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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-03-12

The sunshine Of life-made up of
very little beams that are brighter all
the time.
The fellow that knows all about
other peoples business, generally knows
little about his own
A man feels pride in being spo-
ken of as the "oldest inhabitant," but
8 woman never does.
My opinion on tho tariff" says a
Boxery mln, ''is that fellow has q
e,kht to 90 on tare If he wsats to-"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-03-12

BUTLER. PA. March |, 1884.
All persons interested in the above list will
please take notice that an appeal will be held in
the Office of the County Commissioners, at But
Ter, Pa, on Monday the 9TH day of April, 1854.
ROBERT TRIMBI.E, Appraiser.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-03-12

In Aurora, ILL.,, lives Mrs. VIM
Henson. She says: Samaritan Ner
vine cured me of neuralgia, vertigo
ond sick headache"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-03-12

Sound health depends as well or
rood food as well as fresh air.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-03-12

"A marriage certificate ought to be
. writ of attachment, but very often it
isn't.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-03-12

Any person may make a mistakei
none but y fool will stick to it.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-03-12
Mercantile Appraisers List for
1884.

Tie veid,rs Of foreign and q, rne..ie merchsn-
D. -, G,sIulrr-. etc. IA Butler county viiI take
Iotce that they are appraised aud classed by
iuc ~. isg-i.u,j Arp-. syr cf u,rrr..ii- al
o,i-- license tax Tor the year ls>I. a. ts.lows,
70 Wit.
Nr.7.- Aptl- TOWNSHIP ClGss.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-03-12

81 am pressed for food" says the
tbe corned beef in the can.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-03-12
When You Feel Blue,

When the judg ent is weak. the
prejudice il strong.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-03-12

WHAT win cure Whooping Cough 7
That is question asked every day.
We can answer that we have found the
remedy in Psplllon Cough Cure. 1t
never fails, and can be administered to
infants without danger 1t is perfectly
harmless. For sale by j. l.. Wuller
and y. H. Wulier.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-03-12

If your breath is offensive. your nos
trils fetid and filled with putrid matter,
end you are rapidly becoming con-
sumptiye. use Psplllion Catarrh Cure
you will be purified and permanently
cured. For sale by j. l.. Wuller and
ID. FL. Wuller.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-03-12
CHICAGO, ROCK island GPACIFIC RI

Ry the central position of its line. connects tho
East and the West oy the shortest route, and car
RES passengers, without change of care. between
Chicago and Kansas CITY. Council Bluffs. Leaven-
worth, Atchison, Minneapolis and st. Paul. 1t
connects IN Union Depots with ali the principal
lines of road between she Atlantic and the Pacific
Oceans Iye equipment ia unrivaled and rnREnin-
cent, being composed of Nest Comfortable aud
Beautiful Day Coaches. NaEniaeent Horton Re-
Ginning Char Cars, Puilman's Prettiest Palace
Sleeping Cars. and the Best Line OF Dining Care
tn the World. Three Trains between Chicago and
Missouri River Points. Two Irains between Chi-
cogo and Minneapolis and 81. Paul, VIZ the Famous
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-03-12
Wonders Never Cease.

when the elements are at war tn
wind soon comes to blows.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-03-12
"ALRERT LEA ROUTE

A New and Direct Line, via Seneca and KGnka-
kee. has recently bse1 opened between Richmond.
Norfolk, Newport News, Chattanooga, Atlanta au-
gusta, Nashville, LOUISVILLE Lexington Cincinnati
lncianepohs and Lafay yette, and Omaha, Minneap-
oils ard st. Paul and intermediate points.
Ali Through Passengers Travel on Fast Express
Trains
Tickets for sale at ell principal Ticket Cfrces in
the United States and Canada
Baggage checked through and rates OF fare al
vays as low as competitors that offer less advaa-
tages.
For detailed information. get the Maps and Fold
Of the
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-03-12

The several Conrts Of the county OF Butler
commence on the first Monday OF March, June,
September and December, and continue two
neoks, Oh go long ~ Dscesrsry to dispose Of the
business. No causes are PIT down for trial or
traverse Jurors summoned for the frat week Of
the seve; 81 terms.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-03-12
GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE.
QUEEN VECOTRIA.

