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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-17
The Coroner. on investigating the cause

The Coroner, on investigating the cause
of the death of Mrs. Maggie +. Lynch, who
died Tuesday night at No 1862 East Eighth
street, was told by the neighbors that
the womans death was hastened by
being penned up day and night
in close and unhealthy quarters
in the Shillito Building. He found
however, that she died from intemperance,
bottle Of whisky being in her pocket
when he examined her. Coroner Carrick
also visited the Shillito building and found
it to be one of the best regulated and VEN
tilated buildings in this country. So much
in justice to Mr.. Shillito.
The Bee Line c., c., G. & l. Railway
have commenced running through line
of Wagner's celebrated sleeping and draw
ingroom coaches between Cincinnati and
Eastern cities, avoiding the change at
Cleveland.
The alarm from box 249 this morning
at half-past O'clock was caused by a small
fire in house in the rear of No. l62 Long
worth street, occupied by James Taylor,
colored. Roof partially destroyed. Loss
$50.
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CIRCLE OF CITIES.
News Notes Cleaned and Garnered by
Star Special Reporters.
Indianapolis.

Indianapolis.
FATAL ACCIDENT - MYSTERIOUS REMAINS -
DEMOCRATS IN COUNCIL, ETC.
Special to the Star.
INDIANAPOLIS, July IA little nine
year-old girl named Halt, driving in a
buggy alone Yesterday evening, was thrown
from the vehicle and probably fatally in
jured.
The remains of woman were found in
a vault which was being cleaned at 46 S.
Illinois street. The Coroner is investigat-
ing the case, which has very mysterious
look.
The Democratic State Central Committee
met yesterday and discussed the political
situation. Senator Mcdonald and ExGov-
ernor Hendricks were present.
Frank Acker, who was pardoned last
Saturday on account of i'll health, arrived
home yesterday. He so n began to show
symptoms of insanity, and toward evening
he became so violent that it became neces-
sary to give him into the hands of the city
authorities.
THE sELF-AcTIYG REv"LvER-sUICIDE OF A
s,ecia, ,o tho s,,r
Drrpo1T JuIv ,7-Tbomas T Hilbert y
medical student was accideutoIlv shot this
mornine with n s.lf-actinc revoIvor He
will probably die.
Belle Odell a prostitute, suicided by
drowning in the river here at o clock last
night.
nm, o,,, ,., ~ ..,ssr
vIJ,rirn,n., rTc
special to the Star
LOUISVILLE, July 17,-Thc Louisville Gun
| Club is shooting for silver plate at EcIipse
Park TODAY
1t is thought that Frank Monaban will
die from the stabbipg received at the hands
of Mike Billings in fight at Engine-house
No. s. Billings has lust been cantured
The Louisville Legion have arranged to
have dress parade every Monday afternoon
at 6 O'Clock at the Baseball Grounds on
Fourth avenue.
Joseph Brady, for manv wears the Stew t..
| ard on one of the Henderson packets. died
of Brights disease at his residence in tlis
Cant Job, uor,ord +ho ,,.o,, ,,,-,,,.,
steamboat hni,dor nas .,iahu,, onannon
by rho ba.t Tnasd,, arton.on' 80 - ~.
10 tho uorso rnon' a. o@. ,.t"' anu 10 " Az
g. ~"
r,,,,, "s
WHEAT prcrIpre rTc - MN
sneclal to the Star.
| ST.. LOUIS, Nav 17-Cbanre is closed this
morning, the members being in attendance
at the funeral of the late w. T. Lewis n
victim of the heat.
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National Associated Press to the Star
DAVENPORT, a., July 17.-Rev. ]. R. Rem
nington, for two years pastor of the Second
Baptist Church. has wife and children and
is middle aged. Several months ago the
niece of his wife, Miss Hattie Grigsby, came
to visit her, and it soon became apparent
that Remington and the girl were too in
innate. A few DAYS ago they were missed
and it now turns out that they have eloped
and gone 10 Minnesota together.
CoLD-BLonDED MURDER IN BROOKLYN.
BROOKLYN, July fitzpatrick McDermott,
aged 40 years, grocer residing on Hudson
avenue, was shot and fatally injured this
morning by Nicholas Myres, residing in
the same house. McDe"mott interposed
between Myres and his wife, who were
quarreling and Myres threatened to kill
him. He shot McDermott while the latter
was opening his store this morning, the
bullet lodging in the left breast.
DOCTOR REPosING IN JAIL.
SIOUX City, a.. July 17.--Dr. W. B. Par
ter, of LeMars on the charge of drugging
and raping Miss Attaway, Young school
teacher, was held in SIS, 600 bonds. He has
not secured bail and will probably await
trial in Jail.
vosBURGH AGAIN.
JERSEY CITY, July 1T.-Rev. George B.
Vosburgh of this city, who was tried and
acquitted on the charge of attempting to
poison his wife, obtained a decree of divorce
from her yesterday in Fargo, Dakota Terri
tory.
THE CAUSE WAS JEALOUSY.
MACON, GA. July 17.-Jun. Williams shot
and instantly killed Columbus Cook yester
day near Cochran, Ga. Both were colored
and the cause was jealousy.
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Suit Against the Southern.

