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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

If YOU want anything in the way Of
Boots, Shoes. Caters Slippers. Fine Sandals.
Busklns. g,to HAIley's Il yon want uice
flung Suit Of Clothes for men, youth. boy o!
child, 90 10 Hagleys. il you want any bind
Of la, or Cap. % to Iiasley's. II you wsn,
SNchrls, Nalises or Travelling Bags. 60 10
Hageys. If you waat Umbrellas. Gloves or
Hosiery G. to tlsgcys. He keeps oil in large
quantities and at l1w prices. County mer-
chat, supplied n; wholesale prices. 10000
feet Of Lumber FOR sale.
June 5, 1880.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05
MARRIED

A,ihe Reformed Church. 10 Shephefdsiown, On
Thursday evening. Nav 2O,h. hy Rev. J. c. Bow
man. Mr.. JOHN ECHTON, q Washington
couuty. MARYLAND. % E!,s MARY DECK. daush-
Ter o. Mr.. William Deck. % Shepherdstnwo
AZ thc Lutheran Church. Of Shcpherdsi0wn. on
Tuesday evening, 25th ~ May. by Rev. d. n.
Nrsc-. Mr.. GEO. ". HUMRlCkHOUSE, Jr., 20
Miss MARY LEE SPOHN, all q Shephertstown.
on Thursday. May 20.h, 1850, at the residence
Il thc BRIDES parents a. Berkeley Springs, by
the Rev. r. Ko,b. j. ". TRIMBLE, cdiSr u the
V.rcalY O. Miss ROSE B. BECHTOL.
Atthe rss.d,uce % the brides father, in Clree
county. Nav g1th, lsSO. bv 'he Rev. +. \. St1Oth-
co.. ADRIAN d. HABDESTl and EUGENIA 7.
HABUESIl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05
Unable 10 :,igesI forIo years.

For 10 yenrs I have had no appetite, could
not dses; the simplest food, everything turn
eli my stomach, took 10 bottles Elk Calisa-
ya bark did me no good After taking one
tottle u IRON BITTER5, feel like another
woman. ALICE NEG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05
PERFECTION.

OF e. least the limit to which in human proSaJil-
Is any reaping machine can ever attain. u Is
the looming machine" aud not only so, but The
machine which has already arITed-Walter a.
Woods TRlne Self-Bindcr- and see II, TAR
mer frieuds. at our Machine Shed near lhs Depot
We claim i. to be the
Best Self-Dinder,
and are prepared toproye it. Terms eaeg, prizes
moderate. Very truly vours
Nav IS. lssO. LIPfITT d CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05
DIED.


AtNev Hope. Augusta county, Va, GA Fri
dav. TIE 2lst ~ Nav IN the 18th year Of his age,
Dr. = ADDISON WADDELL, son OF James
WaGd.ll. deceased. aud grandson Of James Nad-
aell, celebrated a. tie " Blind Preacher"
At the residence Of Mr. John II. SitIder. In
this county. on the 2GtA &C May, leo0, JOSEPH
ANDERSON. aged So wears. The deceased was
native Of Galway county, ireland. Emigvating
% America IN 1916, entered into the mercantile
business With an uncle in Philadelphia, where he
remained few wears. then removed % Nashville,
Tenn. where Dc engaged In business up 10 leo.'
vhen the yicissitud,s of war swept ava! 'he oulA
q the accumula,ions Of a long. active and sue
ces,nI business lie. Although he died among
rarr,rs be had proper IN, dicsi attention, ia"N-
fui nursing aud decent burial.
IN Niidlcwav. MAY sih Of measles FREDDIE
son of q. y. D. l.. aud J.. 4. smith, aged years
IN Nidllevay. Nay 18th, Of measles, MAMIE.
daughter of John " and =. l.. Lc.gui aged .
mouths.
On wednesday,. Nav 27,h, 1890. In Clarke CO.,
JAMES FRANKLIN, son Of Elizabeth + ara
John ". Anderson, ascd months aud u days
Near Cba-lestowo. Juus 2nd, 1850. MAUDIE
MARY daughter o., Anuie L. aud Nm. IL. " hit
moro-asDd = mouths.
When we gaze % tue stars as they cone one BY
one.
Aud ne think # ,Ae home 90 which 'he Is gone,
Can We tten Wish her back q TINS woriu OF sirhei
II - bad thc power o call her - life
A. Der hihcr's residence st Leciown. Jefferson
county, W Va, ON Thursday, May 2tth, lsSv,
Ms, KOSALIE BALCH, daughter II DR.. :.
Bal,h eui NJ. A. BAlch, in the 22ad year ~ her
age She vas a consistent christian, aud len q
circle q mourning relatives and friends.
Tn Clarke county. Virginia. on Sunday morn
iue Nav 50th. lsS0. after an Illness OF less than
thrrp Gets. SlDNO& ALLENONG, aged 81.
vcs-.. oldest child Of Rev. = G.. and Kate H.
Fcteu>on, 20 'FRONT.' Roy al, late ofthis town.
We deeply sympnthze With the so'rovioG pa
rctts who have again been called to "Pass unde'
,0e rod" and 70 lay theis frs, boru-s noble
manly boy. fu,l of pronise--la the grave. Truly
tbe vsys - God are mysterious, bu: the fsi;h o.
the christian enables him to hook beyond ihL
transient ne, aad 20 believe " lie doeth all ;hiue
wcl,."
q = q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

