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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-11
lENTs OF FLOUR, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS FROM


The total receipts of flour and gram at Cmcago
and Milwaukee for the same weeks compare as 1oi-
lows:
Week ended T. 1881; 1889 ~, Ma Differences GsG ss
From From S S6Sh i7s592 2i2l57 Inc $500
In many respects to-day's speculation In stocks
was repetition of yesterdays market The char
acter of the opening business the exact opposite
of last evenings closing operations Instead OF fe-
verishness there was an appearance of extreme con-
fidence. and in place of dropping figures there was
boom" in prices. The early quotations from Lon
don. which were received half an hour before the
opening of business at our Stock Exchange, and
which showed marked advance in the prices for
American railways. were unusually well circulated.
and were not without their influence in establish
ing higher prices at the opening Added to that. the
entire German element of the Exchange were con-
spicuous as buyers Of ST. oks All of those notable
events caused large following from the general trad
ers and liquidation of free short interest and
general Topping over to the "lOng" side of the
traders. Hence there was very respectable mar
ket created for stocks, and prices responded to the
sudden demand. After . o'clock. however, there
was a reaction, not sharp, but continuous to the
close Yet prices generally ended considerably
higher than last evening and the new confidence
was only little if any shaken by a " healthy re-
action" The Richmond and Danville and Rich
mond and West Point shares deserve special mention
because they are the only exception in making fur
Their declines The market closed quiet and steady.
A moderate business was done i'll Government
dig per cents and small amount i'll the per cents.
Prices were firm and the bids for the 4l2s 1s
higher. Annexed are the closing quotations:
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oals,nceJan sS22 1880 1902 2s6s49 SOCIALISM
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

IoSDoy oct 10-l2:30 p. MI bonds, four per cent
-: do four hall per cent ll5S Atlantic anu uTeao
Western first mortgage trustees cerhcales o9 90 eD
ond liz, Erie Al "a consOs lO3; New YORK zen
trail 1871; Illinois Central, l46; Pennsylvana Cehtia,
SO; Reading 1924; NewYork. ontario ana "esVerh ~
Milwaukee and st. Paul common. 1852 - -. 49,.
IoyDox oct lO-2:3O D. m.-Pars advices quote tnrec
ner a 81 II confines Tor tins account
IONDoN Oct lO-4:OO D. m.-Consols, 10OlSs for money
and lOl Lad Atlantic Great western
frs mortgage trustees certificates 6os Ere "A new
YorkCentral 1875 Pennsylvania Central oo4' he@inR'
323a 1900, 1900 ,,r,o
per cent renes 81 722 centmes for the account
LONDON Oct. l0-400 II mine amount OF bullion gone
into the OF England balance TO-DAY IS Sl2,UOU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-11

The following table shows the comparative 'oh-
mage of each railroad in the articles named-hour'
grain and professionalism the week ended octooer
z and the corresponding week of 1881; the TO-
tai shipments from Chicago of flour and gram, ana
the portions of those totals which were carried oy
the railroads for the same weeks:
SHIPMENTS OF FLOUR GRAIN AND PROVISIONS FROM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-11

Therece1pts of flour and grain at the princlpai
Atlantic ports this 10th day OF October were
New.YorK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-11
Wholesale PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending Oct. 10 1882.
RFANs AND PEA.

MANS AND Pas.
Receipts for the weck-Beans 32 Digs, Peas sss bush
EXports-Beans. 800 Dkgs Peas l32O bush me new crop
OF coming forward very slowly not enough
in meet the wants OF the trade Marrow are
selling at a. SOQsZ Medium at ~ 90, and Peas 50 TO-
Old state White hrmer in sympathy with New m
pOred Beans selling freer at further Bht advance Con
siderable lines Offering 81 OaSl 10 ana Jobbng safes
are al 80. Choice state Bed Kidney scarce and
fore to pay money FOR TO ship on today 3
steamer Turtle dull. Peas in fair jobbiug de-
obbed al II o. ana more would sell
q Duce. southern Back Eve OMer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-11

