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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-23
A SAD SEQU Ell.
The Suicide cfa Father Followedby Thai
of His Daughter.

VAN VERT, o.. December 22.-Mon.
day evening at nine o'clock Miss Annie
Vandine. of Kendallville, Ind, took
s,rvchnine with suicidal intent, at a
house OF prostitution kept by Kate Mar
tin. After suffering the greatest agony
she die a twelve O'Clock yesterday. She
came here last Saturday, Tor rSaking home
and friends 10 engage in lie oi shame;
The ONLY motive iOr the ac. Is gathered
from two letters addressed to
Faris Fisher. brakeman on the Wa
bash Road, who was her former lover,
now residing at Lafayette, Ind, and an
other TO her neither, who lives at Gar
rett City, Ind. In both she declares
them tobe her last. In Fishers letter
she mentioned one Johns to be the
cause Of all her woes, and declaring she
would end her days in Van WHIT. Miss
Nandine was twenty.one years OF age,
prepossessing in appearance and pos
sessed Of good education. Your CORES.
pondent was unable to gather more oi
her history than that she was OF too
confiiinv nature and fell an easy victim
10 the libertinc. Her father committed
suicide in the same manner touI weeks
auO
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Small Pay.
REmorS of Change.

NEwAES, o., December PA ripple
oieX.,,rment was caused here by the
announcement that on January /, 1851,
sswrrpiuc change IL to be made in the
h.Im1rr and OniO railroad officials To-
cdyyd a, this place. and tnat the manage
meat oj the mammoth Baltimore and
Ol,JS shops and manufacturingesta0llsh
meHtS WIS To b. radically changed. III
Sruworcithat samuel HuaUn, master
maralUlS, of the whole works, is to be
rrsDyri 20 Baltimore and deposed to
the position oi muster mechanic there;
that John Mailer, boss Of the roun
house, aud James Stewart, master me-
cUan,c here. are to b. discharged with
o.; reinstatement, and that William
Harrison, Ci the Cumberland, Nd,
WORKS, is TO have charge OF the whole
concern here. These men have been
holding their respective positions over
hve years. |, ia rumored tha: the o.
g'S. u,I i OF higher msgnates located
here are 10 be likewise slashed oil.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-23
SENATE
WASHINGTON, December -.

ARLINGTON, BcCenuSf --'
Notwithstanding Mr.. Eimund's OBJ
lection on account of the absence OF 4
quorum necessity for an executive ses
sion. the Senat. on motion OF Mr. Nor
gan took up the resolution Cntred ~
him in June last, declaring that the
President oi the Senate is not constitr.
tiona!lv authorized to count the Flee
torll votes, So rs 10 determine What
vote shall be received and counted, or
what rejected. Mr.. Morgan spoke at
length in sup rort OF the resolution.
The Vice PRESIDENT appointed Sera'
tors p.ndleton and Morrill, rs members
oi the board Of visitors 10 st'end the
next annual examination of the cadets
AZ the United States Military Academy,
and Senators Morgan and Allison as
members oi the board OF visitors to at
tend similar examination e! the nited
States Naval Academy.
Mr. Booth, irom the Committee on
Public Llads, reported ttyordbly On
IL msa bill for the relief ol se,t.er' on
restored railroad lands, ani ii passed:
MIR. Windom introduced Il b!i! provid-
ing for a public builiin, for postoiiice
and other government offices, Al MINNIE.
apolis. Referred.
Mr.. Booth introduced blll 10 incor-
pora,e the Maritime Canal Company, oil
Nicaragua. Referred TO COMMITTEE on
Commerce.
Senate bill granting the right OF way
to the county OF Warren, Mlss., and to
the Vicksburs and Memphis Railroad
Comyany. through the United states
Gem terry, q tract OF land near Nicks-
burg. was taken up and passed.
TIE Senate, in executive SESSION,
voted down the motion to reconsider
Yesterdays confirmation OF Judge VIM:
b. Woods. 10 be an Associate Justice o.
the United States Supreme Court, and
his confirmation, therefore, should
stand.
The Senate confirmed the following
pos,masteys: A. c. Capper, Union
City, Indiana; A. n. Curry, Petersburg,
Il'inois; b. McCutcheon, Manisiie,
n chigan; Ward Vandusen, Ode bot,
Iowa: Miss Cora ". Harris, Butler, Mis-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-23
THE COLONIST9.
Bound 10 Hold Out-Going Home for the
Holidays.

