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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-06-23
JUDICIAL.

Judge Dickinson, OF this district, has
been rendered the place on the Supreme
Bench left vacant by the death of Judge
Cornell. Judge Dickinson's legal abil-
ity and purity of character eminently
fit HIN for the place, and his appoint
ment will meet with general approval,
especially from the bar of this district.
It is intimated that in case Of his &C
ceptance, Hon. NJ. J. Severance will
succeed him as Judge Of the Sixth Dis
trict. We have doubts as to his accep-
lance, but in our judgment no better
appointment could be made. Mr.. Sew
erance, while practicing in this district.
stood confessedly the leader of the bar,
while his breadth of mind and upright
ness of character made him q favorite
with all parties and classes.
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Connaughon Treatment Builds Broken Constitutions
Widespread Appreciations.
scientific method
eud k a S e":s !n r
S %o s% 'of ] y w pro- e" his ana ;;da
is - ~ '"0"~ "''"'e' ~
Diseases Of Chronic
Especially
Throughout" "ccsshas achi ps f %
~"l' '''''
Proofs of
r a. jSIy ss'ad I"i i a1: 1 Pc
"os @ M c me emrn
E1S3E'E2EEE:r1CES.
es fs s rst ~s p; S'S w s
"''i""o""
Prominent Men of Iowa.
Is %' iS Ss"" s
s $:'c; s5S": @: "t give" their
Prominent en- OF Illinois,
nn A. na GnsS M S;H m1
u treatment and Obtained
And Prominent Persons all the Union
Atkinson Surveyor General
@ e s Me S' k !Ss nYs Na a
% "f T sa9 S Mf ffp E, 'T s%e KS'"f H
S* 8? 'sn fs% w. aS rs;
,s;: s. E; S$S $;:H: MS y: ;: @ S* @
SMITH, s. xSS:$ Il; \; fss" ~ AZ INV %S: ;%s
IN ""'aAe' MSes1o~o
siSisH sss pa%st
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-06-23
.InNH SETTLEAfENE

JUNE SETILEMENE
Tho Auditor and Treasurer have now
completed the June settlement and the
amount collected has been apportioned
to the several funds. The funds are
now ready, for distribution to the
township and school district treasurers.
The total amount of taxes collected
is SIG, 1874 OF, tho largest amount ever
collected at any one settlement since
tue county was organized. Over sl5,-
600 of this was collected in May.
The Treasurer is now cashine, all
county orders presented, and hopes to
continue doing 50, thus keeping the or
ders at par. There will be between
$1,000 and $1,000 left after cashing all
orders and taking up bonds now due.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-06-23

can make money faster than at any
thing else. Capital not required we will
start you. 81 perday ut homc n,u,l>. ly
girls wanted everywhere TO work for u.s. New
Is the time. Costly outfit and terms free. Ad.
dress True & Co., Augusta, Maine. I6-ly
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-06-23
WHY IS TT


Jackson. Slbley, Sheldon and other
points are starting creameries, and
Heron Lake has 4 hay press and is
starting tow mill. All these enter
prises should have been in full blast at
Worthington before this. We are at
the very hub and bulls eye Of the flax
and grass country, and ought to have
creameries, butter packing establish
ments, hay presses, tow mills, etc., and
in the near future oil and wooden mills.
Given Paradise of grass as We have
here, and we have the basis for raising
sheep and cattle and for building up
wooden. butter, hay and other
factories. Why is it that with all our
advantages, the capital does not come
to start these enterprises? Is our repu-
tation for straight laced bigotry and
intolerance so bad that every man of
enterprise gives US the go-by?
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-06-23

If Dr. C0nnaughton's phenomenal success ~
Prominent Endorsements,


la.
Hon. j. H. Murphy Prominent
From Edward
voheer
mas
myself with in
Of
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-06-23


ana aK also builds lea aGs
Sen" te Treass
CDNS( MPTT0N Early application of
""0
of
coss9exao% his m n siss The
me many ts9gsn
Ain
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-06-23
CONSUMPTION.

throat"s
bronchial
of
IT.
lmember
ST
, 1881-03-11
FLEET CAPTAINS.