Changes have been made this week in
the running Ct trains on the s. V r. Z. In
lieu Of the complete table not get furnished
US. We give the following concerning the de-
parture Of trains from Charlestogn. Leave
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05
NOTICE.

Yy1O the tax PAYERS Of Charlestown District, who
have not paid their taxes for the year 1878
1874. 1875 and 1876, Will find their bills In the
hands Of ". c. Zombro, Constable, TO be COLLECTED
al once. No further iudulg ence will be given.
EDWARD TEARNEY,
AnriI u. IS7S-tf. Late Sheriff.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05
4 eon's Blessing.

Ny old mother, 90 years Of age, would have
1ied last Thursday from nros;rntion, If | had
not had bottle Of IRON BITTERS in the
house. Two doses completely revived her
IL IL wonderful tonic. 4. t II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05
Announcement.

THE ADTOCATE or MISSIONS,
Published by authority of the
NJ +. Church, South,
VIII be issuei monthly from the Mission
room, beginning on or about June /. I, will
aim 10 furnish needed cficial iuf'rmn.iou con-
corning our own Missions, will be supplied
with correspondence If our missionaries, and
contributions from carnes: and able advocates
4 the missionary cause. and will oiFe, 20 its
rcalers such general Intelligence from the
Mission fields Of the entire Church Of God as
may be st command.
Il will be furnished TO Subscribers a! The
easy rate q fry cents per annum in airdnce
Names sen. without money will not be entered
upon our lis,
Earnestly desiring 20 brinG Nil our people
g. acquaintance and sympathy with our Mis-
sion-work, we invoke the cooperation Of the
preachers 10 the circulation Of the paper In al
their charges
Send names. money. and post-oiiice address
70 the undersigned, who is 10 be responsible
foT lis editorial management
A. ". WILSON,
Secretary Board Of Missions.
Nashville. Tennessee, May 10, 1880.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05
KLegacy Worth Having.

The Doctors have given you MP. you have
tried oil the medicine ever heard Of kr Dys-
pepsia. Try once IRON BlTTERS; II not
satisfied your money will he returned. ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05
NORTuWABp.

CONNECTIOyS- Train No. connects a.
Shenandoah Jane. with Baltimore and Ohio train
striving at Washington % p. NJ, Baltimore
1885 J. NJ, Philadelphia $50 A. NJ, New York
$50 a. ".
Trsin No connects a, shenaoicah Jane with
3. 4 o. train, arriving at Washington 9.l5 A..
NJ, Baltimore lilo \. NJ, Philadelphia $50 T..
NJ. d., New York 1910 7. NJ.
Train No. connects at Shenandoah Jupc. with
r. o. train leaving lew York 1000 p. ~, Phil
adelphia ll.9O j. NJ, Baltimore 7.55 aud 300
A. NJ, and Washington 9.lO \. II.
Passengers from Mas,lnsburg for Shepherds
town take trains leaving Mar.irsburg G.25 \. II.
or lisp. y.
Passengers from :. V. r. r Sti,ion. south Of
Ju.c.ion for Martnsbure take trains aad 6.
An trains daily e1cep, Sunday. Standard of
time that Of baltimore. Stations marked " 70
are flag stations.
JOSEPH Il. SANDS,
Superintendent.
G. II. DrGaALE, Gen' rass'r. Agent.
June 3. 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

