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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-12-18
Eureka Wills.

We have just added new Corn Burrs
and other improvements to the Eureka
Mills and are now better prepared than
ever for ali business in our line. The
best of work guaranteed to all our GUS
toners. We have all the facilities for
dispatching DIRK promptly.
Thompson u ALIENDER.
Foot of Walnut St, Alorgentown.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-12-18

On rainy days, examine your mowers
and reapers, and all other machinery
of similar character; clear off all the
grease on the axles which has been
hardened with dust, and put all in
good running order. Kerosene applied
to such parts as will enable you to
clean them easily. When any too,
harness, wagon or any thing else breaks,
do not wait till you reed it for use be
fore repairing it, but get it mended at
once. If horse loses a shoe, do not
wait until he becomes lame, but have
it re- set Immediately.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-12-18
AGRICULTURAL.
Hints for December Work.

The days grow shorter, and reach
their shortest duration, while the even
ings are longer. The time is favor
ale for looking backward in thought.
Fore thoughts are good in their time,
but after thoughts though often less
honored, are worth great deal more
for shaping the future.
As the season advances the live
stock require considerable attention;
not only are they more dependent upon
our care, but they subject to discom
futures from exposure, which seriously
interfere with the profits Of keeping
them. OF all Our domestic animals
the il is the most sensitive to exposure
to rough weather; fowls, ducks, geese
and turkeys come next in the order
Laned, the turkey often doing better
when exposed than if sheltered. Next
to fowls, COWS, then working oxen and
young cattle; next horses which are
used, unused horses and sheep. OF
these last the long wooded breeds are
the most sensitive to cold and snow,
but close -heeced breeds will stand al
most any amount of cold if they have
enough to eat, sheds to go under, and
shelter f,om driving storms Of rain and
snow
Sheep bear more exposure than any
other domestic animals, mot even ex-
cepting horses not worked that is, ex
posture to the weather, but not without
shelter from the storm. The ewes
ought to be in lamb by this time, and
must be kept doing well. Half pint
of corn each, daily,will go far toward
keeping them in good condition.
Weed out all those which show signs
of weakness, have poor teeth, &C., and
fatten them if you can.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-12-18

A young Canadian, who was Tilted
last week, did not shoot either tie
lady or himself. He first sued for
damages and then ran away with his
first loves sister. Evidently he is
soing to have satisfaction out of the
family some way. . c
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-12-18

A boy of twelve years, dining at
his un cle's, made such good dinner
that his aunt observed: "Johnny,you
appear to eat we'll" 'Yes," replied
the urchin, 1--WE been practicing eat
ing all my life"
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-12-18

KEEP all hinges and latches alb. ut
well oiled, to prevent wear and
squeaking. Keep gates properly greas-
ed at latches and hinges, and see that
they do not sag The labor of drag
ging open sagging gate is as hard as
it is useless.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-12-18

An Indiana woman recently gave
birth to a female baby with two
heads. Heaven help the father of
that girl when it gets big enough to
Wear hnnr cts
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-12-18

WHICH viii we have in West Vir.
ginia-dogs or sheep? Our people had
better take the matter into hand at
once. We cannot afford to have. the
progress of our State irnpeded by lot
of miserable, worthless ours. Let us
have u law for the whole State placing
on-dogs which will efectually pro
tect thesheep and encourage our far
mers to embark in that branch Of hus-
bsndry. There i no doubt that West
Virginia is well adapted to the produc-
ton Of f Wool 4 li ne need to
make it take the lead in this business
Is judicious legislation .-Aew State
Gazette.
The reason why dogs are not taxed
is humiliating to American statesman
ship. Man is nominaly vertebrate
animal, though a A.erican politicians
have been claimed as exceptional spec
imens-an assumption in some degree
unwarrated and unjust, except in the
matter OF legislation in restraint of
dogs. In this regard the epinal col
umns of our law makers are affected 70
Il lamentble degree with weakness or
paralysis.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-12-18
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

Nine departments OF study; textbooks furnished
at cost; calendar arranged to suit teachers:
penses for wear from $175 to $500; non-sec-
tartan, liberal, thorough. Fall Term begins Sep
TENDER LIST, 1880. Attendance last year fiom "a
counties of West Virginia and from s States and
Territories . p '.'.
"e"For catalogues and other information, apply
to the President, j. II. Thompson, Morgantown,
West Va. -rr
, 1880-07-15
Ssr. LOUIS.