FLEET CAPTAINS.
Capt. Peter Anderson, last acRson In tho Int
tto Wolf, tnkcs command Of tho schooner
Arcniat, vlct, capt. Norman. who Hoea Int" tho
s,eam.b,trgo TllIfhm Crippcn; Cnpt. Christ o.
son, lite pf tho Swallow. assstfnrs co1nlnatHl Of
tho scl,unilcr islE,citn eaEp1a cnpt. Charles
Smith avflsg brun promottHl +" tho ntcl'm- -barao
K.U. Peters. Eapt. lbt,n 1cfsk goes fstm Tho
rcnw srlt to tho schooner Il. i. siAson, Eapt.
i,an swinl'urn rron1 tho u 1tnrrlson 10 tho Auow
tscit. tnr.. Itenry LcIsk frosn tito schooner
Gorge ". tjav,s to tile Dnvth Stewart.
Capt. 1shn St,ny will rclutn command Of tho
prt,ti'Il'r Nns.,ull, unt|er tho new ,ss.1rrs.
Tho f"lIDwinR urc tue arpnti,tmcnts nf conn
inasdera tlf tho ttGtt laid IN ut litIlg: hc0w
E:nrfc*t, En}t,. 4. lMnu; sH',t"'ncrs. MctlIntur,
EhptHln nht nptn11nte'l: Dhwhrl. Capt. II. T..
.1tit".: y. j.. tiIy. EApt. c. Wu.lNt.iyh; Active.
tapt. lt'l Williamson; |. L.. Skunk. EApt. AM
drew tt.!ersch: tirrun ltay, Capt. Jni,n Miller:
Starlight, Lups. John Roberts; Itaintslw, Cnft.
~IllHm M. ittgh;. tturlc,l. aup1. .thrnham
AHersnt!: tIr,h, Capt j.. XnlhrrH; Venture.
Capt. I: itn,,st; Souvenir, cnpt. 'rlorna. john
Hn: MI. Vernon. Captaln nut npla,ntct!: ,Insc-
rhr l,rcsle''. Cart. A!cx. ,AtIlcrson: tug. s!!.
Captain mi nnponted; Wexult. Capt. r. J..
l",sc!: II. 4. ktHrp. Captni1l MT npt!ntnteh:
stEhlilcrs FtAress. tnp&. John t.rnnYlD: kuwnu-
neu, Enpt. ". W. Jnngs; Planet. GI1h. ftMt1lcr-
s;ol; Experiment, cApt. u. ncife1; Sltcct1. capt.
j. Clark.
, 1881-03-11
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

II The Ltfltar al Tic EAftdpo 7ftbH1t.
CllcAut,. Ature1 p.-ThIs aftcrnnu1 while un-
st,spectlng motAers vrut,,rcd out f1r MI hiring.
nnu their children were iNuucuntly plnyfng cut
Oh tic sidewalks IN o,lU Ut uur teathirst loCMl-
t.cs In tho city, two ires!tgs frulIl tho itcnth
Department watlucrcl VI, and down tho street
Ii, senrcII uf NJ. - Tairty t!fth street. Now.
tllare Is no st,cn nt,mor TIA 15 1hirty-fth street.
10 my QUO hnviuE tic advantages of tho prima-
rs department OF nnx Ut ons schools It would
1T ute0 hnvo bccu1ne apparent on passing Onco
III, nt!l tltlwll thnt there WIS no such ntl'rr.--
tlint It Hil4 Il lnlsfukn. Hut uD: this wIs mt
enough. ThesD hitulnK4 foul with infection,
must Catl ut each hDIss lcnvu their {'cst-ts
lItIuueo II, front or one Ut ottr nrEcst Hroccry
stGrcs for thrce-a,lMrterA hf Mn anMnr. and ihon
telopfuncuIlyt to t1 That the fi0nrdnf Elenlth hnd
in.1.lt sGrits hIn,ldBr. h1.u sGllI their rtRblG
lA.At- hnllso fatu II district which has hitherto
bpnH entirely FREQ frlli tho lrnhtl Bcuurge.
ThGst lluftlrr5 nrp nItogethGr iGu frNllcnt.
md wrlts this to Inquire whether It would nut
ln advisable far Tho t:!tIz0ns of Chicago, wllu
pMy tho sAInrDf Uf tiioso sanitary ntilrera, to
continue their snarIes,-!nuhlet thctn II npCti be-
AMI pr,.l,t tiou u vaentlon nnti! tho act,nr9c ut
stnnIl-pnx has subseh-lcnye tho afflicted ones
III their homes to tllf cnrr fur ltcardlnx to tho
Judgment Ut tllplr own p!yslclans, Ant! fcAve
tho ambulance In tho E.st- -h,su stublG. tlmt no
unnecessary burslcns tuuy bo henpctl upon us.
Il MOTHER.
, 1881-03-11

