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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-19
DIR. P. STElNHART
SPECIALIST
Former Partner Of
DIR. M INTIE
SAN FRANCISCO,
No. 261 Main ST., opp. Overland
House, In Union Block. Room
No, / First Floor.

Can be consulted daily from o'clock
q. m. to 3 O'Clock pm, and from to s
O'Clock pm. Sundays from 10 am. to
pm. He has had twenty-five years ex-
perlence in the special treatment of all
Venereal, Sexual and Chronic Diseases,
and guarantees to cure all urinary
fections Of the Throat. Skin
or Bones. NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Impotency and Lost Manhood, exhausted
Vitslity, Seminal Weakness, Spermator.
rhoes, Paralysis, and all the terrible effects
of Self Abuse, youthful follies and ex.
cesses in maturer years. Nocturnal Ennis
sion, the effects of which are various,
maddening and destructive to both body
and mind, and unless cured will ter
inmate fatally. The preserce of the
disease causes continual consciousness
OF slow and gradual decay of all the
power OF body and mind with loss of
mani ~ power and vigor, defective mem
DRY, heart affections, loss o. sight, noises
IN the head and ears. confusion of ideas,
aversion to society, excessive prostrarion,
trembling Of the hands and limbo, con-
sumption, msrssmus and ultimate de.
rangement Of the mind. The will power
becomes so weak that the person seems
to lose control of himself and cannot
look one square in the face. It also causes
Dyspepsia and Indigestion with Hear.
and Kidney Disease.
TapewOrm Expelled In "a
Hours.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-19
REGISTRATION NOTCH.
OFFICE OF THE UTAH COMMISSION, !
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH,
January 18th, 1884.

ohuuhIy 1Ibn, Ioo4.J
ORDERED, THAT FOR THE PUR-
" pose Of securing to every legal
voter the privilege OF voting at the cleo,
ton to be held on February the 1lth,
1884, in and for Salt Lake City, T. @.
Bailey. acting as Registration Officer for
said city, is hereby directed to enter
upon the Registry Lists of said city, at
his office, next door to the United States
Land Office, No. 81 W., Second South
street, from this date until the evening
of Thursday, January 24th, 1884, the
names of all legal voters whose names
are not now on the registration lists, upon
subscribing 10 the required oath. It is
further ordered that this order be pub
lished in all the daily papers of this city.
:. By order Of the Commission.
ARTHUR L. THOMAS,
Secretary of the Utah Commission.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-19
PILES

Treated and Cured Successiully.;j
Consultation at the Office is FREE and
invited. Thorough examination and adj
vice, including analysis of urine, So.
Come at once-do rot put 1t IF All
correspondence strictly confidential.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-03
DANFoRD Ar BELLAIRE.
other Political and General Mention from
y. -Ts tbe E.lnsv CITY. W. y Il, N I'd y

