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New-York tribune., 1884-02-17
TIE FLOOD IN THg LOWER ONO.
RISING WATERS AT CAIRO AND SHAWNEE.
THE DEsTITUuON FOUND By THE GOVERNMENT
RELIEF BOAT.

TIE DEsTITUTION FOUND By THE GOVERNMENT
RELIEF BOAT.
WEST POINT, KY, Feb 16.-The steamer
Matte Hays, used by the Government food relief
boat left Louisville at Friday for points down
the river with Mayor J. H. Kirk Of the Quartemasters
Department, In charge. Everywhere the rayages OF the
food were The water has wrought destruction and
desoaton both sides Of river Thus far the houses
have been fooled to the roof and many Of them float
ing Trees that hedeed the river bank barely show
their tops IN what seems waste OF waters Many dwell
ngs deserted, but many persons still cling to their
houses and may be tie roofs and Ia the second
stories. There not much suffering til West Point was
reached where 40 of $50 houses flooded and The
people were pressing need Of food Three days raOn5
issued and the boat proceeded to Bandenburs, KY
SHAwNEETowN H., Feb. I6.-The river here contin-
mes se steadily but not rapidly yesterday. The
rate of the during the day about quarter Of an
inch per hour The gauge at o'clock marked "a feet
inches which feet inches below the highest point
last year believed that that figure viii be
reached though there Is foot foot and half more
water Several camps vf those driven from their houses
by the foJd visited to-day and considerable sickness
much suffering during the next week or Two ls
expected. several small buildings in more
foundations during the night ana this morning foot
OF water VIII carry away several others IN
ostrous than las year The current the evees
running from eight n ter rses hour through OF
weakened. As yet there has been loss OF le either
here in this neghborbOOd and none Is likely 70 occur.
The people, with their cXpe u last years food be-
fore them have 10 places OF safety Several adii
tional families left here morning for the hills and it
doubtful II ;ban 400 people remain I'm town. At
7 p. the river "a feet IL inches and rising
duart.f OF an inch an hour
CAIRO H.. .'eb 16.-Ihe Ohio River OF 6p. nj. fifty
and RISING slowly. The weather is cloudy with the
thermometer al forty far there Il no suffering or
distress from the food here but doubt some OF the
smaller places be CaiIO and SnawneetOwn are IN
need Is the water the banks between Cairo aud
that point.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-17
AMERICAN FARMERS IND PROTECTION.

Mr.. PIIlPs's ADMIRABLE ARGUMENT.
TO The EdttOr Of the Iri6Wae.
SIR: write to say that ! have read with
great pleasure md profit the Hon. ". w. Phepss agcul
tural address in THE sEM-WELBLY IRBUNE, and TO sug
ges that that portion OF showing the advantage Of the
American system Of Protection farmers be published
caulp,gn document. and distributed among Western
farmers 1t the hest thing ever read In that line and
think 10 viii nc very efficient IN convincing wayerinR
farmers wnere their true interests lie.
Chic0pee, Moss, Jan. 10, 1854. DAVID BolNToS.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-17
SUBSCRIPTIONS IN NEw-YORK.
TIE WORK OF RAISING MONEY ACTIVELY PUSHED.
The following subscriptions for the Ohio sut-
SUBSCRIPTIONS have beer received
n. I'D No. 31 Wall.st.. as t0-l0Ns: :

Madison Square Garden has been leased by p s. Gil
more for the purpose Of giving concert on Sunday even
ing February % for the benefit Of the sufferers from the
Western foods The full band and several others have
already volunteered their services
Mayor Fison received the following telegram yester
iav from Mayor j. J. White, of Middeport Ohio:
Ravace of food leaves 1000 cirizsns here detuto.
Supplies be had near here II we Aid iund' hep us
II possible.
The subscriptions far received ut the Mayors office
amount TO 81 5O7 10 OF this Mayor Edison hasse
70 600 10 Mayor Alexander, Of Gaupos, ONO, AID
s3 400 20 TO Charles M Fry president OF the Bank OF
VewYors who was appointed treasurer OF the Advisory
Committee by the several Exchanges leaving balance
NJ RI Oo3 which will be sent TO Mr. Fry tomorrow The
,oornr subscriptions were received by the Mayor yes
terdaV:
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FOREIGN NOTES.

