
PATS CoL@-A gentleman who favor-
Us with some Icmiuisc uccs respecting me
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-05-26
" A n TED
1000 RECRUITS
TO ASSIST IN BREAKING
DOWN HIGH PRICES.
Shcctz Sc I[uyllcndalI

I'A-E pleasure in announcing 10 the'- Old
patrons and the public cnculy, that ,rrg
"h.' "HHn resumed the offensive, and With lhy
assistance OF Cash and short-tiuc buyers. intend
10 9nini9iiate the Old Fogic system Vi lonr ime
and high prices.
They hope Volunteers will come mp promptly
ana enroll their NAMES in Che mutual leurft
cause
TO those who arc determined to stick 20 Tho
gId way of long credits wc would say la word ~
30 not come To- us for goOds-io not sk u- G1
creditor we desire 90 spare your fcccliurs bg
refusal II you want goods, sell your cr1r aul
STOCK at market value and buy them--d % uol rc-
quirc hc Merchant % carry your debts. ...-
not do u without charging you enormous pore
ht. To all who can comply with the above $3.50
,ein, we cordially invite un examination or our
New Stock OF
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-05-26

CUMBERLAND, |
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-05-26

january % ls7l.-tG
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-05-26
DIES HATS, TEIN191EI

md Untrimmed, Shaker Hoods. &c.
% aud 30 BALTIMORE STREET.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-07
NEWS SUMMARY.
by Telegraph.

Gold closed in New York yesterday
at ll22. =,
The annual commencement exercises
Of Dickinson, College were held at Car.
Isle, Pa, yesterday. A poem was read
before the literary societies by Mr.
Horace C. King, associate editor Of the
New York Star and a number of ad-
dresses were delivered.
While John O'Neill was cleaning out
a boiler at the Cincinnati railway iron
works, yesterday afternoon, some per-
son, not knowing he was inside, turned
the water on, scalding him dreadfully
ahd, it is thought, fatally.
The annual exhibition ofthe National
Photographic Association was COM
menced at the Academy Of Music,
Philadelphia, yesterday, by grand
display of pictures. The regular busi-
ness sessions OF the Convention will be-
gin to-day.
Propellers are arriving at Chicago
at the rate Of two or three week direct
from Montreal with goods imported
from Europe. Some of the Wholesale
grocery houses are buying sugars on
shipboard arriving at Montreal and
shipping them to Chicago at less price
and cost Of shipment than they have
been accustomed to pay for like article
brought via New York or New Or
leans
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-07
WEATHER REPORT.
Synopsis for the Past Twenty-fOur
Hours.


WASHINGTON. June 6, $50. P. NJ
The weather has remained sensibly un-
changed since Monday afternoon at the
Pacific and Rocky Mountain stations.
The barometer tell rapidly last night In
Limos, but has recovered and has
u..en very generally this afternoon
'r"'n Lake Michigan TO Lake Ontario.
pressure now is somewhat below
eayrra.e from the Mississippi to the
A.antic. The temperature has risen
"n Lakes Erie and Ontario, and 1t has
fallen from Ohio 70 Missouri. South
rasteriy winds have prevailed during
the day on the Atlantic coast !; fresh
northwe.terly winds from Kentucky to
Wisconsin and westward Heavy rain
storms have been reported from ILLINOIS
TO Lake Superior and are now IN pro-
s'e>s from Indiana to Lake Huron, and
there is threatening weather in West
ern Tennessee and on Lake Ontario.
Pro5dIiities-Clear weather is prob
atle for ednesday from Pennsylvania
10 Iowa and southwark. 1t is probable
that threatening and rainy weather will
he experienced from Ohio to Lake On
tarlo and the extreme Eastern States
tonight, with partially cloudy and
clear weather on Wednesday. The
threatening weather which is now
prevalent on the Lakes is the remnant
Of the storm which was at Galveston
June 4th and at KEY West June lst.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-07

Attempt to Drive the Irishmen fr OF
Work.

WASHINGTON, June 6.-To-day an ex
cited crowd of three hundred coloreC
laborers attempted TO drive the Irish la
bOrers of OF the work Of paving
Seventh street, South Washington
threatening to kill every mothers sor
of them. A large body of police were
promptly on hand and ordered the
crowd to disperse, which they refused tc
do, threatening the police. The police
succeeded in arresting five Of the ring
leaders, when their followers moved Oh
threatening to return with reinforce
ments to prevent the Irishmen from
working. A large police force was KEEP,
on the ground all day to preserve the
geace.
This afternoon the following note was
sent to Mr.. Gleason, the contractor
having charge OF The work: "ln view OF
the present difficulties and to preserve
the peace Of the city, we suggest that
YOU suspend work on the Seventh street
improvement, and until measures can
be adopted as the occasion demands.
Signed. JAMES A. MAGRUDER,
II. D. COOKE,
S. P. Brown"
The Erening Star characterized
the above as trucking to mob die,
tation.'
The laborers' strike is having mis-
chievious effect in the District. In
Georgetown the coal trade is suspended
and shipments from the Cumberland
canal have been stopped. Several
blocks OF buildings projected by parties
from Philadelphia were to-day aban-
doned in consequence Of the advanced
cost brought on by the strike, and other
extensive improvements which were
contemplated have been abandoned for
this season.