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, 1880-03-29

THE outlook for peace md quiet in sat,
Francisco 10 Improved by tho disposition Of
Mayor kAlloch to cooperate With tho Cltizcis'
Protective Union In tho preservation Of good
order and the prevention of disturbance. At Il
largo mhss-mcctinE Inst nycnlnB tho Mayor cx-
pressed tho tcsirc that tho SRndLotters SHOULD
cease their profnne aud threatening speechca,
md utIdet1 that tho peopte wcro tired Of Kcarncy
and hl8 aHitNtIuu.
, 1880-03-29

Mr.. john Sherman Is reported to have per-
sonally affirmed the correctness Of q state
lnent lnatle III n speech BY Il Mr.. Bateman, Of
Cincinnati, to tho effect that, "in the wil,terof
l877'75, Mr.. Joseph .Sledill, Of THE CHICAGO
Tribune, chilled ut the Treasury Depart
lnent, n1ll In violent manner demanded Of
the Secretary pledge TINT he would nulltfy
tho Resumption act, pleading that the re-
ttelnpton Of the grcenbacks in coin when
presented by tho holders would break nil tho
National banks, bankrupt nil the business
men, and ruin tic country, and especially tho
editor of TIE Tribune, who was gr1eyously
burdcncl with delt.n
, 1880-03-29
TRIBUNE 1IisANC11 OFFICES.

Tn1 CnfcAao TnlnCxE hos cstnh,!shed branch
Offices for tho receipt Of subscriptions And ndvcrt'so.
Menta ~ follows: ........ ......
NEW yDNK-Noon q 1rtbs.ns building. F.T. hc-
FAnnEH, btnnnrpr.
GLASGOW, Scotland-Allnn's American Nous
Agency. II Ncnlolh-rL
LONDON. Eng.-AmeEcnn Exchange, ~ Strand.
Henry y. 1tf.IR0, Agent.
WASHINGTON. d. C.-l3lN F stfoot.
, 1880-03-29

TIE Working,ncn's Union Of Chicago is
understood to bo tnlkiny about strike, but tho
1cmInnc desire to talk has thus fur prccluded
nny dcfnit action to TINT end For tho saIno
reason, IT. nppoars, tho Union has thus fur been
uunbfo to Install Its otlcorS,
, 1880-03-29

A MAJORITY OF the Texas delegation, 1t Is
now assorted, Ii positively opposed to tho third
term. Advocates OF tho boom ahould tAko
warning from tho result In the Iono-staF State,
and not boast too loudly about Kontucky anu
Missouri. It Ia a faot That Ao Htate Convention
yet has como up to tho promises aud oxpecta'
tons Of tho thlr.i-termitos In point OF enthusl"
aanl Of unanlmlty. atark thatI
, 1880-03-29

IN answer To tho B1al,dero,ls ncctlHatlou
that tho Republican candidate for Governor LII
lthodo Island bought his nomination by the pay
luent ut 1000, the Providence Juur'lul says:
Tho columns ut this newspaper arc open to my
reputable lnolnber ot. tho frohibltary purity, for
nent, or personal ilarratlyo OF Uyonts that will
~ tu show olthor that tho Republican pary
over tnMtte an agreement to noln!nnto Lfcut-
Gov. H0wArd for tho oIfice Ut Governor, or
that tho purity, or tll,y Acorutitod representative
Df 1t, Dyer DGurel to nominate him far that 0cot
Tor M0NGy Or my other consideration,
, 1880-03-29

pAnr1Es digging well recently near Dtr-
mtnghn1n, AIN, unexpectedly struck II petroleum
veln, and obtained ut once d flow 0f ninoty
barrels tlny. rho community Is greatly excited
In CONSEQUENCE.
, 1880-03-29

TIE attempt Of tlle Four Stnlwarts In Satur~
day's TRIBUNE to catch tho oolored voto BY
gepious and sklllful. but It. will hardly work
Each one Wed wlth the other, and upitheE wa
, 1880-03-29