Suit was filed in the Kenton County
(KyD Chancery Court to-day by Hugh
Campbell against the Trustees of the Cia-
cinnati Southern Railroad, to recover $231,-
451 7s for extra work done on his contract
on the road. This is the suit that was dis,
missed few days since at the plaintiffs
cost on account of an error in the proceed
ings. Messrs. Carlisle, Paxton & Warning
ton appear for the defendant. W. 4. Cum.
minis will file a suit for $l0S, 900 to-morrex-
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I9iecIrIc currents.


P. Ross, marble dealer, Jailed at Urbana,
Ohio.
Fire Marshal Benner of Chicago has re-
signed.
A girl named Nutter was drowned near
Pomeroy, Ohio.
r. A. Backford. boot and shoe dealer, sui
cided at Medina, o.
Mr.. Lauenstein, editor of the Evansville
Demokrat, is dead.
Harry Harper was crushed to death by a
rock at MOxahala, o.
Joseph Fl. Crows residence was burned
at Greencastle, Ind.
Michael Cass was killed in a railway acci-
dent near Decatur, Ind.
Old MIR. Herder was kicked to death by q
horse near Portsmouth, o.
Eleven business houses and residences
burned at Morgantown, Ind.
John Hartman, aged forty, of Hartford
City, Ind, was killed by cars.
A mute named Hanley was fatally in
jured by train near Auburn, Ind.
Mr.. Barber has been sentenced to be
hanged at st. Charles, Mo-, Aug 18th.
VIM. Taylor (colored) fatally shot a white
girl named Keyser, at Fort Smith, Ark.
Phil. Donahue's little daughter lost her
leg on the railroad track at Madison, Ind.
Samuel Pickett killed Maria Covington,
his paramour, at Wilmington, N. c., with a
poker.
The prosecution in the Gates murder
trial at Ironton, Ohio, will probably close
to-day.
Mr.. Phillips fatally shot his wife at
Bowling Green, o., during their trial for a
divorce.
Rev. w. J. Parks, of Canton, Ohio, is
charged with seduction and general bad
conduct.
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OwENToN, KY, July 1.-THE evidence
for the defense closed yesterday and num-
ber of witnesses in rebuttal have been al
ready examined. The prosecution expects
to close this evening, and then the lawyers
will roll up their sleeves and begin to
wrestle with the jury.
DR.. W. S. Chipley, of the Cincinnati San
itarium, testified to-day. He did not con-
slider that the testimony shows Duford in
sane.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-17

The case OF DR.. Miller against the Direc
tors of Longview Asylum is still in pro-
gress before Judge Smith. The testimony
taken at the investigation of the manage
ment of the Asylum was read, and then
Director Hiram D. Peck was put on the
stand to testify as to whether there had
been conspiracy to GUST DR.. Miller.
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Burglaries.