SIT. LOUIS.
IT. LOUIS, Mo-, Juiy 1i.-Tho French oltlzona
Of this city hold u grand toto Mt Mnerness t'ar.
don tonight tti commemorate tho nRuonn!
feto Of Fmnce, thonn,lversnry Of tho taking OF
tho nns.flc. scycrnt thousand people wcro
prrscnt, Including tho ,Consu!s OF
England. Austria, Germany, Spain,
1tnly, belgium, Switzerland, Mexico, etc..
and number nj prominent gentlemen Of
this city. Tho garflcn was Handsomely dco.
Crutrtl With f!nEa and DwrrH. brilliantly lllutniA
piu. Tho exerofsps ulnsIated Of thu PATRIOTIC
Hlrs and .nMtho,ns Ut frnt1cs and tho uniictl
Atntrats four nrattons, twn In French md tEo in
q chorus Of Il hut,dtGl voices. aud q Kraad pyro.
technlu display, closing with ball md banquet.
, 1880-07-15


NEW YonK, Jniy l4.-An accl,lent occltrrcd OF,
the Long 1aland 1.Nflr0u,l, between Pcnrsnls
atatlun and East Nucknway, this tnprnitig. a
gr,vei trnin goiug Gust with No tallnti lnborets
VI, bunrd run tudor tcnyy wire ropr by whul,
q derrick ncur tho track WINS Sustained, sweep
ing tho ours and knocking OF tho lallurcrs.
Muny wcro mRimcd in 4 shocking manner.
Thrco pf tho men were fatal.y Injured. Tho
train was gntt1 ut tho ratio OF ten niloa an hour.
TITO derrick III question hui bcen used for tho
purpose Of digging q hugo well for tho Long
}euch Hotel, md fnen were milking arrange
monts to takc it down. Unfortunately, tho gny
ropo was lowered ns the tran approached,
knocking tho whistle off tho ctlglno aul sweep
ing tho cars. Tho unfortunate mcu wcre
thrown violently 10 tho ground, and their
sctcnsns Of pain aud terror wero heard for hnif
milo.
Tho accident occurred On a recently con-
ssrctcd r,l.lcll Of the Long 1aIasld 1loAt. built
to rr.lch new hDtcl mt Long tlttnch. Twenty.
ak lnborefB were seriously Injured, and 1t -
believed Six fatally.
, 1880-07-15
LOCAL CRIME.
THE 1,ArEstAN.KI1.L

