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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-03
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.


THIRTY-FIvE marriage licenses were
issued Icy the Probate Judge in this
county during the month Of November,
or u per day.
A LITTLE pulling of hair, &c, took
took place between two women on Thirty
second street, night before last.
TAX paying time will soon be here
again. This refreshing season comes often
and heavy these times.
THERE are fifty convicts in the Ohio
pententiary from this county ut the
present time.
THERE were about dozen divorce
cases tried at the term of Court which
closed at St. Clairsyile on last Saturday.
Six OF these cases We're from Martins
Ferry.
THERE will be teachers examination
at st. Clairsvilc on December 4th
CONGRESSMAN DANFoRD leaves for
Washington City the latter part OF this
week. The Radicals woa't have quite as
soft snap this winter Us they have been
having for some years past. There amt
enough of EN-.
TIE Board of County Commissioners
will meet in regular session at ST. Glars.
vile on next Monday, December 9TH.
SHERIFF Cochran took the three par
ties who were sentenced to the peniten.
tiary at the recent term of Court, 10
Columbus, on Tuesday last,
DURlxG the four years Maj. w. s.
Kennon has been Prosecuting. Attorney,
he has convicted and sent to the pcutcn.
tiary fifty criminals from this county.
THERE were three persons tried, con-
victed and sentenced to the Ohio pcni-
Tertiary, ut the fall term of court, which
closed at St. Chairsvillc on last Saturday
The parties were John Moore and David
Neal, of Martins Ferry, for burglary,
and Mrs. Lawless of the same place for
concealing stolen property. Moore and
Neal were sentenced tothrcc years each,
ard Mrs. LawleSs for two years.
FESTIVAL at City Hall tonight for the
benefit of the NJ +. Sunday School.
They have purchased splendid new IL
brary, and this festival is held for the
purpose of assisting them TO pay for it,
and consequently should be well patron
lied.
THE following shows the range Of the
temperature AS indicated by the Their
mometer at Husbands " lnskecp's drug
store, 303 South Union street. yesterday:
At . a. NJ. 30; u NJ. IS; 3 7. NJ. II.
YESTERDAY forenoon n LITTLE boy ut
Benwood station, on the b, X Railroad
opposite this city, met with mn accident
that may cost him his life. lie attempt
ed to get on an engine while the same
was in motion, and fell undcrth the wheels,
which passed over both his LEGS, cutting
one of below the knee and the other one
, oil above the knee. He is about l or -
wears old.
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A PorNr OF INTERSTATE LAw-Messrs
Deck ~ Rogers, citizens of West Nir-
gInia, obtained judgment against q.
4. Giles. who has been citizen of that
State. Deck n Rogers assigned the
claim to Devries " Co., who sued out an
attachment and laid it in the hands Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
panv to affect wages earned by Giles as
an employee in West Virginia, the
magistrate sustained the attachment, and
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
panv TOOK an appeal. Mr.. Giles claimed
that his wages were, under the law of
West Virginia, exempt to the amount OF
5000. Judge Brown held that Drvres X
Co. had the right To sue in their own
name, although they took the assignment
aS collateral; that both Giles aud Deck "
Rogers, being citizens of West Virginia,
Giles was entitled to 500 exemption, as
allowed by the laws of that State and
that the exemption was equally valid
against Deck X Rogers and against
Dcvrics X Co.. their a>signees, in this case
of O. f. Bump, Esq, for the plaintiffs
Baltimore imerlcoU.
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ScENg-A room in the Mcclure House.
D,amates Prsonae.-A prominent
gentlemen from the third District. Il lead
ing citizen of Wheeling and reporter
of the REGISTER
81 District conference.-the burning
of the Washington Hall ard Masonic
Temple was u serious misfortune, and
something to be generally deplored.
Citizen of Wheeling-l appreciate
that sentiment, but have been surprised
to hear that certain clergymcn attribute
the misfortune to some lnterposition of
Divine Providence.
Rcportcr-What has Providence got
to do with a defective iluc constructed by
acarcless mason
Third District-What the devil has
Providence to do with the West Viz.
GINA Legislature?
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PERSON Hon. Booker Shorts, MEM
Der of the House from Wyoming county,
arrived in the city yesterday, for the first
time. lie has been detained at home by
the severe illness of his wife.
Col. j. W. Wotiindin, first assistant
clerk of the House of Delegates, is acting
"a, clerk in the,absence of Mr.. Peyton'
and Mai. Howard, clerk of the judiciary
committee, is acting as assistant. Both
gc tlcinrn are thoroughly competent
to fill the positions they occupy.
The following is from the Ohio Vaiicy
N,,cy, published at Martins Ferry:
a. w. Campbell, Esq, editor of the
Wheeling LHciiiyeHcer, Is proposed as u
suitable candidate for Governor OF West
Virginia. ne>t year. Mr.. Campbells
thorough acquaintance with the people OF
the State and their pressing wants, to-
.,cthcr with his arduous labors in behalf
Of " cst Virginia makes the suggestion
nm eminently proper one. He would
bring TO the executive office the requisite
ability for the prompt and honorable dis
charge of his duties.
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LOOK To YOUR HYDRANTs.-lt Is not
vet cold enough to cause the freezing of
the water mains and hydrants, but It
would perhaps save much trouble and
annoyance ifhousckeepers would at once
take proper steps to protect their by
drants in such manner rs to prevent
their freezing when the mercury makes
y further tumble. a half hours work
in providing preventive will save sew
cral hours labor to put them IN repair
after hvdrants and mains have once
frozen.
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Tue OPERA HoUsE.-Last night, for
the first time this week, the Opera House
was crowded, and with the best people OF
the city. The play of the Lotus Flower
was on the boards, and it is ut once
romantic and poetic, its characters well
drawn and true to nature, and its Ian
cuage devoid of eXaggeration or scnti-
mentality, If any faults were percepti-
ble it should lie in the complicated plot,
but even this is rendered subservient to
attain the authors ends, and ere the cur
tain rings down on the final act all mys-
terry is explained, and two loving hearts,
separated by misconceptions, are united III
the bonds of conjugal affection.
Miss Rose Wood is indeed favored by
fortune in her many charms and accom-
plishmen:S With n graceful and SYM
mctrical figure, handsome features, mu-
steal voice and excellent taste in dress,
she appeals to perfection in her charac-
tiers, and as an actress Of the emotional
school stands almost without Il compeer.
Mr.. Lewis Morrison won favor from
the start. 1t is not often an actor APP
pears before us soeminently qualified for
the important roles assumed by him. He
possesses an imposing stage presence, Il
rich powerful voice, fun of rhythm and
melody, and in the character of Uric,
in the Lotus Flower" strongly reminds
one of Americas greatest tragedian,
Edwin Booth.
The same piece will be repeated to-
~ ,rlt
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LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