Burglars effected an entrance into ths
residence of Mr.. A. NJ. Smith, on the Low
er River Road, in the Twenty-first Ward.
last night, and succeeded in getting away
with pocket-book containing 81, 900 worth
of notes. No arrests.
The clearinghouse, No. 1l9 Broadway,
was broken into last night, and 81 in money
was taken from one of the rooms
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Obituary.

National Associated Press to the Star
JERSEY CITY, July 17.-Col. Alexander
McWharter Cummins died yesterday at
Princeton, N j., in the eightieth year of
his age. He was Captain of the Newark
troops which received Gen. Lafayette upon
the occasion of his reception in Newark in
September 1924, ut the time of the Gener-
als second visit to this country. He was a
son of Gen. john Noble Cummins Of Revo-
lutionary fame, and grandson on his
mothers side Of Rev. DR.. McWharter, the
Jersey guide, philosopher and friend OF
Gen. Washington.
GEN. PETER LYLE.
philadelphia, July 17.-Gen. Peter Lyle,
Ex-Sherill of Philadelphia, died here this
morning.
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Hogan's Case.

The testimony in the Pat Hogan man
damus case is still being heard to-day in
the District Court. Miss Carr Lind, who
took stenographic report of the trial be-
fore Governor Bishop, was on the stand for
the purpose of proving the correctness of
transcript of her notes. Judge Hoadly
was examining her to-day.
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MORE HORSES FOR LoRILLARD.

LOUISVILLE, July 17.--Col. W. H. John
son, OF Nashville, has just come from Hi
lois. At Decatur he bought from S. Pow
ers for Pierre Lorillard, ESQ.,, Bonnie Oaks,
three years old by imp. Billet; dam Ex-
perence Oaks by imp. Bonnie Scotland !;
price $500.
Col. johnson also purchased of the same
party for Mr. Lorillard, the fast two-year-
old Victory, by imp. Billet, by Lizzie Vic,
by Uncle Vic, price $4,000. Bonnie Oaks
is remarkably fast filly, and Victory ran
second at Chicago TO Grinsteads Mistake
beating Kimball, Wallenstein, Bye and
Bye, Luke Blackburn and Chris. Doyle.
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Political.


National Associated Press to the Star.
HARRISBURG, July 1.-THE Democratic
Convention for the nomination of State
Treasurer met at 4 p. m. again yesterday in
the Opera-housc and adopted platform.
d. s. Barr, of Allegheny, was then nom
nominated for State Treasurer and the
Convention adjourned sine die.
IOWA PRoHiBITIoNIsTs.
CEDAR RAPIDS, IA, July 1.-THE Prohibit
ton Convention met yesterday. but did not
reach nomination. Those dissenting from
the action of the Convention, after its close
nominated State ticket with Prof. G. Il.
Carpenter for Governor.
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JACK
Makes Another Lively Stir in the
City of Memphis.
Five New Cases Reported this Morning.

Considerable excitement was created here
this morning by private kilograms intimat-
ing that a number of new cases of yellow
fever had appeared in Memphis.
Rumors of these were circulated in the
streets and on Change and caused great
uneasiness among all classes, but especially
among those having friends in Memphis or
whose business connections were in that
direction.
These rumors could not be verified till
the noon report of the Board of Heal tn
was received. This is embodied in the fol-
lowing dispatch and shows that the rumors
are only too true.
Special to the Star.
MEMPHIS, July 17.-Five new cases Of
yellow fever are reported by the Board of
Health. The announcement creates much
excitement, and another general exodus to-
night is looked Tor.
The new cases are all in family named
Hester, and Mrs. Hester is now reported
dead. The physicians do not fear an epi-
demic.
AT NEW ORLEANS.
Inquiries at New Orleans at o'clock this
afternoon elected the following:
Special to the Star.
New DREAMS, July III P. M.-No gel
low fever excitement and no sickness OF
-
any account here. On the contrary, the
city quiet and healthy.
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tKelly. "Krlly, McVey. thrown.
Umpire Mclean.
4 he Turf
COLUMBUS DRIVING PARK.