TilE l$AIEcAlA
The Inquest Upon Potter natcnlat., tho young
bartender Incidentally killed In ii tow ut Naccy's
snloun, corucr Ut 13uu Island aycntlu and Taylor
Street, Tuesday afternoon. will be heli Mt >
o'clock t,-tl,ly In tho West Twelfth
street Htation. C0,nty Physician 1}lnthurdt
mid Or. J. NJ. Hutchinson yesterday nude
ppst-morten examination OF tho bpsly ut tho
home Ut tho rarcnts. No. a Nebraska stFcot.
Family friends and relatives Mt first III.
tefDseo &c Rpous%y uasrstaad sSnt to % Inv e ee
4@!rs1 stte @ S. Ssnainstisp s H., .; thsy
iIiorse,n ,yas exaGtly whit d. Hutchinson Ind
predtuted., Tllc injury which eagaed tl:ttl, was
i st IN tue stnl , ng1R9 81 mses ~ npyo t4S
tho aSe'' brsln. Al artory, rupture1, " tho
fusion nt blood. II was the opin!on uf both doc
fctcd by Giow from i tlst, but must havo Ieo''
'e'!esu Yestcpy saS shed TT little additional light upon
tho unlart,natu affair. 1a1Hes n Magutro, q a
ssrse sSa sesef nd HeFSst t % cask stscR i Bate%a
ita M 5 shair uana', Tn!t is tns Hnasp'ey 5S G%r S,
Tic light began, md that hc snw tho tatM blow
sIsk' he otn Fo vii soborsa % III o
present nti entirely Inherent appearances %
xhat .hsy df on ~ Te:1sy; IL Ga,k ,as
Thought long and .earncstly over tho
| nlYruy. md he retiu1nburs TINT hicCnffroy
brgatl tho nssault by Betziug l3atcunnt l,y tho
thruat, aud subsequently BY Btriktng him, Clark
the tiftd I,orB0n who rushed in during tho fight
did not ct,tpr until utter DateInnn wns struck.
| When Informed Of the result OF tho pnHt-
| norton, Or. Cllrk ,snll he tnust hnto bceu
n'sH to wien and how nntc;n1'n WY struck. iio Il
stil Of tho opinion that ho struck tho fntnl blow,
| but snya Weber. tho only known witness ef tho
| ntTray, would bo better 9nlu 70 tGli. Hntemln
joxen othors, hit not with i chair. aud thlA au-
counts for oshor slight coAtnR!nnB on tho heMl.
hicUaiIrDy ID very civil. ind ntiswcrs questions
readily. Drink make8 a vnst t't!Gren.fo Wllh
fsssss to KNOW nothing al III aISa! I!
s2o tas I'D shf tnore in h0 his s",sa eensersntie Ss
| ho drops Il word TINT bellies hin. Tho truth
probAbly Is that he Is heartily Aahasncd of him
knew natennan, ho says, for four or i've years
md thought everything Of him.. 1'hoy had ruE
tagclhor Considerably, and neycrhad ditorcnco
liz prufesscs tho deepest regret at whit hnr.
know whothor it Was lost Or stolen; III fact, dooa
not knuw IL tho tloE hind tho Lug OH his oultnr
Or hut. 1lo hau neon IN tho sntuoI
tlrlnkiug all tho ,forc9uoii, and snya Ratetn4l
nSd Itni h4el Pp,,Eas. Sn When toll Witt III
papers sntl of his donRs 30 sollltslnizcd
i. '.WOll, this Ia whisky. ia ttY. guess want NJ
mopaf 1t, II was II hMrl losht,'. pnt ! hay'
a fsrh IL Tint ccspaE c%sE 4S 4%fp5sssSs g. Sask a: H.
cuscs Himself Ut killing Datpntan; This y ulos
untrue: he denies that 1t was possible for him tt
| have struck tho blow.
Tho caSu is truly peculiar one, and coi,eideF
il wondering wl,nt disposition eau or Will b
| l,iiItiO Of tho prisoners.
, 1880-07-15

=
For number of ycars Mcssrs. 11ibbard, spen-
Ger s Co., corner Of Luke atrect and Wabash ave-
nuc, have bocn tho victims OF thiovlng otn-
Nloyes, and tl,oir losscs havo bean quito, llryo.
Not n lotlg tno ayo MI cmp1oyt, after n long In
luigcnco In petty larc0ny, succeeded III stock.
lug IN ontiro storo In tho Fur west With out-
lcry which he. bud purio'nca from
this nrm, and which was appraised.
shortly utter his arrest, ut over sou.
Within tho last few months tho firm has found
aAvonderful falling oil In stock, SCISSORS. nzors,
punknlvcs, etc., having disappeared mysterious.
ly. Following thAt sumu Ut tho employees wcro
guilty Of thoft, watch was plnced upon tho
suspected parties, md t'nnlly =. ]. Gnahnnn mud
by ctsetves t. sos 5mn saa Tat "es md
ssSsi;ea sSs i ns ySfs Snis;, Sss* ~
M Isvinssto @ Mr. ntbnrd, II tic iira. tossied
r a. sopof.ur psS a il sad tint
thottS Guvurcd II number nt yours, aud that It
WIS simply nposslc to Kvc fycn ad an arprGtxl
tfao rooIns occupied by i,nrkor md Grasati, and
It Hsss PF9xsas saisSs L'v'pss
Ssiss' ssis point io' ratsy tts!" a' nssseS q!;s e
plistnurs in crime. Ile s.a th9t hg would plead
nut guilty of stealing, but wonltl p!oAd gui!ty ct
selg ae xooI. L. s t nIaS po,'3S aS imp;
work at iiiSbati spencer ( g. y ii March. is5v,
yass paes a a. III nlgSt un ha!nidet l TIC
*s sp* md d arwEs &c va ayS ES wh h9 RAo %0 shs
II ihts point Justice Wallace, turning to the
%no ~ Woeka ES TSoS .ys
thnt ho bud "pron,tsed " be present at tue
, 1880-07-15