PARIS, Feb. 16.-vIctor Hugo has subscribed 5000
francs for the relief Of the homeless OF Paris
LONDON, Feb. 16 MIR. Fail, a Dissenter who was an.
nounced as a candidate for Member OF Parliment from
northampton In opposition 10 Mr. BradlaIgh has with
drawn fron the contest until the next general election
PARIS, Feb. lG-The French Cabinet have determined
upon the Budget for 1885. II has 10 adjusted that
revenues and expenses will balance each other without
resort to a new loan or fresh taxation.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-17
CIrTrING EAST.ROrND RATES.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 16.-It is still alleged that
notwithstanding the pledge OF the trunk Inc pEcsid, ,nis
the East bound freight rates from here arc in more de
mOralized saio than before II Is asserted that
shipment lard made from here yesterday to Liyor
pool direct by way Of the Nickel Plate fast freight and
New-York tribune., 1884-02-17

NewYork Central railroads at 80 cents through, which
Il cut OF at least - cents, and that other similar cuts
nre being made daily. Reports from Commissioner
Depews office show that since the meeting OF the trunk
lnr preadens I'm New York last week the indianapolis
and st Louis the Bee Line Railroads have carried over
40 per cent OF the business between St. Louis ana the
Eaat
New-York tribune., 1884-02-17
SATISFIES SOUTH CAROLINA, ANYWAY.

IroIa Thc Etchlnood "a Dispgich. -
In reply to our statement tlat me NeW~ ORR
Tunes though Rev tnue kcl1rmcr, VIII THIS yeur support
the kepuhcaD nominee for President platform de
DOuDcng the DEMOCRATS for having introduced the Nor
IsOn bill into Congress, the Charleston kcs 0Hd courier
says that The Times IL nevertheless engaged ~ teaching
It's readers sound dOcte ana uat tIcse viii pront by
II, and vote accordingly.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-17
PRESIDENTIAL POST OFFICES.

WAsHiNGToN,. Feb. 16.-Thc following post
offices have been assigned tho Presidential class. and
the salaries OF the pOtma-ters fixed al the amounts
stated: Bgthc Conn 81 400; Ai!ngtJn = j., ~, lOG
Granville, " y, 81 lOO Irvington n y 81 900; 81.
JOnhsyllle y. y, IL 900.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-17
A CONSERVATIVE ELECTED.

LONDON, Feb. 16.-The Parliamentary elec-
ton In Somerset West to m the vacancy csused by the
resignation of Mordaunt f. Bisset Conservative resulted
Ia the choice OF Mr.. Elton Conservative, by vote OF
3757 against 1895 ior Nj. Klcourse the LIBERAL cand
1ufa
New-York tribune., 1884-02-17

Commercial Gazette, by Representative keifer' OF ONO
began its sttings to-day in the committeeroom OF inc
House Committee on Post ohces and Post Roads conn,
sci for Mr. Keifer asked have the case continued i
.nch tme as hs witnesses could be present MI b0yh
ton asked 10 have the investigation proceed az once
After protracted discussion the cOnimltVee aUounou
,ntI Wndu
New-York tribune., 1884-02-17

form, with Vatican back and gin long eoura
train. The front Is trimmed with hundreds OF wings az
red breasts The corsage decole and bordered with
red feathers The train Ia edged with red feathers and
feathers form the epsuetes Long gloves of red d ara
worn with the dress and ppors OF red velvet with ths
toes ending In tiny robins.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-17

Repreentaves of the following Exchanges met In con-
ference with the Advisory Committee yesterday; STOCK
Metal Cotton. Coffee. Importers and drocers' Mining
and National Petroleum. Naval Stores and Tobacco Me-
harics and Traders Petroleum. Merchants, and Hard
war Rosrd OF Trade Mr. SOomons, OF washington wee
rcsijent OF the American Red Cross Assertion, ek
pinad ther work aIong the Ohio River and the good
hat was being done. Telegrans and letters were re-
iyeJ from many OF the principal towns on tue ono
Rver teIling of Intense suffering The following appro-
priations made:
1brouKh Charles NJ. Fry Treasurer- .ooo,
Ohio Relief Comm tee
VIss lara Bsrt0n President Red Association. go
through New York Stock Exchange go
Ohio Relief Committee i"oo
Miss Clara Barton. ~
T0tal.....--......
New-York tribune., 1884-02-17
WORK IN THE DESERT OF SAHARA.
NJ. RoUDMRE's SCHEME TO TRANSFORM PART OF
IT INTO SEA.