COLUMBUS, July 17.-Bele Brassield won
the unfinished race in 2:2S19 yesterday.
The first race was won by Kate Middleton
in 2:2415, 2:24, 2:26H, Sleepy Tom, IN the
mile heat pacing race, made the best time
on record. Time, 2:l4A, 2:19H, 2:l7H,
2.IGI Oil
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Aquatic.
LAKE GEORGE REGATTA,

LAKE GEORGE, N. Y, July 1.-THE four
cared shell race between the Argonauts,
Saugertes and Cohoes crews was rowed
this morning over course of one mile and
half, straight away, and was won BY the
Saugertes. Time, 9:O3; Cohoes second,
9:16 and Argonauts last, 9:l8K.
REGATTA AT KEoKuK.
KEoKUK, a., July 1.-THE Junior single
scull was won by Beasley, of Peoria, the
four-oared gig race, and also the Junior
four-oared race by the Peoria Club. The
Minnesotas won in the double scull race.
LAKE GEORGE REGATTA.
LAKE GEORGE, July 1.-THE opening
races of the Lake George Regatta occurred
yesterday. The four.oared race, one mile,
between the German brothers, of the
Olympic Club, Albany, and the Clay broth
ers, of the Zephyr Club, of Detryit, was
won by the former in II minutes, 25k
seconds.
COURTNEY READY FOR HANLAN.
New York, July ia Herald Silver
Lake special says Courtney announces his
willingness to row Hanlan for 5000 on
American waters.
Notes.
Rarus and Hopeful trot at Chicago next
week Thursday for purse of $1,000.
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Conclave of HeptasOphs.


NATIONAL AsSOclhIeu IIeoo W NhS Deoi'
. BALTIMORE, July l7.-The Supreme Con-
clave of Heptasophs reassembled this morn
ing Supreme Archon Spencer, OF Texas,
presiding. The session was occupied in
discussion Of changes of the ritual and
proposition to abolish the encampinent de-
gree, which latter will be adopted. The
election of officers will occur tomorrow.
This afternoon the delegates visited the
parks and other points of interest in the
city
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An infallible remedy for Fevor and Agua
is Ayers Ague Cure. Wholly vegetable
and containing no quinine, it is harmless
and sure.
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THE SPORTING WORLD.


Baseball.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Providence defeated Cincinnati yesterday
afternoon by a score of to 3. To-day will
decide who is the better Club. The fol-
lowing is
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-17

To conceal and eradicate all natural and
other blemishes OF the complexion, uss
Hogan's Magnolia Balm.
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A Fool Once Mere.

For ten years my wife was confined 10
her bed with such complication of all
ments that no doctor could tell what waz
the matter or cure her, and | used up q
small fortune in humbug stuff. Six monthS
ago l saw United States flag with Hop
Bitters on it, and thought would be q
fool once more, | tried it, but my folls
proved to be wisdom. Two bottles cureS
her, she is now as well and strong as any
mans wife, and it cost me only two dollarA
Such folly pays."-[ H. W., Detroit, Mich.
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The BufOfl Trial.

