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PUBLIC sPEAKINc.


Hon. Chasles n. Bradshaw, Republican can.
didAte for Delegate 70 Congress, J. O. Haines,
and othsr aba spssksFa, vii address iheis fei'
iow eiiizeas - The following times and plaess
PUGET SOUND
KamIlchie. Thursday. Oct. q, at 10 q. m.
atoilaconnl. Thursday, Oct. q, AZ 7:a0 pm.
Yaahon Island. Friday. Oct. ~ atIp, ~.
Port HiAkelY. Friday, Oct. ~ a. 7.lo nm.
Marysviilo. saturday, Oct. ~ 81 II q M.
Lowell. Saturday, Oct "a 81 : D. M.
sn0humish City, Saturday. Oct "a 40 nm
etanwood, Monday, Oct. IS, a. ~ a. M,
Fir. Monday, OCT. rs az D. m.
Mount Vernon, Monday. Oct. IS, T.30pm
utaalady. Tuesday, Oct. -. a. D. IN.
l.ACcnneI, Tuesday. Oct - az 10 D. m,
kidalgo. "Wednesday, Oct ~, AZ 80 a. m
kdison- "Wednesday, Oct n. at z b. m.
Whatccm. Wednesday, Oct. y, 81 7so pm
kasi Sound. Thursday, OcL =, a. 70 4. IA.
Friday HArbor, Thursday. Oct. 2a1sD pm
Port Madison. Friday, Oct ~, a. 80 !. IN
Renton, Friday, OCT. "a AZ : pm.
Newcastle, Friday. Ort. "a. az 10 D. n.
Kent Saturday, Oct 81 a. D. m.
Tacoma, Saturday, Oct. "a, afT10 d. m.
Back Dlamond. Monday, Nov. 4, al Inn
Seattle. Monday. Nov. L al 80 3 M.
Ihe respective Ogunty Central Committees
are herehy rCquaxtel a. fnrnian saitabls halls
aad music ~ tAs ocrAslan, And Rapubiioan
nsEHpspers ere rsQaested - pahiish this 10
tice. ~ ordsr q he Territorial Centrai CON.
mltfee. 4. BAxTER, Chairman.
n .. Ar4HDaE. Secretary. ocidw
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The latest dispatches from Sofa
bring news Of The utmost importance.
Il haa bean well Of late 10 rsesiTe 70
porta FROM that portion Of the globe
with sone doubt. bus II the latest news
b oorrsot, Il indieates that revolu.
tion has taken place IN the politics and
diplomacy Of Rurope. and thai the
thread Of European history has been
broken. Il indicates that one era Of
nineteenth century history has passed
away and that ansther Is about 10 begin.
This momentous news is to The eject
that the Turkish Representative a Sofia
has notified the Bulgarian government
that be Is instructed 70 support the de-
mandso Of General KAuibars, the Rus
sian agent. and that hereafter the two
will act IN concert. II Is well known
that for years Russian diplomacy has
been endeavoFing 70 win Turkey from
the English alliance and to induce the
Sultan 20 cast himself on she meroies Of
Russia. bot there were few who be-
lisyed thai the Intense race hatred Of a
thousand years could DO forgotten snfh-
eientiy Cor the Sultan 10 enter intO an
alliance with the Czar. Is appears,
however, that such an alliance has been
formed, and shat Turkey, wsarisd Of The
amending vacillatiop Of the British
government. has marched boldly into
the camp Of the enemy. What the
terms Of The agreement are, Il is, OF
coarse impossible 70 say. While they
afe probably not 80 sweeping e. the
adherents Of the Zankoa party al Sofia
claim, inaluding q Russian fortiaoation
% the Dardanelles and the virtual ab-
soFption Of European Turkey By R1s-
sia, il is not a. ell unlikely that they
oontemplats tho RELEASE Of Turkey from
tha payment Of lie war indemnify 70
Rassla aud The occupation Of Bulgaria
b either Russian OF Turkish troops. Il
h significant that a powerful Russian
army ana an equally powerful Turkish
Que are now masaed on the borders Of
Bulgaria. Against such an alliance,
Bulgaria could make anly a nominal 70
sistanoa. and Il is very unlikely that any
other Power would eoms 70 her aid. 10
fact, Russia aud Turkey united in The
Balksns woald be almost invincihle, and
the long mo0tea Eastern question would
disappear with The eementine Of their
alliance. Turkey would thsaoefoEth be
nothing more than = Rassian provinces,
and 40 earthly power could prevent The
Russian standards from flying over The
mlnarets Of constantiRople. II this
navs be true. Russia has achieved q
Diplomatic victory unexcellsd In the
history Of Earope, and she world has
witnessed 4 stroke Of diplomatic STRAIT
eSy such - Il has nas seen since The
days Of Rioheliea.
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BMlY POST lETHuGEArH



