The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-16

River last night 0 feet 8 inches and all
ing.
The popular and pretty Emma Graham
will be up for Pittsburgh this morning,
unless delayed below.
The Annie Kelly Is making good head
way with her loading. Her tow will con.
sist OF Wheeling manufactures, principally
iron, with some coal, at least enough 10
run her through. Captain Hornbrook
thinks he may be ready 10 leave this even.
ing. II not, he will at least get away TO-.
morrow.
The Scotia left before five O'Clock yester-
day, and as consequence, eeveral would.
be passengers were left on the shore ours
ing their luck. She started of like she
intended taking the Fleetwood in, which
boat had got of few moments ahead.
The Scotia had large party OF handsome
young ladies on board making the round
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The John L. Rhoads, after sinking her
barges here, proceeded on her way as far
as Marietta, when she broke q pillow block
and ran through herself. She is being
repaired at Marietta, and meanwhile Cap
tain Cock is entitled to sympathy in his
bad luck.
Capt. Nixcn cont rldicts the report that
the Joe Nixon sunk barge OF coal at Bel.
lsire. She met with no mishsp Of any
kind.
Capt. Hornbrook, OF the Annie Kelly,
on his start for the South, announces,
"My address will he care OF Kennett &
Huey, New Orleans"
The prompt and reliable Andes got in
from Cincinnati shortly before midnight,
and will leave at 8 P. N. to-day. She
brought great deal Of freight and good
trip Of travellers. -
The Bachelor, Captain wintringer, got
In in the night, and will leave for Pitts.
Messers. Edie and Anderson.
Eb. Kline, formerly pilot Of the Pres
Ellison, was in the wheel house OF the
United States sBag.boat E. A. Woodruff
between here and Parkersburg. To him
the INTELLLGEScRS Is indebted for the fol-
lowing exclusive list Of distractions re.
moved in the Ohio river between Parkers.
burg and Wheeling by the steamer L. A.
Woodruff on her late trip:
One boat at Beuwood.
Two SnagS 10 KAte'S Rock bend.
One boat ut foot Little G1ee Creek.
One piece Of boat on Ohio Point, below Mounds
VILE.
One Snag at foot Of Fish ciesk.
Two spags opPSst' sistersyiIle.
One sDR9 In browns Landing.
Three snSgs below Newport, Ohio.
One sRAg opposite GesplTt, West Virginia aide,
Five snSgs ln mouth Little MuskIngum River.
One Snag In skeiR's Landing,
0neSnpg In Woods Landing.
One snaE behind Middle BrSthfF,
One snEg behind Lower Brother,
one tnag al Eugene Creseap'G
CINCINNATI, November l5.-River IS
feet inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy and cold. Arrived: Buckeye State,
Pittsburgh; CAT, Memphis. Departed:
Buckeye State, Pittsburgh.
LOUISVILLE, November l5.-River sta-
tionary with s feet 10 inches in the canal.
Weather cloudy and cold, with indica.
cations OF snow. ANDY Fulton and tow,
Tor Madison; Hope and tow, to Wheeling |;
Enterprise and tow, to Memphis.
ST. Louis, November l5.-Arrived:
scudder, from New Orleans; Common
wealth, from Vicksburg; Grand Lake,
and barges, from Cairo. Departed: Rob.
erts and barges, for New Orleans; War
Eagle, for Memphis, Pittsburgh, for
Pittsburgh. River feet 8 inches by the
gauge. Weather cloudy and cold. Indi-
cations, more snow.
WASHINGTON, November 15.-owing to
a misoonstruction OF the rules governing
licenses of steamboat pilots, Gen. Dumont,
Supervising Inspector General OF Steam.
boats, to-day decided that pilots, whose
licenses may have been suspended, can be
restored at the expiration Of suspension,
and that such suspended pilots are not
required by law to take ont new licer ses...