WAR IN. pAESESfaER RATES.
A fow weeks ago tho Ohiongo, lsock Island
pAcltlu llallrodi Withdrew from tho cuuli'uct for
tho maintenance OF pnssonger tntes to Missouri
nivnr and other Western ppfn1s. 1t WIS thought
thon that tho r1tes to those points would at once
little cutting iaa bec lnlulxod In. It noss looks,
however, As II, tho tight would commence II.
ourncst. Tho roAsls hMvc boen soIltAg I'LL along
OF ~. Tic Rock lsialld row brcnks In Oh thta
custom by announcing TINT on nlil aftcr to- dIy
1t Will sell 0na-thoHsaul-lntlo tlckgta at
tho reduced rata oE TIL. This action on tho
pArt Of tho Rock lRland Will compel tho otl.er
ronus Other tn make II silttilar rctiucton Or u
Kct even ty cutting tho tuKulnr intes. An aet.
ivu and decisive w1r tn Westarn passenger rates
tllny confidently bb lookel for.
, 1880-07-15
The Case OF Pugsley, Now Con-
fined at Battle Creek.
Mich.
Discoycry Of tho Body Of Wuns
lcrlich Mt Dubuque,
Iowa.
A Man in Grand HnpidH Waylaid
aud Beats n to Death.
An Unusually Thrilling Chapter Of MlsHis-
sippi Murders

IU0SLEY.
spteiat Dtspateh to Tho Chicago Ts1b,!Hs, .
BATTLE CREEK. Mich, July H.-James ".
pupsloy, whum E. u. MoEoy TN bis confession
iust before being sentenced to Btntc Pr!son FOR
forgery charges with being the lnstiRator OF all
tho many crIu1ca charged nya{nst g. 7. While,
l(orcy. and rugscy, is now confined in tho cou1i-
~ Jail in default Of hall. Forn couple Of yctr1,
since he wns urrcstol for perjury, puRelcy fihs
fcignud illness, anu commenced. Two
suIts for f.5,00o each against II. IL.
brown, for mn alleged assault "h!oh
caused tho sickness. It was 8onorally thousht
ttt ln dill, this tu stnvo OF his trint, md IT. my
judge Hookcr ordered council 81 uoeto9s ~ H., ~ .
perfectly we'll. pugsleY is wealthy. aaa S1at
elsly h,.yo secured bnil; hut moro oomplaif,ta
would hnyc becn nude against n!n t. tMs. ~ sht ny
entered his rccogntzanec, and no aec.uen LIZ LII;
tlIp ueat thing to cttld dD would 1c 70 Ro ~ III,
Since his Incarceration .shur1H HaFuor nsH
served upon lin wIrr1tilt churKtng th9 ioFH!nA
ior forgery two f"r p9r5Mffy' ',} o9
onr fOr conspiracy to Aecuse nrowh q
Thnu,ns. nftnr,vyy, Ut critne. Fol-, his de!-
fctsg ho Inns depended upon mo tGstl, n,s
Of these havc made confessions ohNrAiuE rn6s9..
Icy viii bslng tho ca.tso of nl thoir tr1t!!e T.
iext term of Court, There bus not eeHn t,ae 70
,jurluK tho past thirty years wison Jmnca ".
Pursiey ,ys not Interested in lawsuit, oitho,
civil ar crllnnl and, % he has cost tho ct'lnts
SID CID ur moro, thoro Is general rDjolcinK thl'
6e has now pot to tho end Ut hia ropo. :.
, 1880-07-15

NEW YoRx, July ls.-Twenty-three French
sociotles celebrated tho French National F0io
to-day In Wasnlngton Park. Tho rrolleh Conaul-
Ucnctnl Uronil presided and tundo nt,addresa,
md wis followed In appropriate speeches by
other Frunuh residents Of the city.
Thoro wuro sa!nes Of different kinds,
Trsstdcnt UrGvy. Tho Ccrclu Fraucats d. 1'Har.
tnonLe nlst, trf.t II cou9rntulatnry nddrss to
President firGvy. Tho .0'tlcoEs pf tho French
gustsM co1npany~ht dinner, A. taundown q nv
tinnnl snlnto wns fired, md T., tho evening hops
tn.k t,lnco On bnar1, attended by tiotnbio US
|. xCultlAX1.
, 1880-07-15