An astsmps Is maklnr % iniuss ths
Rspabllssn caa6ida&ss eeussallg, sd
~. Harsia pnsaisaSasiE ~ caaiin9
blsme upon fto censg siaaia fef ~
in1ssass q shs osaniy 49, fFam ysas|
. yeak
Hhs asemanAn feg ~ yeazs iasl p
JAY "a, s inelnsiva, preused BE-
iow, sivs 90 ANALYSIS q ~ ezpsndi-
tarss
ne inasbaadnsss II 1871 rs - Co
anA Il nsw $1,000. n 1881 he nueas-
"a vainstlon VS. g10dO,ooo md . noN
5000 900, Ihouiaa 3 ssis e Decrease
eompafea Slth i5s azssMmeasz
me pnt hard times hayo had
nah g a. win this iaree inersasa.
When he Auditors exhibit vas ple-
pasea fhsro wsro ea,standing della
ausni taxes o. ne roll " 1856 - TIE
amouni q sso,e7lasi On the roll q
1855 thsro wers 81. si3 20, and o. PEE
vioua felis nbouf sIot p, making q ali
en-, Gl6.. Ihs eeun4y VII. ia tlma,
rel lhsss tsxss o. he property % when
they ere Iexisd. he property On WHICH
ths Jail and Court Housa ars situated 4
worth $500, the CoaEs House block
$500 shs Poor Hsuss and Farm So
600, ana ths safes snd oiher personal
proposty a. least 500. making grad
total Of 81e6 1I5z8. o. nearly e2SIea0
more than tie TRIAL indsbtsdnesa.
Over bali ihs expenses goaE b ysaF
aEs for courts. p4apsrss prisoaals and
insane. II Is well known thai King
County'a osnfrni position has eaasea 90
undue share d thess expenzaa, com
pared with other portions Of the Sound
country, 70 fail upon this oaunty. The
expenses named are certainly nnavoid-
able, and wouId bavs necessarily bean
incurred had The county ofisials bean
nepubliuan, Democrats OF Peoples
party men. No ons has had She hardi-
hood - Allsas fraud, corruption o.
even extrayaeanoe. when this Il dsne
IL will Be time 10 anaweF ths charge.
All the license moneys collected 10
Seattle 20 10 the city. bui most Of the
expenses oaused By the liquor tEafAo,
including tie support Of its paupsrs,
insane and oriminaIs, fall upon TIE
o0unty.
Iho slatonont 4 made thai, "fhs
total amount oi money received into ihe
county treasury during the year iust
passed was elss .36l.s9. and yet, under
the soothing Influences Of the King
County Ring our county debt was IN.
creased ga 5o2sa daring .she year.
A true statsmeni l.. thas Of the abovs
amount Of eia5 f.s9 TocsiVed inso the
county traasury, only SO 500 coald
b applied 10 The coanty's finances and
The balances esl. 1880 belonged TO she
Territorial, school and osher funds and
oould no more be applied 70 liqaiaatinR
ahe counkyis indebtedness than it could
10 paying 81 the national dobt.
Tho expenses Of the courts and IL
connection with ihs Chinese trials we're
nearly $4,000, a. shown By she last
statement. Not less than $1,000 Of
this vas directly caused By the mob
which nov accepts The Yoies IF ne Pso-
81 a. iis organ 30 that ihFes-afths Of
tho Increase Of Indebtedness tha past
year Is attributable te that one cause.
The attention Of the taxpayers Of she
county need scarcely be called 10 thia
fact as Il Is already but too well known.
Disbursements for the fiscal year end
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Paying city hotel; timber claim SEQ. oo0
e; nne house cleared lots in Beiltown; ]
furnished lodging houses: country hotel.
Restaurant and saloon.
CltY Lots. - 325 and Si5 up.
49, aerea land. part cleared ~ per sore
RESTAURANTS. 500. $50. 500 bargains
Coantry store; orgAR. saloons.
Country Hotel; laundry.
Vacant Government claims i0a acres,
n King and 6nohomish counties s25 /;
good land.
Vacated claim, SO lrsllnquished home
aleaols Or prescriptions 4ie0 9t2a. $50, etc
ktye-acre homes. cleared, SO Up.
Trade City Lots for Ranch.
Aertqag,s OF cold property, 100 % u, 200
City and Coanty Scrip. -
New and secondhand safes.
WANTED.
Money good security; bost interest
paid. Call On "a
Women and girls; highest wages pald.
lronera, washers and cooks No. pay.
20 furnish fam banda s0 per month,
Partner On inprsTed strck Ranch. SEQ
Two lady partners. fer llfa. By two Wsll-
to-do men.
FOR RENT.
A numher d improved farrnA
Nineteen houses 81 % 80.
Furnished o. unfuruished roma with
o. without hoArd. 81 . month up.
- aore rAaens improved orchard aad
hay No caah renf.
fAacre improved ranch. g a month.
HOUSE and large garden. N town.
furnished roons Tor koHsek eepina.
GEO. ~. CRANE.
WashiuRton Tertiary RnploVment I'm.
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Indehtednses ................a2 f93 "
Il viii fhas b. seen that tie finances
Of King eoanly, instead Of having been
reekieaaiy and exiFavaaantly managed,
have bean eonduofsd with the utmost
cara snd regard for the interests Of the
people. The debt, while having nomi-
naliy Increased. has decreased matsri-
ally whsn considered IN relation 20 the
value Of taxable property. The last
year would have shown positive do
crosse 10 he total Indebtedness. had Il
not been for the occurrences Of sysnts
wkish could not possibly have been an
tloipated and which, st Il 70 be hoped,
viii have no parallel in the future his
tory Of ths csunty.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-21
Republican Meetings.