At your neares; Ticket OIce. or address
y. r. CASLE, {. ST. jJhR.
fise-FTss. GenI S'sr. Genl Tkt q Pass. ASi
EAsHAro
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-03-12

Neuralgia and Sick Headache.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-03-12

ATTORNEYS At Law.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-03-12

VIM. A. FOkQUER,
e. Office or Main street opposite yoselsg
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-03-12

FRANCIS KoHLER.
Attorney Law aud Notary Public Counsel
gwen n German aud English. Office South of
Coort House -
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-03-12

l.. ". SIZES,
CM-e WITH ". z. H. Fiddle, East side of Dia-
-ipAS. t-'-.ief t.l febii-Slif
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-03-12

To be trustsd-A greater compl
ment than to be loved.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-09
Mr. Hot hheimcr Discharged.

In police court yesterday morning Judge
Jeifsrs rendered a decision in the case OF
Bernard Horkheimer, charged by Officer
Reid with lettering on the sidewalk on Sun.
day evening. Mr.. Horkheimer waa dis,
charged, the judge holding that he WIS not
lettering within the meaning Of the law.
Judge Jetfersss aid
mir Horkheimer was arrested for idly
lettering on the street.. The testimony intro
duced by the city, taken by itself, goes far
toward justiiying the charge. Appearance
at the time OF the arrest OF the party indi.
Gated that he was violating that section Of
the ordinance relative to lettering. The
testimony Of the defense, while apparently
inconsistent with that of the prosecution; Is
really not SO. Taken altogether the evidence
OF both sides harmonizes well. 1t wao merely
a question OF time. / have hardly ever seen
q case In which such evidence, apparently so
contradictory, when taken together points to
the same conclusion. I thipk the case should
be dismissed rs to Mr.. Horkheimer under all
circumstances. The iscta do not show that
he was idly lettering. There Ia no question
OF law, only n Of facts."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-09
THE COAGnEGA
Yesterdays sessiun or the Assv citation
...." 1T SteubcnVilte. p

Yesterdays sessiOn Of the Assc citation
NJ S;enbcnviite.
The Congregational association continued
ita sessions at the First Congregational
Church In steubenville yesterday morning.
The Ladies' Home Missionary Society held
a meeting In the chapel. Dr.. l. w. An
drews, OF Marietta, read before the a%asocia.
ton An essay on "sscislism," taking decided
grounds agaiast that principle. The commit
tee to select next place Of meeting reported
In favor Of Mansfield. Rev. Metcalf, Of c.
lunibua, was appointed Assistant Register.
After some miscellaneous business, Dr..
Haydn read tho report Ct the Womsn's Home
Mission Board. Dr.. GLADDEN. presented the
report OF the Committee on American. Mig
Bionsry Associations. Dr.. Strong read the
report OF the Ohio Home Missionary Society.
Mira. Resglo, Obefiin. presented the report OF
the Ohio Women's Home Missionary Society,
which was listened TO with great attention
and received with considerable applause.
In tho afternoon, after t:ansaclingsome busi.
ness, the 90 ,oclHlion llatRned to addresses by
Raw. r. 7. Hall, Of Mt. Vernon, aud Rev. 4.
G. Monroe, Of Akron, on tho True Princ!-
PIES Of Temperance Reform.' The evening
session was devoted 10 addresses relating to
children and Sunday schools.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-09
STATE AND VICINITY.
Recent DOingS Of West YirginiHns an
tbetr

Recent DOingS Of West YirginiHns and
their Neisllbors.
Tho little Erickson girl, of Steubanville,
80 grossly abused a few days ago, IL improv-
int.
Hon. Lorenzo Darford will deliver the 30!h
OF May Decoration Day. Grafton for the G..
A. Z. Pos, Of st. Ciairavllle.
A man going by the name OF John Tanner
was arrested 8 few days sircs and lodged In
sill in Mason county for horse stealing.
BY ths breaking Of > boom in Salt Crock,
Wood county, Tuesday night. W.. i. Paden,
OF Parkessburg, lost IL, 900 railroad ties.
The Baruesyille Nelrs says that drunken.
ness is on tho increase ir Barnesville, 30
much so, that 1t is almost impossible for
ladiea to go along the streets without hearing
the silly twaddie and base, low profanity OF
men unde the influence Of liquor.
The body Of Dr.. samue! D. Gross, OF Phila-
helphia, one OF the most eminent surgeons
III the country, was brought TO Washington
yesterday, and reduced to ashes in the
Leaoyns crena!ory. He was 10 years OF age,
end bad always been Il great advocate Of
cremation,
Tho Parkefaburg STATE Jonrnat suysi The
latest advices rs 10 the Pulp Mill enterprise
are very encouraging. The protector OF the
works offers 10 put in $G2, 500 Of his own
capital, and allow Petersburg to make up
the bAlanps. TIE Parkersburg mea have
nearly. accomplished their portion OF the
subscription. Senator Camden originally
offered to take $1,000 stock, but when the
anaInt We, increased to $l25, 900 he doubled
his subscription, Masking it 40. 900. All the
principal members OF the old West Virginia
Fibre Company have taken stock to the
extent OF their ability. There now remains
but c1out ~. 900 more OF stock to be, taken,
and II 10 Thought ,Ais aWouat con bp ea:ily
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-09
DIR. GAsM.RE ACQUITTED.
No Foundation Whatever for the Charge
Against Him, e