Ne
IT INTO SEA.
PARIS. Feb 16.-The Bey of Tunis has given
NJ Roudare authority to carry out his scheme for trans
forming portion of the Desert OF sahara into an inland
sea.
NJ Roudaire is French cavalry officer who has devoted
reci attention 20 photography In 1873 while engaged
in 0odetic observations with view to determining the
crian Of Biskra town I'm Central Algers, he was i'm
nr,sed with the ac that portion Of the great Desert of
sahara s below level of the Mediterranean. He con-
uded that this be the bottom OF an ancient sea and
ne conceived project Of cutting through the dunes
which separate the from the Desert with the idea that
ne would thereby transform vast tracks Of arid waste
INTO fertile country. His plan seemed 80 promising mat
the French Assembly gave him an appropriation OF TO-
900 francs and he devoted two TO further surveys
and observations. The results Uf tns work were made
public i'm 1877 and created profound impression. NJ.
Waddiugtun VINO was then Minister OF Public Instruction
cave NJ Roudaire unqualified support. Since hen the
surveys have been reuade and the project has been the
subject OF much controversy In the scientific world NJ
Rodaire has convinced thau yer OF the I'M
mense advantages which will how thereffoni ana the
difficulties IN the way OF It's realization are Que ~ one
giving way.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-17
4 CHILD BURNED 10 DEATH

Katy Metz, a girl three years old, was fatally
burned last night at her parents homo in Grlnd-st,
Jersey Guy by her dress coming in contact with ire IN
ID
New-York tribune., 1884-02-17
MRS. MAcKAY's HANDSOME DRESS.

LONDON, Feb 16.-Worth has just completed
superb dress for Mrs MaoRay 1t %of wh'e NeNo''
vim nile of uuusua length aud sofInoss cut III princess
New-York tribune., 1884-02-17
TIE KEIFER-DOYNrON AFFAIR.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-Ihe committee ap-
pointed 20 investigate the charges preferred against IL
u Essston. Washington e''..D0llest ~ zAs CeH'.aH
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THE RAl i. |. I. 3 Il, n
.. q Q. coMpANY's LATEST SCHEME
a. Locked Upon .ffcm the PtsnsIivsaia Esd ofths
Llnt-tios,ip About Cont,mpla.sd Changes Ia
" The soa,h P.nnsJl,anli-rAs New "'Can. z
VS. hdn Ball Houtt"E 10 tho lWtst.

While the Baltimore and Ohio road Is get.
ding the wolst Of Il In the coke pool, 1t Is
making rapid progress, says the Keystone
Courier, Of ConnellSyille, Pa, toward heading
of Us two rivals in the race south through
the upper Mononsahela region. Ths South
west and the MonopHahelA East Shore roads
have both surveyed to the west Virginia line,
nnd the former has graded about Two miles at
New Genevn, bnt neither bss gono beyond
the State line. The territory from Union.
town 10 Fsirmont offers better advantages to
the Baltimore and Ohio than to any other
road, ms by building over It the gap bet weeu
the southern terminus OF Its Pittsburgh di.
vision and Its main line would be closed, and
direct through line be opened up the Mo
nonEahela. Ia order, therefore, ohold Its own
against lis two great rivals In the coke region
IL has recently he'd organized company, Il
whom charter has been granted In West
Virginia. the capital stock being 81 1000
Tho company Ii composed OF prominent citi
zsns Of Grafton, Fairmont and Morgantown
but 1t ID not denied that they are merely
representing the Baltimore Il Ohio. Two
corps OF engineers are now surveying .dowr
the river 10 the State line. All the company
ask Ia The right Of way. Meanwhile The
Baltimore & Ohio have been surveying from
Unontown south through the east end, In
dlcatipg tbs fully developed purpose o.
| forming the connection. SO that duringth
coming summer 1t Is possible that three iail
rosds will be put under construction through
Southern Fayette county into West Virginia
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south Peunxy lvnnfn G0nSip.