LION. EUGENE CANFIELD. RE
Il publican candidate for Councilman
from the Twelfth Council District viii
address his fellow citizens at the follow.
ing times and places, accompanied b.
Hon. ]. w. Phillips ana Hon. n. Nj. Reed
Jr.. at all points IN their respective Repre-
sentative Districts. and Hon. W. w. New,
lin and ]. ]. Calhoun. ESQ.,. a. al points
In their PROSECUTING Attorney Districts
also, By Hon. Il. q. Nicklln, % Whatc0m
Port Madison, Friday. Oct. q, at7.S0p. m.
Port Biakely. Saturday. Oct ~ 7sD D. m
gtsalady. Monday, Oct. g. 81 f.3J D. m,
kast sound, Tuesday, Oct. q, a. D. m.
Friday harbof, Tuesday, Oct. 20 $50 D. m
Lo1eE, "Wednesday. Oct. =, az a q. nj.
Port Townsend. Thursday, Oct. Is. 7s30 pm
County and precinct Committees am
requested to provide suitable halls. and
Republican newspapers 10 publish thii
notica. by order Of the Territorial Cen
tral Committee. 8. RAXTRR
n. ID. ATTNbGR. Sec. Chairman.
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IL : = 80. = 80 y , 2
Akslraes from Aualtol's exhlb.f ieE
period lFsn April 81 fes8 70 Jaly 81
los
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PROHIBITION PARTY