For Butterick's and all the latest pat
,crns. Crepe cleaning aud Stamping 20 TO the
store II NRS c. +. THOMAS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

tla Atl'AANA
Cnp, George Baylor the pres
cntFfosecutiag Attorney. has proven himsclfa
most Efficient otlcer, aud | would ike to see
him reelected Heis learned in the law. dill
gsat. courageous and conscientious in The per-
hrmsnce o. the duties invelvel upon him as
an officer of The Commonwealth The peo-
PIE % jefferson County will be unble TO secure
more faithful man for the position.
4 NOTER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

We are mach I'm need of Wood. Some
Of our N))i promising patrons WI command
ono respect aud thlaks by ssaiias as supply
t..s week.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

Coughs aud colds ore often overlooked
Their continuance aoy length Of time is apt
10 be serious. II you are afflicted. please
give Syrup Of Tar ohc trial. It's all we ask.
Price ouly Is cents. Ask n T Henderson &
Co for ii,-they are our ouly agents. Take
no other It.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

t.k,,s to-day tSGlrhyl Tor Winchester.
T5,r,s;lan,e of tn late VIM. johnson
on corner Of IVES, stree, sai Liberty. is being
pla,eI b.; NJ. W. ". J1llsla.
Cadet i. $. Avis. Of this town Of the
Gnlaatiae Class a, We, Poiat, stlals twenty
cue i1 the class ~ ty-'nreo.
NIr. Wan. Kimes hasm .la tn ir)l, Of
N- Gas,ay Browns store AMI dwelling very
l4e lslne WITTY new punt Iastily applied
judge Richard Parker AMI hUsbaii
N.Cruek. El h.ys i.s,,.ssi PW,l'r'AiP
as NN ts s-e1 by clrl.
Nr n. b. Meade formerly Of C.1s&e
WIS selected mayor Of Cl'P,p.r on Thursday
e, JAS, week
Wednesday last was the day for the
assembling & the Pfo,c,,,1, E7snpl, Cla-
e.al W.s, Virsiuia 81 ii'ac'stc's.
Tl. issue Of Round Trip Ticks To
Winchester VIII begin on Friday usts-good
until saturday afternoon.
Al persons engaged i'm selling biticrs
or brandy peachcsia Virsiuh. except bitiers
manufactured ~ that State. are compelled %
nay a ,sx q So so aouua'y
Two distinguished candida;es-Gen
James A. Walker sud Gca. Vim. y. Terry.
are being run by Tie people Of Wy'hevi'le for
ere Town Council.
The Stauuton lu9'cgi5r says a lady
n dat town las, vcck lost her twer'y-;h.rd
-. a ri
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

just received at J. Goldsmith's Double
Store ! s Pieces White and Fnucy "A "a Ga
Ma;inrs. full stock Of Carpets aud Drugceds,
aud Spring Stock OF Madras, Ginghams, Cali
Goes, Piquas. Hamburg Embroidery. and Lace
Curtains Onr new Stock II Laces consists
u Torcban, DeutcIe. Malines. Laneuedoc.
Breton, Italian and Russian pur Stock OF
Ladies Straw Goods for early Spring is also
ready Above goods have been bough. before
reccut ilvHace. Respectfully,
j. Go!DSMITu.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

