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and BEAUTIES Of her cabin and power Of her
engine She had been three days out from
Marietta, about sixty mues,n3
About . O'Clock last evening tyo. bSrges
heavily IN en- With stone for the Big Grave
creek DTldg' on the o. r. r. aud derrick
barge went floating down. When opposite
Twelfth street q gust Of wind threw them
over towards the ourier, which IL tied up at
the foot OF Fourteeth street. The barge
crashed into he-, u jurinG t,e guards some
what and crowding Inc Little Boone we'll out
OF the water. The guardS Of the Boone were
also crushed in In one or two places.
Krupp, the German cannon maker, II i
stated, has agreed TO furnish the towboat w.
W. o'Nell with new steel shaft at one-hali
the cos'iof the old one. II was fortunate that
the o'Neil got through with her seasons
work before the shaft let 20. There have
been more broken steamboat shafts within
the past year or 50 than ever before; It was
supposed when ttsel shafts were tirst
introduced that the trouble was abont over,
but experience thus far goes to show that
they are but little, II any, more durable than
the old fashioned iron shaft. The Krupp
shaft that was on the o'Neil broke bsiore be
ing used year. el
PrrrsBuRgH,. Pa, August 93-Riyer L
inches aud rising; weather clesr.
OH CRY, August 2S.-Rlyer inches and
stat onary; weather clouIy and warm.
OAIRo. August 23.--Riyer Is feet inchei
and falling; cloudy; Thermometer 72o.
EaLAsDIsG, August % River feet II
inches and stationary; weather cloudy.
CINCINNATI, o., Augutt 23-River fee
IL inches aud rising; weather clear and breezy
MoRoAsrowS, w. Va, August 23.-Riyer
foot 9 inches aud stationary; weather clear
Thermometer S79. +.UH ..-.Hf
LOUISVILLE, August 2S.-Riyer trying t.
fall, with feet large In the canal and q
inches scant iu the chute on the falls
weather slightly cooler and clear. :
EyASsylLrk, August 93.-Weather clea
! and hot, wind north; barometer 20 and sta
tionary: Thermometer re to s2s; river fee
and falling. l#t'.
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sAyEp BYA moo.
An InteiliEen, scotch ferr.sF Rssoaes

Man.
Wednesday night about II O'Clock Marshal
joe McConnsushy, Of Rf'dcip1rt, vas ltand.
ing near the West End toll house, in Btidgs
port, when his attention was attracted by the
strange actions Of a Scotch TERROR dog be-
losging to Col John Hill. The Colosel IL
quiie q dog fancier, and has some dogs Of
very fiue breed. This one has been In
the habit Of following the Marshal around at
night, sometimes not leaving him until bis
arrival at home, and always In case Of the
arrest OF an offender the dog will follow after
aud keep up constant barking and
biting at tho man arrested. As stated
Wednesday night at II O'Clock III dog ap-
preached the officer md q ter berking and
running around him aud jumping against
him would run down the railroad track
The dog repeated this several time. until
the officer was induced BY tbestrange actions
OF the dog, to follow Il. On doing SO the
Marshal found shout fifty yards from whore
no was standing, man lying In q drunken
sleep with his head and right arm over the
rail. His condition was such that he would
most certAinly have slept for several hours,
and IN two hours freight train was due that
would have cut his head and arm of.
The locality where be was found Is quiet
and unftquented by the police, and one 10
which he might have slept his drunken
sleep uudisturbsd by any one. He was ar
rested by the officer ana taken on whee
barrow to The jail. In his pocket was found
one hundred aud seventy dollars Yesterday
morning be appeared before His Honor
Mayor Iunkins, pad his iile aud went on bill
wSy rejoicing that sagacious Scotch terrie
had saved his life.
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PERSONAL nES rlOS.-
News ana Gossip In Referenesto variou

News nnd Gossip In Reference 10 various
People.
Nj. J. H. Rinehart left yesterday ior Boz
ton. .cs
Colonel T. II. Norton arrived in the city
last night from Colorado.
judge Mckinney, OF Cleveland, Is stopping
at the Sherman House, Bridgeport.