A corps OF engineers has been engaged sur.
vcying route along the south bank OF the
Ca.ssimar river, between Confluence and
lockwood, In Somerset county, for week
past Their presence hag, according TO the
Connellsville Courier, given rise 10 the rumor
thu. tho management OF the South Pennsyl.
vania have changed the route Of that pro.
posed road to conio up the south bank Of the
Casselmau and Youeh rivers, and connect
with the Peenickey at New Haven. This Is
tho old Pittsburgh and Atlantic route, which
Is 10 be at least partially adopted. Councils.
vile mud Fayette county Ia deeply interested
In this route adopted.
The engineer In charge OF the Western di.
vision Of the South Pennsylvania road has
finished end sent in for approval 10 the CHIEF
engineer an entirely new location OF the line
ot.the road west OF Mt. Pleasant. By this re-.
vision OF lines gain o. twelve milesis made In
a shortened route, while the cost 10 compare.
lively tqdal to the came distance over the
old line. thus makipga net gain OF twelve
miles, besides saving the cost Of double track.
Ing the Pittsburgh, Mckeesp,rt & Youghio
gheny road between the former point Of con.
nection at the mouth of tho 8ewickly and
the new point. The plan is to DIVORCE from
tho former surveys along the Sewickly be-
yond Paiuterville, and tending in q north.
westerly direction, strike the Pittsburgh
McKeesport Il foughiogheny road at poini
a mile west OF Mckeesport.
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Opera II ousc orclcs,rn xel,,n r. Il, :.

The regular sem:-monthly Sunday night
public rhehearaal by the Opera House o.
chestra given Mt Arion Hall last hight was.
like all previous events OF the kind. rich
musical treat. The crowd in attendance was
unusually large and the number Of ladies
was especially noticeable. The seats about
:very table were filled and several were
obliged 70 stand. The programme as usual
was made.up Of nine numbers divided into
three parts. 7All Of Them were played e1.
quisitety. II wss very popular programme
and each number was heartily encored.
suppes overture,,."P oet. and Peasant,N and
Hummel's overture Grave and Gay,n the
latter oneof the new pieces recently received
from Germany, we're well received, as was
also Lecocqs Heart and Hand.n The two
numbers, however, that the audience inpera.
lively demanded should be repeated, were
THE Two Grenadiers, = played as trombone
solo by Mr.. Brandiass with orchestral accom-.
psnlment, and violin solo--one OF echu
berrs theme:-played by Mr.. Louis Was,
with string Accomplishments. These two
were the gems Of the evening. Mr, Brand
fass playing was very sweet. The nocturne
Of the violin solo was Played with remarka.
BILE delicacy Of shading aud swee ness y .s35.
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THE Z! COKE I,Itll. TRADE,
Ahipments from the StlDnncllsyille ~
gion-Operat0rH Nervous. n

shipments from The StlDnncllsytlleS ne
gion-Operators. Nervous.
The coke shipments from the Counellayllle
region now average, In re md Numbers, coo
cars dslly. which reFressnss q falling OF Of
100 cara ss compared with two weeks ago.
This falling Of has been almost wholly In
the West, eastern shivnlenta remaining
steady ut 100 cars per day. The furnaces
around Pittsburgh consume $50 cars daily
and the Western mills and furnaces the bal.
ance. The falling oil In Western orders 10
duo 10 the Suspension OF u number Of mills
and furnaces, among others that large cor.
sumet, the Joliet Steel Company. The 81.
LouiA Orc and B.eel Company have stopped
shipments on account OF d surplus stock Of
! coke run In Oh o recent rise Of the river.
Other furnaces have suspended operations
temporarily for the purpose Of making re.
pairs and taking stock, Or indefinitely on
account OF dull trade. l zi7..'. .,.
I Some Of the smaller operators are getting
nervous over the deadness Of the iuarket,
and instead CT turning their product over TO
the blk shippers for sale, they have concluded
to bs their own agents, and are going out
| Into the market themselves. Heretofore
nearly all the coke thrown on the general
market has been handled by frlck. schoon.
maker and Mcclure, and no doubt they
made liberal commission. In the chilly
days OF the trade the mail operators want
10 make all tho profit there may be, and To
that end have pretty generally determined
10 DO their own commission men. As IN ev.
ldsnes OF the depth Of this determination,
It Ia said that the Anchor works refused a
contract with one Of the big shippers at the
liberal figure OF 81 10. FI $500 rUti5
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= y !
Petroleum.,