Appointment for Public sDeaklna
D1wAmish. Thursday, orr. =. a. 10 Nm.
Kent. Friday, Oc1 81 a. a N.
SiauFhtar fF.14y, OCT. ~ e I'D D N.
Olcaala. saf1rdAg, oct ~ a xpm
Rcnkan. Mcnd4x Oct. 81 a. ~ pa
Fails CHS, Tuesday. Oct = 81 ~ D n,
IulS. Wednesday. Oct. y, ~ I'm b. nay
HcaEhion fsiaaS. Oct. y. at 10 y %.
n afzFr q CeEfFni CosnrlIt1ea
~ 3. gSb1itNk CtAlrman.
kFxzExY sMzzA Secy. oc8 dw
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-H=-r-
CItRFs Mu1KR's Eagle Store Il the
place 20 80 for select groceries. oci7
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Peoples Party Meetings

WILL BE HELD AT THE FOLLOW.
W ms places where aba speakers viii
address the citizcns upon the important
issues az thia cafnnaiar
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PE0PLk,s HNB EPENDENT
TICKET
For Prosecuting Attorney.
.sss.ssEssss
For Councilman.
ss.ss..ss.ss
For Joint Councilman,
JOHN y. MCGLKNN.
For Representatives
ID. B. WARD, N. ~, HOLMES ana
II. A. HANSON.
For Sheriff,
s. @. SIMPSON.
For Treasurer.
FRANK A. PoSTIUs.
For Auditor.
BERTHA ID. PIPER.
For Probate Judge.
MN. ID. WsoD.
For Assessor,
JULIUs HORTON.
For Superintendent Of Schools,
Isaac p. RICH.
For Surveyor
ALHR0 GARDNER.
For Coroner.
Dr. WHrTfoRD.
For Wreckmaster.
~. V. MILLS
For County Commissioners,
AIFRED SNYDER. w. W. PERRI00.
sss..-..s.~.
For Justices OF the Peace.
gro. a. Hill and j. ~ BAKER
For Conatahlea
II. @. THORNTON and @. B. DRIGGs.
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REPUBLICAN, Meetings.

THE CITIZENS OF KING COUNTY
y viii DO addressed upoa the is8u0a Of
the day b. able speakers at the following
times and place8 - per revised hat beloW
Squak, Thursday, Oct 1lst 7:;Q p. m
Woadinviiie, Friday. Oct I'D, $50 3. M.
Houghton. Saturday. Oct. sd, T:SO ,. m.
= kf ~ ~. REp- CENTRAL. cav -
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HALEY 4 WRIGHT,
7i6 Front street,
LEADING CASH GROCERS,
AS USUAL
FOR SALE.

E'ARM ON WHITE RIVER CON
= tanning IA acres; about As acres
cleared good houses aud barn an ex-
cellent orchard; ell in good order and
situated about two miles from Kent, adj
joining Terrence O'isrien'n; would make
q good hop ranch. FOR other particulars
apply TO h. Q. SHINN, Kent or j. M.
BLANCHARD, Seattle. oci7 I'm
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED.

LaandFg tnoman at hotsI, &25; farm
haaas, tsiNter JOE, $50 Honfi Ailker,
80; Choppers, 81 50a cord; maa iBith
faNlly, teinfes's job; 10 men for Casoalis
Il. r. tnork, g. - day, board s.; Wait
- f55, LaMRfryBsan 80.
Fer aag kind of sr0rk Pst your EaNs
on mg books.
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AsANtnE trdeeis Hoes .ss.sss. tt4.kst -
Abssgaci % Andaers ananaiai sx-
h.e.t foF teeal year ozdlug APFil 50
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Leaving Indebtedness. ....s..S fa.s0 g
Abstract from Auditors financial ex-
hiplt Ter ascal year ending April 81, issti
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOGCERS.

I.000000 FEET or STAND
AeOOAfeOOO ing timhar half a
raile from salt water. % West pass easy
cheap grade Niu sch cheap. Address
= ". II II. box rs seattle. ma
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FoR RENT.