Thomas Holiday, ESQ, a well known ster-
benvilla gentleman, was in the city yeAtei-
day.
James Ewing, q retired job printer, Of
Wheeling, is in the city TO day.-Stettenriae
Herald.
Hon. N. B. Scott, OF this city, was among
the speakers at the "Pennyroyal REUNION, at
Fairyiew, Ohio, which closed yesterday. lie
attendance this year vas larger than usual.
W. D. Cash, OF st. Clairsyille Democratic
candidate for Clerk Of the Courts OF selmont
county, accompanied by his father, Il. F.
Cash, Of Bellaire, were in the city last night.
Mr.. Charlie Menkemiller, the Centre
Wheeling druggist, has returned from Terra
al d, Deer Park and Oakland, where be has
been spending few days getting strong after
his recent illLesa. H q
Mrs. A, g. Wiley and daughter, Miss Maud,
oflWheeling, spent few days this week with
old BsrneSviile friends. THY returned
Wednesday, accompanied by Mr.. Wiley, who
met them. here on his return from a trip
through the WeIt.-Baraesuii Enierprise.
Miss Emma Windship, Of Wheeling, Is the
guest Of Mrs. R. W. Elliott, on South Fourth
street. Miss salIie Kells Is spending the week
In Wheeling, but will visit sgain In the city
before returning TO New Castle. Dr.. F. ..
Msxwell was 10 Wheeling over Sunday. 1t
" .s.ayingvlsit, and he flew. Prof. Kilmtyer,
OF W heeiinY, will assist kramets orchestra
at the onera House, Monday and Tuesdsy.-
!Ste,LJcnriiie Pres.
Mrs, W. Morrison, formerly Of Wheeling,
has purchased 5000 acres Of land in Wilson
county The lady has already boon offered
81 600 advance on the purchase Teaas Wool
Journal, The above lady is the wife Of Mr..
William Morrison, late tnansger OF the nail
department Of tho Wheeling Iron Works,
who went to that Slate for the benefit OF his
health. His many frle DIS here will be glad
10 learn OF his success 10 his new home.
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sxcolLv, roe rASEY.
his Final ssitIem ~ With couneiI-The
m Ciinuge Ia the 0Giec.

His Final HettLem ht WUuNoaush-sAs
Cilnngei Ia the oGiec.
The Council oonmittss.on Flnlnce met
at the City Building last evening for the pnF.
pose OF making alnal settlement With Mr.
James B. fancy, tx.CIty Collector He
p.e.snted his statement, which show.
ed d balance due the city Of - no w.
This Mr.. TAnsy siguitisd his intention ot oe.
ing ready 10 pay over, although " was no.
Sliin his hands as yet, but tnat be would
run Inc risk OF ool ecLIng It The committee
Advnt.u resolution recommending tuAt
Council receive the statement and raliiy the
settlement when the balA CO should DC paid
over; that the present Collector, Mr. Unruh,
be gtar ed With the delinquent lists and
other accounts turned over by Mr.. fancy
Mr., fancy has served Us Collector for bum-
Der Of yesrs, and during all that time has
proven himself very correct and efficient
officer. His collections have been made
promptly and hls books stand the closest
scrutiny Had he desired 10 hold the office
longer be could haye undoubtedly zone
so for every one was pleased with him, but
With the form alton Of the City Water Board
and the transfer OF the collection OF water
rents TO that Bo,rd the City Collect lost Z
large part OF his income, and Mr.. fancy did
lIiol feel that the comp nsation to be derived
from the collections 0f the office exclusive oil
the water renls would pay. When he wa.
elected the LAST dime he vas Obliged TO give
$50 900 bord, and he was elected with ID.
understanding that he was to have the sol
lection Of bJth uxes aud water rents, or hi
would not have taken the Ctiice. About
year after he was elected, however, tie Watel
Board was formed, and he thereby lost ii ,2O'
the past year. To. recompense him In par
for this the committee allowed him to chaTgt
three per cent instead OF per cent on th'
collecii ms for 1882 This still leaves hin
over 500 behind wat he expected 10 realiz
when he was elected. y
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BELLAIRE.