DENVER, Colo, July 1t-Furthor reports Of
yesterday and Monday nights atorm say ton
miles OF tho Denve- s: lilo Qr,nde ftaIlroad
was washed a,yny between Pueblo atitl Colorado
gpr,l,8s, and evory bridge, culvurt, and cartlo
guard for u diatatlco OF twunty-one miles wins
moro or loss injured. a lnrgc forco ia ut work
md tho rullsl Is probably III riinnlng ortlor nKnln
tonight. Hear Creck, Il mountMtn strcAfn emp
tho terrific storM, hntl.ttOncs falling to tho
depth OF from two to thrco fept. No ilros lost
, 1880-07-15
nIrIsHLARIE9.

. burglars made raid Inst evanlng on schwon~
gels saloon, Washington street, near ncarborn.
Aftyr stnayhug in palo ot Kilsa and brcakng
thG, 1,Nsiloek on tho front door, they suddenly
skipped out, doubtless frightened by some
paasur~by.
At an carly ho.n yesterday morning hurKlar
rcsiIttrunt ut No, 3a8 Ciark street. The pro-
prIotOr henrl him crawling w tho elevator, nnl
Tho bur9lur seoiug thnt hg VIZ. dIsooyured 1nmpa.a
and rAil, leaving a paLr 0t shoes, Mcintosh
fred ono si}ot Without ulrect at him ~ ho run.
, 1880-07-15


MEMpll1s, Tenn, July 14.-About two months
aKo, HufuB ArmiHtcad was asslsInatcd near
Horn Luke, Miss, by Id hcltns, colorot. because
Armls.uad's bruthor. wien Deputy Sheriff Of
Dc suto County. Mississippi. a year ago Killed
Nctu,s' brother, who roslstctl arrest having
pcun chnrgcl with horsc-stuallng. Tho asaas-
r,t!nn crcatcl, grcat indignation. Nelns. tho
murderer, WIS pursued to tho Tuntcn County
l,ot,o,us, u,ld, together with his brotior Prcntta
Ee'"s, .nd ryrn Koukey.Ns neoo.,plicos., WORE ar.
Iujt in lIerl,iltlu md Trentlss Molina und Tom
H0,.ket were .oslgc.l h the THn'cs County Ja!l.
prisoners weru being conveyed to ifcrilanto, II
buly uf innskei n'cn stopped the o1ticoEs having
tho two men. The oit!ctrs ruturncl to Austin
for Assistnnco. On returning they found tho
.ur 10 rnr, their bowels protrudtng trum 1Ilitn.
oerlcss wounds INFLICTED With knives, and rope
lrVuuu euc OF their neckB. An Indignation
Meeting WIS held ut Austin un MosdAy. ht which
resolutions conuensniiig thesaut were passe4 and
committees wore appointed, composed OF whites
aud blncks, to ferrGe out tho Inutdcrurs..
, 1880-07-15

Special Dt,patea to Ihe Chicago Tribune.
GnANp ltArlpa. hiol., July .1t.-Wlliilm II.
Upham was found lust Thursday morning down
bank, Ill tho sidewalk Of ono OF cur main
streets, lying ul, his hnck, with a badly bruised
ncudt tn1ld taken intn custody by, tho police, tho
suppos!tlon being that hc was drunk. lfc was
takon ta u stater's residence that lay for caro-,
when 1t was found thnt be was badly hurt, ind,
growing wprse since, died this morning fr0m hss
(ujurjus. Ito INSERTED Eever1ll tiinos befurc lta
lcnth TINT Sumo one sot upon him tho night bofure
10 was touHd, bit him terrible blow Il! tho buck Of
the honu, aud then rs ho turned struck ht1u y!
.ho police found him. His story il corruhUrate
" u clttzen who heurl o Try for hup, saW two
ien boatny II third. and us ho oroned bis door,
rory nenr where upham Nns found, snw th0n
:un md lcnyu him. a Corot,er'a itlqucst fna
WIS frnct,rcd. AT, effort will 10 llada, though
no alew is slight, to discover hle nurterera.
Jphnm hah bo0n III tho United statcs Navy for
leu Tn thu Monitor.
, 1880-07-15