Democratic Precinct Meetings TO send
delegates to Grafton were held at The following
Precincts:
Potomac-C0l W. A. Morgan. President
s p Neul, Vice President, George McGlincy,
Secretary Delcgate-Cl w. A. Morgan -
Alternate, +. J. Lee.
Shepherd-Dl ecates-Geo NJ. Deltzhoover
aud eli Knott; Alternates-D. 5. Rentch
aud ! O. Aglonby.
bolivar Chairman, Edward Tes;uey; Sec
rotary. J. y. Smallwood; Delegates, Edward
Te.rney. o. 4. Kemp aad I. W Beale.
Kable.,wn-Cbairman. c H. Kable. Secre-
isry. j W. Walraveu Delegates. ". II. I.
Lewis ard Logan Oshurn On motion. Jas
II. Grove aud ". l.. Wilson, OF either Of thetD
were authorized 90 cast the vote OF the pre-
ciaet 10 the absence Of the regular delegates.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05
WEST BOUND TRAINS.

rn~TaAIx No. 6l2, Local ACCOMMODATION, Ia 5
been added, and passes llarper's Perry coo, a.
NJ, Charlestown i.l3, Winchester s.5i, Middle
town s.Ss, Strasburg lO.ll. Mt jackson 1888,
oud Harrsorburg 200, J.. NJ.
Train 6ss Will run Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays only. No. Gl2 will run Sundays, Tues
DAYS, THURSDAYS and Saturdays only. No. GAO
VII run Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays only.
All other trains daily except Sunday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

Tie s. V. r.. II. Is now prepared to sell
fr use # iudiyiluals or families, books con-
tainin. coupons good for 500 miles at q cents
per mile Application ~ the same should
De made 90 Joseph ". Cox. General Ticket,
ACCT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05
EAST BOUND TRAINS.

Train G33 daily. Train Gal Tuesdays, Thur
DAYS and SATURDAYS. All other trains daily ex-
cep, SUNDAY. No. COS CONNECTS at Strasburg
with trains 10 aud from Alexandria, No. sos
dimes Ut Mt. Jackson. g
\. FITZGERALD, s of T.,
Winchester, Va.
w. ". CLEvEyrs, II. Of a.,
Cnmden Station, Bsltmcrc.
May 20, l6s0.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05
WOODS MOWER.

WE are Tue agents Tor this admirable machine.
w Its so simple that its advantages can be
seen OF a glance. We mention, however, few,
;o-wit: Enclosed Central Gearing; no eide draft,
the double-tree being attached direct 20 cutter
bar. which also makes il the lghtest draft mower
In the market Hight built, bnt extra strong IN ell
Important poiuts two sets Of Knives with each
machine. Call nnd see them.
LlpPlTT6 co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05
Cement.

W. T. have on hand Il Stock OF fresh ROUND
w TOP and ROSE tDALE CEMENT, which
az, orer low for Cash. LlPPlTT Il co.
Mar g. 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05
PROGRAMME FOR
MEMORIAL DAY
AZ WINCHESTER, JUNE 9TH.


Procession vii. form On Market street, RI ht
resting on Pioeadilly, at -. a: NJ, and
Will move thence at -, \. NJ, IN
the following order:
Chief Marshal, MAJ Ganeril TRIMBLE will
Assistant MArshals.
FIRST DIVISION.
Briealier General HERBERT aud Staff.
Fifth Maryland Regiment OF Infantry With
Band and Drum Corps.
Towson Guards, Boud Guards. and Governor !
Guards 10 order of seniority VI Captains.
Maryland Society Of Army aud Navy Of the
Confederate States, Murray Association,
and Maryland Line.
ORATOR OF THE DAY,
Aud Invited Guests in Carriages.
SECOND DlyISION-TIRGNIA.
Chief Marshall snd Aids.
Battery Of Artillery.
luiauIry.
ORDER OF CEREMONIES AT CEMETERY
90 the procession entering the Cemetery. Min
Ute Guns will be fired and the troops Will
march in slow time with funeral mu-
sic--Iufautry will form III hue-
Guns will 20 into Battery.
DWELLING OF MoNUMENt TO
MARYLAND DEAD!
when the troops will present arms aud then
hgc salute, the Infantry by battalion,
aud the Artillery by battery, all the
Bands playing.
The Troops will then Stack Arms aud be Dis
missed.
ii.
Adjoulnmeu. 20 Stanl.
Prayer.
Music.
Reading Of Report Of Central Executive Com
uittee followed by music during which d
collection Of mouey for The debt 90
.he Monument 20 the Uuknown
Dead and the Cemetery
Fund will be taken
up.
OaATi6N By SPENCER C. JONES, ESQ!
Of Maryland
Music.
Procession will reform and march back &c
the City.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