All Sorts ofNeWs Hens from the Glass

All Sorts Of News Hens from the Glass
City. .4 90
slsifs wers kept busy yestsrday doing ferry
duty TO Benwood.
Another barge OF river melons arrived here
yesterday and were soon distributed all oEel
town. ~
1t issai that conductor Steve Haydens
health Is falling, aud he will have 10 quit the
B., z. & @ road. H
Arthur Waiting was at Bridgeport yester.
day working the keys for Harry Rhodes
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh telegraph office.
Wood Hines and Charlie Baltz4ll were
thrown from buggy above town, the horse
being scared by train, and Mr.. Hines face
was badly bruised.
Part Of the iron pipe for the water works
main TO the reservoir Is here. 1t Is large and
very heavy, The twelye-toot sections weigh
$50 pounds each.
Rev. NJ. Heinzs, OF the German Church, Is
absent attending the installation Of Rev. NJ,
Noll, formerly OF this place, into the pulpit
OF Tuscarawas county church.
The Council will meet Thursday next, IN
hear that those interested havs to say 10 the
mat er OF the proposed sewers on Thirty
third, Noble and Nineteenth streets.
The circus will not be allowed to put up
its tents on the tquase. The creek bottom
Is crossed by the corporation line and No
doubt tents will be put on the out side 10
avoid the city license. -. 81 s=s f.
Mrs. Z nma Maloy, OF Indiana, who made
an address at tue South Bel!aire Church, last
night, W II again speak 10 tbs voters OF Bel
laite this evening at City Hall on the pr
posed second amendmeu 10 the Constitution,
prohibiting the sale oil liquors In the State.
The Cleveland & Pttbu gh railroad men
complain Of the children who continually
play about the Crystal works AID the new
steel plant, getting in front Of the cars. Its
a dangerous place, as many cars are showed
backwards; and children should be kept
away.
At the Indian Run camp meeting, which be.
gan under the leadership OF Rev. Eli All Hen
derson, Of the Second N. L. Church, the
time first set for closing has passed, but so
great has been the success OF the meetings
that they hays been continued all week aud
will n, end till Sunday evening. Preaching
Sunday forenoon at eleven o'clock, .psaking
meeting at half past one, preaching at
three and half past seven. The Martins
Ferry Glee Cllb will be present again. The
grounds are Delightfully."- cool, and slope 50
that all the seats give good view OF the
stand,
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TlrusyrLI.I, Pa, August, 2a.-Petroleum opened
Ct 81 OK, highest s. Oj lowtsts 0sS, c'odagat
u 8M. shipments 6lO6i barrels; charters none;
ruIN k1b Z hatrels IN y 4 IL-,- ~ - .,-'
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WESTON WHISPERS.
A Fatal Runnway-Accident 10 Boy,
TeacheFs' Instiiute-Personai.


Correspondence Of ne Integi0enez.
WESTON, W. Va, August 23.-Intelli-
gence was received hero yesterday of a
fatal runaway accident on the Weston and
Chenille pike, about eight miles west Of
here. Mr.. VIM. ". Jarvis, wife and child,
Of Calhoun county, who were returning
from visit to Marion county friends,
stopped at Mr.. Hamrick's by the roadside
and called Tor feed OF corn for their horse.
Mr.. Jarvis removed the bride from the
animal, leaving his wife and child
sitting in the buggy. The horse
from some unknown cause took
fright as soon as the bride was removed,
and dashed down the pike at breakneck
speed. About one hundred yards from
the starting point the child was thrown out,
but fortunately, unhurt. Fifty yards farther
on Mrs. Jarvis was hurled head first upon
the hard road, receiving injuries from
which she has since died. Dr.. Holt and
Layfield were summoned, but the case was
beyond the power OF medical skill. The
frightened horse ran six miles farther,
passing several vehicles on the road, and
was finally forcibly stopped, without any
damage being done to the vehicle.