ALI. the delegates to tho Connecticut To-
publican Convention must, Under tho rules OF
tho party In that State, bo scleutol at' lcust yo
days before tho Convention moots, April Is
the dato OF meeting, honco tho canvass will DO
substantially oluscd by next Friday night, April
2. According to present Indications, thore will
be no Grunt 4tteugth developed lu Connecticut.
Tho light ID entirely bctweon tho Dialno forcos,
leu BY Marshall lowell, Judge Harrison, and
othoss, and tho Edn,uRda men. hcsdo1 by 0ou.
llawley, ax.presiloat Woolspy, Charles Dudley
Warner, and others. Thu absoIce OF any ''call :"
for usant In Connecticut is quite as significant
~ tho settled opposition Of Indiana to tho third
term. 10th aso close States, and tho nopubo-
aus In each know tho value OF votas. An OK
preston Of opinion fro1n such State aa Indiana
or Connecticut ought to outweigh in tho judy
tnent Of psudont Republicans tho combined veto
Ut nil tho snto Democratic States like Tuxus,
Kcntucky, Mtssourl. Mississippi, and Arkansas.
, 1880-03-29

THE KELLOGG CASE AND ITS IMPORT.
Tho bad filth OF the Democratic movement
Iii tho United SAtes Senate, under the leader
ship Of Ben Hill, to unscat Kellogg, of
louisiana Inns been fully exposed and do
nouncc'l by tho Charleston Is. o. Nc.us nntl
Courier, ono of tho leading Democratic
newspapers Of the South.
| Tho story Is retold of the agreement be-
tween tho Republicans and Democrats In tho
closing hours of tho Inst Congress whereby
Kellogg, of Louisiana, a11 Butler, OF South
| Car0llna, wcro sworn III and took their seats
| us members OF the Senate. Tho Republicans
were then in q majority, NO TINT the agree-
lnent was gain for the Domocrats. Just
before tho final vote admitting Kellogg was
| taken, Mr.. Mcrritn0M moved that Spofrord, the
contestant for Kel1ogg's seat, be permitted to
| produce his testimony at tho bar OF the Scn-
ate. Mr.. Edlnuntls arose and stated that this
motion was IN plain violation Of the Under
standlngo; this statement was recognized
rs true by tho Democratic side,
| Mld Mr.. Merrimon withdrew Ills motion. The
resolution was then adopted which declared
that Kellogg was lawfully entitled to Ills sent
"upon tho merits Of the case" This WIS n
tnal disposal of tho controversy. linnledt-
ntely utter, III pursuance OF the understand
| Ing, tho Democratic resolution was passed
| Which simply provided TINT, m, q. Butler,
Ut South Carolina, bo sworn In as Senator
from TINT state." II Dutlcr holds Ills seatby
Virtue OF Republican concession ut time
when he could otherwise havo beon oxclul-
ed, a1nl simply upon d motion that ho be
sworn III, the otfort to uEscat Kellogg, who
wns declared to be "lawfully entitled" to
Ills sent "upon tho merits OF the case," Is
ltsrcputable piece OF business.
It Is clear that Mr.. Ben Hill md the other
Democratic Senators associated wilt, him in
this movement to unscat Kellogg have no re-
spcct for the obligation of I'LL agreement Mt
anymoment they ]layo tho power to violate 1t.
Tho Ncus aud Courier. tiough'a Democrat
ic organ which tlisayows any liking for KeI-
]ogg, maintains that the souate "cal,not law
fully oxpel him unless by u two-thIrts yotor;
declares TINT IFS admission Twas regarded rs
n ntnalttyat Tic time, and ought not, therefore,
to be disturbed or rcopcucdn; SAYS that the
effort to unscat him twill DO regarded Mt the
North rs evidence OF the determination OF
tic Democrats to preserve their majority In
tho Senate Mt nny cost J, and ADVISES tho Dem
ocratlc senators "to iicclIuo to follow tic
, 1880-03-29

THE Pennsylvania Steel Company, at Ilar-
risburg, engaged In the manufacture Of r,ula,
has tuss added IN ADDITIONAL Dcsscmcr- steel
, 1880-03-29