.,r No. f. 2. ri, 30. = \. sti wh!tr. Nh. ~ fhs No.
s.. e,f, 40 l.gs lid: Nh !, u b. Corn-Sew, IN
a.; Oil, r. III. .e,
.,rrmlqr,t. March ti-3 y. m.-l3Hcnn-ahnrt ribs
NJ n. III, In,H clear s.rndy nt Hs; shnrt c!chr
sam -, IT.. lurlirIma Wesiorn Ntcu.tr Mt G1s Gl.
sr..,cu,lnu rIlrItr. l.ntltihn ilrnnr Mt Ills I'd.
'ss'vrup.,o1. MnrrE 1u.-iUrrUS-atcndS Mt Ga'tEa
-" ,,je, 1niI Antes speculation and cxlhrt, l,UO;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lnrs1, hs. Hacoh-forR
.,.sr ~ III; short ctgnr. Ills I'd.
Arrrn,1EtM-RcnatI. H}z.i. ...
i"sn,S, March lo.-laSHEEu OIt.--6th
t,,rnoIEI.M-RnAnct 11f"sisGt
rrnrExrisr-sptr, 3ls astt3ta ut.
dto fo1tovEng wurU received by tbs Chicago soard
u Iraic: Anil. ,, ,.,,,,- n,
~ a. rprng. i. II, Sn Il N. !sntr rnInt and
tis'r ani California declined Ill. tnrn Sunn nf-
trt. Sut much dninHt A1notLcni. m!scd nasamrsd
HtnrE E>.: tt. NJ higher nj h.s ttt; bHcnn-l Z.
Hihrhsr NJ H. lt 3 -! e. higher. nt 4s l' tnllo",
" 9nXH1S, Mnfcii ii. lD.--t.iv1IpnH-WhcntI Inactive.
.d.n nHInt nnd steahy. MtHK hASE-CnrInrs ~
AInwt fHlf nTerHH srh lnthr, !lHs tnlr
en,cr.tr california, U.s. ttrh-SUna t'tfrre! tsRrEnrs
- snsssasl,- hcnt tnnrtyr: tpEh. hhi s1uGi rinha.
e e9n.rn,rfarn .qlnfltY Ut hnercnn mixed curn fur
smnt Shipment hy sat, Is it, Arrivals on c0ntt for
Tmtrrs-Whcat bnall corn :tutIo.
, 1881-03-11
A CRY FROM THE SOUTH.
Address to tl,p President from tho 1Re-
rthtieMMx Of 4A1Abuflln.