Rarus and Hopeful trot at Chicago mex
week (Thursday) for purse of $1,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-26

Perhaps no one medicine Is so univer.
sally required by everybody as q good ca.
thartic. SwAYNI's Tar AND SARsAPAR-
LILA Pills are prepared expressly to meet
this necessity, being composed Of purely
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parilla, Yellow Dock aud other concen-
trated juices enter largely into their com.
position; the whole strength Of which Is
extracted on IN entirely new principle.
They are mild in their operation, produce
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medicine. They stimulate the liver To
healthy action, cleanse the stomach and
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mittent and congestive fevers, languor,
~drowsiness, aching pains in the back, head,
slight Chills, with hushes OF heat, female
Irregularities, and for a bilious and cos
tive habit, nc medicine Is 80 prompt and
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PAR1LIA Pills. Ifyour druggist or store
keeper has not got them, or will not pro.
cure them for you, we will forward them
by mail on receipt Of price, lin currency
or three cent postage stamps), % cents 1
box, or FIVE boxes for 81. Address letters
Dr.. Swayne & Son, No. $50 North Sixth
Street, Philadelphia. TTS4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-26

One quart OF -four having in II one mea.
sure Of "Banner" Baking Powder; rub in
the -four two tablespoonful shortening
and one.halt t%easpoonful salt; make a soft
dough with milk or water; roll out to
about one:quarter Of an inch in thickness;
have ready your apples, chopped fine;
spread them over the dough; sprinkle on
them sugar, small pieces Of butter, and a
little grated nutmeg; turn up the dough
all around to prevent the apples from com.
ing out; roll up and place In a cloth that
has been a moment in boiling water,
wrung out, and creased with lard and
dredged with -four; tie at both ends, al.
lowing room for the pudding to swell;
steam for n hour; eat hot, with wine
sauce or cream.
Each can Of Banner Powder contains q
measure to use instead OF q spoon. A
Pound Can with the measure and Banner
Recipe Book complete, mailed to families
on receipt OF 80 cents. Address, Banner
Baking Powder, P. o. Box S6S, Pittsburgh,
Pa, If you cannot procure it from your
grocer.
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II Baldneas or a deficiency or Hair


Exists, or II the Hair is gray, dry or harsh,
the natural youthful color can be restored
by using "London Hair Color Restorer,"
the most delightful article ever introduced
to the American people for increasing
growth, restoring its natural color, and at
the same time a lovely hair dressing and
beautifer. It is totally different from all
others; not sticky or gummy, and free
from all impure ingredients that render
many articles obnoxious. In fact it is ex.
quisitely perfumed, and so clearly and
elegantly prepared as 10 make it a lasting
hair dressing and toilet luxury. ]. A.
Tynes, q prominent citizen, Wilson, N. O.,
writes: Some ten years ago my wite's hair
commenced falling, and got very thin and
gray; but after using London Hair Color
Restorer" the scalp became healthy, the
hair stopped falling, the color was restor.
ed, and is now growing beautiful.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Restorer. Price, rs cents q bottle. Six
bottles, 81. Main depot for the o. s., $50
North Sixth St., Philadelphia. rrhs4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-26