-"Thy child Is saved
N0t o. dwell 10 the lower plano
Where thc way Is rough aud toe HIGHT + din,
But to SOAR tar above
Where ,hc sun never sets.
And the path IS an smooth
F1r the shining ones feet.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

tn, b. IL 0. r. Il. VII Issue haltrala
f.k..s tl-lAy LSAlrlAgl f1r Wnsh3i.sr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

rcs;ls1,e of ths late VIM. johnson
en- c'rner Of West stree; sai Liberty. is being
pliateI 0s NJ. ~. ". Jlllsla.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

LARGE Stock of Quecuswarc, GlaSswarc
y aud Stouewarc for. sale cheap at "gte. Old
Fanily Grocery" OF y. II. COOKE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

Atthe rcaa. annual meeting no NJ.
Vernon of tAe Regents. some valuable alli-
f..1s offeHcs were made. Through Nrs Judge
rllofL1ul aul Mrs. ElAB Washing
On cffhi, C11ty. regents 10 their respective
States. r-lCil -ll West Virginia. valuable
painting presaujine. /. Is thought. Niagara
Falls. has beea deposited by Mrs. Louisa
Na-iingt o. abe widow u a descendant %
CD Siu Washington o. whom it was given
)y t's brother. Gen. George Washington a.
Ils p.o-lre Vas 6rmef,y o. che hone q Nj
Vernon. and after the lapse % 81 maoy years
rflrns there 7, wn Be renovated by
3ir. No.kmar. Of Baltimore who 50 success
DNy Fe!'0ig tho pictures representing
A!mira. Neraon's engagement before Car,ha-
c.ca u1~ in 'hc lHrois f0om. Mrs. Chas
Mitchell. q Charleston. S. C., = great-grest
t.ece e Washington has deposited, through
Der sister. Mrs Ella B. Washington, tie suit
no c,atle. WON D. Oh FIRST President IN deliv-
cfas L.s farewell address o. Congress. The
s-it is % black uucus velvet. the wearer then
being .u maurliCg 0r lis mother. 70 look
i-- over sime Oh letters, Mrs Washington has
.'s-.verei that 90 the room called the Coun-
c.. Rom. where tie meetings are properly
t.f Washington wrote his farewell address.
isu'. hkc these cllthe these rooms with
--..t interest ana The disc9vererS receive, as
.y 81. H,l. uluy compliments fpr their re-
a......
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-05

Cadet J.. :. Avis. Of this town, Of the
Gulaatiae Class a, Wes, Poiat, stlols twenty
one iq the class ~ 6 ty-jnrel.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-15

BULL-In Hartford, July IF, Rev. John Catlfn Bull. aged 55 years and months RO0TH-fn Enfield July 4, Julia S., wife Of Deacon G. N. Booth, aged 51 years. GOODRICH-In Hartford, July 12th. Mrs. Jeannette, relct of the late Goodrich, in the 74th year of her age
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-15
New York City.
NEW YORK, July

NEW YORK, July 14.
 General Hancock visited MT. English at the Fifth Avenue Hotel this noon. He left in company with Mir. English and Capt. Whar- ton.
 A fire broke out in the carpenter shop of Wm Mcbride to-day. The shop and saw and blaming mill with their contents were de- stroyed. Loss $10,O00.
 The Democratic National Committee be- fore adjournment added the name of B. l. Jones, of Louisiana, to the executive com mittee, which now numbers eighteen mem bers The matter of two Democratic cleo toral tickets in Virginia came up, and after 8 brief discussion was referred to the execu- tive committee.
 The Democratic National executive com mittee met shortly after l o'clock this after noon William H. Barnum was elected chair man, F. O. Prince secretary and General Duncan s. Walker, of Washington assistant secretary.
 A meeting of the committee appointed by the stockholders of the Boston, Hartford and Erie railroad was held to-day at No. 3 Pine street. The members present were William Cooper, Henry Earle, William L. Jenkins, ir, Delvinie Knowlton and John McMahon. They have taken into consideration the pro- priety' of appropriating means to employ counsel, and to provide transfer and certif- cate books, to be opened on Monday, July 18th. Their report will be submitted to a meeting of the stockholders at noon to-mor-
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-15
THE WEST.
Tennessee.

