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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-15


Retired II 2. beng no lisa important than
mare i..lieesaal attaInMta.s. III Congress
should deem 1t advisable ut the present session
to establish competitive tests for admission to
the service, no doubts such rs have been sug-
gested shall deter Lie from giving
the measure my earneat support
and urgently recommend. should there To q
failure to lass aug other act upon this subject,
that an appropriation Of $4,000 Per year may
be made for the enforcement of section |, 753
OF the Revised Statutes. With the aid thus AZ
forded me- shall strive to execute the PRO-
visions Of that law according to its letter and
spirit
am unwilling, in Justice to the present civil
service OF the Government, to dismiss this sub
tect without declaring my dissent from the
severe aid almost indiscr minate censure with
winch they have been recently assaulted; that
they are, as eiass, INDECENT, inefficient, cor
rnpt, q a statement which has been often made
and widely circulated, but, when tho extent
variety, delicaey and imports uea OF thair duties
arc considered, the great majority u the EN-
pioyeS OF tile Goycsnatni TT. IL Lii judgment
deserving OF high commentator.
THE MERCHANT SERVICE.
The continuing decline OF the merchant ma.
rine OF the United States is To be greatly de-
pored. Ia Wow OF the fact tina. We furnish 40
large proportion Of the freishts Of the COM
merciM world. and that orr shipments arc
s;es6ny ana rapidly increasing. it il q cause OF
surprise that not only il our navigation interest
diminishing, but it is less than when our ex-
ports and imports were not half Sd large rs
now, either in bulk or value. There must be
some peculiar hindranca 10 the development
Of this interest, or the enterprise and en-
erey OF American mechanics and capital
lists would have kept this country at leas,
abreast OF our rivals in the friendly contest Tor
sccan supremacy. The substitution of iron for
wood and Of steam for sail have wruugt great
revolutions in the carrying trade OF the world,
but lLsse changes could not lave been adverse
to America, il We had given t. our n vist ton
interests a portion Of the e!i IL protection
which have Ipea so wisely bestowed upon cur
manufacturers comncnd ae whole sui iec.
- tne wisdom OF Cur1r,ss, with The suggestion
that no question of greater magnitude or
fartEs. reaching I'M portsaee eaa engage thu.r
attention.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-12-15


