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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-11

THE htcUiqsncer frightened all the deaf
old ladies who glanced at that fire-Alarm
sheet yesterday into Mysteries, under the
firm impression that an earthquake or
tidal wave was coming pell NELL. The
cause was q isring, dOuble-leadsd, scare
headed article that looked terrible, but
was composed of a couple of very innocent
pieces Of editorial from London newspapers
on that subject, which Euglishmen are 50
well qualified to write sbout-Americsn
politics. We grant that the London edi-
tor, who speaks of Boston, Indiana, and
the prairies of Ohio, may know more about
American staiecrait than the editor OF the
IafcRiqenecr, but others will firmly refuse
to take lessons in that art from a quill
driver in Eoglsnd.
Is it not passing strange, when the
Presidents message, the Democratic plat
form and the MILLS bill, (authoritstive
utssrances of the Democratic parity are
open 20 all, that Republican editors are
forced to take q Journey across the ocean
and scissor an article from an English
newspaper to show that they mean free
trade? Il it not q confession that the
Republicans are 'stumped," reduced to
extremities and berefr of all argument at
the very outset of the campaign? If any
of the documents alluded to savors Of free
trade show US sample line; don't 90 to
Eugland where the free trade wish is
father to the tree trade thought; but show
rs a sample line. That's the way to coz
vince people.
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Declines the ChairmanshIp.

NEW YORK, July 16.-The Times says:
There were rumors about the Fifth Avenue
Hotel during last evening to the effect that
some difficulty had been experienced in
finding chairman for the Executive Com
mittee Of the Democratic National Com
mittee. 1t was said that Senator A. P.
German, of Maryland, had been asked to
accept the chairmanship, which involves
the management of the campaign, and that
he had refused. When the attention of
Congressman VIM. L. Scott, Of Erie, Penn
sylvania, was called 60 this rumor, he
dryly said: 81 never knew that Mr.. Cor
man had been offered the place" In con-
sequence Of Mr.. Gormsn's refusal, il Is
thought that Calvin 8. Brice, OF Ohio, will
be chairman.
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vince people

READ YOUR UNCLE JOHN SHERMAN's 5
auti-monopOly and freedom of trade"
resolution introduced in the Senate yester-
day. It's corker and cOuldn't have been
better done by Democrat. Uncle JOHN
doesn't say, in 80 many words that he
bolts the Chicago platform, but-well read
the resolution. It's pretty clear that he
intends to vote for CLEVELAND and THUR
MAN.
Ever since the adjournment Of the Chi
cago Convention of monOpolists and
railroad attorneys, Mr.. SHERMAN has
talked like the honest JOHN SHERMAN OF
1870 and earlier. In his resolution intro
duced yesterday he comes ont fairly and
squarely against the monopoly tariff and
toes the mark chalked out by President
CLEVELAND. Mr.. SHERMAN will OF
eourse deny this tremepdous hop, but we
dou't believe he will deny it ~ hard rs he
would have, say before the Chicago Con-
vention, and we don't believe, either, that
Uncle JOHN will he found hnrting himself
on the stump for "TippecanOe and free
whisky" this year.
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Whole Family Insane,

PRINCETON, ILL.,, July 10.-The two
grown daughters Of Jacob Nye, well to
do farmer, living eight miles south Of
Princeton, have been sdjudged insane
here, and will be sent TO Jacksonville for
treatment. The father and mother and
another daughter are also insane. The
family Of five were all stricken with this
strange malady on the same day and ply
sicians are unable to account for the cause,
as all were as well as usual few days ago,
and there hsd been no unusual excitement
In the neighborhood. They spend their
time singing and praying and seem to fear
being poisoned.
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VIII protaot No Guilty Man,

CHICAGO, July i0.-Chairman Hoge had
nothing to say regarding the arrest Of En-
gineer Godding last evening, except to
reiterste his former statement that the
Brotherhood would protect no guilty men.
what is there in your alleged sta tement
that there may be general strike all over
the country?" asked the reporter.
81 meant nothing further than that If
the % road should arrest some OF the
Brotherhood leaders there would be COM
plete cessation of work. If Arthur had
been arrested when the subject was agi-
tated it would have stopped every wheel
in the country"
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An Indiana Town Flooded.

