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POINTS FROM TUE RIVER.
Notes About the steamboatmen aud Til,
CraftR-The River RIsinp.


crafts-The River Rising.
The river is again rising at this point
The levee gauge at dusk last evening
showed a depth OF Is feet 8 inches In
the channel here, and the waters were
still coming up. This wasa rise Of over
10 feet in the preceding forty.eight
hours. keystone State Is the name Sc.
leCted for the new Cincinnati and Pitts
burgh packet to take the place OF the
old Katie stockdale. The new boat will
be ready to take her place In the trade
by Februaryl. The Government light
house steamer Golden Rod, is at the up.
per end Of the river; she will work
down stream this week attending
to all the beacon lights. Capt. Edie, the
President OF the steamboat company
that will commence this week to run
the @. w. Bachelor and Abner O'Neal
in the Pittsburgh.W Wheeling trade repu.
larly, Is lying seriously i'll at his home
In Allegheny City, fact his many
friends will be panied 10 learn. Capt.
Edie has run on the O. W. Bachelor, OF
and on, ever since she has been in her
present trade. The Courier arrived here
from Pittsburgh at noon Yesterday with
trip that made Capt. Mack Gamble
as happy as lord. The trade Courier
finds 10 do on her weekly Saturdaay
trip to Pittsburgh is constantly inCreas.
ing; the Courier will leave for Parkers.
burg this morning. The Jacob Heather.
ington passed up at 4 o'clock yesterday
with o heavy tow OF lumber and railroad
ties. Dick McCracken, one Of the old
time steamboatlnen hereabouts, is again
able to be at his post Of duty. Cant,
George Conanut brought tile Abner
0'Neal here Saturday evening to receive
her new fittings preparatory TO entering
her new trade. The Lizzie Bay passed
up at noon yesterday In the Pitlsburgh.
Cincinnati trade; she had merry ex.
Cursion party from Pomeroy OH board.
The high water Of the past two weeks
has enabled the Pittsburgh coal men to
run all their coal out. The thing they
will now try TO do will be to get all tue
empties back on this rise,
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NJ. pay walking Match.

DETROIT, Micn., Dec, lG.-ThO six
days go.as.you.please contest began al
1880 this morning In thu Detroit rink,
the starters were, W, A, HoAgla Hd,
Union Springs, N. vi Thomas Cox,
Philadelphia John Mckay; Baltimore
]. Ray, London, Eng,I Martin HoranI
Philadelphia; Charles Morse, jackson,
MiCh.i . Howarth, London, England
James splger, New York. W, Ellsworth
jackson, Mich. William Smith, Colo,
RADIO; Daniel Burns, New York; II. j
Bachelor, East Afmagh, trelAhdj A
BoInson and Christopher Close, Detroit
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THE CALIFORNIA FLOODS.
Breaking of u Lsyse-The Loss n Quarter OF
.aa Million,


MAYsvlLLE, GALA, Dec, l5,-In the
southwest part Of sutter county, the ter
ritory which was covered with water on
Friday, has been materially added by
subsequent rise Of water from the Sac.
ramento river This morning by the
breaking OF the johnson Leyee the
Sutter County Land Oompany's posses
sions and several thousand acres OF less
valuable lands, were flooded, During
Friday night and this morning the flood
Of water In the Tules made rise OF
nearly two feet and flowed out over the
land that had never been touched be-
fore by river water, The loss TO the
grain crops Ia water covered sections Is
estimated by Deputy Assessor Claddon,
Of sutter county, at about a quarter OF q
million dollars In round figures. II is
believed that the worst experience is
naRsel.
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The Wheeling branch OF the Amer.
lean Secular Union held another meet
ing yesterday In Germania Hall, at
which the official list was filled by the
election OF A. Allan Noe Secretary, aud
7. A. Morris Treasurer. Some other un.
important business was transacted, and
arrangements made for iurthering the
cause and strengthening the society,
ALI the members felt much Olated at the
success ol the lecture OF Mr.. Retnsbrrg
held Friday evening,
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A RENARKABI DECISION.
The Case of Petit, the Preacher, Charged
With Wife Murder,

