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FLOODS AND STORMS.
Heavy Rain-saorms i'm the West.

Heavy Rain-StOrIns i'm the West.
CHICAGO, June 13.-Specials from south
eastern Iowa, western Missouri and central
Illinois report widespread and very heavy
rain-storms, in some places assuming the
form OF waterspouts and doing much dam
age TO property, washing away bridges, rail-
road tracks, etc. No lives lost.
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DR.. Willard Parker was induced 10 study
medicine in rather an unusual way. When
in his freshman year at Harvard, his 'chun"
met with an accident which required the ser
vices of a surgeon. The late DIR. John c.
Warren, the famous Boston surgeon, was
called, and his positiveness in the diagnosis
and skill in the treatment of the injury so
impressed young Parker that he resolved TO
devote his life 10 the study Of medicine.
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GOLD CERTIFICATES.
REPRESENTATIVE DINGLEY's BILL TO BE IA
voRABI.Y REPORTED.

voRABI.Y REPORTED.
WASHINGTON, June 13.-The House Com
mittee on Banking and Currency directed
Representative Dingley to report with favor
able recommendation the bill introduced by
him to provide for the issue of gold certi6-
Gates. The bill authorizes the secretary Of
the treasury to receive deposits of gold coin
issue certificates therefor in denominations
not less than SO each, corresponding with
the denominations of United States notes,
the certificates to be receivable for customs,
taxes and public dues, and when 30 received
may be reissued. l. also provides that when
the certificates are held by any national
banking association they may be counted as
part of its lawful reserve, and may be ac-
cepted in the settlement of clearinghouse
balances
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DENVER, June l3.-Heavy rains Saturday
night caused floods in the Platte river and
Cherry creek, ami did considerable damage
about the city. Three houses on the banks
OF the Platte were washed away, and five
lives are now thought to be lost-Ludwig
Nener ,PhlideliDrier, and three children. The
bodies OF the two men were recovered yester-
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Called Meeting of Stockholders
IN THE
Memphis and Charleston R.R. Co.