Friday G519S baIrels; shipments ii GsJ bar,eis.
charters 1851 barrels clearances y c5i o. bairels
United Pipe Line certificates opened u 81 lgI and
closed at l2A hishes. price 81 23s lowest 81 liz
on CRY, PA, January. l2-pcs,o!eum opened
closed al 81 1914. Sales $3.50 600 barrelss charic1:
1851 barrels: shipments G,3i4 barrels runs So Oh
barrels: ceAIanees January II, 13t5 ,00 balsels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa January l2.-The Afternoon
session was dull but closed trmer opened al 81 ll
declined ~ and closed at 81 Il II. i - -
TTusvlLlE, "a, January l2.--opened a. 81 -.
ti67S ba,rcs -, 20 9"
!, NEW YoHK, January la.7-Petroleum quiet; United
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Capt. Bennett, Lieut.. sylvis aud Office,
Junkins visited the Parker House, on Waite,
street. about eleven o'cl lck last night, and
invading the faro room kept by Allie Freese,
alies. 1.-THE Count" arrested tho proprietor
and eight men. All the prisoners deposited
the amount necessary 10 cover the maximum
tine for the offense, and were released on
bail. -5glI@f5lI ...t.' -. -.
The Sunday ,Neps Letter yesterday con.
tanned "a very timely article Z on
the gambling evl and its growth
in this community, in which 'it es.
serted that though the y;cB bus been on the
increase for many years. the number Of ar
resls has steadily decreased. 1t alleges that
within three squares on Market street there
are twenty gambling dens, some of which
must be known to tho police. Besides this
there are gambling rooms in Centre Wheel
Ing and on Water street, The humber OF
gambling places in the city is probably mere
oystestimsted, but tho fact remains that
there are more than there ought 10 be.
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The $50, COO Promptly raid.

BAN FRANc1.co, CAL, Dec. 5, 1Ss3.-cashier
Bank Of Kentucky, Louisville, Ky,:% Collect
enclosed prlz, ticket Of Henry College Lot.
terry, drawn November %, 1883, No,s7s $50.
drawing $50. 600. Il. WApswoRra, Treasurer
i$OsNcE HENRY COLLEGE Lottery Co., LOUIS.
VILE KY. Dec. Il, 1Ss3:-Recsived Of j. j,
Dong'as, o. re Henry College Lottery Com.
payment for prize ticket No. Is, $50. bought
by E. NJ: Railton, Master. of Trans oortatlon.
and George CrocIer. Vice President. Central
Pacific Railroad, San Francisco Cal. drawn
November %, 1855. BANK or KENTUCKY. ~
Next grand drawing will take place In
Louisville, ky., Thursday, Jan. 81. 1854.
s3O, 900 capital prize. Tickets only Sc: halves
81. Address ]. J. Douglas, Louisville, Ky, y
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Qtle Qlttel|liQ),e,t'lItcr.
Onicc: Nos. - AMI ~ Fourteenth Street,