Tommy Wofiindin, little son OF j. W.
IWofiindin, in an attempt to Jump from a
heavily loaded wagon, the first OF the week,
fell under 1t, the fore wheels passing over
aud breaking one OF his legs at the knee,
The town is full Of pedagosueg, big and
little, smart and green, old and young,
male aRd female; most variegated assort-
ment, bus on the whole fine and intelll'
gent representative assembly, OF which
Lewis county can be justly proud. The
Teachers Institute holds forth this week
and is the cause OF their advent. The In.
stitute Is under the management OF Pr, f..
Hodges and Kidd, and is be ng largely at
tended, although It is lamentable' fact
that the people Of Weston do not take tho
interest in these gatherings they should.
The Council put dowa the long talked Of
town well this week through the combined
assistance Of the Mayor and majority Of
the citizens lasI ron u,
Captain Stoy, the well known band in
structor, was here this week and was ten
dered serenade hr ScllInitt's Cornet Band
E. 6. Cracraf', Erq., Of your city, passed
through here en- route for Webster Springs,
on Tuesday. ,=,-sll ~. .la1 h.ll
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steamboat squi6s and aibeellsneoaS
Levee Gossip.

steamboat Squtbs and Miscellaneous
Levee Gossip.
The beacon light steamer Lily Is under.
going repairs at Cincinnati.
The Regular. Is still on the large decks at
PIT Pleasant being generally repaired.
The river fell yesterday OF this point. The
marks last evening indicated depth of 8
feet 2 inches.
The ", N. Chaneellos is dye to-day 80 rs
10 leaye this afternoon for Cincinnati. She
Is fine boat and commanded by popular
gentlemeu, = To- ~ 4 = VI V
There was no ParkersbArg packet from this
point yesterday. The O. ", Bachelor on her
arrival Yesterday morning found It necessary
to draw her fires and replace sheet on her
boiler that had become defective.
There is plenty OF work In the Upper Ohio
for the sn' gboat Woodruff, but owing to Con-
gross refusing to make the necessary appro.
priatioB she has not turned a wheel this sum
her, qhls ought not 10 be; q tAag b0st
should always be ready for work
The Minnie Bay and the new Chesapeake,
while working during low water In the Gin.
cinnati trade, had a fair, square race To-.
eether recently aud tue Chess nes.,ss want To
the front Both Of these boats are fast, They
vpYa bgilt this es4.qa by Sweeney, of tbs
Pittsburgh coal men are very well satisfied
with the low water, and the most OF them
are hopeful that there will not be rise sufi.
dent for getting out coal for six y TO ninety
days The down river markets are all well
Stocked, and with the source Of supply shut
of for two or three monfhs there would be
some show FOR getting up prices. & ~
The O. W. Anderson Is due to-day from
Cincinnati, for which point she will leave
tomorrow afternoon. Captain Jack Harrison
Is 10 command, and Alex Voeghtly Is In the
oitloe. The Anderson !sa good summer boat,
being roomy, Of light drAught, frat.
ciasS passenger accommodations and In
chSrge Of experienced and courteous officers.
Awriter OF "reminiscences for the Z,net-
Vile daily Courier, tells Of the arrival Of the
first steamboat there: zone day the report OF
sew raj cannon shots set the whole town In
commotion aud excitement, men, women
and children running down 10 the river b.
low Bnckinehap's bridge, 70 SEQ tire steam,
boat, Bed Roger, Just arrived from Wheel:
Ing. With other boys, ] had wholesome
fear Of steam and lis roiSee, but curiosity
oyerrame the alarm. aud We .veutured on
board, and we're delighted With the tapestry |
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WE hayean elegant assortment Of Boys,
h, clcie Waists and shirts &c very mOder.