SENATOR DulsNs1DE said neatly OF his
moral scicuoo In the Benate3 " thiuk nono of
VI havo ever vutfersd from any such teaching
received In our youth, but many Of us have SUIT
fored from d lack Of such touching" NCport
dota not say whether burnside Looked faxodly at
Hill during tho delivery Of this orat!ou or not.
, 1880-03-29

TIE latest development on tho Republican
Side In Connecticut is tho issuing Of u sort Of
rronuncsnncnto, which appeared Thursday
morning III tho New lInvon papcrs, in advocacy
Of Senator Ednlunls for tho Presidency. 1t il
egnrl by ex-prcs!t1ont Woolsey, of yaio; Prof.
Simeon Z. Baldwin. Prof. William II. Hrowcr, Of
tho Sheffield Scientific School; Prof. Winn, @.
Sumner, of Yale; DR.. Leonard Dacon, Prof.
Francis Wnyland, Dcnn OF the Law School Fnc-
ulty; tho Rov. Edwin 11arwood, Hector Of Trlu-
tty Church; George II. Watrous, President Of
tho Now York, Now Haven & Hartford Railroad
Company; g. u. sargent, q manufacturer, rho
employs over 1000 men; Edwin s. Whoclor, i
manufacturer; Georgo W. Curtis, President Of
tho City 1,ank; Wilbur r. ,Day, President
Of tho New IiAycn Bank; George 4. Butler,
Cashier Of tho Tr1lstesmol's National Da,lk. md
the author Of several papers on finance which
havo been discussed by tho American social
Science Association. md othors.
, 1880-03-29
bc. Tho Democrats hRve shown tint they
| seek power only II nhnsc It.
WHAT TIE CHAIRMAN OF sHEnMAN'B
H00M EAYB


"1ltt yt,u ailutte, Mr. tInturpup, To sr, Atelill,
Of THE En1cAtiO 1'r1NuHE, III the pnasugo rc-
letFfti Z H.; 70 III yh''f epccetF'
nWi,nt in wi, th,nlr of ,hc tr,,thr,,,csa or HI,
.lcnai?' - @''S '''> ~ - '''s
~ hnr,lly think Mr.. Mn.flll will venture to
HSsny tS @ @mnv,ns fcry ncnsc,! COMMENCEMENT m M Wlth
r,ss,,n,on r., x VIII, yehan"n a1 H., ~ VI
M,sIHi tic iucna,irEs tnkoIi or rlr,tomnlntel H.
tho Secretary to garry INT tho law: .urRu! thnt
fng tAw ";s mol s!csEeti ~ no enrsica MI ~.
ti,n IN ntnrrn,,,ons M ut - thn ,. ,s i rE hiu..
aelf uI,, ls,ti oyery h,ssn.ss-, tint. mil N.ltoI,i
hnnk III tho country, ansl IN cntlrsc Of tho
en'yefsatioH TINT ~ *n! 70 thp sneretafy that
nnHo issI1r ~ u, ,rn,,r ,, gnr, ~ h Swsyr ry
s,,ys. hit hu viii hmr,,iy ,cnv n ~ ennyrrsnl3nn
with tho Secretary III Ills .1jcc, III which hu dis
nRfccu with tho bccrcsGry rs 70 tho rnllcy and
nnr,iy r. md " wr'' th u tnuirs n,yo o cnn1
wnru thIio,l to. ni,l tfnt ho niitl thn SECRETARY
rnrtE,l IN Kuti tlcnl Df hcnt. 1t might int liu
lsalo 70 say tt1at slr: Me,iiii. II Its vehcnencc,
%r 4 3ht,, ,n .st S ,, ,,,, eta, ,,.o,
since tint intcryiow hu hns ntt i,a(d hir. Hhrr
man to his t,soEn with mitch lovc. Indeed, It
inay 70 aalh thnt hc has over since cGti il1lnblG
!" mu a any.nns ~. Nou III or aoout Mt: nherlnn1'.
Ill. AIM i.,aa I''.n''.s, .n'.'t,' y. onetnl
p, ~. o.,1', mus Ho pesnt'ia! h'eh1easo VI
,'.n', ~ ,,,s 10 as nooa. o a'c' III aea
na, WIN huu.ttul,s. '"fH1.lt's' A11a e,'ooi1'7n
Inu"4s. nma su.sesst"a ho!.o olo .on' n.Ih ut,
between M editor md IN o''icchoadcr 1T WASH
ington. Tho chnrsnnn Of tho ssnatt boom pro-
fcs'cs we believe, to bc lawyer; but, II ho pos
scsaed enough Of tho judicial propensity Of
mind to qlinlify him to act ercn ns Judge Of
iog-t'ght or liotsc-rncc. he would perceive tho
.,,n's'.", ~ tuo sIos' ''" 'no
NO person tn his rltiouAl snnscs. acquainted
With tho l"w-tnaktng power Of this country md
ct tho ministerial duties of the sccrctnry Of tho
Trcastlrr. would over think nf asking hf'n to
rnpcnl nr nttallfy tho Resumption act. lie hnd
M option In tho matter. IFS business wns to
curry out tho law tntcr tho ortl0rs ot tho prcst-
dent. Tho ctttor Ut TIE TntnuNE woutd
never dream Of going to tho rrcsIicnts hend
clork Of tho Trcnsury Durcau to hnvo
tho most Important net Congress bud passed In
dozen ychrs sot asi,le ani rendered nugntnry.
II any executive officer wero to bo spoken With
on tho subject. 1t WIS mnnifcstty tho President
himself, and not ono Of hls Secretaries: but
thero Is no allegation that Io over 60 much MS
mentioned tho subject to tho President.
Thoso WIS only ono authority that possessed
, 1880-03-29
AAlU9EAIEST3.