. ny -
The case Of the etats agRlnat Dr.. A;,F. Gaa.
mire, the dentist, charged with folonlous and
malicious cutting, was heard at Squire Ar.
kle's office yesterday afternoon by Squire
James Henry. II will he remembered that
tho warrant was sworn out by Adam Dennis,
u brother OF James Dennis, who was ont, the
latter refusing 10 swear one out, md declaI.
Ing all The time that the cutting was an acct.
dent. As some iHBinuatlors had been made
that Squire ArEle, who Issued tho warrant,
had been instrumental In having the suit
brought, he Of his own motion asked sGuiro
Henry TO conduct the examination. John
.. Pendieton appeared for tho prosecution
and u. u. DovCner Tor the defense.
Jim Dennis, who was cut, was tho first wit.
ness. lie sworc that tho thing WIS all Ill
accident, and that he had mover said that It
was not. DR.. Hildrsth, who dressed the
wound, said 1t was amere scratch, not dan.
gerous nor PAINFUL, and he only put q piece
OF sticking plaster on 1t. All tho other iesti.
mony was that there was no quarrel or dill.
Guilty, but that the Doctor stumbled, and 10
his effort 10 keep from falling threw out his
hand, In which was d little pen knife, and
Dennis was barely stuck. Why a prosecu.
lion should have been brought Is u mystery,
but 1t Ia best for all concerned that 1t should
have been, IS there had been a good deal Of
talk, which Is now set at rest, and DR.. Gas.
mire thoroughly indicated. AS MIR. Dow
eper remarked, he acted the part OF a gentle.
mau and and a man Of good heart through.
out.
Adsm Dennis, the complainant, said he
brought the suit In view Of tho rumors, to zee
wha., there was In them, and neither Squire
Arklc nor Constable Lauchlin had anything
to do with Ills action,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-09
TO CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS,

sEALEp PROPOSALS. will be received by IN,
ho1fu OF pu1lic, Works Of Tho sta'e OF Wcst Vii.
GINA, until tho hour OF twelve O'Clock. mcridion
on tho 3l6t day OF May, 1881, Tor thu Conplction 81
inc alterations ln and additions 10 tho i alo Honse
~ the CITY oil Charleston, 10 accordance with the
plan nnd specifications. for said building, as nir,
parSu by ac.sr,. PEBBLES and komplr, stchItectS.
Whicn plan AND specification arc now ~dcpo,ited al
sGtd state House. where they may DO xUaii, and az.
plsined by the architect ID chapc. Bidders in
making proposals arc expected 10 take Of the stats
mo material now o. hand, pu released by tho Stato
70 DO used IL tho construction Of said building. i
scheuu!e OF The kind and quantity OF laid mate.
rial, and tho approximate value thereof, NAV hc
seen 1t the othce Ct The Secretary OF state. Ar
thete reinaiLs only SID, COO 0J OF the approximation
applicable TO- tho further c3nst ;uclIOn Of said worE
the pciso, whose bid may DO accepted is 10 look ~
future appropriations By the Legislature 10Y pay.
ment lor WORK 50 to be performed by him, after the
money and material now Oh hand tliall have bten
exhausted. Such money RId material on hand. in
pc used III tho further construction OF said build.
Ing, and such parts thereof us may DO directed by
the architect In charge. The person TO whom M,
contract may be awarded will DO required 10 enter
inio bond IN tho penSlty o! $4,000 with tecutity TO
20 approved by the Heard, conditioned Tor tbe
faithful performance Of the contract, and az an nd.
ditiona! SECURITY ten per tcnIlm Of the monthly
estimates OF the architect OF tbs work rc,formrn
VIII Do reserved until the completion OF the build.
Ing.
The Board rcselyel the right to reIec. any o, nj,
bld,s, should It deem 1t to the Interest Of the stan,
to do co. @'"'o
Proposals to be endorsed "rlopomls for the Com.
be deposited with or forwarded 10 the unde,,irpei
a. the olhee Of the s~ecretaiy Of State, Whec!iur.
". Va. RANDOLPH SrALNAKER In
myo Secretary OF the Board
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-09