tIdrcxu II, rt,,. Eprcxldrut from, Tho 1Re.
.',,,,tt,,,,,u ,,r ~, t,.,.,,a
l!a iuf0,ara o .sf'g . a"'E iT'eh'f,
WARRINGTON, March s.-Tho following address
WINS delivered by tue ejEuprs tu tito President TO-
,,nv.
",2 ~ ,, ,,,,u,,4,, tr,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,a ~ .,.,,
70 mc ... ~ ~ ~
yoar @ 70 !n1 ~ gnGss uso " tno1r FL.
Ana tMt!K WV ior tuu uNtF1ns,lsG ,s sentltoats TX
PFesstA " yuhE lntuRsfui nuuiess ~ NY ~.
tertsls " WIG: pGul!e y! !tAuMLnM w MuslIe ~
praseht u YOU y nr,et sl1teinenL ol !nttI eonu!-
l!oiit Hou lespeetlus 91L c%nsu.slv % nv. Msh Sut!r
ION it"a nt AIu.lta!ts uput "t ~. ~ uoos ~
iril!1l au fGnar ,siposs!elG ~ aeteeulA nna
plGtsnaenlt ln!oFatAt " II IT. " Al ARAfcAs'Fe
nhd dotnis'ant, minority. 1ht1eeu. tnose !aWs
WeFo chAutGu ~ enuuic lhts nolu!-
mMht ,,ai!,Ey ,iony ~ r,,,, eo"'s ,nr,,it tt.."o @ N
thefeIofo INC e'eo@ohs ~ re ~ Mosao
tnun intee. , unu9F nut uMaelu. aH!t!-
et!co nl tho5q !nWs Io!itlea! corruption Ana An'
ito9!l!,SuoH. ~ pIct +tittlt ~ wv otltGt to IN
tc!l1en 10 lno FeNet.it cieet1otis, ana tnoy too
now utterly ~! tn express tAo VIII Anu vo!ce u
tho te!lcrM ta1ellaG! !aMh ~ W Ai11tl!t!uu tnMt
every lG4mt euufOr ny thbhlnt, Ill cut1lfs1ot WIKI
tHo erunt oG!Y q tnn Aiier!GtM peob!i. may
WltaoAt H1oiestAlo" ~ uhJ E!euuo u ho w.
sire. Gust QUO l!ot M,lu nave TINT 1lll1t honest"
~ Enunteti. - froo 9uu nntfnthsnelch EXERCISE
Of tho elective frnnehiso ls tho right or every
legal voter, Atd this right tho Republicans Uf
A!nb,11u dult!hilt. .....,.
Another Rncre!! right of oVery American cltt-
xen isn tn1r trnl by ~ t1.,part1n! jury Wo wish
call attention ~ the lhut tlt ~ snai1f t1or.
to,s Ut 4itnbasnn this right u practically deu!ol
tn tt'u colorcl cit'zens Us thbr total exclusion
iruln thu Jury bnx, though Hhl1y or fhont ll0s-
sess uti tho qualifications rottnirc by law Tor
, 1881-03-11

Tn fhs Editor 9} The Ghfelpo Tribune,
CHlcAslu. 3lurph 11.-iu tho tcport nf tho
M.lirllend aHl McC!ellun suit, In lust Ttlcsduy's
THtAuSE, 1t Ii HtAt4d that III certuln preacher
owning twn hn,lsna IN the 4Fowt 1T Luke huu nut
pail Il rHl.t Ut tAxes III two ycAra." As / own
my ir't'c, und Isrt Ut II housu on tho san,u Ipt
sul'Junt ta Inurtgngs, ul,d III | hnd Just pAtd sol
Ut taxes M tho .lay pruudinK siArGh 7, thu
witt Anow that MI my rcal.Gslnte tuxez a1Il
hpr,tal assessments hAst bcpn pal regularly
,tl,riuy tue lust eight ytars UP tn ,atv Also a(l
p1rrt'!Hll.pr0petty tA1ri nascssN! AKAIHst Hs0
llas. hcol,. laiI. Dnr,nE twu .r three yesrs
ministers nf tho uosir' woru not assesset tor
III, an to. rcslu'sstt H ar.uur. 4 sase e t,ov"r &"
uskts1 nr TxI,ectad A,s fnyors whateysr frUln
any u.lt.al nf Ito l'owh Of Lake. alltl deny tho
fnvpr. .i'th whilst Ar. Mliishoal IL 1ly nulHhbir
Enl psr5o.!a! frieml. ! have M sympathy Or
hptlnIy FUR anything lhdt lnAy lu fuuu wr0tlg
In illG Alt1irs of tho 'rtWll,Ut Lake.
ltES!sI>T ny INMS OF LAKE.
, 1881-03-11
BALTIMORE.

HAtTfMnhk. March l0-Fhut1H-stcnAy and I'M
chnttged
fN-Whcnt--Nr%snrn h!aIsr nnd inacttyn. Nm.
Wrstorh whor rcd. *ib. md March, Sl.fa; April
si1El@tlsxs May t.lsKtstts3ki June. 3'.ts]<allA
t"sn-wesluEn higher nn1 i1smcrs WGatern sntxeh
hps ssttlis'4cs March. aT(aI7c, April. s5{Ab4}kc;
Atay Jsfte5tc; scnber 6tasstl4. DHts alcndY. ltyo
t1rhl nit, unchanged.
!AyEnrlntt9ud.
tsftHFIklHSA-ttrM and Mrc1nnKcd.
N1TEIt.I:nslur, primo to CllOlco Western paetcd
1ar!!t; rh1f. l&11lc.
Eilt1H-tpuIrt ut Ill.,
FETHijl.EEM--Snn,lnnt, ..
tIHlirEfEtEs-ConGu stcadY. SuRnf n5m and un-
chnnGni.
W1tlsKf-QMet nt 8i.l2Gi.1A
FtEltIlfTs-tfncllnnKcd nft ttrtr. ~
HECEtlFrt-FInnr, 3Nl1 hf3As w1pat dl,EM but corn,
Ai,KJI 4lll; hnta, HRI lin, ~ " 0
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BatEs-WhcMt, lHilo0 BIZ; corn, hUS3o tti.
, 1881-03-11