Horrors of Lynch Law-Brutal Murders
 by Masked Band.
 MEMPHIS, July 14.-About two months ago Rufus Armstead was assassinated near Horn Lake, Miss, by Ed. Nelms, colored, because Armstead's brother, when deputy sheriff of De Sota county Miss, year ago, killed Nelms' brother, who resisted arrest, having been charged with horse stealing. The as- sassination created indignation. Nelms, the murderer, was pursued to Tunica county bot toms, and was, together with his brother, Prentiss Nelms, and Tom Monkey, as accom- plices, arrested Ed Nelms, the assassin, was conveyed to jail at Fernando and Pren- tiss Nelms and Tom Monkey were lodged in the Tunica county jail. Last Saturday morn ing while the two latter prisoners were or their way to Hernando, body of masked men stopped the officers having the prisoners in charge. They took possession of the two men and the officers returned to Austin fol assistance On returning they found the two prisoners dead, with their throats cut from ear to ear, their bowels protruding from many wounds inflicted with knives and a rope around each of their necks. An indignation meeting was held at Austin on Monday, al which resolutions condemning the act were passed. Committees were also appointed composed of whites and blacks, to ferret out the murderers.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-15
Missouri.

Rioters in Possession of n TOwn-Dis-
 graceful Conduct of the Authorities.
 EAST ATCHIsoN, July 14.-O. II. Peck, con- tractor for excavation work of the packing house of J. M. Smith, having engaged sever- al colored men to whom he was paying dol lar and a quarter day, adrunken mob armed with revo1vers and knives made their appear ance on the spot to-day and compelled them to quit work. The crowd increased and pro eeeded to the brickyards of Seth & Co.,, where seven colored men were employed, compelled suspension of all work and drove the eolored men over the river. The mob then numbered several hundred. and was addressed by the Mayor of Atchison and oth- CTS. urging peace and order, but without avail. The colored drivers of the transfer teams were compelled to turn back over the bridge, and the colored porters at various freight depots and other negroes in town were hunted up and sent over into Kansas. The authorities, finding all their efforts to quiet the mob useless, telegraphed to Sheriff Spencer of St. Joseph to come and exercise his authority, but he refused to come. The mob now have possession of East Atchison and defy the law and militia. The people of Atchison who are largely in- terested in industries are indignant at these disgraceful proceedings, and unless the officers of Buchanan county, Mo. do their duty tomorrow they propose to take hand in the off,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-15
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

Queen Victoria reviewed 15,0OO volunteers yesterday in Windsor Park
 Godlove s. Orth was nominated for Con- gress yesterday from the Ninth Indiana dis trict.
 There were twelve sunstrokes during mil itary review in Paris yesterday, the heat being intense.
 The harvest of oats and wheat is genera now throughout central and southern Iowa. The corn is growing prodigiously.
 Severe thunder storms and floods in Eng land and Ireland still prevail, and the contin ued wet weather endangers the crops.
 The Sultan by secret arrangement with Count Hatzfe1d, the German ambassador, has engaged number of German officials to reorganlze the Turkish finances.
 Base ball yesterday At Albany, Albanys ' Rochesters 10 at Troy, Providence ', Troys ?; at Buffalo, Buffalos ,, Cincinnatis 3; at Cleveland Chicagos l. Clevelands f At Bos- ton, Worcesters 6, Bostons ,.
 Joseph Wynkoop, aged ten years, son O Henry Wynkoop of Philadelphia, and an un known colored man were drowned at Allan tic City, N. J., yesterday, the latter losing his life in an effort to save young Wynkoop
 Barge No. 52, belonging to the Mississippi Transportation Company, laden with 35,OOC bushels of corn, while being lowed down the river yesterday, struck one of the piers ot the bridge at St. Louis about midships, brokt in two and sunk The barge was valued a 5000; not insured. The corn was insured for $13,OOO