The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-02

sustained great injury, and nearly all the
streams are so swollen that considerable
apprehension il felt here Of freshet in
the Missouri and Mississippi, The river
after rising nearly three feet here, is fall.
ing tonight, but no doubt will be swell
ing again tomorrow, and ii the rain cOl-
tinucs u day or two longer there must, in
the course Of nature, be pretty high waller.
CISCINNATT, August l.-Another heavy
rain fell this afternoon, doing some dam
age to the streets and sidewalks on the
hillsidcs and flooding cellars to some
extent. A landslide Is reported on the
Little Miami railroad between PendlOton
and lOveland, preventing the trains from
passing. The Signal Office reports the
total fall Of rain for July, as observed at
this station, at 0G3 inches.
RAIN HAS FALLEN on TwENTY.THREE
DAYS
during the month.
The bodies Of the four young men
drowned last Thursday night near Hunt.
ingtOn, W, Va, were recovered to-day,
and are en- route here for burial.
Specials to the Commercial tonight give
accounts Of rains during the past twenty.
four hours in Ohio, Indiana and Illinois,
and further damage TO crops A dispatch
rom rom. hanNihe ii.'hoISi [elTIii u. uv
BOTTOM laIIus G a'ong 'ne .', nefn'''''o" r''eF
o'ef"o"e" ""'' ''u' stream
FULL OF FLOATING WHEAT SHOCKS
ScOyille, Ind, reports the most damag.
ing rain Of the season and streams are
flooding tho country. Several hundred
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TRAINS WILL NOT "hr Ti'"oU'"
NSlulN Aht6u"l,
The Commercials Somerset, Ohio, spe'
cial reports terrific hail storm this af-
ternoOn. The stones were Of the size Of n
large hickory nut, followed by Il heavy
rain. Considerable damage was done TO
the Hooking Valley Railroad.
An Enquirer special from CirCleville,
Ohio, reports the SciOtO river as very high |
| nuI still rising The bnttnm
LASps Anr An. ryppR Watch
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H t"'II mnni"i ~ "u"' |"" .O" oT" t.an' ~
hama Ohio snvs tho crook nrr swollen In
rivera and nIi thr flat larda are inmndn.
ten, Rain IA stili falling nnd tho streams
rising TLc wheat Lns oIreadv bccn do.
.troypd by the rain. nnd the army worm
il rIitinp Tho grass md onta.
4 sneSiol from Linn. O.. rcports 40.
riols damage 10 thc crops in thai vicinity
by the rain and army worm. Corn il re-.
portcd ns LadIy beaten down by water.
The Ep1Grcr,s OxforI, O.. s1ecinl says.
The most severe rain Of the season feli
for two hours to-day. The creeks are re.
ported higher than for many wears and
they are covered with floating fencing,
timber, wheat, oats, and barley. The
Cincinnati. Hamilton & INDIANAPOLIS
Railroad run no trains tonight, owing 10
land.slidcs and washes.
4 report reached here tonight from
ITpmilton, Ohio, that the Miami river il
ont Of It's banks, and that the western part
of that city ispartinlly submerged 10 the
depth Of three or four feet.
There are no trains out tonight on
the Panhandle or Cincinnati, Hamilton
& DAYTON roads. .H
ovrnrtow tsrvrrAu,r
NIrNptrts Auvust 1.-The SIGNAL scr.
vicc rcnorIs tLis evening ,Low i5"t oyer.
GoN Ia incyi,oLIs The r;rer roso Lolf a,
inch hero and there Ia Lnnvy risn NJ g.
Louis, nn1 steady advance With general
rains In tbe country nboye. There ia
IiitIr honr thnt Tho nlSniers in Tho
MississinM bottoms wiii escnnc the
dreaded inunlaiion. and thnt their
cr1ns. which were never letter. viii
be lost,
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