The Legislature came back from the
Penitcntiary in fine humor.
Mr.. Garlic got his spunk up and went
for "Solon Shingle' right lively for
little while yesterday.
Mr.. Mason thought that the impeach-
ment procession ought to have bands and
bmners to accompany them.
Mr.. Hutchinson quotes the Andy
johnson trial as a proper precedent for
impeachment, and the House falls in
with his view of it (?1
The impeachment procession on yes
terday was like
"The King of Spain, with forty thousand
men,
Who marched up the hill, and then
marched down again
The House procession down Twelfth
street was composed of four managers,
(the chairman being absent,) MessIs.
Tanner, Small and eight out Of eleven
Republicans.
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WHERE TO BUY CLoTHING.-One Of
the best places to buy your winter cloth
ing in Wheeling Is ut an establishment
that by judicious system of advertising
has made itself known throughout the
county. When we say this we mean
the Palace Clothing Hall of IL. Frank
As Twelfth street.
There is probably not farmer or citt
zen in the county, at least those who
read the county newspapers, but have
noticed from week to week the lively and
persistent locals Of this firm. No matter
whether trade was dull or brisk, MIR.
Frank was determined to keep his name
before the public. and to such course he
can Justly accord the fact Of having built
IN such business rs reflects honor on
this house.
But while advertising viii attract Gus
TONERS. it must rest with the advertiser
to sell his goods after parties have come
into the Store.room. Frank never be-
lieved in advertising things that he new
or had. nor calculated to have. But
whenever he announced extra bargains,
tlcv could always be had ut his coun-
tiers. To-day he offers special drives in
the following named articles:
Socks, cents pair.
UNDERSTANDS, % cents each.
DRAWERS to match at same price.
Boys OyEECoATs, 81 %.
MEN'S OyERCoTs, g %.
CmLDRENS' SUITS So 80.
Odd Vests for Boys, 80 cents.
Jean Pants. 30 cents
Lined Jeans, - cents.
Ard al! other goons in proportion.
No HUMBUG-Wc offer our immense
stock OF Fail and Writer Clothing at
cost from this day on.
GoLp Bros,
1907 Main street
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening,
;rli..,od o f..t < inches +, tro channel
and falling.
The Emma Graham from Pittsburgh
for Cincinnati. passed down Yesterday
min
''''' mus
The Courier departed Tor iHIheTsluFS
at the usual hour vcstcldav.
m. r,I.. :. J,o ,.,o, C;....i,,,,.;
Nv "'''0' So >'''' ''''
tins afternoon.
The Express is the Parkcrsbur. packet
.oJoro Of roor
Inc Eu' lloooS was u"' from o. i''''''
last night.
The local packets are doing Il good
hr-i,oss
"e O'"c'"''','' H''I""'' ''!S'
The towhoat Blue Lodge run through
herself and broke one OF her cylinders
Yesterday morning " she was passing the
city, and came near notonI ySinkInS her
tow. but wreck:ng herself on ia" piers OF
the new Southern Railroad bridge. The
accident happened while passing the gas
works. and the boat WAS entirely help
less. She WAS carried by the current IN
against the bank on the Kentucky side,
opposite the foot of Fifth street. Her
tow struck the bank, and although there
was Il terrible crash and cracking, none Of
her bargcS were sunk or
very seriously damaged. A'''F
striking 'he DARK ShG i swung 'n' ''
the current again an" or'''t1 gov
t"!I"1" '"O ",'''''''' . Wi;ro-r,'',. .,.,r
fl" 6iors ea,eIy the c.canc WA. Il very
n nav ona osibo.o who witnessed Il rL-
n"ctcd to see her crushed to pieces by
her bravv tow ooaip,t the piers. Whcn
the accident first happened. the Blue
Lodge blew the signal for distress, and
continued to do so for nearly twenty
minute, making things pretty lively III
that ncighborhood. The harbor-boat
Kate Waters responded to her call, but
did not rach her until jus: before pass
ing between the piers Of tn" brIdse, and
not in time to be OF service until alter
she had passed through. Inc Nate
Waters landed her ana low oppose
Gan diSt'iIery; on the ono s'ue' AZ
though several oaf yes were ""I''"7'u' W,
believe none oil them are 50 o,'! ~, Gn'
what tnch ca" o' NeP' ".''" ~. ~ '1II
der VIII nave 10 o' '">S .'' VIZ , I'm,
LoiSr, one was en- '""', - i''',', ,' ',I'
from 1 4lkSbfal ., u W l~ll q Vs. Wv ~ N''''
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READING THE ARTICLES OF lMPEAcli-
MEST.-During the reading of the artl-
Giles of Impeachment, prepared by the
House of Delegates, which was com
mcnced by Mr.. Stuart and concluded by
Mr.. Garlic, the Senators occupied pecu-
liar and remarkable position. One mem
Der was reading his Code of West
Virginia; another was suspected OF inter-
nal communion with his book of Com
mon Prayer; still another, or rather Il
dozen employed in the contemplation OF
some great question of constitutional
law, or looking out with view of asccr
tanning the important fact that some
body was paying attention to the reading
of the articles, which may or may not
have been articles OF impeachment.
After the announcement of the
papers about matrimonial alliances and
little arrangements of that sort, it was
hard to discover from the musical and
sonorous voice of the Hon. Garlic,
whether he was reading the impeachment
articles or the marriage articles, which
had filled the papers for some days.
Upon mature dciberation-wo mean
upon that sort of deliberation which Is
calculated TO reach the right honorable
result of things-it seemed to be gener-
ally concluded that Mr.. Garlic had for
GOTTEN the inclination of his side of the
House and the political bias. which they
are presumed To- have; and that he mad
solely at heart, the proper rendition of
that peculiar character of the play, which
suggests the idea of treason, strategy and
spois. Mr.. Garlic is going to get mar
ricd and there is no doubt about it.
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We will omen on Monday