I' IT. 10sFIx. 3!o.. MarGl u-FLuuK-unchnnEch
x, ,HAiS-WuAi bull n1,4 lbwer1 slOstst VII caslI3
ss'a! sI~! March, tlt1SsGll AptIls sIDykylU3{ Mari
~ sLHt. Junu: M. Jdu AHta9t}lus M. do. Vic
. ~ tofn da1I ~ e4u cash: 3l{ s1yso ,lnrrlIl sJ(
~, h'so april: %e4s+t13ku May; 49sc Iuuu. 0ats .taw
casa; Jt4Jt,lc May ltYc tfn Ut
W! h!d. hurley un.hauprd.
Hi!1Ah-Iult ~ 4itG
y TIER 4nchpIHnH,
tTtnTIhc!d1xar u Hses
fn,,uisk -luIus ii }lW
,1 b-i'Urx higher, sa15 asked for cash.
nd hivneerr Maffh; GIG! Aprtl isy salt n,eas etoui
hH t!so sstno more; Hacan hl4haf Ut tahI!i &Ai34a7J
ifrss. aM ~ Lasa hlahur at tlp!j,
GiiU Utns-F!nnf ~ bAU tfts; wheat: aailD hYl oofn
tltIHa,1 1a!s bu. rye. iu.I hut barluy, 3 bu.
syus o l'au1 ll; uats. suu Iu ry.. ,soaoi osrlsy.
, 1881-03-11

t1nsToN, March tO.-ttDUt-F Firm and unchanged.
GAAIS-C0sn Arn,: mixed MID ycItuw. 5kdts'ci no
R.nl!e. TIC. Uats qulot: No. md oxtra wk1tn, no
TIC; No. wh!tn, ike: M. z mlxod mnd NG white,
+iM +tec. Ityc. .e,cdtt!.lu
MtrTKu-Nutttnnt1y tlf1clinn9ed.
l;lHs-sHesIEtn IseA1,. 1ke1ic
HEcEirrs-FIuur. 7tall hrla 1.io1 sacks; corfu s!uu
but WHEAT 1fliul hu: 0nts. Al}t1 b1.
EHlNEHrs-flUur, byls; cotn, To-, zoo but Wheat,
A. IIl BIT.
, 1881-03-11

NEW DRrEASH. ih., March t0.-t'ttAIs-Corn
neslve but uwert Is.GGi. tIas qnfot and weak; io.
ItAy-1JumAnt actIEri t.2.sD: choice. Fs.aka2iM
rHOvistOSs-l'nek a,ronA md hRtIur; old, &l57j
4tn,td: nnx, ,tIa31bthu Iart higher, siescc, o,1es
Tic: k,H. 11ea!l!1e. y
HNUCENIEA- -suaar-Fnr to fur snlr vonk Mt G!49
Ght priHIg to chucu Wgnk. NJ GAcGf}su.
Uthcrs unchanged.
, 1881-03-11

quietly, n0nu ct his attendants spoa ktux to bilIi,
slIcp the eIort tn llstrI seomet 10 bo u trouble
to h!ll, Nt'W hi1d thou ~ kindly mRds his n!tro
ntsa's butS9fY 10 l!o1 hv gently whispurod 10
, 1881-03-11

NEW YORK. NiarGh la.--.Fobbers doing fair tEhdci
cou,n,tsson-n,se business qutots pr!nt clothh dull
uud cnyy, lu Arlington Mills dress goods suld
nt nuctlUn The Iju1sttn snys: "SHvnh hundred
.f snun xU..a will bu nnl Ut nuotiun Yn1s.ny next
wuoEu, HooIs III nlU1urnto request. Foreign souds
Irregular.
, 1881-03-11
DE'f'fkft1'j@.