The funeral OF Alexander Bone, ST., took
place yesterday afternoon u . o'clock, from
his lato residence. No. 1901 McColloch street.
The attendance was noticeably large. The
business men turned out in numbers aud
there were present 3 large number of young
men, nearly all Of whom st one time or an.
other were members Of Mr.. Bones Sunday
school class. For T. long time he has taught
a class at the First Presbyterian Church CON-
posed OF young men, and there was never one
who did not always entertain G high regard
for this truly good man. A magnificent iior.
al anchor among the other flowers about the
cssket yesterday afternoon. wssfrom a num-
Der OF these young men. The services were
conducted By Rev. Dr.. Cunningham, pastor
Of The First church, assisted by Rev. Dr..
Cooke. OF the Second church, aud we're quite
affecting. The pail bearers were Judge G.
l.. Cramner, Col. Robert White, Messrs. Peter
Phillips, a. W. Kelly, George r, Taylor and
James Rhodes. Tho iuterlhent took place at
the Peninsula cemetery. Mr.. Bones death
will leave q vacancy in the eldership Df the
First church which will be hard to fill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-09

News and Goghip In Relation to Various
r.- People.

news and Goxaia In Relation to Various
People.
L. @. Brock, OF MorgaDtown, Ia In tho city,
Col. Jake Kemple returned from Washing
ton yesterday.
Mr.. George Il. Parks, OF Chicago, is visiting
old Wheeling friends.
Mr.. James W. Paxton and family have re-
turned from Florida, where they spent the
winter.
s. A. Miller, OF tho Auditors Office, return
ed yesterday morning from q flying business
trip to Grafton.
Col. Thomas Morris, General Freight Agent
Of the Cleveland &c Pittsburgh road, was in
town yesterday.
Miss Annie Mexican, OF Washington, Pa,
who has been laboring in the Mormon mis-.
uionary field ives in tho city yesterday.
R. r. Lowndes, Esq, OF Clarksburg, Presi-
dent OF the Fairmout, Morgantown l. Pits
burgh railroad, was in tine city yesterday.
Charles Howard, Superintendent OF the
Ohio River Railroad, and W. ]. Robinson, Of
Parkcraburg, we're st the Mcclure House yes
to-day.
State Superintendent OF Free Schools
Butcher returned yesterday morning from
Washington City, where he attended the
National Forestry Congress.
Mr.. Louis Colmar, Jr., leaves to-day for
Harrisburg. Pa, where be goes to look into
a journalistic enterprise in which he may
embark II pleased after q personal inspection
OF the field. @
hIr. Frank Hennig is expected TO be in
Wheeling on the 4th or 9Th OF June, when
final arrangements will be made by him for
the presentation OF E~hakespesre's tragedy
"Richnrd Ill.," with Mr.. Hennig in the
title role,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-09

lloOucd Jacks from Mnltn-ShOuIdc
Dlsl0cHted-vnrlOus Items.

Nl1odcd Jacks from Mnltn-ShOuldcr
Dislocated Various Items.
William Tate has moved 10 Brilliant.
'Bsllaire drinking waller Is slightly muddy.
J. W. Shannon, Of St. Clsirsyille, Wal in
town yesterday.
: The @. & ?. bridge over Indian run is be-
Ing repaired and altered.
Mrs. Cox and Mrs. H.velin, of Bridgeport,
spent yesterday in Bellaiye.
RI. Riley Is having his Fourth ward res.
idence enlarged and undermined.
The Natural Gss Company will sink their
we'll deeper. They IRE down ], $50 feet.
The Bsllaire Goblet works now has a pine
line connecting oil cars on the 0. V. track
with its furnace.
John Mullin quietly dug ont through the
walls OF the lookup on Monday night, and
left, it is said for California.
Mrs. sevila Krouse, of Wheeling, who hss
been the guest OF Miss Rosa Sounehorn, OF
North Belmont street, returned home yester.
day.
The Cement Works OF Conrad Troll are
working steadily at present. Ole hundred
and thirty.tive barrels OF cement are made
daily.
Mr.. P. Doran, OF Iowa, was here yesterday
with a car OF Jacks which he had brought
from Malta, aid which be took on West To-.
his stock farm.
Wilmer snively got homo yesterday pretty
we'll used up from the Decatur railroad acct.
dent, in which be was a sufferer. His shout.
der is dislocated.
Noble street, from Indian run up the hill
to the higher parts OF Gravel Hill, will be al.
most entirely built up with fine residences
on one side by next winter. The demand for
gravel is causing the rapid l~eveling OF the
other aide 10 good building sites.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-09
MAKING STEEL NAILS.
THE DEALERS BOUND TO HAVE THEM
And The Mills Compelled to Make THEM Successful
Experiment With Scrap Steel At the In Belle
Mill fea.srday-En OF tbs Popularity
Of the New %NAil-Gtnsrai NIL News.