HUNTINGTON, IND, July 10.-Auother
heavy rainfall occurred here yesterday and
the greater part of the town was flooded
by the overflow of streams and break in
canal bank, causing heavy damage. Five
inches of rain has fallen since Saturday
morning. Farmers say the oats crop which
promised good yield, is ruined, and that
wheat, corn aud especially hay have been
greatly damaged. Wheat is ready to cut,
and farmers cannot get into the fields
with machines.
At Marion, Ind, rain has been falling
necessarily for the last few days, and the
earth is thoroughly soaked. Creeks and
rivers are on the rise. The rainfall, coup.
led with the wind has been especially de-
structive to oats, which have been beaten
fat to the ground.
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"whoever told you that" he said, "must

w uooNcT tofu yOu tunb, ho ce-lSi
have been crazy"
Attorney David was running around the
station in an effort to find out where the
prisoners were. Attorney Sullivan stood
in quiet dignity, apparently oblivious OF
all that was going on. Inspector Bonfield
was carrying on q miscellaneous conversa-
ton with q host of officers and the two
prisoners were in their cells down stairs
REFUSED TO TALK.
Mr.. Hoge was sitting at his bench. He
did not seem at all terrified at his predica-
ment, and smiled good -nsturedly when the
reporter approached.
"Yss, i was surprised" he said; great
ly surprised, "but they had no trouble IN
arresting me. / guess. Anything to say :
No, / think won't talk now. IL would
not be right, You see, to say anything until
/ see my attorneys"
''How about those circulars"
Snow, told You that / have nothing to
say. " is useless to ask me-"
Murphy was pacing up and down MS
cell. He was very nervous and ag'tated.
A question put to him elected no response.
Another brought him to the door Of his
cell. He is slight sharp featured young
man with q prominent nose and thin lips.
Sharp gray eyes glance from under bushy
eyebrows beneath q good forehead. bis
pale face wors deathly pallor, and as he
paced mp and down his clenched hanas
told of the state of his nerves. :.
''Do you wish 70 say anything in regard
to your arresi?"
"No sir" And he turned away and
sought refuge in the further corner OF his
CELL
The cases were on Justice K. Whites
docket, and at IL o'clock the prisoners
were brought up stairs by officers and took
seats in the court room. Just then At
torney Donohue came in, and he and At
torney David had q long talk with the
prisoners. The case was called and At
torney Cavid Immediately asked for
change of venue. Mr.. Gillary and Kelly,
who were to be arrested with Hoge ana
Murphy, are strikers, who have been act
ing as clerks for Hoge. Their occupation
was to assist in the preparation OF circu-
lars to the various branches OF the Brother
hood. ID
THE MOST SENSATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
in the Darlington conspiracy case
ia the confession of John ]. Kel-
ley and John H. McGillivary,
clerks respectively to Chairman an
Hoge, of the striking engineers Grievance
Committee, and Chairman Murphy. Of
tbe firemen's committee. 1t settles be-
yond doubt the connection Of
these two chairmen with the circular
sent out to induce engineers to come here
and secure work on the 20" for the pur-
pose of disabling it's engines.
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A GREAT GAME.
wheeling shuts Out Tolsdo-Llms Wins
A4Ain.