tOs uUNUhhNV " SVfsuN
@s 'F' star ClotilierS,r
80 Twelfth street.
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Progress Of HaIra Dozsn Of the Holes In
the Vicinity, -a


ct the Vicinity. 75
The flow OF oil has about stopped at the gas
we'll at the Central Glass Works aimee the
work OF roaming out the .wellfor the purpose
of, rscasirg 1t clear to the bottom was COM
menced. This. WORK was finished lat night.
Tie we'll Is nearly 600 feet deep. Tbs cas-
ing pipe will be replaced at once, aud the
work OF drilling go on. The drills have been
working in the sumo strata OF oil and gas
bearing sand rock for over two months and
Il IL believed that the large vein OF gas lies
lust beneath II. The we'll at Martins Ferry
and this one have had about the same gee
logical formation to q through, and have
struck the same flow OF oil, gas and saltwater,
but on the Ohio eide they are all about 100
fact lower than on this SIDE CT the river.
T A hard vein Of lime stone was struck q
Reymauns swell Wednesday, and the work
OF sinking the drive pipe bad 10 be suspend
ed aud drilling commenced. Yesterday the
rock was pierced, and gravel found below 1t
again, which necessitated the return TO the
drive pipe. Last evening rock was again
struck, this time red, kee!.like stNnc, and
drilling was sgain assorted TO. The drive
Pipe was cut oil as the surface OF the ground.
The we'll Is now 10 feet deep. II is believed
the lime stone pierced had slid down from
the hill side. r
The Mingo gas well Is down $50 feet. A
mans leg was accidentally broken at the der.
rick Wednesday.
Nothing new isreported from the gellairs
well, or the two in progress at Martins
Ferry ga N F.
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II ,nst evenings Bellaire 3pspers contlip iae'
counts Of & thrilling episode on the narrow
'SSnre railroad, which occurred the day be.
fors. m doing some swift hing engine No.
was cut loose frog. a.combinat on car on
The main track. Ths bTekepan, Charley
.Bnrkhart, as usual, attemp ed 70 get the
brake. 'butor turuiDg. the wheel the chain
broke and he lost control o. tne car ny lne
f6pof d grade two aud oneIhatt NILES !ong,
and most OF It 1872 feet 10 the mile. RealSlpg
me situation, he posed rapid y Through tue
car 10 the front platform, sprarg on and
threw / lie ON the track, and passing 70 tue
rear aeain iclin,bed on, the rear plat rmi
r6e en- pushed tie obstruction Tom the
t,sef' and passed Ion With increasing speed.
Agate Burkhart parsed through the
ess ,nranr Cd and threw rail
IN Tho rack ana resumed bis p!ate Oh the
sssr nIsttorm. The car pushed the rail aside
a66 went on with increasing speed: Hllk'
b h ssaonfeSs were low exhausted, but he
stnsE IL t6e al. II was Known that engine
No. i had Just left Pryor, at tss loot o. tue
giade,\ on lis way 70 summernela. HGts
Myefs. engineer on No. 3, realizing tue MtG:
alton, gave chase With hisengtno Of Q reckless
rae Of speed, blowing his whistle asa Tsfnlge
10 lie approach rg engine mol Hegfaduei!y
closed no on tbs car, the brakeman couple,
h 10 the engine yhlis In motion and stopped
Il In time 10 prevent what seemed TO be 50
inavitAbla diiaater. The runaway Wag Gap
'tiFed about half mile from the depot
Presence Of mind, and plpck are gooi qpalS
Iies, and Charlie aud Harry eeem 70 nave
lhaua - ,
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wautsd-A No. / Cook. 3.,. n
Fnr a.in-.Benwood Nail Stock! W s'dl
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Yesterday that well known colored indi.
yiipRl, Joshua, alias Peanut Scott, was
standing 10 'front.' n q. I. NeMenhens
grocery, on MsrE.t street; Ehsn aeorg:
which sent him over backwards, and be
brought up In lemon box, on top OF which
were piled Q pnmber Of samples Of "per sha.