the probable amount to be paid. In these esti-
mates no account has been taken Of the So 500
cases died slncs Jim. 80. 1880. and now pend
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en- 10 3uauIaalss Apaeds = loy p06m "a kvm
UotsIM oa'lsnl 10 uoasIap.suoo oql molI gypsy
siasA oolul uluaIA uodn pslos % pInoo sssso
esaV, lcVl os 'peqsndmooos 90 pInoo 4IoA 10
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uotasppu us " apq3 suoIsusd 10 IsuolssTmmoo
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3uaIIno 81 'uouuo92v eAlsosI lsnm uoyqA Sur
c!'ims Afforded BY the fact that the average sunl
DRAINED upon each application is el, 800, leads
L. 10 suggest the propriety Of making some
SPECIAL appropriation for the prevention Of
fraud.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.
| advise APPROPRIATIONS for such internal
improvements as the wisdom Of Congress may
&c n TO bc Of public importance. The neces-
s5s 81 Improving tho navigation Of the Mlssis-
t.ppi f.Ier justiiies = special allusion to that
subject ! suggest tie adoption OF some
measure fcr removal or distractions which
HOW I'M edo the navigation OF that great chan
lie! Of commerce.
THE CIVIL SERVICE.
In my letter accepting the nomination for
tie Wee Presidency / stated that IN my iudg-
inent mo mai should be incumbent OF an Of
Iee tho duties OF which he is for any cause
n4a.t - perform or WHO Is lacking in the abii-
u. nde..ty Or integrity which ploper admin
iitasiea 81 s.ci once demands" THIS senti-
1si.s would dpuptlsss meet with general aoqui-
hsceuce, but opiuion has bssn widely divided
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-09
BY CABLE.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 9.-Dis-
patch from Sopia, says: Prince Alex
ander has issued a decree, establishing
courts martial for the trial of admin
istrative officials. This was done at
the instance of the Russian General
Ernroth, who reports the officials are
melting the people against the prince.
CoNsTANTINoPLg, June Sit is
stated that Palmer, otherwise known
as "Warhawk, the correspondent, is
under arrest on the charge of con-
spiracy against the government and
will be quietly expelled from Turkey.
LONDON, june 9.-Another arrest
under the coercion act has been made
near Macroom, county Cork. The
people at Skull, county Cork, hoisted
green flag, and stationed an armed
guard in front of Father Murphy S
house.
The centennial of the birth Of
George Stephenson, originator of
railway locomOtion is being celebrated
to-day in various parts of England.
the chief observance being at New
castle -on- Tyne. The occasion is also
eiug celebrated among railway en-
ployes in various parts Of the con.
tinent.
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certain locality which may serve the
purpose of a diagram to our demon
stration, and this locality shall be the
region of West river. This river
takes its rise tmong the forests near
the summit Of the Green mountains,
at height of some 1000 sect above
the level of the sea, and, flowing
southerly forty or fifty miles, empties
into the Connecticut river about two
miles north from the southern bound
airy of the state.
During a hot summer day the sides
OF the deep valley of this river reek
with intense heat, and cause flow of
moist air upward toward the summit
Of the mountain region, from
the valley of the Connecticut
and also from the sea. This
moist air, meeting with the general
current from the southwest, piles up
an immense mass of cumulous cloud
Of many square miles in extent, So
long as the intense heat prevails this
cloud increases in size, grows blacker
with its dense vapor, and casts a
gloomy, lurid glare over the face OF
nature, darker than that Of any
eclipse. The vapor, pushed by the
ascending currents of heated air, at
tains a great height above the sea,
where the temperature is very low.
But finally, at that of the afternoon
when the heat begins to decline, the
accumulated vapors, no longer aug
mented or sustained by heated air
from the valleys below, fall in rain.
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Good mornin' Mistus Snow" said
a juvenile female Ethiopian, as she
popped her head into the dOmiciIe of a
motherly-looking woman of her own
race and color.
"Mornin', honey" said the matron
With pleasant smile. "You's a look
in bright and peert as little jayblrd
this moraip', How's your mama dis
morninY de good ole SOUL.
"Mams's pOog we'll. ell but the
rheumatis."
"Pore soul; feared she never get
over that rheumatix o'hers Gettin'
too ole now. HOw's you fa'lder|
"Fadder's poOty we'll"
Pore sesl, Ise glad to hear it. An
what has my little hpmmin' bird got
to say to Aunty Snow dis moFnipY'
Mama sent mo fur 10 ak yer fur DC
loan ,Sf yer fmble."
"De Joan of my fmble? Hear de
brati Whar DAT ball o'beeswax what
l loan your mama las geekY
"Don'tknoW.'
II dar say you don't know. Let Iae
look inter dat mouf o'yours. You
aeod -fur-nufin little brat, dar's bees
wax stickin' in every tOof ye got in yer
head Now you Fants my fimble to
swaller dat, / reckon. Git home, you
little polecat, an ak yer gru1tih' oiy
mpdder wedder she s'pccts Use gwint
fur distribute ng property over the
country like datT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-09
KNOXVILLE.
Memphis COmmandery Ar
rives in Splendid Con-
ditiOn.

Special to Ledger.l
The Memphisl Commandery and
friends arrived here at one o'clock
this morning and appeared on the
streets to-day in splendid condition.
Six communicates were in line Of
march, numbering about two hundred
and fifty sir knights.
The Grand Commandery was escort
ed through the principal streets, pre-
ceded by the Fifth United States
artillery band, to the Southern Meth
odist church, where an address Of
welcome was made by Sir Harry Mar
tin Aiken, Templar. Service was
conducted by Rev. Sir H. II. Sneed,
grand prelate, and an address by Rev.
G. Fl. Strickland. This evening there
will be a grand reception by Major
Tom O'Connor and other promi-
nent citizens. The streets we're
very brilliantly decorated, aud
all classes unite in making the Occa
sion one Of display and generous hos
pitality. The competitive drill to-
morrow will draw out all Knoxville.
The contest seems to be between the
Memphis and Nashville communicates.
The prize, an elegant sword, will be
awarded to. morrow night. The Mem
phiS crowd attracts much attention.
and is most cordially received. All
are in fine spirits, and hopeful of car
rying back tue prize. The commandery
will not return as a body before Sun
day noon.
The commanderies in the state
number sixteen, but there are four
blanks. Eight are represented here.
I II M
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-For the
Tennessee and Ohio valleys, occasional
rain, followed by clearing weather
wind mostly northelly; stationary tenn
perature; higher barometer. For the
lower Jake region, partly cloudy
weather, with light rains; wind mostly
nOrthwesterlo; stationary temperature
higher barometer. For the upper
lake region, warmer and fair weather
variable winds, generally shifting tC
southeast. For the upper Mississippi
and lower Missouri valleys, warmer
and flir weather, followed by increas-
ing ciOuainess, and in the northern
portion by rain; variable winds, shift
ing to southerly.
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Cheap Language.