wheeling shuts Out Tolsdo-Llms Wins
Again.
The admirers Of the National game In
this city who failed TO attend the Wheel
ipg-Toledo game yesterday, ct Island Park,
missed the prettiest contest Of the season.
While Toledo was shut out they put up
as good ball as any team that has bean here
30 far, and the home club had 10 work
hard to get their four scores. Base hits
were few and far between, q both pitchers
were on their mettle, and 1t was only BY .
lucky punching a singles that Wheeling
got her runs. Brilliant plays abounded,
the visitors being nothing behind in this
respect. Peak, recently released by Wheel
ing, appeared at second for the visitors.
and put up Q superb game, running fly
catch with one hand bringing down the
grand stand. He also batted well, but
with his usual had luck, drove the ball
into somebody's hands nearly every time
he was at bat. Sammy Nicbol also dis
tinguished himself by making great run
ming catch from Peak g bat the fourth, tha,
looked good for Q home run. Nicholsor
captured q drive from 0'Rourke In ~
fifth that was simply wonderful, II being
one of the most remarkable catches evel
seen on the home grounds. In short
everybody seemed to be on their mettls
with fhe exception Of Billy Ottefson. whc
was way of. II is only fair 10 say thai
Billy was not feeling we'll, and that %
counts for his numerous errors. Another
great play was Van SAINTS one hand stOT
Of Strothera' hot liner in the ffth. Be
tween 500 and 600 spectators witnessed
the game, or about one-third Of what Il dc
served. It il to be hoped that the loca
base ball public will be more liberal will
their patronage at the games that remain
to be played before the team leaves on
their second trip. Our citizens do moi
seem to comprehend that the boys are put
ting up as fine an article of ball a. any clul
in the country, judging by the attendanc.
ct recent games.
jackson will be here to-day for two
games, and Kalamazoo will finish tb,
week. There is no reason why the boy
should not take all four, If they continu,
10 play the same steady game they hav'
been since their return.
The fall score is as follows:
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THROUGH A TRRsTLE.
A Train Falls Thirty Feet Two Men Killed
and Onn Eat ALLY Ininred.

A Train Falls Thirty Fest-Two Men KILLED
and Ono Fatally Injured.
CAMERON, Mo, July l0.-By the
spreading of the rails on fifty foot trestle,
ten miles west of here, last night, Chi
cage, Rock Island and Pacific construction
train, with seventeen men on board, was
precipitatsd to the ground, distance Of
thirty feet.
Foreman Richard Jones was killed out
right. Engineer Wilson was scalded and
died few hours later. Brakeman Peter
Cummings feet were crushed, and he also
received internal injuries from which he
will die. All leave families living here.
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A Young Murderer Doomed,

SAN Francisco, July 1o.-The last
hope Of the young ''hoodlum" murderer,
Goldenson, was shattered yesterday BY
Supreme Justice Field, who refused to
entertain the writ Of error of Goldenson's
counsel. The brutal murderer Of the little
school girl must now hang. He wept
when told Of the Judges decision, but
promised to give . written statement Of his
case in . few days.
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NO NEW SIGNATURES

To the Amalgamated Scale-The Situation
Unchanged.
PIrTsBURG, PA, July 1O.-There was
no signatures to the Amalgsmated scale to-
day, and the general situation
is unchanged. The works of Singer,
Nimick & Co. were still in operation
with non-union men, and the firm claimed
that they had all the workmen needed,
notwithstanding the reports of the strikers
10 the contrary.
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Breaking the Record.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, July 10.-Ths
time made BY the Lurliuss, Of Minneapolis,
in the great. senior four cared contest Of
the Minnesota and Winnipeg Rowing Az
sociation regatta, at Lake Minnstouks,
was s.15, which bfesks The American
record for ono and one-half miles on lake
water by about eight seconds. The Win
nipeg crow finished In s:22, also breaking
the record,
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
T,RJFF PLANK, NATIONAL DEMO
cp.yIC PL NTFORM, lssS.