The market shows further slight Improvement IN fine
fresh table butter the supply OF which. 10 within day
two scarcely led The wants OF te Local trade 10
day howe1 the market very quiet Receipts are larger
receivers and buyers share the impression that teu
lin been checked. Ii Is more dihcult
quotations than II
weeA making soc for very Fancy
pals, whit others ind difficulty In doing
much business "A way above Sac. The fancy
marks reachnZ Bic; few pet Iowa and Min
Creamees also selling at that price, Du sc
more the fancy brands The advance in iTesh
GODS has wen no dcrs chance work OF the best
June Creaneries, at GeuIes which about cover
cost or In some instances make small prOnt
Fine Fresh sweet Cream Creamery sold at SOC, and
snme ice Dairy In light
supply received rather more attention from the act
Thar Selections OF n1f nritn tubs
Choice entire dlcs Of irkius though not
i'm sharp demand have sold the Of arrive 90 29O
Imitation Creamery and selected Ines OF
daiy promptly aiSal choice mDfOken iny oes
in fir demand the quality generally irregular that
buyes are rarely willing pay BE foT the best. Factory
has little export movement this week and much can
from the iObbiug trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-11

Rcceipts for the week. 7'-g3 boxes last 60 tI5
boxes corresponding week last 36 boxes Exports
the wees ~ 33 boxes same time last ,Jl2
boxes. Liverpool cable quotations. .Os. Ire. ght by
steamer to liverpool -504js Commercial sixty days bills
on London ~ 75dS4 1S The revised stock Of butter
this dry October g. 1872 reported by the NewIOlk Pro
duce Exchange is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-11

The dauv average receipts for the week at the various
points OF dstrib ton follows Erie Ran" ay do
cans of cream 500 Of Milk Harlem Railroad 1000
do: New.Hayen Railroad 42J do, Hudson RIVER kroad
4J do Midland Railroad 400 cans OF MIX ana 90 cans OF
cream New- ork City and Northern Railroad 4iO cans u
MIX miscellaneous nearby routes 200 cans total 9roo
cams of Mix Of 40 qua and 2J2 Of Cream Tie
pce al which the sulpus sold on the platform averages
n So beginning III 49, and selling at that price AZ me
week EXCEPT Friday and saturday. supply exceeds the
Io,.a IL MINK al aln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-11
VEGETABLES.

Irish rOatoes been III liberal supply, du and gener
ally buyers AT the close there some decrease IN
receipts but prces are not mncb improved
sweet POTATOES extremely duh and weak onions pltny
quiet and changed Lima beans higher squash ana tu
Iips firm. Pumpkins quoted S3dSf per 100 lew extra
large reaching ii CaObages steady. auliower very n
quality ana piice choice In demand poor qLV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-11

Extreme duness has the predominant feature Of the
far this week The weak support fOm The interior
M resnt expo ers S mo igh saes % Utica Little
Falls 10 shallow igat ei Is here and the effort TO bieaS
most be that Ia. ateness OF
The and mfa auycy hght stocks accumulated
There OF business to-day, dealers who
III d to enet sales on me nt,s Oh &c Tor Fancy state
ne best OF the ate August make have received
ion but the bu che N adiuu les
very dur Fine de Ohio Fats ia light etC lpt
fair dem and ~ choice creamery skins steady with
o.o.. onsI sales slightly eNceedll quotations
sIae,taetory s'']' ONO . iats ;, ine mild
DO summer made mana Creamery. parity
Do fair to good 40 Do. fully skimmed.. > a
Dopoor to tar-..-
Receipts for ta week, l,5Oo pkgs last week. o. pkgs
tIr last year. no ~. PKG. been qulot
bat continue moderate prices lave ruled airy
To day there confident temper among eceiyers OF
goods and OF the special esteIn and
price sales above 202c. az however very eSceD
tiol and buyers have generally found little difficulty in
Many los both fom Canada and West have been more
or less hed ana move slowly az - 26c few Extra state
very nice tock oie ng at &c without being taken very
Jersey, and l. % ,Iwestern and Cana
& and end Penn 81 S9 we a9 R'i and Cana
W estm and Cana. dian, inferior. "a a25
dian. fancy .......26bd..
FRUITS AND BRRRIEs-FREsH
Apples plenty quiet aud shade easier Most of the arriv.
q iew lots OF prime Missouri stock arrived which
good prices obtained Pears in small supply fair de-
Beurre Bose. Beurre DAMON Sheldon bring e&tTeme
Ing rather slowly prices quoted reaches arrive
sparngly and sell slowly Ounces plenter lower
quotations Concord are higher The crop being LARGELY
marketed but red Varieties have favored buyers
Apples, BALDWIN, lGrapes, Delaware,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-11