EOlO LSEbLN -
No. iSO Fourteenth street, rcom'.,,, ''' "
Five ROOlngd House, Allty II neal NV'" 100
THEE Rooms, 1911 kOH GtFeei,..'"'''"'''''' ' No
NO l2l Alley T. ,V
NO Gu North trout street, RtUhhl Y NV ~.
cultivated OIL the hhAre tenant vi" " NO
CtiVg Of the GfOp.y",.,..'',. '''''"'''"''' Is "a
No. 1O1 fifteenth street rooms ,'g' to 10 VI
No. lfl1 Market street, desirable tlyivtt% ,5Is
No iIH Main ItfeCt, large bn'lh,'A n,Is
with one Of the beSt hydraulic tie'''',
Tue >, az 30
No. i7V2 Woods street rooms Oh lhHV"''', 40
No, !, In rear Of ala Water suesl'"'' '''',,' ~ u
No. la5 Fourteenth street, rooms 4"'''''''. 10 %
No. 26& Main street, tOUnis,.'''' '''-'' Is 70
No. 80 Eighteenth street, brOon' '''''''''' 10 %
No. 1853 Main httett, si0fe.F q
No 30 Allel 10, I fOOman"''.''''''' N
No. 1874 ALLEY II, 2 rooms. .....','.''''''''' GW
No. % Twenty seventh street '"'""'' ''''.'.'''
JAMES A. HENRY, 49,.
Real lslato Agent. Collector aad So1y .i rpg
iell OflCel 20 LglS ~. -
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ABOUT PROFILE.
strangors in tho City and wheeling Folk
Abroad,

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling FOLK
Abroad.
Capt. Charlie Dunlap, Of Grafton, wal
in the city for a lew hours yesterday.
A, K, Knox, Of st. Clairsville, and L
L. Boyd. of Wheeling, have returned from
visit 10 Pittsburgh and Washington, Pa
Mr.. Il. L. Saunders, OF Parkersburg, ant
Mr.. ]. 9. Bardsll, Of Moundsville, wert
among the West YirginianB registered al
the Stamm House yesterday.
j. W. Aud, OF Washington, Pa, A. NJ
Buchanan and Joseph Moreland, Of Nor
Vsntown, and James NJ. Porter, Of New
Cumberland, were at the Mcclure house
yesterday.
Mr.. Charles Bodley arrived from New
Orleans last evening, He will remain
here a few weeks visiting relatives and
friends in this city and at the cottage Of
his father, Mr.. ]. W. Bodley, at the
Moundsville camp ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Hobbs will this
evening give large and fashionable re-
ception at their elegant homo at No. 1888
EoT street, South Side, In honor of-theiI
son, Mr.. Charles L. Hobbs aud bride, and
OF the thirteenth anniversary OF the mar.
riagU Of their daughter TO Mr.. I. W. Phin-
ney. II the weather permits, the dancing
will take plaCs in pavilion on the lawn.
Kramer's ORCHESTRA will furnish the music.
Over three hundred invitations have been
Issued,
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A. ]. Van Pelt and wife are back from
Somerton.
There will DO a Union hop at Latayett,
Hall tonight.
Boots and shoes at R. O. olark's, Post
office building,
Mr.. Jones, candidate for Sheriff, was II
town yesterday.
After July OH Martins Ferry will have
two night police.
New Boot and Shoe Store, new good
cheap for cash, r. O. CLARK P. y. building
Ezra Mcconnell, candidate for Recorder
was shaking hands with the boys yester
day.
The Second M. L. church observed lasI
Sunday as Children's day, and had splen
did time.
The German Lutheran Sunday School
will give q select picnic in Helling's Orch
ard, Saturday, July 81.
Mr.. Riley got the lamp lighting job al
two cents a lamp, day, with 81 pei
month additional for cleaning.
Ross McKim, OF the Cleveland & Pitts.
burgh Office force at Wellsyil!e, was down
to see his parents and friends yesterday.
The citizens Of Newland's old addition
would like to call the attention OF the Mar.
shal to the drove Of cows perambulating
the streets.
All the flint glass works will shut down
June 80 for the BnmmerBtop OF four weeks.
The delegates Of Local Union 10 10 the
convention at Montreal, July IL, are 7. ].
Irwin, Jacob Pence, Peter o'Oonnell and
John R. Kellogg.
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Ali four oisthe judges were present al
Yesterdays session Of this court. The
court ad Iourned until 10 A. N. to-day aitel
ttansaCting the following buElness.
Ctummish's administrations vs. Shenan
loah Valley Railroad Company writ o.
Certiotan was awarded, tetutnable forth
with.
Jacob B. pyles vs., the Riverside Fur
nitufe Company, from Ohio county, ap'
peal and supersedeas allowed bond 500
The case Of the State, for Use, &C., Va
s. Il. Hays, Of al, from Giltner county
L. Spence va. Thomas Rose, from jackson
county, and o. =. Brown etal, We. Charles
l.. Grant, from jackson county, were CON
tlnued, and that Of the Board Of EduCa.
ton We. A. Cain ct al, from ROane county,
was submitted.
To-day the case Of the Pan.HandlelRai
road Company against the Slate, 10 pre-.
vent the collection Of taxes assessed on
the bridge over the river at Steubenyille,
will be argued by Attorney General Uald.
we'll for the State and Hon, j. Dunbar, Of
Steubenville, Tor the company, The case
oil murderer from Kanawha county,
named Douglass, 10 also cot for hearing 10.
ftay
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Minnie Hannen, the ex.salyation col.
der lately an inmate OF M'lss MCGum.
phtey's house, on Chapline street, who
stole $50 and sone articles Of clothing
from Mrs. MCGumphrey Wednesday nlpht,
was arrested at an early hour ypstefasy
morning at Bridgeport by officer Stun, Of
that town, and turned over TO Officer
Lukens, Of the Island, who lodged her In
the central station. Oi the stolen money
$40 was found on her person, She had
stopped al a hotel al Bridgeport, intend.
Ing 70 take the early Cleveland 4 Pitts.
bufph train for Pittsburgh, where she
formerly lived and where II Is said she
has a lover on the variety stage. She was
affalgned before Squire w, II. Davis yes
tefday morning at 8 O'Clock and com.
mitted 10 the county Jail In default Of $500
bail 10 await the action Of the grand Jury.
Her otIense ls grand larceny, punishable
by imprisonment Ia the penllentiary,
In the Squife's court she confessed the
theft, but begged 10 be released, getting
down on her knees and imploflng Mrs.
McGumphtey with agoniElng screams not
10 prosecute her. M'llBs was willing TO
have her released, but the law pteCluded
ANY such Couise,
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RIVER NEWS.
stage OF the WAtsr and Movements of this
steamboats,.