McVlrker'a Theatre.
Madison ttreet, bntwenn Denrbosn and State. En-
Eaxemcnt Of Miss Adn Cavenlis1. "Jan0 Shore"
, 1880-03-29

TnE action of tho Pennsylvania board ot
Tartaons In refusing tho applications Of Kcnb,o
retroff, snitcr, Crawford. aud HAMBURGER ~.
Executive clctnenoy viii be xoncrniiy epnrored
l,y tho people Ut that Btato, Tho nor.ons
named ploatletl guilty to charge Of corr,,ntly
soliciting tho votes OF members ot tho Lcol..
nttlro In connection With tho 1ttots. Claims hIIl
Tho only cxtenuating circumstances slfcrtyi on
tholr hcllnlf wis thAt thoy did not know what
thoy wcre nbout. md TINT thcIr cxertions ,vcro
unsuccessful. Pardon wns sought for then,
rcn1fy on political grounds n!ono. KembIo In
ntttlior Ut addition, Dlvstnn, and s,tonccs'
hlts long bccn an aotlye political ngcnt In thu
stato. md Resigned position an tho National
Republican Committee In fnvor Of Don Com.
oror. THO Governor ha1 nothing to DO with thla
case. The lsoar.l Of Partlons Is composed OF tho
Lieutenant Governor, tho Secretary Of Intornni
Affairs, tho Attorney General, and tho sccrctnrv
of tho Commonwealth. Without tho rccom.
,non.lat'on OF this body tho Governor is power.
less to act.
, 1880-03-29

THE heavy guile Of Saturday and Sunday
on Lnko Michigan was attended with but fuw
disasters to shipping, and those Of minor consc-
, 1880-03-29

Dearborn street, cofnor Of M0nroe- EneaGemon
Of the WcnthGetby- Goodwin Esotiqucs. "Iobhlcs.'
, 1880-03-29
lInuattn's Theatre.