PERSONAL MRNTIoN.-C. W. Seabright
the Centre Wheeling merchant tailor, left
for Long Branch and the East this morn.
ing.
DR.. Mary E. Walker will be at the
S~teubenville Reunion this week.
Prot. John NJ. Birch and Mr.. George
Woods, returned yesterday from a Ken.
lucky and Indiana visit.
Miss S. Louisa Swatell, formerly OF this
city, but lately Of New Orleans, is visiting
friends here.
Mr.. Jos. W. Bell, Of Logan, List & Co.,
LETT for Baltimore last night, for a brief
visit
Capt. Charles Dunlap will have charge
OF the Cumberland accommodation for a
few days in the absence OF Capt. Allen.
Mrs. R. W, Dinsmore and Misses Ella
and Jennie @. Dinsmore, of Washington,
Pa, are at the New M'Lure.
Fred. Drelrhorst who has been laid up
for some time Is out again.
The agent OF the Wallace Sisters is at
the Stamm House.
R. II. Phelan, Esq, Waynesburp, Pa,
W. E Tingle and wife, Cincinnati; B. W.
Smith, Lafayette, Ind, and Jas. Capertor,
Muncle, Ind, are among the recent ar.
rivals at the Stamm House.
Capt. W. A. List and G. D. List left fol-
Cincinnati last night, to bring up the ST,
Lawrence to this city on Friday as usual.
DR.. NJ. R, Boyd Of Cameron, was in the
city yesterday.
Frank Burt, OF Warrington, is at the
New Mcclure.
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TaIEr ARREsrED.-Constable Charles
Exley last night arrested q man named
Jane Atkins in the Market House, who il
wanted at Toledo, Ohio, for q theft o.
S2,00Oin money, which 1t Is alleged be
stole on the 22d Of August from George
l. johnson, OF that place. Constable
Exley received o telegram yesterday morn
ing describing the man and asking him Ia
be or the lookout for him. The man
acknowledged the theft, and waiv.
ing a requisition accompanied Officer
John Combs to Toledo, who came aftel
him, He had on his person 5000 81
when arrested. Officer Exley deserves
credit for the tact and enterprise displayet
by him in working up this case. Wher
arrested Atkins attempted resistance and
produced a revolver, but was persuaded tc
abandon his attempt.
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CERTIFICATE OF IScoRroRArloS. Lon
Saturday, Secretary OF State Brady issued
a certificate Of incorporation to the
Parkersburg Carriage and Manufacturing
Company for the purpose Of manu-
featuring and sale Of carriages, wagons
and all kinds Of vehicles, for the
general manufacture of wood or iron,
and also to sell, barter and exchange
produce, dry goods and groceries and
other stock, and for any other. purpose
useful to the public for whichta firm OF
corporation may lawfully be formed. Tbe
principal Office shall be at Parkersbure.
and to expire June LIST, 1900. $1,000
have been subscribed for the purnose al
formation, Of which s., 900 have been paid
In, and they desire the privilege Of in.
creasing the stock to 500, 900 BY the sale
Of additional stock. The stock Is divided
into shares Of 500 each, OF which R, s.
Mitchell holds s shares, s, T, Horn
80 shares, Thos. Miller s shares, E,
J.. Avery 80 shares, O. W. Horn, OF Wi.
mington. Del, 80 shares; S. P. Horn, Of
South Marlborough, N. H., 10 shares; 7,
J. Horn, of Marietta, s shares, and j, ]
Harper, Of Parkenburg, 9 shares, and the
capital to be sold hereafter to be divided
into shares Of like amount,
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The marks indicate feet and rising.

The marks indicate 8 feet and rising.
Weather, showery.
The Bachelor will leave for Pittsburgh
at z A. N. to-day.
The W. N. Chancellor, a new boat built
for the Parkersburg and Pittsburgh trade,
will pass up early this morning on her
first trip.
The Hattie Rowland, running in place
Of the Stockdale, will pass down Wednes-
day for Cincinnati.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati yes
terday, and will return at the usual hour
this evening.
The Courier willresume her place in the
Parkersburg trade thismorning.
The Diurnal and Welcome will leave for
st: Mary's to-day at the usual hour.
The Phaeton, Telegram and 0'Neal are
making their usual daily trips.
The st. Lawrence leaves Cincinnati this
evening for this port.
The prospects for a big river are excel
lent.
The steamer Phaeton is undergoing re-
pairs at Sweeney & Sons North Wheeling
machine shop. Her wheels will be made
one bucket larger and the size Of the
buckets increased n foot III diameter.
tBy Telegraph
Prrrs9uReH, August %. River 2 feet
and rising. Still raining.
EVANSVILLE, August 25.-weather clear
and cool. River rising.
CA1Ro, August 25.-Riyer l2 feet and
rising. Weather fair Thermometer IA.
ST. LOUIS, August 25.-Riyer 10 feet o
inches and falling. Weather clear and
warmer. ~
NEw ORLEANS, August 25.-Weatber
partly cloudy. Thermometer 9OU. Light
C~rNcrNATI, August 25.-River Ia fact a
inches and rising. Weather cloudv and
5Tpi; I tSe river nNS has risen 9 feet 8 inches