delivered 90 y ySs Ss yl Rs
Red d a. % hS s pcs acSesa Steamer
SStss os& deSsIsd No Is,I RsS e. On Sn
s Ss s h IssSSSs SSs
S Sso T nst Sa n oet Ss Gs
sPins e. seller sci da e sss
DO ; seller ifSa es ssssey % % r$ no.
s western as quoted eSOc sa 800 state ~ es
ySTed loco bush .ss 90 5ss bush q
NAT aqet teaGS 'fSs
Cash oco6er 2S5sc 6sneT r.. s ana Nav H'
Moderate export and home trade demand very large bGs a
ness options sSeGOV w ess mReS az wy
s ssS S S%sn i7 7@ass NG a. elevator 7
so ssyereq including 5 ISsr lSsGs lot Ycw
Nd Mixed October closing 55o 4 DO
SSy S Closing 1$Ss s DO cs seller Sos
S Rs seller s & SG seller 5aSSn closing
SSkos sae s5 Sf Su eioi%s
No. q 4isSiTc. for certificates 423c deliSered No
e; No T. 5sc Mixed Western 3ss42c White do y tsS
S2c Mixed stse aSc co, W's , Sc d. November l
closing 4G rsS do Psfe sssy pees
GUNN1 BAGGING-In fair demand and steady at Tao
HEMP, ETc-Jate Butts selling freely small lots at 2ec
and occasionally shade under that price Bageing very
Sei guo sses as H s Bales Manila ON spot and arrive
% and b Qe SRs1 2'a On eHy with Supplies
straw steady Medium Choice Timothy 7o9g1e; Ship.
Short do, 40d5Uc.: DAT Straw, Odbc.
HIDES-Steady and san quiet
hOPS-Eastern Hops were to-day quoted almost up 20
prices current for State and holders were very urn IN
their views at 81 Csc prominent firm here say that inc
than 1000 bales, 600 which any
been taken by NewYork and Boston parties Inc
hrst shipment 10 New,l ork was mauo W
day go bales) from Bethe, VT. and the infor
nation is given that for the few small lots now held
by growers Zoe asked Brewers here are willing TO pay
Gle: with dealers asking 67G6Sc few sales were made OF
Canadians In Montreal at 65c, which win the &c dny ana
lc per N freight calls for TIC here New York state quOe
sd71c, with $50 bales sold yesterday AZ lc cash
n London today AT 42l Ihere are fuoIs
that for $4,000 TO 10000 bales has been hen III 10
sailing England In the future the latest news
from he country says that brewers paying zoe
grades quoted at Gjd67c The adj ance here mas
retarded by the Stringenty In INC money mar
ket but the profits and returns are dy coming ~
dealers pretty well orhed Bayaans quoted up 10 zoe
HER-Union Tanned IS in demand anu steady Hem
anLDn Il.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-11

Receipts for week pkgs last week. % 1913 pkgs
sponding week last gear $40 pkg EXPORTS iof me
october g. 1889 reported by the York Produce EA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-11

The total receipts Of Hour aud gram at Chcdgo
and Milwaukee for the same weeks compare as 1oi-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-13
PERSONAL. PALAyER,
wheeling People Hnd Other People
Their GOinrs mud (,nn,fups