Corner Randolph uni State strcoia. Boston Mon
dclssohn Quintet Club.
, 1880-03-29

Randolph street, tctwcon Clark md In sAl1p. FIT
ra4cmont of Tho Trnschlnns Of kalamazoo. "Ou
B3hoo! Uays, OF, Boys and ultls Agnln."
, 1880-03-29

/. Clark street, bptwcen Washington and Randolph.
EuguRomont Ut ST.. VIII Gillette. "Jho Professor
, 1880-03-29

MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1850.
, 1880-03-29

Sin WILLIAM Call and Mr.. Sidney paget
aro I,sarrcllng publicly III London about a
gambling dubt Of El,7lI. The tnornla Of tho
transaction do not enter into tho controversy ut
ail. Tho question Is simply whothor Sir William
gnmbEcd long enough. Mr.. Sidney Pagot says
not, and asserts TINT he would huye won oycry.
thlng back ii he had hlld tIt,le. As Paget up
pears to bo financially irresponsible md inca-
rnb|o Of paying, and Sir WlljH1n Gull Is not, tho
gat1le n,'st hayo baon losIug ono for the latter,
however lung It WIS continued. So fur pngct IL
so,ind on tho main question. Puget, tho loser, Is
IL member Of tho Turf Club, and Ca1l is not An
nppeal to tho Club was Intellectual. An uppcal
to society has mt, howovof, boon 80 useless, rs,
under tho very peculiar colo uf morals which
prevails In England, a gambling debt, simply BE-
cd'ise 1t cannot ho enforced at law, is tho most
sacred OF all How lonR will 1t bo bctoro our
eflotc civilization gets up TO tho standard that
has been established In EnKand7
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our.y paprerous,yI III.

Los PNos AGENCY, August 20, via LAKE
Cry, CAL, August 2S.-Three Indian run
ners, from the Utes agency, arrived here
this morning and report Chief ouray
dangerously i'll and not expected to live.
They came with message from ouray to
the sgency physician here, DR.. John H.
Lacy, in whom he has the utmost conf.
dence, requesting him to come immediate
ly. The Doctor and his escort left imme.
diately by the mountain trail. The. Indians
will furnish relays Of horses and the
Doctor intends. to make the distance, one
hundred and twenty miles, in fifteen
hours. 0uray went TO that point TO assist
the commission in prevailing upon the
Utes TO sign the treaty. II Ouray dies the
treaty will never be signed by the South
ern and White river Utes.
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TELEsRAPHiCTAPs.
Minor Occurrences of Yesterday In Var.
ious Parts OF the Country.

Minor Occurrences OF Yesterday In Var.
tous Parts OF the Country.
Postmaster General Maynard will enter
upon his duties today.
The Massachusetts Greenbackers hold
their State Convention on September 22d.
James Alliger, the New York broker,
has been held 10 $4,000 bonds to answer
charge OF negotiating stolen bonds.
Hon. R. Z. Trowbridge, Commissioner
OF Indian Affairs, who has been i'll for some
time, will II able, leave fof his home in
Michigan to-day.
Rev. Charles L. Crowther, pastor OF the
Evangelical Church at Findlay, O., depart.
ed suddenly for his former home in Eng
land Sunday night. He had engaged in
speculation on borrowed capital, aud left
Sl5, 900 debt and $50 assets.
AT Deadwood, D. T., the jury in the case
OF postmaster r. o. Adams, charged with
the embezzlement oil nearly $4,000,
brought In a verdict ot guilty. Adams
will probably give bail and appeAlthe case
to the territorial Supreme Court
10, Miller, one OF the prof oprietors Of the
Washington Daily Critic, whilst adjusting
the sash Of asthird story window last even'
ing, lost his balance and fell 10 tie ground,
distance OF torty.fve feet. He was badly
injured and Is not expected TO recover.
The New York police last night az.
rested Josephine ScheidelaT, ooufec'
TONER, and Mira. Woolrahb, q midwife.
charged with having burned the body Of
still.born infant on Wednesday last,
whose death was not reported 10 the
Health Officer.
| Simon Zimmerman shot his vile and
then suicided at Chicago yesterday morn.
;ns my Their Two little children remained
In the room with the dead bodies till last
night, when they were discovered b,
brother upon his return from work. NJ
cause for the act Is known.
A At Buffalo, N. Y, shooting affair tool
;. place last night, Frank Trainor fatal!
4 shooting John Smithwright, fireman 8
the propeller Conisto, in the left side o
the head near the temple. The member
Of the boats crew were having an alterca
. ton when Trainor drew q revolver shoot
ing the fireman. The desperate escaped
At Chicago the body OF Mary AM
+ Matilda Faulkner q young and prepot
0 sesslng lady, was found Saturday In III
!, deserted rooms ol Hattie Mock, on Wei
. Madison street. The body was well d.
: composed at the time. The clues wer
]. followed, and Dr.. Thos, N. Cream an
1 Hattie Mock were arrested on suspicion
. producing an abortion and causing he
o death. At the er'sinquest yegterua
Q the revolving details were brought gu on
8 but each Of the accused attempted . ~ ~,
I. on the guilt on the other. The Jury ~
1t both, without ball, on q charge ot mufde
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RIVER NEWS.