nETH01y. 3i!cE Alatrh lu.-FJuUH-Firtu.
GHAtS-Nhcnt 7ulcti cxtrI nD1nlnnl No. white,
tleEi9 9tG's&: Mnrch. fitk: April tlui1i; May $to5ti
lime. t!.lhl6 bid: Su willie, nuthng said; No.
rcd sellers opium.
I&ECEtIrn-AhIIM bn wheat.
kII1lAlESr4-;i5,uu bu wlIenk.
, 1881-03-11

NEW ORLEANS, March 1n.-CO7ToH-stondy, With u
good demanht' ntIudllnx, lUXo, low mlddltn9. gSc.
good ordinary. 6ici nut rrcet 1857 bAlua. Efess.
7,1t} pIpurta 10 Grrht HTltnIn 1.E Franco ihb3tt
btits ", 5!J: stock. j!j5t.
, 1881-03-11

Eptttat Dtspateh 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
KASsAs CITY. aInrc1l l0-GNA1S-Ttto J'rttaCur
reports: Wheht-IsGcelpts lilo past wcDk, 81 lu bH;
shipments, IT, lEAt bu: narket tIrer; No. cash. S,kcs
Narc kc. M. CASH Aj{c: s1nrc!, es.{c, No. cash,
nsbst !iruitecelatr tho rnst weck aa,i bu; thIt,-
'N = 7'7'77'
, 1881-03-11

CLEVELAND. March observation-disclosures
HtandarA white, lIH test. ".
lrrTsMutH. March lo-pETi!nLxiiM-Qnlet, crude
8asy UnitCi certificates 1eEGd ut b 4ot rotlncl 5c,
ptIllndulphtn dollvary.
, 1881-03-11

h.es iu;;e' 1'A''A '@"-''''oS-''s'''" "'''' ""'
tH,otA-Qu!ut. but fLrn, and unchanged.
"-N Realistically No. sp1. tLUs&lh Corn
cI.eFs no. 9mtzou. &to. Oats ssoa1yf Nv. mixed.
lLSnS. Hyo acasce md nttn, Nv. i SLA Harley
FhEIys, 20. full, 11.Ets t.h.
elt".s tatt!N8-i'Asx MsMaFt {lAQl3IA4A I4anI
Ast1 fHnH luM. nul4 meats Alrun4t sAuul-
"~Wi elV4E riA, f7.N1 uScon-UcuxAd lAtr aud
, 1881-03-11

tSDlAxAroLlE March l1.-GHAlS-Srhcnt silently;
No. rcd, *1.rlS@iUi. Corn steady nj 4txgt.e. Oats
BteaIy NJ lksessaE.
, 1881-03-11

tIitL ~ ' ''
N,t,nKyL Fair demand, f1Ot
Ht.1rEn-StrnnRt cf1uiCo Western iicaorse, LEA
G}st EkUlCu EBhtrAf UhI1 i|43ls.
, 1881-03-11
1sfsOiIfsA.

rEorstA, ILL.,, March tu..-;1tA1S-Corn firm md
higher, npw hiT,-n.Ixcd INA ~ 4c; nUw mixed, He.
Oats !irn No. white. JY54c. ltyu scarcei No. :,
xiMiH.
lltHltwtSEs-Lower but Hrnt nt Fl07.
ItEcEiirTY1flent. 2iW1 hut ctsrn. h6.9m hu, oats,
M,M In. ryD. l.lu I'll; Mr!uy. +,An lit. 80
Fr'nNENts-W WheAt, GhD bin. corn, i0,e0 but oats
1i{bb rye. iHu but hnrl"y. nN Uu.
, 1881-03-11

st Louis i ToxAs Express,
tI lsuaIs 4 THIits t'Ast Llilfi.....
eAitu ! New UrIeuls Etpfuss....
New tjrl0ni1s 4 Texas Fnsk Ex...
srringdsld E1pFHsa...".......s..,,
tJ'flnluelI Mint E1press ,,,,,,..
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-12
SPORTING.