other Political and General Mention from,
- the Glass City. +, IA.
J Uly J. Smith Is home from short trip
East. NJ, 4 4 p,
Mrs. NJ. Craft ishome from visit to rel.
atiyes near kelsey's. 4 '@
Rcv.J. X. McKallip has taken out pa.
pcrs Us administrator OF his late wife's es.
tate. va, N q s Ff5;i.. ~ sgI.js
& Part oithcbrick work OF AlthoTs Fourth
ward bakery fell yesterday, but no one was
hurt. 80. 81 :
The Republicans will have q rally at
Pinch Run thls evening" Mt tho school
house. Il
Thomas Wheeler, Of Bay View, Wiscon-
sin, llas gone buck to TINT place after Il
visit here. 49, .s5 e. Z! X.
Howard Pendry, who has been ut Wells
burg, assisting j. X. !NayIor during his
sickness, is home again. lti .a j..
5J.:B. Barnhill has on exhibition in Mar
sitall'te AlarsI's windows some gigantic
ears OF corn from his new farmin Kansas
& Christian Bippps is able to be out OF
doors inter his regent accident ut the nail
works. He walks with difficulty 4ntl by the
help OF Il crutch. 81 u b.
George I.ashley, held to court by Wm.
Manly, on Il charge Of taking II CARLOAD Of
sand, was dismissed by request Of the
prosecuting a!.9rney, 1, 3sil Ssj- x q
The Prohihi.ionists will laYe a meeting
here tomorrow evening. Rev. YIN: Wicr,
OF Martins Ferry, will make. an address,
and efforts will be made to organize o St.
John club. Z. ~ d !. .,sti 81!
The Baltimore 4 Ohio bridge over the
tracks between their elevatorand the Bell
aire, XaHesYille y Cincinnati tracks is up:
preaching cQnple.iiM; L is suspended
from Theron work At the bridge BY iron
rods and reached by stairs at ehch end:
VIII. Stewart, OF Cleveland, Division
Freight Agent OF the Cleveland 4 Pitts
burgh railroad Frank James, Division
Freight Agent, Of the Northwestern, Ohio
railroad, and Mr.. Osborne NJ the Wabash
lines, were in town Yesterday, Visiting tl!e
manufacturers, ,.f,fi @4t5ll5
Hon.. r.. Danf1rd addressed 4 large
crowd on the Public Square last evening.
The different Republican campaign clubs
escorted the speaker from the hotel to the
sand, headed by a brass band. Mr.. Isaac
Booth presided oyer, iha Weetin1g, and
Col. Po9rlnan introduced MI. Daniord
with d few neat remarks. Tile speaker
was greeted With hearty app!ause. He
confined himself largely 10 Tie tqflii, and
made n ringing and convincing speech.
The meeting was conspicuous success in
every respect: 33 tyii:3s
e; john Archer, nov In hisgeycnty-seventh
year, has resigned tits place in tie Shops
Of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad hcre
nfter serving there for over thirty years
continuously, Monday night his fellow
employees went IN lbdy to the home Of
biz son-in.law, NJ. Z. blackburn, on Rose
lfill and Glua!le him q present Of 2 pair Of
gold eye;glasses: II: If Ipglcr, tht Mas
ter Mechanic. male the presentation
speech, and Mr.. Archer responded |nia
very few words-all his feelings would al-
leY him to say. Mr.. Archer was about
town yesterday, spending the first idle day
for many years IN calling HpAn friends, n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-03
!: CAMPAIGN CLUBS BOOMING.
4 nlalae and Logan Hsrbnsn. 10 ba Form cd

W. ~ 60 ! u IN tho City. f(3. 800 : N
Every ward in the city,withj the excep.
lion Of the Third, now has a Republican
campaign club. Ills not probable that
my WILL reformed In the Third, as tic
Plumod Knights make their headquarters
In that ward. These clubs having been
formed, II Is now time to form the Wheel.
Ing Blaine and Logan regiment. With
this end In view, n meeting OF tho captains
and lieutcnants OF the various Republican
marching organizations has been called for
Saturday night, for the purpose OF choos.
Ing regimental officers and perfec,iag tho
arrangement OF the companies In line.
Major Thomas Norton Ia prominently
spoken OF for the position Of Colonel.
Tho Republican County Executive Com.
mittce has procured 600 torches which
II proposes TO donate 10 tho various ward
clubs. Sl'.s. VI. ~
Aninvitation has been received BY Capt.
Will Fisher, Of tho Plumed knights, from
the Young Mems Republican Club Of
Stoubcnvillc, for the Knights to Join in
the demonstration at TINT place next Mon.
day night, when the Republican wigwam
will be dedicated The invitation will be
laid before the club at It's meeting .o.mor-
row night. r1t i ls -l.'5;;.Ns
IAN important meeting OF the plu,ncd
Knights will be held Thurs,lny evening.
Various bills are 10 be audited, one or
two matters acted on ind dues should bc
paid In promptly that night. Eg
The meeting Of the Seventh ward Blaine
and Logan club lust night Mt its Iwiawam
was spleul!d one. There was n large
turnout and q complete organization w'ls
effected Tho uniforms were given out.
They consist OF q white duck blouse with
blue trimmings, blue pants and Il white
conductors cap. 1t Is yery;neat, and will
show up well when the men arc in line.
The members have, not yet decided whetl;
or to carry torches or a small bull's.eye
| lantern. - rs =
: The Eight, ward Republican club is
going to be n big one, and will crowd the
FRS: M to numbers. ts5,t, y
Tho Veteran club has not yot decided
what uniform to wear. * majority OF the
members are in favor OF something up
proaching the Old regulation with Il slouch
Int and gold cord. ,tst'S s.'i'ss..S ~
The Junior Pluned Knights have dc.
cidcd to discard their red helmets a,id pro.
cure white duck helmet with gold spike
| in the top and MI eagle on the front. It is
q gorgeous affair. They were out drilling
last evening. ''G.s ~.
The "Black Eagles or Fourth ward
club, had a good meeting last night and
decided on.a uniform. There was corsid.
cradle discussion as to whether u shirt or
white duck coat should be worn, but it
was finally decided to adopt a blue shirt
with white shield front, white belt and
leggins and Il white cap. Torches will be
carried. This club has received IN auto
graph letter from General Logan, of which
! Il Is very proud The Fourth is one Of the
most enthusiastic clubs in tho city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-03
THE SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA. +
Big Railroad stsaa,ly Progress,