Z Wanted-A Man In Whesllns.
{ Stone & Thomrq-Closing Out Sale.
b Stocks For Sale-I. Irwin, Agent. "a
Wanted-Men and Women.
II Wanted-situation 10 Printing Office.
I StockholdeIs' Mee.iug-Citlzsns Railway
Company.
: Bank OF the Ohio Valley-stockholdeIs
Meeting.
sfaFor' Hale-Farm Of 1872 .Aores--Alexsndel
Bono, Agent.
u Cheap Home For Ssle-Alexaadcr Bone
Agent.
= Papillon Skin Cure. :,
. Chariey shay'r Academy OF Muslc-Fourti
psge. =.
Special Sale OF Carpets-G. Mendel & Co.
Il Dir. John E. Bmith-Third page.
With Sixteen Years' Experience.
Weather strip-Kirk's hrt Store.
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C1NClSHATI,- o., January lo.-Flour heavy and
unchanged. Wheat dull, wcax aud lower; No .
r.d 81 O!al CO; receipts 1850 bushels; shipments
Rye nominal and unchab2c1. Barley arm and
unchansed Polk iltmer III SIS 25. Lard steady at
s.s5aS.e7Hc Bulk meats firm: shoulders &c:
short rib Nc Bacon firm; shoulders 7tc: short liz
PIC short GEAR SIC Whisky steady ut 81 II. Butter
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that he deliver up The keys 70 him. This
MI. Marsh declined to do. Mr.. RIggs then
called upon some others OF tho ssyen tru;.
tees and succeeded In gs,tlpg them to endorse
or sanction his courae In demanding the
keys OF the church. Mr.. Marsh, In his do.
fsnss before the magistrate, claims TINT no
official demand was ever made upon him Tor
tho surrender Of the keys. and declared his
entire willingness 10 comply with snch de-
mand when formally made. The court In Its
judgment sustained Nj. Marsb.. thus legaliz.
linz him an the st. Peter, Of Fairvisw NJ. e.
church. Just what the outcome OF this IN.
Bsemly wrangle will DO the future only can
determine, 90 the feeling lssaid by by parties
from the vicinity to be only Intensified by
the result Of the suit. ,ri7' ,..lla a
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News aud Gossip III htIntion 10 Various
' y.g assi 4 RCODle H1fF. Isl

News aud Gossip in leIntion 10 Various
M ''' n People. ''FI7si
Secretary Of State, sialnsker Is homs from
New York. + lr1l. gE2.gE. gls''rI'
Auditor Miller will BE- home from the South
tomorrow. 4a-' "A
US. Marshal Atkinson has returned to the
city from Charleston.
Mayor Miller will leave for 6tauhton this
morning for q stay of twoor three days.
Nj. James Wilson,. Of New Comerstown
Ohio, is visiting irients on the South Side.
Mr.. John Mccullough, OF Wellsburg, who
has been visiting fricnes In the Second ward
has 10 turned home.
Peter Hoeckler, formerly OF North Wheel
Ing, but at present engaged In business al
Chicago, Is visiting friends in the city.
Mics J. MeCombs, OF Columbus, Ohio, who
has been visiting friends in North Wheeling
for tome time past, has returned home. I,
Miss Linnie Belle James returned home las
evening. from q five months visit 10 trlend'
at Winchester, Washington and Baltimore.
Col. @. II. Beall, Of Brooke county, Presi
deaf Of the Merino sheep Breeaois' Associa
ton, will attend the meeting at Columbu!
this week. - .f
Miss Nora FitGsinimous and Miss Mary Anr
Burke, Two Charming young ladies' Of thu
South side, are visiting hey. Father Daily, a
Moundsville. So lr6G
The men employed at ibe Adams express
office are much pleassd with their new man
sgsr, Mr.. Murphy, who took charge Of thu
Office Last week. 'ia. 81 ~
MI. N. L. r. Sawyer, Of Cincinnati, is a
the 6tamm House. lie IS here for the pur
pose Of replacing the wood working ina
chinery destroyed in the late Bodily fire.
Governor Hoad1y has appointed Mr.. W. o
Watson, formerly OF Darnesville, aad lat
State Tobacco IusS ector, now with Knowles
Taylor d Knowles, the East Liverpool potte'd
an aide-decamp on his staff with the rank o
Colonel. II all CT Cav. 'HoaLly's selection
gre as judiciousty mnde his administration
will be q brilliant one.
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A Baltimore & Ohio engine, in attempting
to push number Of the new Ohio River raii.
road house cars, received here Yesterday. on
to the latter track. piled several Of them up
Ia snowdrift, pretty badly smashing thrse
OF them. The broken cars were taken to the
Baltimore & Ohio shops, at Wheeling, 70, re.