SARATOGA, Aug. 12.-In the mile and
quarter race, Checkmate won, Belle of the
Highlands second Edelweiss third.
Time 200.
In the match race one and f1ve-eighths
miles, Eole beat Getaway. Time 2;52f.
In the one-eignth mile dash Perplex won
Last Chance second. Time i :023.
CLEVELAND, Aug 11--Buffalos 8. Cleve-
land s.
Boston, Aug. 11.-Providence 12, Bos-
ton 6.
CHICAGO, Aug. 11-Chicagos II. De-
troits o. This is the third game the Chi
cagos have played within a week in which
they have whitewashed their opponents.
To-day they not only played faultless
game throughout, but batted hard and al
lowed the Detaoits to make but one base
in the entire innings. This is, it is claimed,
the finest exhibition of perfect playing
| ever crowded into one week.
| ROCHESTER,, N Y, Aug. 11.-Fifteen
thousand people were present at the races
| to- day. Maud S. trotted against time, to
| beat her own record, and Clipped off 6
quarter of second in the first trial, max
| ing mile in 2:104. The quarters were as
follows: 1881, 1851, 1871, 2,1o4.
In the 2:21 class Piedmont won, Lucy
second, Hambletonian Mambrino third
Time 2:204, 2:193, 2:173.
In the 2:24 class, two mile heats, Amber
scored 8, 1, 1; Una /, 2, ?, Gray Chief 8
Time Ash, 4;56R, Ash.
In the 2:34 class, Clingstone won, Tariff
second Kitty Wood, third. Best time
2:231.
BRIGHToN BEACH, Aug 11.-In the
three-fourths of mile dash, Capias Won
| Time 30.
In the seyen-eights of mile dash, Rosal
won, time :43.
In the mile and three e-eighth dash, Okla
Iona was the winner; time, 2:25.
In the three fourths of mile dash, Bride
Cake won easily.
In the steeple chase, Foul won: time
I2:h7
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-12

attempts on Queen yictorias' life. Gui-
teau, as an Office seeker, would have pass
ed almost any examination as to qua1ifiea-
tions, and few boards of examiners would
have discovered the mental and moral OBJ.
liquities which the President and Secretary
of State seem to have found, and therefore
kept him out Of Office. As for the control
by Congressman of patronage, SO long az
local appointments are to be made, the
best source of information as to the quail
fication of candidates is the Congressman
from the district. But the true remedy is
to define the Office holders tenure, make
him safe and independent during his term
if he behaves himself, and thus lessen the
frequency of changes and the inn
portunities upon the congressman and
the executive. Let US begin" says Mr..
Chandler, somewhere, and do some one
thing, and not wait for the realization OF
the whole system of life tenures, pensions
for retired officers, and appointments by
competitive examinations, which will not
come in your day and generation or mine. ,
This reform, in Mr.. Chambers opinion,
must come through the legislation, and
with that step may stop. Life tenure and
competitive examinations are wrong, be
cause the former necessitates pension funds
and the latter excites false hopes in the
breasts of all the applicants except tne
favored few. Competitive examinations
where promotions are to be made, howev
er, prove wise and useful The great evi
to be remedied is the present liability -o1
every public officer to removal without no
tice or cause assigned, and this should be
abolished by law fixing the
term of service in the case of every
employe of the civil service. Mr.. Chandlel
thinks it would be good idea to make al
terms six years, expressing in every officers
commission his term of service. and making
him irremovable during the term, except
for cause affecting his capacity to perform
his duties.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-12
NEWS NOTES.

Secretary Kirkwood is again in Wash
ington.
Peter Cahe died at Chicago yesterday
from hydrophobia.
In June there were 235 deaths from yeI-
low fever at Vera Cruz
Muscatine is suffering from the intense
heat and the continued dry weather.
Chas. Zie of Des Moines, got tired of
wife beating to which he was addicted,
and killed himself last night
Yesterday was the hottest day of the
year. At Quincy the thermometer reached
1os. at Des Moines it was 102.
Secretary Kirkwood has appointed Haw-
ard Indian inspector. The latter will make
thorough investigation of the Indian
troubles.
Gen. Grant has bought residence in
New York. He paid S95, 900 for the same.
Mrs Fillmore, widow of the ex-Ptesi-
dent, died at Buffalo yesterday.
A battle picked up at st. Johns, N. T.
yesterday contained the information that
the schooner. Morning Star, has foundered
off the Bird Rocks.with crew of four.
The Western railroad gives the eastern
roads till September 1st to settle the mat
ter in dispute about refunding the immi
grant tax levied on the western companies.
Last night Theodore Thomas and his
orchestra, produced for the first time in
America the fifth symphony of Rubenstein.
The Exposition building in Chicago was
crowded.
General Maxine Jarez, the Nicarauguan
Minister to the United States, died sudden
| ly at his residence in Washington yester
day. Heart disease is supposed to have
| been the cause.