Ennderbtlt's Bic Railroad steadily Progress.
: b 4 Ing. .5
Occasionally some intelligence reaches
Wheeling OF the progress and status OF the
South Pennsylvania Railroad, which
shows that this important project is ut
least not yet abandoned. The Philadel-
phia Pressof q recent date has the follows
ing: :. =
another installmont Of five dollars per
share on the $l5,O00.00O stock of fbe
S0,,th Pennsylvania Railroad Company
was paid up to-day; this will put s7750,0
cash in tho treasury OF the company.
Work on the road is progressing rapidly.
Tho tunnelsare all under Contract, bridges
ore being built and the road Is being push
cd to completion with more enesgy lhan
is generally understood by the public,
This road, rs ai.e rival Of Pennsylvania
and d feeder to Reading, will become one
OF the most important lines In the State.
It ought to be in working order BY the
spring OF 1886. What with the Baltimore
c Ohio road between this city and Balti-
more, the Pennsylvania extension into
the ScluyJkill Valley, and the prospects
Of the Sea Board Pennsylvania route, 4
plppcGtSu ihe ucioAs Ef!t '''s'ts .Cua.SStSa
with 1.ackawanna, railftM building is
going OIL in this State ut more faDM rate
than anywhere else III the Union.
Last weeks tss1e Of the Engineering
Netra has the following netcs on the pro-
gross Of the South Pennsylvania: "The
tunnel on Division 2 is progressing ut the
west approach. Mason, Roaser y Dickey,
the contractors, broke ground there On
February 49,. OIL June - west heading WIS
turned; on June ! Gust heading was turn.
ed. AT the Sideliug Jill tunnel the head
inss are fairly in, but nd much more; the
same "a the case ut Rays HIN tunnel, The
Allegheny tanpel is making steady WI not
rapid progress, TIN headings are 500 feet
IN: lately 70 feet was driven in one week
rs an exceptional rate. =. 3T, Collins are
reported as making very rapid w9rk on
their sections; tbey have finished Avs
miles OF E.ading on q subdivision OF ten
miles. st the Quemahonipg tunnel there
is-two months wors on the approosseh yet
to be done before the portals will be reach.
ed. Tie material Is lard PAN, with very
little rock on the west end and c0rsidera-
bic water ut both ends. David Page Il Go,
have theicontract for twelve miles Of grad
ing from Laurel run west. y e III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-03
a SERIOUS ACCIDENT
Al the belmont olm-An Employees LEI

AT the belmont MILAN Employees Leg
4Ai .Slj- BrOltcn. = @ p Z IS
An accident occurred ut the Belmont
mill yesterday afternoon, which resulted
in breaking mans leg, crushing his
breast in quite a severe manner and gen
orally brnisins himup. A !laborer named
John NlcGown, who lives opposite the mill
on Main street, below !Twenty:sixtll, was
engaged in assisting to lay; tile heavy iron
plates that arc used for flooring about the
nail machines, when one that was stand
ing on edge fell against him, the edge
striking him first on the: breast and then
slipping down the length Of his body,
breaking his right leg at the knee and
badly spraining his LETT ankle. IT weighed
about $500 pounds. lie nearly iainted,
thc,pain was 50 great He was removed
to his home and physician summoned.
lie was resting yeryuncasily last night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-03
"NARY" RACE
weisscrbcr and Ititz Full to Agree On TERMS