Twas the first twilight interview.
She, swinging in the hammock on the
side verandah, and he Sitting submis
sively at her feet with his legs dang
ling off the boards. How refreshing
at the closing hour of day." he gently
remarked, ITO thus in sweet compar .
ionship await the rising OF the stars
that will soon feck the cerulean dome
of heaven with spapgles of silver. |
would ever thus with thee at my side
reyel in the glOries Of the azure
azure, as sure as--H "What exquisite
language" said she, with a sigh.
How can you afford it on six dollars
a WeekPT The young man was not
qpite "as sure as be vas, and slid
down the pillar to the yard, scaled
the fence, and was seen no more there.
abouts forever.
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LEDGER Bindery. ID Madison.
HeaYy Guns.

A trial of heavy guns took place a
few days ago at the English royal ar.
senal. The ostimportant work done
has been the trial OF the experimental
- tons breech loader and two small
guns of similar type, which represent
the designs OF the royal gun factories.
The great gun was mounted on a new
carriage, and fred fourteen rounds,
with shells Of 7l0 pounds and 286
pounds Of prismatic powder made ul
in four cartridges of II! pounds each.
Six targets were placed at a distance
of from 400 to 2300 yards, and the
fourteen rounds entirely cleared the
range by destroying them all. A new
method of firing the gun by electric
itv was employed and acted admirably
The two experimental 25-pounder
breech- loading guns were fred TO test
their accuracy. The heavier Of these
mounted on an ordinary naval carriage
and slide, was fred by an ingenious
gas-sealing friction tube, which com
pletely closes the vent. The recoil
was absorbed by twiu hydraulic buffers
and the high velocity of 1870 feet pei
second was obtained with charge Of
fifteen pounds ofpeeble powder. The
shorter 75-pounder, which weighs
thirteen and a half cwt. less than the
other, is intended for use against tor.
pedoes, and was mounted on an Albini
non.recoil carriage, tripod arrange.
ment which permits extreme angles oi
depression over a ships side. All the
experiments with these guns sub
mitted by Col. Maitland, r. A, super
intendent Of the royal gun factories
were pronounced successful.
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supreme Court,

! Special to Ledger.l
JACKSON, june 9.-The court an
1nounced decisions this morning in the
following cases: Sanders VS.. State
State VS.. Manley, McBrooks VS.. State
Lowenstein VS.. Gillespie, Seessel VS.
Lord, Snowden VS.. Memphis Park
association; Posey VS.. james, Sims
VS. Schroyer, affirmed
Martin VS.. Williiord, order refer
ence ordered in this court.
Chapman VS.. Taylor, petition tC
rehear refused.
BAllentine vs.. Wright, Bank of Com
merce VS.. McGowan, Smith VS.. Rem
kert, Smith VS.. Monaghan, Buck
Stove Co. VS.. johnson, Brooks VS..
Gibson, revised.
Bergshicker VS.. Mallory, petition
for writ Of error and supersedas re-
fused.
Moore VS.. Connell affirmed as tt
Mrs. Connell, modified as to f. G
Connell.
Merriwether, receiver vs.. Butler, e.
al. on trial to-day no other cast
will be heard this term.
Lawyers interested in decrees mus
look after them promptly, as court
will adjourn early next week.
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CONFEDERATION.
Six Hundred Houses Destroyed, and
the Fire Still Raging.
The Fire Department DemOral-
lied and Lose All Control.