Nh. Damoeratie remedy is 60 enforce
.Ii,X I'm public expenditures
- .n,,Ish unnecessary taxation.
" - .,.hI,shcd domestic industries
a.nterpriSes shOuld not and need
9. n. endangered by - reduction
-, .orrsetion OF the burdens
a,iou. RD the contrary,
r,IH AND CAREFUL REVISION
nroTRTNN LAWS, WITH DUE Al
IowANCE FOR THE DIFFERENCE
nErwEEN IHE WAGES OF AMERt-
IIS AND FOREIGN LABOs, MUST
pEEuIT AND ENCOURAGE EVERY
pp.NCu OF SCCa INDUSTRY AND
I~rERPRISE BY GIVING THEM A.
STRINCE OF An EXTENDED MAR
,rr AND STEADY AND CON-
T.xTOTS OPER ALTON IN
TaE INTEREST OF AMERICANS,
.h,eh sbnuid In no event be neglect
"a The revision Of our tax laws con-
,o,nDIntetI by the Democratic party II
,o nronote the advantage Of such
I,hor. by eheapeninx the cost OF the
uecrs>aries of life In the home Ofeye-
~ yworEiugman, and at the same time
se,urIn. to him steady and remuner-
.tiye employment. Upon this ques-
tIo,, of tariff reform, 30 closely con-
eerninS every phase of our National
life. aud upon every question I'm
yoIYeslin the prOhIeIH OF gsod govern-
ment, the Democratic party snbnaits
t,s principles aud PrOfessiOos 90 the
inteIligent sufrrages of the American
peopIe.
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CoNDKNsKD TELBeRAMs.

Alice Kelley, . woman Of bad repute,
was found murdered st Ottumna, lows.
There ID no clue to the perpetraton Of the
crime.
Fred A. Foraith, manager Of the Web
stsr House st Portsmouth, n. b., COM
mitted suicide BY blowing out his brains
The shops Of the New London and
Nortbsrn railroad were Destroyed By nre
ut New London, Conn.
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His FIftieth Day Of Fasting.

RACINE, Wis, July 10.-A large num-
Der Of people visited John Ssachart, the
Caledonia faster, yesterday. 1t was the
tiftieth day of his remarkable fast. Sea-
chart walks, and talked pleasantly with
his visitors on all subjects but that Of bis
fast. Ga that he eDjOined silence. He
has grown perceptibly weaker in the last
three days. His eyes have tired look,
the lids droOp, and his voice is very weak.
he still hss strength enough to walk from
the house to the tree, under which he can
De found at any hour Of the day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-11

Why Not ssiss the 0sslss Opsssssaltyf
At New Orleans, La, On Tuesday, Juss
18th, 1883. The Extraordinary al 97th
Gfsud Monthly Drawing q u Lsaisiass
State Lottery occurred under ths ssls
management Of Gsn'Is @. T. BssafsQrd,
Of La. and Jabal A. Essiy, q Va The
prizes srs in amount iron e300, 900 q -.
Soms Of ths results ass hsrs Evss. Ne
30, ,443 drew The Rint Cspttai Pdss q
500, 900. Il w. soid n frsctisuai parts
Of twentieths II 81 sach, ssst b n. A.
Danphis, Nsw Oflsasa, La: tWe b J. J.
Zslinckss, BSshso, Tax; 80 - nswsL
Moore, BpsuIdssg 3 o., Bestsa, Ma1.;
ons 70 The Msaafd Brss., 50 ossfsnhsaas
street, New Ofleaas; eos - Ma Hay z
CLARK, 2l7Alain -, Chasisseswn DbtKiek
Boston, MsM; 80 b Gss, ". 6dfhsrt,
collected throagh Ball, Hutshins q o.,
Galveston, Tex; ess paid b 3. =. Passk
runn~ Canal Baak, New 0sisana, ~ .
dspositss, ste. Ne. II ,e7s dfsw ~ &c.
osd Capital psiss of ei00, 900, aise ~ n
frsctiosal parts st 81 ed; 80 - Jsos
p. walsh, Chasisssss, 9. O.; - = J. 4.
Chhchlsw. Gaats Rs, n. T.; 60 - JODA
Besllsy, Park, Tsx.; 80 - W. d. LeNh.
80 Der Park Ava. Babylen, L. l.; 80 g
p. ". Levin, o77 HethWestsm Ava. O.
caee, Ill; 80 - As1Gsn 1ln1eaa.
Gsisssvilis, O.; 60 - Haus. BswW &
Asndng, Btssoa, Tex; 80 - Ysask ".
Ranss@, JacAzsa, Mich 80 - q. J. -.
rim, Wstseviils, u; 80 - J. d. Hs0p
tee, Hst BpeisG1 An. /; - ~ 4. Wale.
10 6attsr e., 30 tneeiass. OIL; 80
>~fr>~E~R q. A. Df-A nH~Sel- n--k -
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Hs.riss. Rainfall for Years.