Wheeling People and Other People
Their Goings and C0mings.
Col. D. L. Ruifner and wife, OF Charleston,
arrived in the city yesterday.
NJ. W. Smith and two children are spend
few weeks at Tiltonrille, Ohio.
W. E. Crane, a prominent iron man Of
Cincinnati, is at the Mcclure House.
Capt. Andy Wilson, after long and serious
illness, is about able TO be out again.
Secretary Franzheim, of the Pottery, and
wife are visiting friends in Cleveland and
Itavenna.
Chas n. Brady. TIL. Buchanan and Miss
May Geall, OF Wellsburg, were in the city
yesterday.
L. NJ. Pearson, ESQ.,. Manager OF the Pot
terry, and wife are spending few days at
Cape May and in Philadelphia.
Messrs. Frank johnson, Sam Norton and
al Glass are down OIL the South Branch fish.
ing and enjoying Ike Smiths hospitality. n
Mr.. md Mrs. L. II. Dick and G. G. Beuter
and family have gone TO Bolivar Heights,
Nd, TO spend the summer. Messrs. Dick and
Beuler intend having good time fishing in
the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers before
returning home -,-.' -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-13
INSTRUMENTATION.
Articles Of agreement by Which the Par.
ties Named VIII Row ON Sntur,iny.

Saturday afternoon the second boat race
this season will take place between
VIM. Briceland and Ed. Clator. both Of
this city. This race will take place at Pitts.
burgh. The articles Engagement have never
been published, and rs there is some curios.
lily to know what they are, We give them be,
low:
Articles OF agreement made and entered
into this 18th day OF June, 1882, by and be.
tween Edward Clator OF the one part and
Vim. Briceland OF the other part, both OF the
City OF Wheeling, w. Va, for three mile
race for 81, 900 side to be rowed on The I5lL
day OF June, 1852. ,0.#-
ARrlcLgl. The said race shall be for the
sum OF 81 900 side. the race to be rowed on
my OF the pools on the Monongahela river
in or about Pittsburgh, Pa, one and one. half
miles and return.
ART. Said race to be rowed on Saturday
the 18th day Of July, 1882, between the hours
OF und clock +. NJ, smooth water re-
Quired; subject to the decision Of the referee,
who is hereby empowered TO POSTPONE the
race to the first favorable day.
AIT. 8. Henry llanke, OF Wheeling, W,
Va, to be final stakeholder, and the referee
to be mutually agreed upon ut the time OF
making the final deposit; decision OF the
referee TO be binding upon both parties he
to accompany them over the course II posi-.
bic. .If. -
AEr.4. Tho men shall toss for choice oil
position before starting in the race. 1t is uu.
derstood that the buoy boats are to be placed
before the toss for position, and the race
shall be started by the word ''go," to be xiv.
en- by the referee. The men shall start from
the buoy boats not less than twenty-five
yards apart, nor more, and row to their re-
spcctive buoy boats and turn from right to
left. Said buoys to be moored twenty-five
ya:ds apart no more or less.
AET. 5. No boat or boats in the interest
OF either contestant 10 accompany the men
over the course.
AIT. q. The leading boat becomes entitled
to the choice OF position when 1t shows
clear water between its stem and the bow OF
its contestant. $40.
AIT. !. Either boat swerving from direct
course and impeding the progress of the con.
testing boat, shall be ruled out.
ART. s. A deposit OF 500 side herewith
made shall be increased by $500 from each side
on the first day OF July, 1882, and the final
deposit OF $500 4 side 10 be made on the 18th
day OF July, 1882. by and between the hours
OLGA. N. and 8 P. N. Of said day aforesaid.
Anr.9. VIM. Briceland to have one week
from this 18th day OF June 1857 to select
course, such course TO be satisfactory, how.
ever, to both parties.
ART. 10. Either party failing to comply
with the provisions Of these articles forfei!s
the money up. 5
Art. II. The referee shall be governed by
the foregoing articles entered into by and be-
tween the principals Of the race, Ed Clator
and VIM. Briceland, rs heretofore named and
herein stated and entered into.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-13
LACONICS FROM THE LEyEE
Comprising River News md Stcnmbon
49, SuuiIls Of GcncrnI lninrcui