LOOKOUT We will open on Monday
morning, a case of Basket Suitings, Il
very popular dress fabric. ut the unpre-
csiented low price of 25c, worth soc.
All the new shades Of Seal, Brown, Myr-
tie, Green Navy Blue will be displayed
EMsHEIMER " Bro,
1858 and llO6 Main street.
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DERoY X WELLER, 1891 Mrrhr
street, will advance money on Wutehe-,
Jewelry, Diamonds. Cans, Pistols, and
anything else of value UureIeemeI
goods Of all kinds for sale.
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FoR vour Holiday Presents 90 10
DeRoy X Weller, 1904 Market street.
where YOU can buy at Your own price,
fue Watches and Jewolry of all kinds.
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RAILROAD Tickets to Baltimore.
Washington, Philadelphia, Chicago and
all points East and West bought ID
sold Mt reduced rates nj II. Franks 10
Twelfth street.
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CALI soon to secure Bargains in the
great reduction in the price of Dry
Goods and Carpets at
J. W. FERREL.>.
Corner Main and 10th streets
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BANKS.
CAPITAL, 425O,OoO
JOHN X. BOTSFORD, Prevalent,
GEO. ADAMS, Pice President.
NJ. A.'CHANDLER, Cashier.
Bank Of the Ohio Valley,
Successor to
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.