CHICAGO, July 10.-Dispatehes from va
rious points in Central and Southern Illi-
nois say that the rainfall for the past
forty-eight hours was the heaviest known
for o long time, and, coming Immediately
after ths great storm of last week, has done
vast amount Of damage.
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RANDALL ILL.

In Serious Danger for a while-Bettsr Last
Night.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 10.-Mr.
Randall was taken seriously i'll last night
and for a time was said to be in imminent
danger. 1t is stated this afternoon that
while he is very weak he is resting quietly,
the acute phase of his trouble having been
hrouoht under control,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-11

THE railroads will give reduced rates to
New York to clubs OF teu or twenty on the
27th inst, to see the landing of the latest
great curiosity, fresh from Europe, the
world famed tatOOed man, JAMES G.
BLAINE. IL is thought he will be exhib-
tied this year throughout the country, in
one night stands, by the Republican cam
paigu committee.
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New Postofnces, Etc.

Special Telegram 10 ne Register.
WASHINGTON, July 10.-Pcstofices
have been established at Hudderman, Bar
bour county, and at Neel, Marion county,
W. Va, and Samuel Hudkins and George
W. Lake commissioned postnasters, re-
spectively. The name Of the postoffice at
Minerville, Mineral county, W. Va, has
has been changed to Atlantic. and moved
a half mile northeast Of its former location.
The postoffice at Shelly, Randolph county,
w. Va, has been abolished, and mail for
that point will hereafter be sent 10 Hut
louisville.
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HE PAID THE PENALTY.

Dsacons, the brutal Murderer OF nrs.
Stone, Hanged Yesterday.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, July 10.-Edward
A. Deacon wss hanged at forty minutes
past ten this morning. His neck wss
broken BY the fall.
Edward Alonzo Deacons was executed
for the murder Of Mrs. Ada Stons, st East
Rochester, on the evening Of August 10,
1887. Deacon was tramp sud killed the
woman because she refused 70 give him
food.
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paign commit

CHAIRMAN HOGE and MURPHY, Of the
Grievance Committee of the Brotherhood
of Engineers and the Firemen's Brother
hood, have been arrested on the strength OF
the alleged circular TO Brotherhood men,
asking them to take situations on the 20
road and then disable their engines.
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MsXICO'S PRESIDENT.


ly 10 HIS AdniAlssrasssa.
ST. LOUIS, July l0.-A special dispateh
from the City Of Mexico says: YatseaAy
the electoral colleges nst threaghoat -
country and voted for Pssidsat Arss
members Of the Supreme Court, nsGbsrs
Of Congress aud eus Senator In sach 6tats.
30 far NO opposition whatever has besa
made to the reelection Of Prssidsnt Dias.
Many now members have bssa elected.
So far a. their politics II known, they BE-
long to the administration party. To-day
hundreds Of people called on Presidsat
Diaz TO offer their oongrs stulatiops- Al
the reelection Of President Dias We .
foregone conclusion, public interest csn-
tres In the Congressional election.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-11

The Democratic campaign managers
view Ohio as doubtful State and will
make the z. o. p over the river hustle for
it, and the Democratic managers are not
over sauguine men either. Ii the Enquirer
were straight-out Democratic newspaper
the State would not be doubtful.
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sheridan Continue. to Improve.