Bound 10 Hold Out-Going Home for the
Holidays
Caldwell, KS, December 2@.-An.
other blizzard set in to-day, snow fall
ing fast. The boomers have been very
active all day making themselves CON-
Portable for the winter. At colony
meeting held to-day, it Was resolved
they would remain in camp and main.
tain their organization. a leave OF ab.
sence was granted the men living in the
ncighhorhood to 60 home 10 spend the
hoihays. Since the colony came here
ovsr two hundred men have joined, and
hold themselves ready 10 move at any
time. \ complete change in tn"
sentiment of the merchants 81 the
border towns has taken place in rerard 10
the sIening of territory. Nerchar s here
are, ,oman for Oi eling They. o.day sat.
scrlbsd over 81 900 Ia provisions, TO ald
the colony. Prominent merchants, that
have heretofore opposed the movement
have male liberal subscriptions aud
said, 81 am now for opening, ior ] see
two or three cattle combinations are
getting control Of the territory, and ex-
cluding small owners and, these mon
opoies buy their goods IN the Fast and
do not patronize US" Those familiar
with the early history Of Kansas, say
this is deep seated movement and not
a game sf bluff. Most OF the co.oDy will
rel air 10 their homes for the holidays,
In, each one signs pledge before de-
parting.
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FOREIGN.
PARIS.
The Billiard Tournam naturalization
Proposal.

The Billiard Tournam m,nt-Aroitration
Proposal.
PARIs, December - The third night
OF the billiard match between Slosson
and Vignaux opened with a large at
tendance, and tine deepest interest was
manifested. Slosson Placed the balls
where he left them last night, and made
seven points His best runs in the
course Of the evening We're 20i, - and
100. and he maintained his lead to the
end OF the nights play, scoring total
Of l,SOO, while VignaUX made l,olI.
The latter's best runs were Ill, - and 81.
PARIS, December IA telegram has
been received from Vienna announcing
that Austria, France, Italy and Ger
mans have sgreed TO the arbitration pro-
posal on conditions that all the powers
give their assent to it; that Iu'k"y AMI
Greece shall previously signify their ac'
cep;ance OF any decision OF the powers
and that for the Adoption OF the res"!u'
lions by the powers a simple majority
shall he sufficient.
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WOOL
P!ilcdei,h:s.

PHILADELPHIA, December 2l.-Woo.-
Ouiet: Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wet
Virginia Xxx and sboye 4s,a 5Oc; extra
47(s4ac; mtdium 5oS5ie: coarse i3c ;
New York Michigan, IDdiana and West
ern fine 44(9i5c; medium i915Osi
coarse I3c: washed combing and delsine
45ta.55e; unwsshed do 3fS4oc; pulled
3S(G45c.
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Cyns Growers Convention,

81 Lotus, December 2222-At the Cane
GroSrrs Convention, this morning, j.
4. Hedge, oi It. Louis. Was unanim ois.
y reelected President, Seth Kinney, ti
Minnesota, Vice President, E1 ; Jones
oi Pulaski, senn., Recording Secretary,
y. j Coleman, Corresponding Srcreta-
~, T.. ". Douglass Of -. Louis, Treas
u'rr, and G. ". EelcheT, Scientific t.x-
Pert. The rural worli agricultural pa
Per published nj ST Louis, was maie
Tue ",dc,al organ OF the association.
"cyeraor-elect Cri,tenden on an inviti-
hon atl'cs>ed the Convention briefly
u'g'us the association io presevers IN
lS c-ra, worS, sad expressing a biiiet
'A@; IE 4 lew years the sugar trade oi the
country would be Tevolulionized and
INA. "" would ultimately become en-
h'eiy 'ntc?entent oi the foreign sugar
h&SinS countries.
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DON.
Land League Meeting -Umhlonhlo De-
fseted.