New YORK, June 9.-The Herald s
Quebec special says: Zone Of those
destructive fires to which Quebec is
subject broke out at eleven o'clock
last night in the midst of St. Johns
suburbs, midway between Strocks and
Upper Town. The fire originated in
a small wooden house on Olive street
and Immediately spread to adjoining
buildings. The fire brigade became
demoralized and lost all control ol
themselves and the fire. At two
o'clock this morning St. Johns church
(Roman Catholic), the largest in the
city, worth 100000, is burning, and
six hundred houses are already de-
stroyed, some of them brick and stone,
but the majority poor and small and
built of wood. The loss, so far, must
be over S750,0OO. There are certainly
one thousand families homeless. The
fire is still raging. No loss of life is
reported. The houseless people are
camped out in the fields surrounding
the city. Thieves made off with most
of the property saved from the flames,
and the fire overlook nearly all re-
naming valuables. Half Of the people
in town block the streets, and the
fremen are impeded. The panic pre-
walls everywhere. Burning sparks
and shingles are falling all over the
city, and its being totally swept out Of
existence is by no means improbable,
A number OF local insurance COM
panies are sure to be paralyzed by this
disaster. The principal streets de.
stroyed are Richmond, Laturelle
0livior, Richelieu and Daguillon, run.
to the west, parallel with the river
also, St. John, St. Marie, Deliguy St
Claivre and Sutherland streets, run,
ming north and south. Richmond
Laturelle and 0livior we're principally
inhabited by the demi-moDde. Ii
many instances parties who were
burned out owned their residences
The fire department is miserably in
adequate to the wants of the city, ant
the water supply ridicuously small fol
such an emergency"
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TattIc Johnsly ON Dogs.

San Traa6jsco Wasp.l
One dag there was feller bot q dog
of a man In tlje market, and the dog it
was a bitter. After it had bit the iel-
Ter four or five tines he drew a close
line over its neck, and lsd it back to
the dog man in the market, end he
said to the Dog man, the teller did:
"Ole man, dideet you use to have this
dog?" The dog 2Ea be looked at the
dog. and then he thOt 2 while, and
tLen he said: "Well, yes, ! haa1 him
about half the time, the other half Pc
had me-" Then the Reller he was
fewriOus mad, aud he said: "Wot did
you sell me sech dog as this'n foFS',
And the ole man be spoke up and
said, "For four dollars and seventy
6eents, loilIe money" Then the feller
he guessed he Bude 60 home, if the
dog was willing. Uncle Ned, Wich
has been in Indy and everywhere, he
eays the Mexican dogs do9t have no
hair on EN-. Dogs howl loudfS n
oats. but cats is more purry, and cap
wok ON tob of a fence and blow up
their tail like a b'lsOn when they want
80 spit.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-09
stanley Mathews Coming.

Louisville Post, June 6th,l
Hon. Stanley Matthews, the newly
appointed associate Justice of the SUI
prome court of the United States, is
expected here to hold federal court
to morrow. The occ lsion of his com
ing is to sit in several cases of impor-
tance which have been appelled from
Judge Baxter, including the trade
mark suit of Jas. f. Pepper VS.. Labrot
& Graham, and another case which
was appealed from the district court
to the circuit court. 1t is rare for a
justice of the supreme bench to hold
court In Louisville, and the occasion
will be one of much interest to
lawyers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-09
RIVER TeIegranls.

Louisville, June 9.-River rising
with 6 feet 4 inches in the canal and
4 feet 4 inches in the chute on the
falls. Arrived: Vint Shinkle, Mem
phis, 12 m. Departed: Shinkle, Gin.
Cinnati, l am. Weather cloudy and
pleasant.
Pittsburg, June 9.-River Is feet
inch, and falling. The Wyoming il
still here, but will get away tonight
Cairo, June 9.-Arrived: Grand
Tower, Vicksburg, 8 p m.; Belle Mem
phis, 81. Louis, 8; Will Kyle, New
Orleans, Hidnight. Departed: Crane
Tower, St. Louis. / m; Belle Mem
phis, vicksburg, /; Will Kyle, Gin
oinnati. |. Weather cisGdg and warm
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-09
APreseription.

The London Globe.
A humorist once satirized the habit
sonie physicians have Of prescribing
utterly u(Rattainable luyuries to their
poorer patients. II ssetag thst tho
practice has not entirely died out, judg-
ing by case which has just come be-
fore the Southport police court A
strengthening young fellow, being
charged with begging, pleaded that he
really csula not procure a living by
any other means. sgipg 10 his eye
sight having failed for ths lsst lS
months. For some time he was an
inmate of the 0rmskirk Work House;
Iop thence he was passed on to the
Royal lhfrmary at Liverpool; the
doctors there, hhdiuR BIB case beyond
their skill, handed him over toiths egc
hospital; after a stay Of only four days
at this asylum, he was dismissed with
lhe valuable but not very consolatory
information taat tile only means BY
which be couldregain mis- sight was by
good living" 20 q" tu'
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LiYrrnooI RrarIket.