NEW BEDFOBD, MASS July 10.-Gen.
Sheridan passed quiet night and con-
tinued comfortable during the forenoon.
Hopes are expressed that the favorable con-
oit'ons may continue, and that the work Of
permanent Improvement may not be inter
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A Red FOG sss the zoo.

hpsc1U 2tkpTuM 70 w keptA1.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, July 10.-This
afternoon . fine rod fox Of rare species vs.
shipped by J. W. shurnick, d Cairo. 70
the Superintendent Of Csutral Park Zoo,
in New York City. The Adams Express
Company has the animal In charge.
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THE losses by the recent floods are un-
psralelled in the history of West Virginia.
Reports from all over the storm section in
dicate q stage OF water higher than any
thing ever experienced before. The lOsS
will run up into the millions.
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THE FLOODS.
lContinned from Fourth Page.]


severe in its effects than the flood of 1885.
Millions of feet of timber are af1oat in the
current going to destruction. The loss in
this vicinity will be SIS, 900 and in this
and adjoining counties will be more than
S100,00 Every stream ia out of its
banks. Numbers Of families have had to
move to higher ground. A family named
White had retired last night when the
flood entered their home, reaching nearly
to the tops of the bed covering before they
got ont. Two more fatalities are reported.
Mrs. Tfacewell was killed by lightning
and boy named Ssnderson drowned while
escaping from the flood. The rain is still
falling,
W A NARROW ESCAPE.
DavidD. johnson, Chairman of the Pro-
hibition State Executive Committee, had q
narrow escape from drowning while at
tempting to fork flooded stream in Tyler
county.
THE PITTsBUIG DIVISION
of the B. & o. is in working order,
although the track at many points is in a
very unsafe condition. The Triadelphia
bridge, which was reported washed out
yesterday, is still standing, though scarce
ly more than passable for passenger trains.
,The ssine is true of the bridge at West
Alexander. Both bridges were seriously
damaged by floating timbers and their
supports are very shsky. Several other
minor spans over small streams along the
route have been injured, although none
were washed away. Throughout the north
ern Panhandle reports of heavy loss are
coming in. In Hancock. Brooke. Ohio and
Marshall counties, and slso in Greene and
Washington counties, Pennsylvania, many
county bridges were washed ont and the
roads are almost impossible. Farmers
generally say that no flood for years has
been 80 destructive to growing crops. The
best farm lands Of the section are heavily
damaged and in many places acres Of the
finest bottoms covered with crops almost
ready to be harvested are under water and
will be a complete loss as far as the sea.
sons yield is concerned.
OVER IN OHIO.
In Ohio travel on the Bellalre branch oi
the G., L. & W. road was interrupted yes.
terday afternoon, the piling being danger
ously weakened. The spot was almost i'm
mediately repaired, however, and the road
is now in good working order. The Cleve-
land and Pittsburg was also disabled for 9
short time by heavy land slides. All along
the route from Bridgeport north, the loamy
gravel of the numerous cuts had giver
way and in many places filled the track to
a depth of two or three feet. A large
force of men was Immediately put at work
clearing away the slides, and trains are
now being run, but slowly and with great
caution. 1t will be several days before
road is in good working order, provided
that no further slides or ffils,intervene.
THE PEwIKY.
The Pewiky Jared best Of all the roads
near Wheeling. Its line is in good shape
and very few losses Of serious moment are
reported. A gentleman who came dowr
from Hancock county yesterday stated that
the New Cumberland extension. however
had suffered severely.
BEATS THE RECORD.
A dispatch from Brownsville at 2:3O q
m. says that the river is 43 feet and risinI
at the rate of foot an hour.
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Annfhar Stiika On the O.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, July 10.-All the
brakemen on the c., &. & Q. here struck
at IL 30 this morning.