BILE" goods, all OF. which "perished" 10 q
greater or less degree. GauS ran into WaS.
nnsrs saloon, aud Scott, as soon as be rscover.
ed his feet, followed, leaving Mr.. MoMechen
to save tho pieces" Squire Ankle passed
lust then, aud Scott demspdsd q refuge be.
hind the palladium OF the psace, the Justices
jur4sdiehon act. The sqhire told him he
wouh return IN o few mlnutes aud iaiue
warrant for GpuS. As the equire was pass.
ing again about FIVE minutes later he met
Scott, running up street and ciyiug like q
good fellow. He dous hit me ag'in, MasSa
Arkler be exclaimed. A warrant was
issued an served by Constable Wilcox. The
CASE will be heard tbs forenoon.
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PARKEKsHUaG.
Local Notes orInter. 81 FROM tho Capita

Local Notes orInter, 81 From tho Capital
7 Life of Wood Comfy.
Correspondence Qfuhe IateiL0ehoeT. 7s
PAnKERsBuRG, W. Va, August 22.-Al-
though the river is low there were at the
wharf this morning, at the same time, the
following boats; l.. ?. Ewald, for Cincin-
natl; Flame, for Pittsburgh, and the local
boats, Hibernia, lngomar, Harry D. Knox
and Sonoms, and two or three Kanawhd
packets. A' A9i'|'''.
, A large excursion will leave here to.
morrow on the Writ for the Harvest Home
picnic, to be held near Little Hooking, O.
The old Benwood ferry boat, Hiram B.,
was at Bartlett's coal float this morning
coaling. She was on her way down the
river 10 be exchanged for larger boat,
which Is TO replace 1t In the old trade.
Quite little party Of the elite Of the city
had arranged for q drive to the Mineral
Wells this evening, buta storm arising it
was postponed. I'll D..
Miss Jennie Smith and Miss Sherman,
the noted railroad evapgelists, are in the
city and participated in the exercises at the
NJ. E Church this evening.
J. W. Vandervort leaves for Kingwood
and Oakland on Friday.
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Last evening Patrick Donasan called al
this office 10 explain the part be took 10 the
Tree for all ii Eht that occurred at seibefts
Garden last Monday evening, during, the
progress OF the German Labor Society 8 pic.
Mic. He was one oil those badly used up and
still bears tue marks OF the battle, his face
being sVelIed and his bead cut, He, says
that no has not drank anything Intoxicating
for over year, and that he was perfectly
Sober on Monday. He drove out In = buggy
accompanied by lady friend, that alter
noon, They ltfG the Garden abSat 4'301
O'Clock, drove out the Pike, bad supper and
got baux 10 the Garden about 7:4o % clock.
lie drove In. jumped out and was IN the bar
room about i've minutes, drinking while
lhers two birch beerS ana d Lemonade join
Ing the lady IN the buggy he started TO drive
ont. At the gate he found "a crowd and
heard his brother Dams voice. Jumping out
he found Dan quArrVling with a son Oh su-l
psrintsndeht Riaeh, OF The Elm Grove road.
He told his brothSr 70 go away, and received
a sur y answer. He then asked young kleeh
to 20 away aud mind hls business. snpertn'
teGdOnt Kleef jumped up and seld the boy
was ninuing mis- buiihess. DonaSan says
that then body Of men moved. Gown 90 |
him and the next he knew he vas being
driven home by his laay companion. bel
was Knocked senseleSS. \
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GRAND RLuS. ON OF the Army OF West yir.
ginia at IrOnton, Ohio, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, September 10; 20 and 81
beginning At IN o'clock A. " OF the first day.
MEjor General CROOK, President OF the As,
ISOLATION, and many noted general officers
will be present. All the old soldiers are In,
vited. The camp will be in the beautiful
fair grounds, where there will be music, elo.
quence parades, reunionssnd "reminiscences.
Reduced fares on railroads ard steamboats,.
Committee: II. s. Neal, Il. Nigh, W. H.
Enochs, E. V. Dean, E. 8. Wilson, G. W.
ThompRup. T. f. Moore.