fseted
Ioxpox, December 81 The land
meeting al Derry was held To dav' rs
announced, ami was protected hy
strong iorce oi polio and infantry, Inc
opposi;ion meeting on the part oi the
Orangemen was ahinioIed, hat some
f,htinc occurred after the meeting
A telegram 10 the Colonial once an
nonnces that [ mhlonhlo, the Pnni orme'
chief. has been completely routed "ith
a loss o! three hundred men anl a large
number oi cattle. TneC 'loniol loss Was
four killed AMI ten wounded.
L. Ma,tras, insurance and steainc"i i
agent. has absconded liabilities heavy.
Heavy Failure.
LONDON, December 22.-The liabilities
Of Hanson < c., bankers oi Constahll-
nople. suspended, are stated AT E!1c,o w.
Their losses are chiefly due 10 advances
made to the Porte. The failure princi'
paily affected Manchester Tie associa
tel London house Of Henry Hanson,
Great Winchester street, has Also ialIed'
A Vessel Goes Down.
LoSpox. December 22.-The steam n
Lumlev Castle, Captain Soy, from New
Orleans. November 2lst via Falmouth,
December 10th, for Reyal, has sunk on
L,m Reel. in twelve fathoms OF water,
ten miles from shore. The crew was
saved. A salvage steamer is IN attend
ance.
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RAILROAD WRECK.
A Whole Train Falls Through Tresils-
Two Cars TAKE Fire-Two Men Burned
il tie flaMeS.

CuAaLoITE. y. G., December "a
fearful accident occurred on tn Carolina
Central railroad, about three miles be-
vond Lincoln, this evening. The entire
passenger train. excepting the engine,
which passed over safely. went through
tie trestle a. this point, Full particu-
lars Gamma. be learned ye'. but ii IL den.
nitely known tha, NAL Agent Bloom
ani a passerg,r,J. W. Goodson, were
d s,ble,l by the accident and subse.
quen,ly burnt up in the flames. which
communicated, i, is supposed, from the
coal stoves used on the road TO the shat
tered aud spiintered cars, which were
piled one upon another in the chasm.
The conductor, Capt Harris Johnston,
escaped with slight injuries. There were
very iex persons on the train, and i is
not known that anyone else was killed.
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No Arbitration for Greece.

ATHENS, December 22.-Premisr Cor
monio"ris has sent a circular to the
representatives Of Greece abroad, In
ssuuEeting ~. them to decline the proposal
'' European arbitration, il it Is offered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-23

eloou ence, and could attract larger
audience to the Senate gallery, when
making a speech, than any other mem
ber oi the Senate. He is tall and thin,
with brown beard AMI mustache, eyes
and hair of the same color, and wears
spectacles when reading or writing. Ills
ewes are dark and handsome, he has
flat nose and general Teutonic cast OF
countenance, his nationality also being
O observable in his accent. He has very
handsome suit Of thick, dark.brown
hair. MIR. Schurz dresses in fine clothes,
with spotless linen. lie always wears
a carefully brushed silk hat. shining
boots. and, wnen out OF the othce, has a
light beaver overcoat, dark kid gloves
and heavy walking-stick. MIR. Schurz
is very fine musician and spends much
~ his tim" in the evening in practlcing
the art. He has his residence on l street,
filled with handsome paintings.
A Jolly, good natured man OF the CAB
met is the
Hop. Horace Maynard,
the Postmaster Gene,al. He always has
a pleasant word for everybody and Is
very generally liked. Mr.. Maynard is
large, heavy man, with very long gray
mustache and hair, IN Bnffalo Bill,
and has round, solid head. He dres'
ses in very simple manner-black
frocs coat with velvet collar, dark trous'
ers, low collar, with bit OF black ribbon
10 serve as a necktie, and a rather rusty
looking silk hat, makes up his costume.
j. +. B.
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Heavy Failure.
Spnset Out Of Danger,

Nrw YoRK, December 22.-Consress-
man g. S. Cox, i'll with pneu-
monia, was pronounced at A. NJ, ap-
parently out Of danger.
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Observation-Disclosures Dead.