! : H1Etta1 U99tdltH 70 TN Chted16 1T1GIH9.
LArAYxrrE, Ii,l., July 14.-Tho announcement
Ia this lnornlug ,adp Of tho lcnso to tho Toledo,
pcorlu & Warsaw halfway Of tho unrcstrletcd
,,so Of tho truck OF tho Ctnofnnatl, 1afayotte s
Chicago Hallway from sholdo1.. ILL.,, to the La-
fayotto Junction. lIorotoforo tho Toledo, Peoria
& NArsaw htls boeii u vMluubl0 feeder Ut tho
Wnt.lah iiou,l ut this p6iut; tho freight bclnK
hauled by tho Cincinnati, lafayette 4 ChicnXi,
from Bholdon atld delivered to tho Wnhaa., ut
this point. Thls will hereafter 10 dane by THO
tons t thu lease arc k.tltl tn bo t4t tho Tuledo,
Peoria & Watsaw IL to keep lr' o?g-half tho ru-
sst ot! die cinoinnatl, Lafayette 4 chluago III.
lebtodneaA,
, 1880-07-15
NEW YORK,

NEW YunN. July i4.-One hundrod and sovon-
tccn tcaths occurred In this city during tho past
twenty -four hours. ,soycnty.ono wero children
nudor year, tho luttor tnoatly FROM tho otfeots
uf the heat Fuur fltAt cases OF Sunstroko Aro
roportod this afternoon. 4'harHlnlneter5 ~.
pI,udo, At j .. ID. II rc,tthod It's lnaxtmnm III
tho hun fur tho lay md registered ~. Tloro
sJure eight euaes Of pspstrAuun by tho heat; ayo
tltDyol fatal,
, 1880-07-15

Patrick Hurley, - years OF age, Canadian,
and vagsnnt Of ~ doaploab!ps grado a. over
granod u station coil, was locked up ut tho West
twelfth Btrect Sutton. last night by
oincor Twohoy upon warrant charging him
With rupp, Thu complainant Is chils i . YOU'RE,
uAluel Nallto'IlouuhoF, whoso parentx hFc ut No.
4Nu UttluA htEGcts \ a.
Mrs. Johanna Sullivan, "a ycQra Of REc, Irish,
and u houapku0peE, Ii under arrest At tho Wast
1la1!sai Bttget station charged With cruelty to
ehlldrpn. Ths complainant n NrB. Annt
lllstrn Home vt M, YlB Fulton gtfcpt, Of whiall
inltltution alrs+ Sullivan VIII Formerly m ln-
uRt0. .,.4 -,
, 1880-07-15

Hp{t4HE 11ISpQEtH ~ 17sa II@<N9V 1TFVEH%s
0nAnn ilArlps, Mioh,, July. H.-lteprcsopta.
t!vua Ut most nt thu rallrouds ln Mloh!gan, ILL.,
sliaun, and Ohio ho1I a meeting in this city To-
day 10 confer about lumber ratos on Houthosll
anl southwestern busincas No chanRo from
tho ratcs adopted ut Ct1lcIniat. two months ago.
wAa pA1a. KapUrta wor0 general thAt rates Mr0
1nRtntuiaed and business UNUSUALLY goOa, Tho
Maxt meetlrg Of tho Association vii! h9 bold At
, 1880-07-15
CHICAGO j. SOUTH ATLANTIC RAIL-
ROAD;