wois:crbcr and Ititz Full to Agree On TERMS
i'll. for n Contest. y. ~.
Contrary to expectations, there was no
boat race made between "stoney" Ritz
and .Eatty" Wcisscrber, at the Office last
evening. Representative OF Ritz with q
roll of money iii his pocket to put up on
his man sat there and waited patiently for
several hours, but not Weisgcrber man
put in an appearance. On Monday night
The gentleman representing Weisger-
Der was frank enough to soy that
provided the Weisgerber hackers were
not on hand lust night and made
the race, it might be considered rs a fair
squcal on their part. They were not there
last night, that is certain, and accordingly
judging from the statement referred to, it
is ii backdown on their part and they are
afraid 10 back their man against Ritz.
Now ii the winner Of the Clator- Priddy
race does not accept his challenge, Ritz
may be considered cock OF the Wheeling
walk. 81 55.55 s K "A Z.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-03
LOCAL pREylr1Es.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About tho
1sS'etlttt, City. Il Z q ~ {

Matter. Of Minor Moment In and About tho
a, n City. II I 8;
TnE Parkersburg ilre company Is making
arrangements to visit Wheeling during
fair week. f,5gS X !is' - Z. y,
THIS Arion will give a picnic and sum
mcrnachiest ut the park this afternoon
and evening. 81 ttt 4
TnE st. Clairsyillc and Wellsburg fairs
both begin to-day. The Tyler county fair
IL now in progress at Niiddlcbodrnc.i
A SuMnRRof families still remain on tho
Mountsvillo Camp ground, as II loath to
leave that pleasant and popular rural re.
sort. 81 lilS!t5 {. wa X iEeis.3
TnE Board OF Directors will meet at the
Moundsville prison today. Mr.. Ed. Sehon,
OF Point Pleasant, u member OF the board,
Is In the city. !.
,rltE Fifth ward Blaine and Logan club
will meet this evening" A fall ATTENDANCE,
Is desired, us matters Of importance Will
be under consideration. M.
FnElGnr traffic on tic Ohio River iroad
Is now much heavier than ut my ii'he
since the opening OF the road. Several cur
loads Of cattle came up Monday evening
Gil route to Pittsburgh. Gai5$ is'.7 y
A prAurlrvL periumcl satin programme,
and photograph OF Miss Lizzie Evans will
4 be presented to every lady ~ n souvenir,
who attends the opening Of Charley Shays
new Academy OF Music Monday night
next. rt-Y-45 ia. III 49,. It
I TuE elevator at Speilels wholesale gro
Gerry broke Yesterday while tho platform
was suspended between the first and sec
ond stories,b fortunately caught ut once.
No damage was done except the Swapping
OF the large cable, but there was some live
ly seramling among the employees for
awhile 10 get ONT Of the way. Y
Cart. WILLIAM MILIlors, formerly Of
Martins Ferry, died ut .pennsyillc, Nor
gan county, o., lastISunday. He was cap
tain OF Company c, First West Virginia
Infantry, In tho late war and was one Of
tho most popular Of men,. lie was one o.
Natures own nohlcn,en, friendly anG
frank, II man with his heart in his hand
iIis old friends will learn, with regret, o
his death, M
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: c. ". Epson, Mansfield, O. Golden Prince.
J. M0rey, Allegheny, ih.. T. 4, Felix t5s n A
G. p. List, Wheeling, ". Walk. Y. Frederick.
q. ll.Smlth, stcubenyilc,O ,h Iii. lelle lInmnill,
q. II. Smith, Steub'v'lc OBJ. IN, Maggie Lighton
Z y. ~. Frazier, East Liberty, H.. - sirlln.
L {. =. stull Akron. O., b.g. Bon Starr. y /,
j. y. auckland, Kirkrsyillc, D.. r. 4. Uncle Ned.
". Ayerlll. Maiden. y. w; 4. e. Willie Oak.. "
II. J. Elliott, Wclkvillc, n. Y, b. x. Wild Frnnk.
VIM ii. lnyee, Allegheny, Pa. eli. e VIII Kerr.
u. J. Campan, Detroit Mich, CHI 3. jordan.
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A SHOCKING MURDER.
OUT WEST OF ST. !, cIA1RsvIIIr.
\ Brother Of Prosecuting Attorney Mitchell
\ Shoots and Instantly Kills MI Old
Farmer Agningt Whom he Had IN Old
" Y Gru,lgc.-Tl,e Murderer ut Large.