LIVERPOOL, June 9.-Bacon--l. c.
dull, 43s Cd; s. c. dull, 44s Cd. Hams
Il. c. dull, AS. Beef--India mess
firm, 95s. Lard-prime western dull,
55s. Cheese-American choice dull,
52s. TallOw-prime city steady, 35s.
Lard oil-none in market. Turpen-
tine spirits firm, 35s Cd. Turpentine
London steady 35s. Rosin-
common London firm. 5s Cd.
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A Relic Of the War.

Birmingham Age.l
A bombshell, doubtlessly fred by
the Federals during the late uneasi-
ness at the person or property of some
southerner, came near doing its de-
structive work in Captain H !, S. Free
mans saw mill the other day. The
circular saw was plOwing through a
white oak log, perhaps the hardest
wood that grows in our forests, when
it struck a still harder substance,
which broke its teeth and suddenly
stopped its progress. Upon examina-
ton they found buried in the
stock, to the depth of at least eight
inches, large percussion bunbshell,
which, according to the calculation of
those familiar with the growth of
timber, had been there sixteen or sew
enteen years, and the tree had grown
over it until there was but slight
scar left. Fortunately the saw struck
the shell, which still contained its
load, so as to cause no explosion.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-09

Pine Bluff pro,s.l

Major Dudley D. Dunn, a highly re-
spectacle citizen ofSwan Lake vicinity
was driving a moving machine, last
Friday, when his mules taking fright
ran away with him. Major Dunn, in
trying to jump off the mower, fell
right in the way oft. and was horribly
mangled, dying almost instantly.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-09

ATTORNEYS Of the state have asked
that motion to dissolve the taxpay.
ers' injunction recently granted by
Judge Williams at Winchester be
heard by Chancellor Merritt at Nash
vile on the 18th Of the present month.
The states counsel will claim that the
court granting the injunction has no
jurisdiction.
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DIED.

BARRON Thursday, June 9th. l5si, at 3
o'clock IN, PULP BARRoN, aged 80 years,
II months and three days.
Funeral will take place from the residence
of his mOtho-, Mrs. Johanna Barron, 29I
Mana sas street, t9-marF9w PRIDAYl at
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fuesdaY, the sd daY Of IuIK, l8sI,

IN legal hours, in front Of the courthouse, in
the Taxing District Of Shelby county, Tenn,
proceed to sell to the highest bidder for cash, h,
the following described property, to.wit;
!. One lot, being part of block fortY.tkree
(43) in south Memphis, Shelby COUNTY, Tenn
beginning ca theg0B b side 0f PQntotoe street
one Hun ared' and twenty 3l9N feet east Of It's
Intersection with tho east line Of Csusey street;
themes cast with the fouth line Of Pontotoc
-treet twenty (10) feet; thence south at right
pngles with PoniOtoc street enc hundred and
fifty $50 feet; thence vest parallel with Pom
totoc street twenty l20) feet; thence porlh one
hundred and fifty (l50) ieet to the beginning,
2. Also one ID lot in south Memphis, known
as Let No. one ID in block forty-oue an and
bounde as follows: Beginning at point on
the south tide Of Vance street eighty (SOl feet
cast from the corner Of Vance and St Marlin
seventy w teet 70 2, a,slasqi thence saOth sixty
,60l feet TIA stRkp; theno west seventy (70)
feet TO a stakes thence north sixty (6J) feet
to the beginning.
3. Also Que ID lot in Taxing District of Shell
by county formerly the city Of Nemphis,
shelby county, Tenn, beginning at point
At the inter ection Of Spring street and
Chamber ayne place, running thence east
ward y and parallel with Spiing street ninety
80 feet TO a stake; thence norlhWardly and
right angles with Spring street ninety pM feet
b & s,skei thanae w1gtgs,9 sng parsllel
layne place, thence south and parallel With
Chambeflayne place ninety tgO) feet t. the
nlaee Of beginning, being the west ninety (90l
feet Of lots eight t8), nine 10y and ten u0), all
IN Shelby county, Tenn, and conveyed BY
Chambsrlayne Jones, jr,, to N Farfis O0 the
An day az April, lee1, or
J Levjed on as tho property Of defendant, A
NJ SIN IT,, to satisfy said judfment interest
ana COSTS shor,r oe eshiIihiks \ AIHf
By w D CANNON, d! S. lt0
Memphis, 18th day Of June, liSl
9FVSncsi Att'yio PleiutiE WWa