The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-15

stenmboat sqnibs aud Miscellaneous
Leyec GO.sIp.

Steamboat Squibs and Miscellaneous
| Leyec GONsIp.
The Andes leaves Cincinnati for this point
this evening
The Enterprise and Bengal Tiger passed
down with coal.
The docks at Point Pleasant are at present
crowded with work.
The Resolute passed up With three barGes Of
Gray Iron Liue. They were empty.
The W. n. Chancellor will pass down this
morning Ell rJute for the KanawhA valley.
The Joseph A. Stone, George Lysle and
Josh Cook passed up with empty coal barRss
Thee W. Bachelor left atsA. n. for Pitts
burSh, ard the Courier at II a. N. for Par
kerSburg.
Tne popular Prince took the 0liVettPs 10
steubenVille last evening aud Of course gave
Satisfaction.
The Emma Graham Passed down at SA. N,
and the SciotA posed up at the same time
Both belong to StOckdAle's PtttsburRh-Cin'
oinnau line.
The Jennie Campbell passed up at sA. N.
with three mnGel bArges laden with iron
ore. Two were left at The K!na null aud
the other went on 10 Pittsburgh.
The river rose nearly three feet yesterday.
tho marks last eve Ing Indicating depth OF
10 feet inches IN the channel. A very good
business Was transacted during the day.
The canal steamer Maryland. which Is be.
ing rebuilt III the company's shops ut Gum.
berlgnd, Md, ID now nearing cohp letion. II
Is Is feet long, 10 foot beams, inch cylinter,
II inch stroke, aud IS iuch propeller.
The 81. Lawrence is due up to-day en-
route for Pittsburgh. She will pass down
Saturday hight, and shippers should have
freight Oh hand before dusk, The good quail
lies OF the St. Lawrence are 80 well known
that they need no further commentator.
SOME excitement wss created last nigEt
shortly before midnight by y night watch.
mans discovery OF al8dds' leaning agAingt
the sill OF all open window In the rear OF
Speyer BROS, millinery store. The police were
notified, aud Capt. Bsunett went Own and
caused n thorough search OF the premises 10
be made. No signs Of burglars could be
found, and it was concluded that workman
had carelessly left the ladder standing
Embolden.d by the PSrkersburg decision
In the wharfage case, backed still further by
the similar decision rendered in this city last
week, the small towns along the river are apt
TO become sassy on the question Of wharfage,
In support Of which we give an instance. A
certain Ohio river boat, registering 7s5 tons,
pays 81 70 at Cincinnati. $500 at Louisville,
Is Is at Evansville, $l7.70 Tor more than at
Cincinnati, Louisyille and Evansville COM
bined) at Cairo, 81 co at Memphis, 500 at
Wick burg and $l0.7i at New Orleans. Not
Satisfied with her already exhorbitant rate
Cairo Is considering the propriety OF raising
1t still higher and " II do 1t, from all 40
counts, for all Of which, under the recent de-
cisinpH quoted above, there ID but little help.
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PITTSBURGH, June 14.-Ryer 10 feet inches
and rising.
CINCINNATI June lS.-River 10 feet inches
and falling. Clear and warmer.
OIL Cry, Pa, June 14.-River feet and ris-
in, weather clear aud pleasant
GREENSBORO, Pa, June II River feet s
inches and falling; weather clear.
CAIRO, ILL. June l4.-River sc feet 4 inches
and rising; clear; thermometer 72'.
PARKERs, Pa, June l4.-Riyer feet inch
es and stationary; clear and Pile tssnt.
MoRGAErowN, ". Va, June l4.-RiverS feet
and falling; weather clear. Thermometer76'.
BROWNSVILLE. Pa, June 14.-River 0 feet
inches and filling; weather clear; thermoni'
eter 72o.
RIcEs LANDING, Pa, June il River 0 feet
0iucbes and failing; weather clear; theimom-
s,er CSC.
EvAAsy LIE, ISD June 4-Clear and warm;
wind Pas: and northeast mercury I6'; river
lO15 feet ard stationary.
LOUISVILLE, june 1I.-River rising slowly.
with feet 8 Inches in the canal and
feei 8 inches on the falls. I.