A Rig Run OF CoaI-SerIous Accident 10
the Engineer OF tho Ben Wood-Other
Matters.
The river last night showed stage o
nine feet, and falling.
The Mallie Ragon, for Parkersburg, the
Florence Meyer, for Pittsburgh, the Tele-
gram, for Clarington, the o'Neal, for steu-
benville, were the only departures yesteL
day.
The Phaeton failed to get out as expected
Yesterday. She will probably leave to-day.
The Courier, for Patkersburg, and the
Welcome, for Marietta. leave this morning.
We append list Of the tow wboates pass
ing down with fleets OF coal yesterday:
Bengal Tiger, o a. NJ; Nellie Walton, 10 a.
" !; Alice Brown, LA. NJ; Fred Wilson,
u Nj Coal Valley, 1890 2. NJ; Dick Ful.
ton, p. n. Ark, lac 2. NJ; Tom Dods>
worth, 2P. NJ; Harry Brown, 2:30 P. NJ;
Hornet, No. 2, 3F. NJ; Josh Cook, 3PM;
Nellie speers, 3:30p. NJ; Enterprise, 4 p.
NJ; Baltic. 4:s0r. NJ; Hawk, 4:45 P. NJ;
Alex Swift, $50 r. N; Eagle, 0 P NJ; On
ward, $50 P. NJ; Tom Eysle, $3.50 P. Nj
Vigilant No. 81 7P. NJ; Jas. w. Gould,
7:l5P.N.
An account otthe accident to George
Anschutx will be found in our local col
p-ri PiTrspunon, August %. River 5 feet 2
inches and falling. Weather clear aud
" EvAxsvl1LE, August 2s.-Rtver 1910 It.
and rising. Weather clear. Mercury 9io.
Down: E. A. Woodruff. Up: Bowling
LoUisyiLIE, August o3.-River I feet 3
inches and rising slowly, In canal 5 feet 3
inches in chute on the falls. Weather hot.
and partly cloudy. 10
CrsciSSATr, August 2S.-River i2 feet7
inches and rising. Arrived; Vlrgie Lee,
Evansville; ]. D. Porter, Memphis. De,
parted: Buckeye State, Pittsburgh.
NEw oRLRANs, August %. -ArTlveds :
City Of Alton, ST. Louis; VIII Kyle, Gin.
cinnati. Departed: City Of Alton, ST.
Louis. Weather clear snd very warm.
Thermometer gle.
MEMPHIS, August 2S.-River fallen 2
inches. Weather warm. Departed Col.
den Grown, Cincinnati; My Choice, Ste.
6snevieve, 81. Louis; Cons Millar leaves
at daylight for Cincinnati.
CAIRO, August 23 River feet 10 inches
, aud falling. Weather clear. TheIInOme
ter So. Arrived: Z. NJ. Norton, s.. Louis;
City OF Providence, VicksbuTg. Departed
]. ". Gaf, Memphis City OF Providence
ST. Louis.
81. LOUIS, August 93,-River 10 feet
: inches by the gauge, Weather cloudy
|. and warm; slisnt shower during III,
/. day. Arrived: Rolin and batges, Tennes
I see river; Florence and baFRes and BiRle,
and hargvs, Cairoi Port Esds and bArges
d New Orleans, Departed; MRude, Mem
Y phis,
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orY OF MEXICO, August l4.-Gonzales
has an absolute majority. Congress has
nothing to do but declare the result. tits
expected that Governor Cadena will pro-
pounce against the result on the ground
Of fraud. Heis the Governor Of Zacaticas
and has well armed organized body
Of State troops. The government is watch
ing him with considerable anxiety at San
Louis and other convenient points, with
Gen. Gonzales in command.
President Diaz gave dinner TO Minis.
ter Morgan. All foreign ministers and
consuls with their wives attended, also
the cabinet ministers.
The three American companies seeking
railroad concessions are the Southern
Pacific Company, @. P. Huntington at the
head; Mexican Construction, keaded by
General Palmer, and Jay Gould, Of the
"Boston."
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ASAUGUsT COAL RUS.
i Busy Sunday Among River Men-A
PrOeession Of Boats.