The Case OF Petit, the Preacher, Charged
With Wife Murder,
LAFAYETTE, lND,, Dec, l5,-W. Fred
Petit, the ex.Methodist minister III jail
here on the charge Of wife murder, has
not given bail, although the amount was
fixed by Justice Of the Peace at Sl0,'
OOO The decision OF the Justice admit.
ting him TO bail at the preliminary hear.
lngis the most remarkable decision ever
made In the State, and less than twelve
hours alter rendering the dc.
Cision the Justice issued an order
turning the prisoner over 10 the
custody Of the Sheriff, who
was notified that hurder was not q bail.
able oleuse, and that II he accepted a
bail bond he would be liable on his own
bond for the amount. This rather stag.
gered Sheriff Mckee, and be will not
accept bond II presented. Mr.. Pettit's
friends, principally MasOns high Ii the
Order, assert they can furnish bal, but
will not on account Of certain Considera.
tons, for which they offer no explana.
tiou. The case Is the allabsorbing topic
here, and has created more interest
than any case that has been brought Ia.
10 court for years,
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MCORKLE GAINED.

Tho Charleston Lawyer Given u Testimonial
for Ills PuglllStlO IndulgenCOs.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Dec. 15.-W. A.
McCorkle, who distinguished himself a
few days ago by slapping United States
Marshal White in the face for some
offensive remarks about jeff Davis, and
last night whipped editor Reber Of the
Tribune, for an uncomplimentary Criii.
cism, was presented with a gold.headed
cane this evening by his admirers.
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BALFOUR SUSPECTED
OF Matrimonial Intentions Toward. tho

or Matrimonial Intentions Towards tho
Daughter of n GladStonlan.
LONDON, Dec. l5.-Mr. Balfour is un-
der a cloud just now. He is credited
with matrimonial designs on the daugh-
ter OF Sir.CharlVs Tennent, strong and
active Scotch supporter Of thv Glad
stonian policy, and Mr.. Balfour will
neither deny nor affirm the rumor.
All the danes OF the Primrose League
are consequently unmerciful In the re-
sentiment, and at a grand meeting Of the
League this week the name Of Baliour
was received in ominous silence, while
the names Of other statesmen were sig-
nilCantly Cheered.
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ELEVATOR DESTROYED.

A AQuatSF of n Million bushels OF Harley
Turned with II The Loss.
BuFALo, N. Y. Dec. 1b.-ThO Ex-
change elevator, with a storage capacity
Of $4,000 bushels, the property Of
Greene K IIloOmer, together with $4,000
bushels Of barley, was totally destroyed
BY Ere at about 8 o'clock this morning.
The elevator was the most ellglbly 10.
Gated and the best equipped Of any 10
ballalo. The barley was valued al
Slgo,VOO, aud tho elevator at 100000,
ihe amount Of insurance 10 as yet un-
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ADJUSTMENTS
To-NIght'S Attractions at Both Theatres,
Other AttrAcllnnH.

0bheF AItFAcHoubs
The appearance Of Mr., Nat, o. Good,
win at the Opera House this evening in
"a Gold Nine" a legitimate comedy,
will be an event to which a large mum.
Der Of Wheelipg's theatre.goers have
been looking forward with considerable
interest, In this play Mr., Goodwin i'm,
personates a middle.aged, honest and
qnick'witted Californian, the owner Of a
genuine mine prospecting Tor Its sale in
London upper circles. Its said OF the
play that its texture is slight, but there
is ingenuity In It's devices for Comicality,
Rs well as wit aud feeling In It's human
element, A New York exchange says
OF Mr., Goodwin's new departuFe-the
jump, and a long jump, too, from the
burlesque and farce TO the legitimate,
that 1t was risky, but done successfully,
and adds, "Those who best know Mr.,
Goodwin were not 80 much surprised at
his Capability TO play a comedy role, but
when he brought tears by pathos in re-
lating the story OF his brothers. death,
astonishment was visible on every face"
LITTLR's WORLD TONIGHT AT THE GRAND.
At the Grand this evening LiItIe's
World Company will commence three
nights' engagement, "The World" is a
melo-dramR full OF interest and exciting
incidents, and has good reputation
throughout the entire country. Mr. S.
Little Is pains-taktng actor, and he has
always had a good supporting company.
It Is fair for US TO predict that he will
have one this time. The scenery Is
and beautiful, and the Grand
Is almost sure to be crowded tonight,
doRMAN BROS, MINsrRELs.
1t is almost certain that the Opera
House will contain big audience Wed.
nesday night, when the German Bros.
are TO appear, It has been
some time since minstrel company has |
been here and Wheeling has always
been a good town for a good minstrel
show. A feature OF the Germans Ell
lertainment is burlesqub on Spauld-
lng's club In It's tour around the world. |
Mr.. Rigby as the mascot, sings "Slide,
Kelly, Slide" and the umpire plays q |
prominent part as usual 1t is said 70 be |
a capital thing.
"MY SISTER" COMING.
Clara Foster, a clever soubrette will |
open three nights engagement at the
Grand on Thursday evening, December
~, In her new musical comedy "My |
Sister," supported by company Of |
yoCAllRta comedians and dramatic arIilta |
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THOSE EQUINE sAVsAGEs.
The Man who Makes Them Uses Only Sound
Meat, and Ships to France.