stage OF tue WAIST anu movements OF TN
steamboats,.
The Scotia passed up and the Genera
Pike down yesterday in the Pittsburgh
Cincinnati trade.
The Andes will leave Cincinnati for THU
port at 5 O'Clock this evening. Merchants
can order their shipments sent on her by
telegraph.
The steamer W. N. Chancellor Is due
down at an early hour this morning or
her way from Pittsburgh to Charleston
and intermediate points on the Ohio anC
Kanawha rivers.
The Alabama river cotton packet beinl
built here by Sweeney & Son Is rapidly
nearing completion. She Is going 10 be q
very handsome boat and Ia attracting con
siderable attention.
The Louis A. Shirley Is due here to-day
from Cincinnati for which point she will
leave on her return trip tomorrow after,
noon at 3 o'clock. The Shirley is q
staonCh stern eelsteamer, well differed
and possessing all the latest convenience
for passengers aud shippers.
The Lioness No. 2, OF the Pittsburgh
coal fleet, passed up with tow oil emptiee
While passing the upper part Of the city
she encountered the heavy wind storm
that prevailed about @ o'clock and had
considerable trouble in keeping her head
up stream and getting around the bend.
The river was on stand at this point
last evening, With dept in the channel
OF feet 3 inches. At Pittsburgh the river
was on stand, with depth Of 2 feet 8
inches In the channel. 1t was raining
there aud all along the Monongahela. At
Morgantown the river was rising, with 5
feet la the channel.
Tuesday night the towboat Resolute, Of
Gray's Iron Line, on her way up, ran a
model covered barge, heavily loaded with
iron ore consigned to Pittsburgh parties,
on the bar Just below the mouth Of the
creek. The steamer worked all day Wed.
nesday endeavOting TO get the barge OF,
but without success. Yesterday the barge
was lightened and last evening the steam.
er, under command Of Capt. Billy Gray,
managed TO swing the barge Of. "