DETROIT, December % IS III. Hart
x 20, manufacturers OF liquid paints,
l"lS city, made an assignment; liabilities
10, Vet known.
v, AeN Ngjrs' large Touring mill at La
''t', Vas burned this morning; loss,
: 'tn; Insurance, SIS 0GO. The Mar
sN%l h"Use, well known hotel at
Ll'iaSJon, was burned hast evening;
'0SS' $500; insurance, $500.
Rev. EIward Foster, q Methodist
munster OF Freelsnt, saginaw county,
JJ.oPped dead last evening in front oil a
NruS ~, store. lie had been srJuni town
So.,, -, Sl The afternoon, apparently in usual
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DRY GOODS.
Few xsst.

NEW Yonx. December s2.-The trade
movement continues slow and prices
firmly maintained. Cotton g,ods slug.
gish and steady. ghirtins prints, lawns
snd piques In moderate request. Cling
hams quiet WooIens roods In light de-
mand bot prices remain stsady. For.
ego goods dali
(AlditisaA X@iss ea ~ PAss.l
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WHEELING, w. VA. THURSDAY MORNING, $780,

souri,, and T. F. Singerson. Of Pennsyl.
vania, to be Secretary OF Idaho Terrific
ry.
The electoral count resolution was not
acted upon.
After executive session number Of
private bills were passed..
Adjourned till January 5, 1881.
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flh AhSk.
New York.

Nxw YoRK. bccember 22.-Mossv--
Al GCei per cent, closing at 4 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5iG1 per cent.
sterling exchange. bankers bills hrm
at 47al demand 4s2.
siLvKR-At London 81 III per ounc {;
bar silver here lili; subsidiary silver
coin Gal per cent. discount.
GovERSMEKrs-Sirong aud genGraly
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STATS BoSDs-In light request.

STATS BoSDs-ln light request.
STocKs-Thc market advanced q frac-
ton at the opening for the general list.
but subsequently became weak and de-
ciined 10 J. per cent, the latter Cana.
ia Southern. Western Union being ~
exception ami advancing - per cent. -
comIarrd with yestrrisy y n closing price.
At the first board the general market
became strong and prices rose ! 10 10
per cent. Canada Southern. Iiannil al
aud st. Joseph, New York Central and
Iron Mountain leading the improve.
mcnt. After midday reaction of 90
u per cent took place, which Was fol.
lowed by an advance of 20 2 per cent.
the latter Nashville and Chattanooga.
Speculation was generally firm In tone
IN the late dealings. but In nome stocks
there was artial reaction st the closr.
The uanraciions on the Stock Ex.
change aggregated 373 COO shares, of
which 80 we're Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy, 1900 Canada southern,
200 Central Arizona. 100 Chicago
and Alton, q. 700 Delaware, IAckawanna
and Western. ], 100 Delaware and Hud.
,on, 400 Denver and Rio Grandr.
- 900 Erie. 1900 Hannibal and ~.
Joseph, 300 Iron Mountain. 1000
Kansas and Texas. $500 Lake Shore.
800 Lake Michigan Central, 900
North western. G,4OO Nashville and Chat
tanooga, 400 New Jersey Central.
200 New York Central. 2, 40 northern
Pacific, 80 Ohio aud Mssisippi. 1900
Pacific Mail, 700 Heading. 1900 ~.
Paul. 1900 ~. Paul aud Omaha, 80
Texas PariBc. 500 Union Pacific,
1900 Wabash Pacific, 5000 Western
Union, 1000 Morris and Ess~I, 3.DO
Louisville and Nashville. 500 D iio
Central. and 2,GOO st. Louis and ran
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-23
NEIGHBoRING TOWNS
Death OF Ha yarct Rex