NEWTON, L, l., Dec. 15.-The Newton
Board Of Health met yesterday morning
and received the report Of the special
committee which had been appointed to
investigate the horso.acsh sausage fac.
tory Of Henry Bosses'which had been
complained of.
The report stated that the committee
found the place not to be a nuisance,
and that the horse flesh used by Bosse
was free from disease, and that there was
NO law to prevent him carrying on the
business so long as II was not injurious
to the public health.
Bosse, the proprietor OF the factory,
says lie uses only sound horse aesh, and
that he ships all the sausages to France,
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sale Of Wilmington tjounty on IAnd,

The Peoples Light aud Heat Com.
pany, oi Washington, Fa., WhO have
owned Rhd operSted the leaSe on the
Hordon arm, have sold out their entire
inleIest 10 yhe Gordon Oil Company lof
4b,pp., IMl farm ID the pioneer oil
farm Of WaShlnpIon county, and has
produced q great deal Of oil, ltnOw has
nine producing wells on II with q daily
output Of over 100 barrels, Hlnpe The
NTH eand diecoyetiUa have been made
tW0 n the Wella have been sunk 10 that
hoh5bn with gratifying results, and u
we remainder are deepened the pIoduO'
ton bids lalf to DO considerably aWelled,
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oommaroLnl llplnLIpna 1lerull.

TAMPA, FLA, Dec, lO,--ThS steamship
Charles Monnd arrived at Fort Tampa
to-day ifomljamaiCa. Her cargo consisted
Of 10000 bpnphes Of bananas and $4,000
Cocoanuts. This 10 thg beginning Of
commercial relations With Central and
South America,
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ELAsn OP NATURAL GAS.

Dreadful Burning of n Young Lady While
Starting the Fire.
LIMA, ONO, Dec. 15.-Yesterday morn.
ing Miss Cora Mechling, a young dress
maker, was very seriously burned by au
explosion Of natural gas, The gas in
the stove was blown out, aud, before
waiting until the gas had escaped up the
chimney, she lighted u match and opened
the door 10 started the fire again, when
the gas was ignited and the flames, burst
ing over her, burned her face and right
hand In a shocking manner. Her hail
was burned and her flesh so badly that
her face Is a mass ot blisters.
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EXPLOSION OF GLYCERISE.
A Hundred Thousand Dollars Worth OF
Property Destroyed In the OIL Region,

ANNFNsN @~N"NrN - s%s NFHN 80 ATNkNNsAs
TITusylLLE, Pa, Dec, l5.-Three sep
arate glyCeripe magazines blew up this
morning at North Clarendon, about
seven miles above Warren, Pa. The
amount Of glyCerine exploded was over
ten tons. The magazines were owned by
the Rock Glycerine Company, John
Kuhn and q Mr.. Mckay. The explosion
set Gre to two 25,0O0 barrel tanks full Of
oil belonging 10 the National Transit Co.
They are still burning and will be total
losses, Several oil derriCks and small
wooden tanks were also burned, No
one so far as can be learned was injured,
Nearly every window In Clarendon was
broken and much damage was done to
surrounding property, No cause is as
signed for the accident. The loss is es-
timated at 100000. Old oil men claim
II 10 BIZ the largest explosion OF the kind
in the history Of the oil regions.
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ALBPER IN COuRT.
Panic In the Hail When the LoRthsoms
Subject IL Presented,

Panic In the Hall When the LoRthSomo
Subject IL Presented.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. l5.-somethlng OF a
panic was created in the Circuit Court
yesterday when James Brennan, a leper,
was produced on a writ Of habeas corpus.
The writ was directed against the city
officials, who were directed TO bring the
leper from quarantine in order TO dem.
onStrate to the Court that the man was
really a leper, and was not being unlaw.
fully restrained Of his liberty. The
Judge took one glance at the loithSome
creature, whose body was covered with
blue and white hlotChes, FROM which
scales wore constantly dropping. He
was Immediately convinced that Bfen.
nan was q genuine leper, ordered him
back 10 quarantine and I'D journel Court
to give the janltor chance 10 iumiRatt
and Alr the place.
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rhn l.lNtltIr NlittL NIniL nn