Coinprlsing River News and stcn,nbon
SIuibs of General Interest.
The Diurnal was yesterday mornings Par
kersburg packet "
The Wellsburg ferry boat is at present OF
the dry docks undergoing repairs.
The Barnard for the pasti few days has bee,
lying along side Capt. Cramcr's new boat
which has been named Elaine.
Seven feet is the depth OF the water In this
channel as indicated by the wharf gauge
last evening. This lisa fall OF about one foot II
q hours. .--,s-.
The Scotia is due upand the Emma Graham
down at very early hours this morning,
Both are of the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
packet line. sl.Sl5,l ] II
The W. y. Chancellor passed up yestertla,
morning from Charleston to Pittsburgh, ant
will return tomorrow morning. Tie fas
and handsome packet Is popular and ably
commanded. ltpossesses superior passenger
facilities and nothing Is pleasanter than ,
trip up and down the kanawha. n II
The Annie l. and Nail City left Inst even
Ing for the scene of the Scioto disaster, WHERE
they will be joined this morning BY the Belle
Prince and the Scioto will probably be raised
the necessary bulkheads having been con
structed. The hole knocked in the hull Of
the Scioto, 1t has been ascertained In abou
80 feet long, commencing nbout feet from
the stem. ltwould seem as though for abou
20 feet tho Lonlas grazed along and then 1t /.
cut almost to tho keel, =
Among the items Of appropriation thai
have passed the House, and are likely, ID
pass the Senate, are 500, 900 for the erection
OF marine hospital at Cincinnati; for the
completion Of the lighting and huoyage Of
the Ohio. Sl5, 900; Improvement OF the Ohio,
500, 900; construction Of Toe harbor at Gin.
cinnati. SlG,6o0; placing beacon lights on the
Great kanawha and Tennessee rivers, s23, 600;
for the improvement Of the Kentucky, river,
S225, 900; for beacon lights on the Ohio, Mis-.
si,sippi and Missouri rivers, sl4o, 900.
Plr!sHuRGu, July le.-River 4 feet falling.
Cloudy aud warm, .tt55
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-13
SPECIAL. SESSION
or the Honrd OF Education Last Ever

or the Eonrd OF EducntI,n Last Even
in=-ImportnntM Matters Considered.
Aspecial meeting Of the Board of Educa
ton was called for last Monday evening for
the purpose Of making some arrangements
for properly opening the Public Library. A
quorum failed TO materializs and a postpone
ment was had TO last night. 1t was s:4t
o'clock before quorum was obtained 1t Is
with regret that notice is made of the anna
rent lAziness OF what was once the model
body OF the city. tits getting TO be us bad as
Council. and Clerk Pendleton is often driven
TO his wits end procuring the necessary mum.
Der OF members TO constitute a quorum,
At roll call the following responded TO their
names: Acker, Caldwell, Ebeiing, IIoge, Jelr
son, Maxwell, McCully, J.. A. Miller, ], 1,
Miller. Pipes. Schockey and Todd. On mo.
ton OF Mr.. Maxwell, DR.. Pipes took the chair,
and the reading OF the minutes was dispensed
with.
The following communication was read
TO the President and Board Of Education:
GEsTLEAgs:-There are over five thousand
dollars OF school taxes, for school purposes,
Tor the past year uncollected. There are also
nearly three thousand dollars Of building
fund taxes unsolicited for said year. 1t viii
be fully three months before they are col.
lected. IN order 10 meet drafts IN iransitu,
drafts to be issued on contracts, and current
expenses for the next two months. a
loan will be necessary to bridge
ovcr. the shortage. From figures shown me
by the clerk OF the Board It may require say
$, 500 for school fund and 81, 500 for building
fund. desire to ask from the President and
Clerk OF the School Board an extension OF
time in which 10 make my settlement, be.
cause OF the difficulty at present in collect
ing without distrainins) from workmen.
The law requires settlement in July.
respectfully, JAS. B. TASEY,
Collector School Fund.
On motion this was referred TO the Finance
Committee for report, but afterwards this
was reconsidered. The present condition of
school taxes uncollected and the probability
OF their coming In, the need OF money and
the State OF the present finances were dis.
cnssed ut some length. Further discussion
was had US 10 the amount OF money 10 he
borrowed, It finally being decided to borrow
5000 for six months al the best rate az In,
terest; 81 900 to be on the building fund and
y, 600 on the school fund. -
The Committee on Public Library reportel
That the library room was about ready for
occupancy. and that fixtures and furniture
were necessary to the amount of $47O 10,
which were ordered, and the Librarian M.
tliorized TO hire n janitor at $40 pcr montb.
It was resolved that the money necessary
Tor lifting mp the library room be charged 10
Tue school fund for the present, ~ "
Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-13
I NEIGMBORIIOOD NEWS.
prLLIihr. a;