>rgvGgN,ltrr, - December 222.-Mrs
MlrsArrt VI l,.x, sister Of ; f.. John
s,n. ui the Egg"irrr, died yesterday
mprniu. ., three O'Clock, at the resi-
irucr oi hey brother, Rein b. Johnson,
near this city, Il pl-uro pneumonia,
agrl - years. The funeral OF her
mother. yh0 died Monday, took place
yesterday iDr,nonn at eleven o'clock.
Small Pay.
NgwAEE. %, December 22.-Mrs.
Bljly. mother of William Baily, who was
rpceat,v killed near Balmont, on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. yesterday,
Received from tine Baltimore and Ohio
Relief Association 81 900, at the hands
oi their Inspector, DR.. :. &. Priest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-23

WHHAT-Ihe market has not riiangeu
since our last quotations; prices. red win.
ter shipping and milling 9oG 9jc; best
grades new Sl.05.
CoRS-Bu, little old corn in the
market. Plenty Of new corn at 400 Si5c.
RYE-There is some being offered in
the market ut o5c. The trade, however.
is light.
OArs-The market is lively and good
demand; supply is good; new S1,a4Oc.
BARLEY-Scarce, with fair demand,
except for the hes, qualities at ESQ.,
HAY-Good demand and supply equal
To il; new loose on wagons so oOCb
81 90 per ton: b,,lcd At s2l 0O,H22 ~.
SRgDs-Timothy steady at $2 - per
bushcl for Western; clover seed 81 %
as 50per bushel.
Meats.
Packages for meats held as follows:
Casks, 1000 lbs. half casks, SEQ lbs;
tierces, $50 lbs. barrels, 80 lbs. bags,
200 lbs. No charge for package.
Meats are quiet, with slight demand
III
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Hon. Carl Schurs,

the German member OF the Cabinet, is a
fine talker. When United States Sen.
ator from Missouri, he was noted for his
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-23
Meats are quiet, with slight demand
at former figures. We quote rs follows:
Groceries.

CoprvR-Fair to good Rio at llral5c;
choice I7r. best Wheeling roasted lIc,
Arbuckles' l9r,ycllow Rio lie. Java 23c.
MoLAss.s-Syrup, common 2jG,30c;
bright 3I,d i0c; prime, i5c New Orleans,
prime new crop i6(Gisc; choice bo'.
Refined hard crushed loic;
pulycriscd, l0lc; granulated, To-, STAN
dard A, ole; on A, %; Palace &, Ssc;
extra c, s., best yellow, sc; common
yellow 7tG97!e; New Orleans 's(a,sic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-07
Another HazInr outrage at West Point

Another Hazing outrage nj West Point.
PouafKERPsIE, N. Y, April Cat six
o'clock this morning johnson Q. Whitta-
ker, colored cadet OF West Point, class
Of 1876, was found bound hand and foot
in his room at the barracks, with piece
OF one ear cut of. The other ear was slit
and his head bruised. he stated that
three masked men attacked him while he
was In bed, sometime after midnight, and
committed the outrage. Gen. Schofeld
and Commandant Lazelle are investigating
the affair. It Is believed that the outrage
was committed by cadets.
Cadet Whitaker made statement TO q
reporter, in which he said three masked
men entered his room sometime after mid
night and jumped on him as he lay in
bed. He struggled, but was choked and
pounded and told II he made noise he
would be dead man. They tied his
hands and feet and placed him on the floor
and tied his feet TO the bedstead. One
said, "Let's mark him like they do hogs
down South" They then cut the lower
part Of his left ear of, and slit the lobe Of
the other two or three times, and again
Cautioning him not to boiler left the room.
An Indian club was found near him
smeared with blood. Two Of the men
wore dark clothes and the third light grey,
and all wore black masks. Whitaker had
received warning on Sunday to keep
awake. There ia as yet no clue to the per.
petrators, though the Commandant was
investigating all day. Whitaker was
found in q half unconscious condition, but
he is able to.night,to walk around. Each
member Of the cadet corps has been ques-
toned about the occurrence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-07