NEw YoRE, Dec, i6-The iuOt Sent
oul by Commissioner Of Public Works
Gllroy yesterday 10 remove all poles and
wires which violated the rules Of the
Board Of Electrical control took down
about l2 miles Of electric light wires
and thirty poles. They willFcdnhhue
work tomorrow! ? ''
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DIR. TALMAGES GNJOYMENT.
He Is Having Big Time with Celebrities
In Athens.

In Athens,
LONDON, Dec. 10, DIR. Talmage, Of the
late Brooklyn Tabernacle, is having a
large and pleasing time in the East. He
has had interviews with Tricoupis, Prime
Minister OF Greece, with the Queen Of
Greece, and the Empress Victoria, who
Is visiting Athens. More than this,
Talmage has shipped part Of Mars Hill
10 Brooklyn for the corner stone oi the
new tabernacle, and with that innate
modesty that has ever marked his con-
duct, preached a sermon from Mars
Hill, standing on the same spot from
which ST. Paul addressed the Athenians
some years ago.
ThiSinspiring scene was photographed,
and is to form one Of tue illustrations 10
the "Liie OF Christ" which Talmage Ia
Visiting the Old World to obtain data for.
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The Flood. In the Conemnugh.

JoHNsTowN, Pa, Dec, l5,-The only
damage by the flood yesterday was the
wrecking Of the Woodvale, Lincoln aud
and Cambria bridges, and the flooding
Of Woodvale, Iron aud Washington
streets In this city. Two bodies were
recovered from the Conemaugh, having
been washed out by the high water
Both were those OF men, unidentified,
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pIplhsrIn In AiononrnlIn Connl,

MoRoASrowN, W. VA" Dec. lS,-so
serious has the epidemic Of diptheria in
Clinton district, this county, become,
that the county board OF health has di.
reCted the erection Of o large hospital IN
the afflicted district and will send a
competent BtaT Of physiCianB to take
charge otit. Many deaths have occurred,
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TILE WEEK IN CONGRESS.
Very Little business Expected Before th
UolidRYh-The New RuIpE.

Very Little business Expected Before tho
HolidRss-The New Rules.
WARRINGTON, Dec, l5,-Congress this
week will provide for the usual Christ
mas holiday, and will adjourn doubtless
from next Friday, December 20, until
Monday, the 9th OF January. Aside
from action upon this subject, the com.
pletion Of committee organization, the
lurther introduction Of bills aud the
confirmation OF numerous recess up.
pointments, there will probably be little
TO chronicle In the Senate. Some means
OF permitting the immediate iutrOduc.
tion Of bills in the House OF Represen.
tatives will probably be sanctioned early
this week. The Committee ON Appro.
priations intend 10 report, and will
doubtless promptly pass through the
House, an urgent deficiency bill provid-
ing for the wants OF the printing office
and the Census Bureau.
The Sllcott committee Is still wrestling
with the legal questions upon which Il
is to pass Judgment, and It's report, no
matter what the econClusiJns may be-, will
undoubtedly give rise to lively discus.
sion when II is presented this week TO
the House.
Speaker Reed is not prepared to say
whether his list OF committees can be
completed in time for presentation to
the House during the week, but II is the
general expectation that lie will have
finished his task by Friday. Speculation
Is still rife as to what modification Of the
old rules will be recommended by the
Committee on Rules, and as to whether
any code OF rules can be formulated by
the committee before the recess. The
prevalent opinion among the old men-
bers is that the notifications will be
very slight. II this view proves to be
correct, the code will be adopted without
any difficulty, but should radical changes
be attempted, with reference 10 dilatory
motions, a protraCted and spirited de-
bate will ensue, aud very possibly no
action will be taken until the new wear.
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THE BRAZILIAN llEPuULl0
How the News q lhp ISpOsltian Of the
EtnperOr wns 1lUaslVed at Aahios,