This Bank is Organized and prepared to
transact the business of banking IN all its
details.
II succeeds the First National Bank Of
Wheeling; is owned by the same share
holders, and is under the same manage
meut.
By carefully regarding the interests gifts
correspondents and depOsitors, and by u
prompt and faithful execution OF their
wishes, IL hopes TO merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United states.
Deposit accounts subject TO check al
sight, received from banks, bankers ulnlS'
corporations and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued payable on
demand, or nj fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
joins X. BOTSFORD WV. h. SIMPSON.
JACOB =. RHODES, WV. a. TURNER,
GEORGE ADAMS, joins J.. ttObbS,
GEO. w. FRANZHEIM, john +. WILSON,
HENRY VI. HARPER. my2l
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-03

TmE Christian Year commenced last
SUNDAY with "Adyen: sunday There
are four sundays in Advent. These are
intended as preparations for the COM
mcmora,jon of the advent OF Christ. On
the first Sunday prayers are offered that
the works Of darkness may be cast away;
on the second, thanks are returned 70. the
first means of grace, the Holy Scriptures;
on the third for the ministry. and on the
fourth, prayers for the more direct inter
position OF Gods great might. There are
always tour Sundays in Advent, the first
being that nearest St. Andrews day
{ Tuesday ln>t) ceither before or after. a.
the case may be.
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THAT great loatins place. the fire plug
at the Mcclure House corner, has been
replaced by a modern plug, which viii
cause many an cod timer to sigh.
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TO RE GIVEN AWAY:
HALL : GALLERN

NALL GALLERY.
StereoscopeS from zoe 10 50 90 each.
Stercscopic Views 75c to 50 90 per duZ.
Albums irons the cheapest to the best.
Frames Of all sizes and STYLES.
Photographs of the finest finish.
UALL.S GALLERY
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Fox Mems fnr hand stitched custom
made Shoes, 90 t. l.. Y. Bonds, ll%i
Main street.
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GREAT bargains in Ecady-Madc Cloth
Ing al GOLD BROS"
no. Main street.
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porrcr CoURT-Judge Cranmer.