. q
q Lewis Battelle leaves to-day for q vacation
which he will spend at Cleveland and To
MIR. Martin Cowan and bis bride, Of 81
Claiisville, were In town yesterday visltins
relatives. ~ { -. l''J5
A child OF John Dolen, OF Gravel Hill
died Thursday night OF dlphtheria, after !
short sickness. '5.3 +.
Denwood Is 10 have nowspaper-the Den
wood Independent. @. W. CrGel will be elitol
and proprietor. ytI. 93 a.
Mr.. Ernest Brallly left yesterday forenoon
Tor San Francisco, intending to look over tn.
western country going nnd coming.
The workingmcn's meeting at the Market
House Tuesday evening was not a mass meet
Ing, as most OF the wofkingmeu seem disin
cllned 10 stir themselves IN tho matter OF Or
ganixing u Knights Of Labor association
The newspapers, In (act, got Into II dispute
about whether there was any meeting ut all
The Cemetery Associations directors held
n meeting yesterday ind II was decided to
look after those who have been clearing tree:
away from the top OF Rose Hill. 1t |,
thought some OF the trees that have been cu
down stood oil tho tract that was recently
purchased by the Association Us an addition
TO the cemetery grounds. F
MARTINS FERRY. +
There have been two weddings SO far thl.
week. f7's
Mrs. Deck was kicked by u horse Monday
but was not hurt seriously. s-if
Deputy Marshal Lin has recovered from
his recent sick spell and Is again OH duty.
An infant child Of NJ. Il. smylie died oil
summer complaint Tuesday and was buried
yesterday at Walnut Grove.
The little child adopted by Mr.. and Mrs.
Little some weeks ago, which had been left at
the Mayors Office, died last week.
The employees Of the Buckeye glass works
turned out nunerously to the funeral OF Ben.
oni Dawson, on Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Abe Baron. well known to oil the mill
men here, has moved to Alikanna, Jefferson
county, where he has accepted the position OF
forge manager.
George Hall, brother OF John Hall, OF this
place. who was supposed to have been one OF
the victims OF the Scioto, disaster, has been
found. lie was out on the Panhandle Oh a
fishing excursion.
The Black Diamond tool works OF IIeaton
Il Grayson turned out their first flushed
work yesterday. md are now busily engaged
on sample lots for the trade. Nell Co.'S, one
OF our miners, got the first pick finished.
As the time approaches for the Democratic
primary election there Isl little stir among
the members OF that party. Yesterday
Mcssrs. James Ryan, OF ST. Clairsville, and
Thos Carr, OF GAINESVILLE, the lattar candi.
date for Sheriff, CAME TO town md had Il con.
sul'ation with the ruling elders. So fur
three candidates for the office Of sheriff have
been announced, two OF them being from
Bellaire-Messrs. Darrah and Mitcheil-and
one from GAINESVILLE. The primary elections
will occur OH Saturday next.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-13
OUT OF THE DEPTHS,

The Last Victim OF the scioto DIsnstcr
u. Found In tho Wreck. i3ir
Z The body Of tho only victim Of the scioto
known to be still missing was yesterday y; re.
covered, being found in the wreck when the
sunken boat was raised. The position Of the
body showed . terrible struggle with death,
and the movements Of the boat had mauuled