IIVW THb NuWl UT Wv HUEOsITIuh OF IHt
Emperor was 1lvGeiVed At sahios,
NEw YoRE, Dec. lb,-The steamer
Horox arrived here to-day from Brazil,
She left Rio janeito on Noyelnbsr 80
The Horrox was at saulOV when the
news Of the dppOlIug Of the Emperor
was aRt announced,
The Republicans plapatdpd The place
with hand bills On which was printed
the official information and also d para.
graph requesting the people not 10 hold
any political meetings until later, ThlI
had its Intended effect % the situation
was accepted BY the people Without man
ifebl dissatisfaction.
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LISBON, Dec. l5,-All the newspapers
here, in commenting upon the latest adj
vices from Zanzibar, express astonish-
ment at their distortion OF the real facts
Of Serpa Pinto's doinga in Mokololand.
The papers all declare that there iB no
chance Of a quarrel with England II
Lord Salisbury deals Justly with the sub
ieCtg,
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AN UNKINp FATHER.
Ills Treatment the Cause OF n Young Girl
IInnuing IT,rsnIR

Ills Treatment the Cause of Young Girl
Hanging HERSELF
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Dec. 15.-Aliss
Lulu MCLane, bright and intelligent
girl of twenty years, a fayorte III The
neiEhborhood in which she lived, neal
WoOdlawn, Ca, was missed FROM the
house, and o search was instituted, re,
sulting In her body being found han ping
to q beam in the barb. She had com
mitted suicide because her father bad
not been kind to her. She had com.
planned to friends OF his treatment and
had expressed the wish that she was
dead. Her father is a wealthy farmer.
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Ladder

n delicate health and all who infer
rom habitual constipation, dygpepsia,
Dlllousnees OF piles, should lfy the bieas.
Ant lrllt laxative, Elixir Of Dates. goIi
n n og cent bottles by Y, r. Goetle, W.
", irwin, John LauRhllh. Logan Drug
VGimpany Ssia and Goodwin 4 Co., whole.
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RdIl0t MnAIli,s NInlhnr il.nA.

CANTON, o., Dec, lb.-Mp, Margaret
NedIll, mother Of Joseph MOdlll, editor
oilhC Chicago Tribune, died at this place
I@t night The cause Of her death Waa
alopsy., Mrs, Medlll was 81 yeArs ol
1Se, aud was beloved by a Wide circle Oi
Hlehus ior her many deeds Oi charity
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Loose'a Rod Clover Pills cure sick
headache, dyRpepSla,' indigestion, con.
9upauonl SOG' per boz, . boxes for 81,
For sale by Logan Drug Co., BtldRe Cor.
uet Druggists, Wheeling, ", va paw
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Tnk MORLplS RAlR.
What London Newspaper Thinks About
the Question.

the Question.
LONDON, Dec. l5.-The London GtOt,
observes: "In the great squabble be
tween Chicago and New York as to The
site OF the great Worlds Fair In 1902
the Ohicagoans have been much com,
iorted by o telegram from Paris Paris
ID for ChiCago-a fact which Is about az
important as the intelligence that Chi
Cago ie Tor home rule Is 10 Mr. Glad
atnna.u
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SYDNEY, N. s. W, Dec. 15.--The re.
mains Of searle, the champion schiller,
arrived here to-day enroute to Grafton,
the birth place Of the oarsman. Great
crowds Of people from all the towns
around assembled to attend the obse-
quips.
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BERLlN, Dec, iO,--It 10 reported that
The CIat refuses 10 rscOguiEs tho Brazil.
Ian Republic, and has broken of felA'
ions With tile Brazilian Minister al 81,
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RIVER IMPROVEMENTS,


""" vi wv NUaUIIH UI the NeoOht FnfIfOfa'
Convention In n. Louis.
ST. Louis, Dec. lO,-Tho recent farm.
ets' convention in this city, which 70.
suited III tho organization Of the Ma.
uonal FarmCn' Alliance and Industrial
Union and their federation with the
kkhighlHUi Labor, will, II 10 said, result
through committee work In bringing
stronger influences 10 bear on Congfehs
~ favor Of general river improvements
than has ever yet been telk,
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BERLIN, December 10-The number
Of persons in this city who are suffering
from influenza IL placed at 10000.
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dict what the defendants Rtterpsys
would do, but simply what they could
do under the law by ayalling thelnselyes
Of all its provisions"
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"MY sIsTRRn coMINd,

Clara Foster, a clever soubrette will
open three nights engagement at the
Grand on Thursday evening, December
10, in her new musical comedy "My
Sister," supported by company Of
Yocallsts. comedians and dramatic ariista.