PULICE IOURT-JNaye OIH7"Eo''
There were three cases before the To-
lice Court Yesterday morning.
Matthew and Peter Mclaughlin. for
using abusive language towards John
Reilly, were fined five dollars and costs
each. and for resisting an officer they
were fined twenty dollars and costs each.
In default of payment they were ooth
committed to jail for thirty days.
Thomas Clark, the engineer Of the To-
conceive Oh the B. u o. road that run
into the street Car, about week ago
was fined ten dollars and costs.
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THE sale of reserved seats for Harrigan
~ Hart, who appear at the Opera House
Monday evening, commence this morn
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THERE are no cases Of small poy in
thi, city, yet rs Precaution, persons who
have not been vuccinutcd for long
time, -hoYd have 1t done at once.
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CHRISTMAS comes on Saturday this
year which will give us.SuEday for sober
reflections.
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The newest envelope for fashionable
people opens like book, and requires n
seal or monogram as big rs Il hens egg.
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The public interest Is now transferred
from the House Of Delegates to the
Senate.
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No HUMBUG.-The firm of Gold Bros
offer their immense stock of Fall and
Winter Clothing at cost. BY going TO
the above firm you will save from 20 to
% per cent on every article in the ready
made clothing line. Go and see their
stock before buying elsewhere, at llO7
Main street.
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURr-Judgs Melri"'
This Court met at the usual hour yes
terday morning. .
The case of Otto vs.. Bell was decided
in favor of the plaintiff. George o.
Davenport, for the plaintiff, and w. T.
Hubbard, ESQ, for the defendant.
The Court adjourned until this morn
ing at the usual hour.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-.judge CTat"'cr.
This Court met at 10! o'clock yester'
day morning.
The case Of Bull and Woods VS., Isaac
+, Miller. et al. was dismissed at the
costs of the plaintiffs.
The case of IL. Forbes vs.. Lewis
Woodmansee was set for trial Saturday
December 4th. .,.
The Court adjourned until Saturday
morning at lO3 o'clock.
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A REV ERs NHLE bonnet i, among the
new styles they say.
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The knights Templar reception to the
Legislature promises to be grand al.
ttir
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cost.
Just received, and are receiving daily, Il
full line Of Cameo, Corral, ana other
styles oil Earrings an" hreaStP'h'; ALSO
which We will sell lower than any other
house in Wheeling, at 1901 Market
street, Wheeling.
o.
n.,ir. After .,,ur bnavy d,y,, work j.
dane come t. NV OYSTER nar,oropd cnioy
= stew or fry, which | Guarantee to be first
elias. IN cyrry r,.ncct.
The most comfortable and elegant
mace for dinners. part,r. and private
In.rtjos in tLis civ, +. nj the Assembly
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GIFT DIsTRCHuuoN.-A ticket given
with every dollars worth purchased until
January lSt.
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ADVANCE IL FGEIGmTS.-An advance
of five cents per hundred pounds on
fourth-class freight and ten cents per
barrel on Hour to all Eastern points from
Chicago was made by all the trunk lines
Yesterday 1t Is expected that there
will be corresponding advance from st.
LOUIS, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Toledo,
Columbus, Louisville, Peoria and In
dianapolis in day OF two. This adj
vance in freight is made by the railroad
companies as a measure of dire necessity.
1t is stated that they have been running
their roads for the benefit Of the public
so long that they are driven to the adop-
tion of measures to make them pay here
after.
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J. W. FERREL is cleaning out his
stool. Of Dry Goods and Carpets below
cost
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PIeasantaud Profitable Employ m"ni

"Brautiml!r "Chauuug! on ho"
lovely ~ THAT al" lhrN "ol ~ ~,
sec The large. elegant u,w 1hroiu"~ pro-
sT,'...i ,',, -. Eurup,au and American
chrome Publishing Co. Every one "..;;
want them. n requires no taking q" 50
,In rirfur,~. they speak tor th"m>r.t.'
~. tlt..,'r. agents. and ladies and -'ui.'-
rn.r. our of.mplrymcut, VIII nud 'hi, q.
best opening ever offered 10 make mni,'h
L.r Mn ruI'ieu .arS send stamp Toy conn.
I,.rritI circular. address +. 6LIA ~
a Co., -, Washington street, h"~i'"' '''
syp-,-td
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FINE .idc lace Shoe, Tor Ladies just re-
cciycd at L. Y. BLoND'S.
ll3j Main street.
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A SPECIAL meeting of the City Conn-
ell is called for this evening.
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FoE Dress Goods and Carpets, ut half
price, 90 to J. ". Ferrels, corner Main
and 10Th streets
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j. W FGREGL's heavy reductions IN
the price Of Dry Goods and Carpets Is
making thing, lively sure at the corner
of Main and 2Oth streets.
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Fox Blankets aud Fuuucis call ut j.
". FcrrcIs corner OF Main and 10th
trDcts.
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EVANSVILLE. December Weather
cloudy and signs of rain; mercury 30 20
30. River falin. with - and 90 feet
in the channel. Up-Aiice Brewn, Ar
kansas Belle, Geo. Roberts, Dick John
son. Down-Evan-vilIe, Grey E5lc, j.
y. Phillips. Business light
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-08
Oar Peoria Guests.

The Peorians are to-day visiting the
lsook Yards and new packing houses in
lhat vicinity, and will later in the day
make o trip to the Work-house and other
pbjects OF interest in that vicinity.
f4ley are under the chaperonage of May
px Johnston and number Of officials and
prominent business men, and are being
we'll cared for, as is usual with Cincin-
natps guests.
they last night visited the Lookout
Roaee and number of Over the Rhine
places Of amusemenr, accompanied by
The Mayor. They leave for home to.
MORROW.