Intelligence was received In this city
last night Of u cold.blooled murder ut
Louisville, u small hamlet Of two or three
hundred population, In Belmont county,
five miles west OF St Clairsyillc, on the
National pike. Tho crime is attended with
more than usual interest from the fact
TINT tho murdered man was a well.known
and wcll.to.do farmer, quito advanced in
years, and tho murderer n member Of u
prominent md highly respected family,
and brother OF the Prosecuting Attorney
OF Belmont county. Y. tl3t5 b
" TIE STORY OF TIE CRIME. (,
A special telegram to tho ISrELLldEScE,
from st. Clnirsvillc gives the following
particulars OF the murler: "A
{ Emmett Mitchell, Il brother OF Prose.
cutting Attorney Mitchell, Of this county,
shot md killed Charles Griffith, = farmer
aged 60 years, living several miles from
LOydsvillc. Tho shot penetrated the brain
and death WIS instantaneous. Griffith
WIS o peaccable, quiet citizen ind leaves q
wife and grown.up son. Mitchell is u hard
case, wild md reckless, and drinks heavily
lilo has had II grudge against the victim
for several years aud lias repeatedly
threatened TO kill him. There were no
witnesses to tho tragedy. Mitchell has
not been captured, and is heavily armed"
TIE MURDERER AT LARGE.
a Attelcgram was received by Chief OF
Police Bennett, OF this city, asking him to
look out for Mitchell, who is believed to
have come toward tho river. & Similar tele-
grams were also received by the authori.
ties In the clowns across the river. Mitchell
is described us II reckless character; in
person five feet eight or nine inches tall,
and weighing about l75 pounds. Ills iacc
bears plain Riarksof excessive dissipation.
He wears no mustachc or whiskcrs. He
was believed to be armed to the teeth
when he left the locality OF liiS crime, lie
was slightly under the influence ofliquor
when he shot Griffith. i,s55 S.sS5a l;le
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-03
l3rpsd.luils and rroyislons,

new fonE, September Flour dull: receipts
Y, a8 barrels: exports 1890 hHrrcis. Whc,t, spot
winter grades opened 1{a14c lower. closed with The
DECLINE recoyerNl winter options opened weak ut
.iale l0Weti iaer sohger; lied ,4a55sc, closing
mn; .EeeeiEts SG $40 bushels; exports .y,UOJ
hllsfets; ~; chieaso s9i{c; No, aspring a,sifg:
SSs F "a seGismbfr As!ea lGo bushels u
bushels nj yl14ag.tt4c. closing ut 9a1Ic; Soyem.
ber. salcs SCI 10 bushels ut G$n9,Sc, closing Mt
VIC; December, sales IS, 600 bushels III &c.
Closing ut VIC; january sales 10000 bushels nj
Y5;:sis 4, f!1s y s a;ss SpnsFy leS 1920
81 W. April, sales iIOO0 bushels at 81 usai O.
sgf ia Il a tS!,s st'f Il e b. Ft ss,',
spot grndes scarce and higher; options opened
1iaHc lower: lnter advanced 5ialkc, closing
strong: receipts 1000 bushels exports HjO05
bushels: ungraded '67aG714c No 8 G,a6jIc; I'M.
EssaS5 ESs sIis; Eieeed do G 5se No.
Closing Gt GoAc. sOats nlc higher, Closing steady:
ist & :s ES|is With N!s aas iii ss
ialrly actiye. Coffee. spot iair; Rio quiet and
s;eady; options quiet md steady; salps 300 bags
RIO No. October at S.i50S.55c; November S,IM
$500; December S.i5as. SOC: January Si5aS.hjc:
$S:sS i HSI if f HEak E 4Ha
ajSiec; riinid hSiet; mould t5 %!s:: eostea.
G9lGc Rice III moderate demand. Tulow stea;v
lnrlehiine !ltmer At Ole. Pork active and firm;
ns .f So 81 H, aYsE af In chi
western steam spot 5.gea'. September 7.s6a
,;s..Ec; October d.1Ia'a Sic; November 77Nl7.7oc;
December 7.2sc. Butter, firm and In good demand.
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FRED DOUGLASS;
To:spcnk Mt Walnut; Grove, ,slnrtin's Ferry,