A motion was mado yesterday before Judge
Druu,mond for tho appointment of II ltcctlvcr
for tho ChieaKo s. South Atlantic liullroatl Con-
pauy. Tho bill was filed May IA by J. II. Hnlt
md ]. Petit, aHn,nst robert 1lao ". s. Ilay-
wood, samuel T.. Atwatsr, George g. and Charles
81. smith, F. +. 1lIllor, Francls l.un1r, ]. W.
1seach, and A.. H.. kceso, tho officers ai,d
bnscd on O Judgment for 518s, which
hns not been paid. Tho Cotapaty
WIS orKt,ized III 1S7U fur tho pusIsse u builtl-
failGl so0m aftorwnrl owing solno $3),OtU. Tho
cumplainnnta therefore nskcd for tho appoint.
THUR olai,lla. 1t turned out during tho utRu:
nlrnt TINT sttnllnr creditors bill hul bcau Tiled
rpcontly III tho Superior Court for tho nppolnt-
tncnt 6e d 1houIvpr, n,,d, under tho 6lrohui-
stMllccs, JutKo Drunimdnl declined to nssllMo
Jurisdiction until ho fearnc1 whntlgr my fur
thor steps hn! heon tnkoM " ta9 stato Court.
, 1880-07-15

HpsttUt 0"pa1tH 20 INV G"tFHVo 14VHHSs' :
DEuATu1L ILL.,, July ia former tlnmcd
Joseph Nchisur, uRad u ycurs, Of Mllan Tow11-
ship, wlIilo driving homo from Dcoatur lust
hight loat hold Ut hls hurscs atld thoy rnn four
iniles, nn when stopped exhausted, Ncaltscr wny
found te.ltl IN his wuyon lied. lilo stnrtGd rrslnl
Decatur with Il Jug Ut whisky. Yc1ilet or tho
C0rouor's Jury, Incidental Ioath.
, 1880-07-15

BAN FHANUIsco, July 1i.-Tho French citizens
cclrbrntgd tho anniversary bf the iaklng OF tho
Dasttlo with tnttch spirit to-day. There waa n
general display of bunting nil over tho city The
Frtnch nnd Swiss boeiettcs, military companies,
principal atrccta to tho Gr,ui.i Opcrsl- lionae,
which WIS elrpantly decorated for tho occasion.
Ex-Unlted Sintrs Senator EarEont delivered nn
Grafton In English. There wete nIsO addrnsHes
Mtl1 n ra,en III French, and vocal and lnatru.
fuctlini music.
, 1880-07-15
MORAL REFORM IN VIRGINIA.
Ct,tetunatt Enquirer.

WyrnEy1IlE, w., July 13.-For several wooks
pase mn orgitn1zed bur1l Of masked and mounted
men. suddenly sezod with spirit Of moral re-
form, haye visited honsds In tho southwestern
portion Of this Stnte at night, taktng mon
chprxctl With Immoral relations with fomnles
and inlIcitng tho sovcrost corporal p.i'i'
tshmcnt upon thaln. 10 groat u ter
ror has thts gang causcl among the
u,cn w},ose lives nro not as vtrtu0us
rs they might be that. many Of thctn have lied
10 other ueighborhools to cludc thelr p1rseuut-
oss. About ten nights ayo hand OF these mid
nvht callers pnid Il visit TO Elinh C0rdcr II we'll
tozlo ani highly respectable iaru,cr; yinE ne,r
Uuutcr's Valley, In beUtt County. Gnllct MIN out
st bod and wurrtl hin thnt II ho DID not insant-
staying with his lC9rt!ors>, vito they would
call aEaln soon and ini!let tho usnnl pun. pun
and nithyuRh entirely tnnoeent # ,t!, ,n!ylng
committed ,Iiy oellso. and cust Of III t.At for
WHICH thesp outlaws wcrc intlict!l!g punishment,
sent his Visitor AwAy. His wife, however, ~.
called her In dosinne0 Of tho threAta. Lust
nIIlt, In accordance With tlelr protn!acs tue
inaskrd mon, with .sundy Barker Mt their bend,
cuieA ut Cort!er's house and 1cmanaGd aatntt.
tance. HI replied by firing load OF huckshot
Into tho Eatig, killing liarkor Instantly. The The
dead nuns companions i!ou, leaving nls pody
upon tho ground.
, 1880-07-15

, Br. LOUIS, No., July H,-Isargo No. e, bolong-
Ing TO the Mississippi Vnl!oy transportation
Company, laden with Us 900 blahcls Ut corn, whilo
being tu,yel down The river this nhrlitng, struck
nHc uf tho plers OF the bridge, nbuut inttlships,
broke III two nild sunk. The bargo w,la snli!ou
ut &90U1; not lIIHurcl. Tho corn IL Insured Tor
81itttn