PERSONAL MRSTioS.-J. R. Bell, Esq, oil
West Alexander, was in the city yester'
day.
Mr.. ]. R. Dickey, of Potomac, this coun.
ty, was in the city yesterday. :,
Mr.. Harrison Dunlevy, OF Wilson d
Dunleyy, is very Ill with typhoid fever at
his residence in the First ward.
Col. George @. Campbell, OF Parkers-
burg, Is the guest OF his brother, Dr. John
A. Campbell, Of this city.
T. ]. Hugus, ESQ.,, wants to succeed L.
S. Jordan, Esq, as Prosecuting Attorney
II the Republicans OF this county say so.
Captain Robert Cowan Is at Balti-
more.
Mr.. ]. Whitney, Of Pittsburgh, is the
guest Of John Fitzimmons, Esq, Of the
Sixth ward.
Father Boyce, Of Rowlesburg, and Father
Lambert, Of Fairmont, are guests at the
Episcopal palace.
The following are among the recent
arrivals at the New Mcclure House: Geo.
P. Mckay, Cleveland; 81. Keiser, Max
Reese, s. sichel, NJ. Heuschel, s. NJ.
Crown, New York; D. D. Williams,
Brownsville; Frank ". Hill, Cincinnati;
Geo. Keene, Chicago; W. W. Richardson,
Cleveland; G. P. Titus, Boston; Robert
U. Bowers, GAINESVILLE; j. Junkins, Mil.
waukee; L. B. Noble, Beaver Falls; L. A.
Lowther, sistersvillei F. A. ComstQck,
The Gus Williams Combination are put
ting up at the New Mcclure.
Messts. Dan Cline and Harry Wallace,
and two other young gentleman, lease
for Cincinnati to-day on q pleasure trip.
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The marks last evening indicated L
feet 0 inches and rising.
Business dull,
The Audes left last evening for Cincin-
natl with good trip out.
The Emma Graham passed up yester,
DAY en- route to Pittsburgh.
The Stockdale and Salt Valley passed
down yesterday, the former for Cincinnati
and the latter for Irontou.
The Pres Ellison Is making her usual
trips to Bellaire. See time card below.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual yesterday.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, April 5.-River feet and
stationary. Weather clear and cool.
PITTSBURGH, April 8.-Coal shipment to-
day: Louisville boats, 20 barges, Siuels,
$4,000 bushels; Cincinnati % barges,
fuels, 29l, 900 bushels.
EVANSVILLE, April 6.-Weather cloudy
and cooler; wind northwest; thermometer
60S and falling. Down: Dick Johnson,
James Guthrie, Golden Crown. Up: New
Houston.
CINCINNATI, April 0.-River IS feet
and falling. Weather cloudy and cool.
Arrived: Hudson. Pittsburgh. Departed:
St, Lawrence, Wheeling; Andy Baum,
Memphis, Golden City, New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, April 4.-Riyer falling with
II feet in the canal. Weather cloudy and
windy. Arrived: Rtna and tow from
Ironton. The Andy Fulton has been
working all afternoon at the j. D. Parker,
and has her nearly of the dam.
NEW ORLEANS, April 6.-Weather clear
and very warm. Thermometer So. Ar
rived: Golden Rule, Cincinnati; Marie
Louise arrived from Old river and goes on
the docks for repairs. Departed: Guiding
Star, Cincinnati; Belle OF Shreveport; Flu
ture City and barges, st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, April G.-River stationary
with Is feet s inches. Weather clear and
quite cold tonight. Arrived: Steamer
Genevieye, Mem his; My Choice, Cairo;
Ironsides, Birds Point; Stephens, Dyers.
burg; Diamond, Dubuque. Departed:
Champion, Paducah; City OF Yicksburg,
Vicksburg; Alice, Pittsburgh; Common.
wealth and Raven, New Orleans.