To! spcnk Mt WALNUT Grove, Martins Ferry,
y r. e September, &c &c. Is
Intelligence was Inst night received that
Fred Douglass, tho famous leader Of the
colorcd race, will deliver an address on
the political issues Of the day,i Walnut
Grove at:Martin's Ferry, on Monday, Sep
tcmberj %. While &his speech will OF
ed people OF this entire section, It will also
command wide attention among people Of
all races. + Mr.. Douglass is an acknowledg-
cd thinker Of ability and originality, an
orator Of eloqucnce and fervor, and a man
OF dignity and great achievements, and his
speech at Martins Ferry will be one OF
the conspicuous events Of this campaign
in this vicinity \; Z Is! EIfst2
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II What makesa man feel as shaky as chills
and fever? 1t is shake, shake, shake, until
YOU almost rattle your teeth out and
shake the buttons of Of your coat. What
drives chills and fever out Browns Iron
Bittew. fIi.. you have never tried it get
some at once, md don't shake i, any more.
Mr.! Chas. NJ: Newell, OF Lexington, Va,
says, II used Browns Iron Btters last
fall for chills and fever, and derived great
bencflt."SIt is the best tonic known.
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Z 4 The funeral Of Mrs. James Hcaly took
place yesterday morning from her hus-
bands residence, on Eighteenth street.
After, the services at the house the remains
were removed to tho Whelan Memorial
chapel in Mt Calvary cemetery, where
mass was celebrated by Father, John Me
Elligott, Of the Cathedral. Father Me
Elligott also delivered an address COM
menloratiye Of the virtues Of the deceased.
Tho funeral procession was very: large;
Mrs. ucaly hal n large circle Of friends
both. in, and ont OF the 3citywho took oc-.
casion to pay their last tribute Of respect.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-03
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Movements Of Noats mn 'tl,p stRgo OF Water
thF g3 ftlE JIerp md Elsewhere, fisgl

lIerD md ElspWhers, 2
The skIiP ferrymen are preparing for the
big rush OF travel during lair week. They
are building docks and putting their boats
in good condition. $,s, a5 rs,
The Princess while laid up on account
Of low Wpler is being rcpaintcd. When
she re:entars the lel,aire trade she will be
as pretty as new pin, 5:5ss ss5j&. s,iS..
The Wcgee coal works whiclI have been
idlc since the February flood, are again put
ting out coal, The Alessrs. Shaycrs were
the heaviest losers In that Vicinity by the
high water ut that time: 4 {.y;si5.li Fl
ThcEIa!nc, OH licrarrivalat Parkcrsburg,;
Monday, laid upin the mouth Of the Little
kanawha, and will remain there until
there ia more water, Her. crew returned
TO this city via the Ohio River road! d
It's claimed that 100000 bushels Of
coal were shipped out Of the Kanawha
during tho past year, 1t Is said the
kanawha coal operators contemplate COM
peting with Pittsburgh In the Southern
OF AIississippiriyer markets before long.
Y: Nj. Bislcy, the coal operator, filed a
libel !in admiralty in the = United States
District Court at Cincinnati, Monday
morning, against the towboat Venture.
Elc claims damages to the amount Of
SIG so for the sinking OF y tlat-load of
coal. which the Venture sunk by runnin.
in on n pile In the Monongahcla river last
july, while towing 1t TO Woods Run.
There were 1854 bushels OF coal, valued
at FIVE md . half cents per bnshel.
\ OH Cry, Spa, September o.-Rlycrj 5
inches and stationary; clear and warm.
PARKER, pAs September 2.-Riyer u
Inches and rising; weather clear and pleas
ant. ;5i a Z q K. 5t'';'3I5
GREESsl,ono, Pa, scptembr 2.-Rivcrlo
feet 10 inches ind on q stand weather
clear. 4, Il }9ss 35ss'i gt3a
Lock No. 4, September o.-Rivcr feet
: inches and stationary; clear; .liermonie-
IL pITrsRURGlT, September 2.-Alonongahc.
Ia river 3 feet . inches and rising; clear
and pleasant, ,.,,is q
RIcE'ss LANDING, September oo.--Rivcr
: ieet 5 inches and on n stand weather
clear; thermometer SCI.
I BnowSsvlILE, a, September River
2ieet . inches and on n, stand; weather
clear; Thermometer 81.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Scptenbero. depth in
the canal 3 feet 4 inches; on the falls, i
foot ! inches aud falling,