Bone beautiful stce! nails were cut at The
LaBello mill yesterday. The metal from
which they were made was scrap steel, which
was rolled In pilea between thin sheets OF
steel. The result Of the experiment was
highly satisfactory, the nails being as good
ones as any yet cut In my OF tho mills OF the
vicinity. Tho LaBella mill had not intended
to 80 into the steel nall movement, but since
tho Riverside, Bellaire md other mills have
announced their readiness to furnish the
market with tho new nail, there has been au
active inquiry for steel nails everywhere
where WAeellng nails are sold, and yester.
dsy's experiment at tho LABelle mill was
nisdo with a view TO making provision 10 ac-
commoda,e such OF the mills customers M
are determined 10 have steel nails. The steel
VIVA not from ono Of the c0nyerters used by
nail mills, but was ordinary tool steel.
Agreat diversity OF opinion exists among
iron mon and others 40 to the future OF the
steel nail. Many believe that 1t will at no
distant day supersode the iron nail entirely,
while others think the demand for steel
nails, after tho novelty has worn Of, will be
limited, and not materially affect the market
for iron nails.
Tho Top mill will be idle this forenoon, 10
allow tho nnilers aud other employee 10 attend
the funeral Of Allen Roberts, the mailer who
died on Wednesday.
The Bellatre factories are generally In full
blast. The furnaces OF the now Enterprise
window Glass works is being put up. The
Ohio Lantern Company has a full forcs OF
hands on In all departmental. Tho Crystal
and Union window glass houses are both
running full, with fair sales. The machine
shop at tho .Etna Glass works is running
full, rs usual, with plenty OF orders on hand,
Furnace No. "a, In the rolling mill, has been
torn down 10 give the steel plant a little
more ground. The b. Il O. company has
about fifteen men engsged In extending their
(Which up around tho iron mill. Tho
blast furnace makes two kinds OF iron at
present: Beasemor iron for the steel works
and pig iron for the mill. No mells have
been made at the s:eel works this week,
The company Is waiting on a quantity OF
magnnese recently sent for, but which Is allow
to arrive, as 1t comes from Eusope. It ia ex.
pected now that they will be making steel
next week, however.
Architect Hlndmsn thinku they will be
ready for the manufacture OF glass at Quaker
City by the first OF June, but the officers are
not quite 30 hopeful OF beginning work 80
coon: They say 1t will be the middle OF the
month.
The Amalgamated Association committee
Will bold another meeting at Beaver on Sat-
urday to perfect the arrangements for the
nth annual reunion to be held June I.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-09

Tho G. ". Anderson, which has beon on
the Pt Pleasant docks sincs being raised, Ia
about ready to start onos more ior the ILL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-09
THE WHEELING DAILY nrEr1reENoER, FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 1854.

route for Pittsburgh. She will be hero Sun.
day morning al O O'Clock on her return tript 10
Cincinnati. Capt. VIM. List 10 In command
aud MI. q. D. List Is purser, a.sis.ed by a
clever corps OF clerks. The 81. Lawrence Is
prt.eminently. a popular packet with both
shippers and the travelling public.
The towboat Viailant sunk In the Monon.
gahela river Wednesday evening near Glen.
wood. She ives going up the river without
q tow; In passing tho transfer OF the b. & O.
railroad she struck Il pile, and at once began
TO reel. Capt. Dnke, who wes.st the wheel, real
izod tho bitustion aud headed her for the
shore, when she turned over and went down.
-Four OF the crew jumped into the water from
the lower dock Hnd SWAN ont. The captain
md the engineers remained on the steamer
and wers rescued In boats, no one being lost.
The boilers exploded, md II 10 supposed roll.
ed oil Into the river. The cabin was badly
broken and partly carried awsy. The Vigi.
liant was owened by T. NJ. Jenkins 4 Co.,
coal operators. She was lately repaired and
was valued at $4,000.
GREEssnoRo,, Pa, May s.-Riyer 10 feet 7
inches md rising; weather cloudy.
OH CirY, Pa, May S.-Riyer . feet Q
inches and rising; CLOUDY and damp.
PARKER, PA.,. May 8.-Riyer 9 foot O
inches aud rising; weather cloudy and
mild.
PITTSBURGH, May Electromagnetic river s
feet 8 inches mud rising slowly; weather
cloudy.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, May S-River ! feet 3
inches and stationary; WEATHER cloudy; Their.
moMater 90.