a busT huuuhy hmouE hiNeF 1Ae
Procession OF Boats.
PlrrsBuRan, August 2S.- yesterday was
a Sunday Of notable activity among the
coal shippars by river, and early yester-
day morning when the fog lifted the ad,
vance guard Of Aeet Of towboats, bright
and clean with'new coats Of paint, started
down the Ohio. The extreme beauty OF
the day led thousands OF people to the
banks, and thesight amply repaid all who
took this trouble. There was q regular
procession of boats numbering about
thirty, bound for Cincinnati, Louisville,
81. Louis and other points, with packages
al coal ofrvarious dimensions. The total
shipments will reach over three and half
million bushels. The rise Of Yesterday
was Of that ephemeral class that best de-
yelopes the remarkable energy and &C.
tiyity OF Pittsburgh . coal shippers. It was
noon on Saturday before any Of them
were quite certain there would be srtici'
ent water for coal shipments, and by noon
On Sunday three million bushels Of coal
we're on their way to Southern ports.
There have been no serious mlshaps re-
ported as yet, but the river is falling with
such rapidity that much OF the coal must
be delayed at the shoal places. This rise
q simply big wave in the upper Ohio,
which, further below, will 'run ont"
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ys1GHBoRHooD NEWS.
RELLAIRE

.,,,,,. Eucampment-Attempt 10
" I' . T,,,in-Dsaih Prom an Aeei.
,','psr,onni, ssI dc, &c.
tsa rans.py D. lett Monday morning on
4. "TE ,.n o'clock train for camp Gibson.
E..vI,o n members OF the company went
" "yosd,v, and others are going through
4. Ir' T..k, Co. A. Of Steubenyille came
~. ! o'clock train and were escorted to
@Rko. depot by Co. D. ]. W. sellars
u picture Of Co. D. in front OF their
rssr just before they left. VII
;,,r,j.y evening as two gentlemen
80. s,ios up the railroad, just below the
~ ~ t,Ss house, they noticed something
s,bstrlek that looked as II it didn't be-
Z, tbere, aud on going to examine 1t
"a = coupling pin wedged into the
- .,,uj sanding up several inches above
s,,ark I Il looked like sn attempt to
5sE Ne t1in off the track, which It
I'D esrSiuly have done Il 1t had not
VA discovered and removed. 49,
s,,tant Steotzer Corporals Cline, Nause
ri Rae, and privAtes Rhodes, Cook and
Sas Of the Sheridan rifles, take In the
IA Regiment camp at Barnesyille this
II lnprts party was given at the home
dvIs Ere bitmsr, on Monday evening.
Vjs Tlimw hs1 Just returned from a visit
SSS,TiIe, and the gles club, OF which
III sl member, went down to welcome
Y Eis Mary Runyau snd Miss Nellie
Nal ne visiting iriendS IN Morristown:
Yis N,rgis Hamilton has returned
ka Wel.yllle, where she has been visit
4heads.
lob Durt was buried from the Ger.
si,autrh Monday afternoon. Mr.. burst
ii been sick since last week, when he
10 ibUEn from a buggy. He died on
ii!iyoi cOnCussion Of the brain, caused
hAtkll. =.
Viii Sic Flrt Is making preparations LOT
rsipg Into bis new house In Sheets ad-
dtan. .a,
la Chan Carroll, of St. olairsville,
mad Idends in town on Monday.
ne Democrat stand is being finished
AhLtenOOu.
NJ nlil' feeders were obliged to stop
wax his afternoon on account OF the
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