Tn conformity with a resolution passed by the
L Board OF directors Of the Memphis and Charles
tou Railroad Company at q meeting held in Men,
phis, Tenn, Saturday, April ], 1882, notice is
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company
has been called by said Board of Directors, and
will be held in MEMPHIS, TENN,
On Thursday, the 22d day June. 1889,
to consider and act upon a proposition Of consoli
dation of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Company with the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia Railroad Company. and TO Ia e sny and
sucn other action as the stockholders may desire,
the same as If at regular annual meeting.
S. z. CRUISE,
Secretary of the Board OF Directors of the Mem
phis and ChArleston RAilroad Company
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OSCAR WILDE, the much-lauded esthete
has come and gone, and go far as We can per-
ceive has not LETT the people of Memphis any
the wiser, but the poorer by some dollars for
his coming. Ever. since De Maurier, the
editor of Punch, honored him and the exclu-
tive "set" to which ne belongs in London with
his notice 10 series Of cartoons, now historic
he has been pushed forward with an almost
impudent purpose to affront the better sense
OF the Euglish-speakipg people by dawdling
talk on subject which Ruskin has treated
from larger view and with more refined
and elevating purpose. 1t il many years
ago-psrhaps quarter of a ceniury-since
The poet artists, Morris aud Rosetti, began
their great work of household dec1ra-
ton, which, seconded by EAstlake, has
resulted in banishing from American
homes, especially, the old horse-hair
covered and st fl backed furniture, which
for two generations at least was the
regul ation style. But even before these
there was the decorative movement which
grew out of the first London Exposition,
originating with the late Prince Abart NJ r.
Wilde, who is plainly behind his time and
purpose, by birth and education has had
superior advantages home OF refinement
and culture, presided over by his mother,
one of the brightest and strongest writers of
her time, aud father who has left a great
name as an enduring legacy to the medical
profession. He has, too, some ability as a
post, but lecturer he is a failure, the
most speaking part of him in that respect
being his 'small Clothes" long since put
away by other men as inconvenient, and no
more decorous or healthful than highland
er's kilt or Greeks fustenalli. Mr.. Wilde
is failure on the platform, and is only re-
lieved from the odium of humbugg Try by his
seeming earn; stness.
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TERRE HAUTE, June 13.-The strike at
the Wabash Iron Company's rolling mill,
in this city, has ended, and the men went to
work this morning, the work "forever" being
stricken from the contract, and Pittsburg
prices, when established, to govern.
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SHEEPsHEAD BAY, L. l., June 13.-The
Coney Island Jockey Club began its spring
meeting to-day. Bonnie Lizzie. Itascs
Parole, Runnymede, Volusis and Day Star
were the winners.
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If IT were true that labor were being op-
pressed or robbed. or ill-treated, there might be
excuse for it, When II has been shown hundred
more Than 100 per cent. greater wages than Eng
glish operatives get, such wholesale, untruthtul
denunciation the above has one of two effects
Well informed people conceive a contempt for the
utterer; reckless and ignorant men make pre-
text and excuse for violence and bloodshed-
Chattanooga Times.
Our esteemed and much respected cot =
porsry, which is doing so much Ia a rapu
table and earnest war 51aild up East
Tennessee, and .z.sry Justly regarded one OF
the bsss<saiy Newspapers in the State, is
-.-sss5f sfar out of its reckoning in the above
paragraph. Labor is oppressed and it is
robbed. How else could the steel manufac-
turing company referred to by Mr.. Abram S.
Hewitt, in his great speech delivered in the
House of Representatives last winter, divide
as The result of one years work 30
per cent. Labor bears a Just rela-
ton to capital, and it should be
reco mpensed according to that relation.
Until it is there will be strikes. and the
great army of strikers will increase. The
Workingmen also feel the injustice of high
and discriminating tariffs 10 the purcha siDg
power of the dollar. The mechanic who
Is paid SIS per week cannot do mar we'll
with it as the man who in England receives
its equivalent in e3 sterling. The statisti-
cal bureau at Washington and the m anufsc-
turers themselves are q 1oding the country
with statements TO the contrary, but working
men who have lsbored in Europe and in
this country know better, and cannot be ter
rorizsd out of their knowledge and expert
encs, nor from telling it, by any threats of
the corporations, nearly every right of which
are wrongs inflicted on the people.
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CINcINNATI, June 13.-Cincinnatis,4 A; Ath-
letics, 3.
NEW YORK, June 14.-Detroits, s; Metro
poiitans, 8.
LOUISVILLE, June 14-Eclipses, 2; Ale
ghenies, 1. The rainfall broke up the game
between the Eclipse and the Allegheny clubs
Four innings were played.
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Cricket na.cl,.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1S.-The Pittsburg
and Young America cricket clubs began a
two days game to-day at Stanton, and when
the stumps we're drawn the PittsbaEe- team
had scored 81 in the first inning, and Young
America 35 with the loss of seven wickets.
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BANK CHARTERS.
SENATE AMENDMENT TO THE HOUSE BILL FOL
THEIR EXTENSION.

THEIR EXTENSION.
WAsHISGToN, June 13.-TLe Senate FL
nance Committee agreed to recommend that
the House bill for the extension of National
bank charters be amended by Incorporating
therein as additional sections the two amend
ments submitted by Sherman and Allison,
respectively, on the LIST instant. which pro-
vTue TOr me Issue OF Three per cent bonds in
exchange for any outstanding three-and- a.
half per cents, and for the issue of gold GER
tificafes
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THE LABOR SITUATION.
Five Moro Returned 10 work.

CoHoEs, n. Y, June 13.-The five strikers
who returned to work in the Harmony Mills
on Monday under ten per cent. reduction
were reinforced by five more to-day.
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GOLD CERTIFICATES.
Representative Die gley's Bill to be Favor
ably RepOrted-Cabinet Meeting to
Fill Vacancies In the
Tariff Commission-The Japanese In
demnity Fund Bill Passed the Senate
-SmaIls TO be Seated.

WASHINGTON, June 13.-The sub-commit-
tee of the House Committee on Elections
will report to the full committee that Smalls
(Republican) is entitled to a seat from the
Fifth district of North Carolina.
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SHORT MEETING TO FILL VACANCIES IN TIKI
TARIFF COMMISSION.

SHORT MEETING TO FILL VACANCIES IN THE
TARIFF COMMISSION.
WASHINGTON, June 13.-The cabinet held
a short meeting to-day. Secretary Chandler
was the only absentee. The selection Of
members of the Tariff Commission, in place
of Wheeler and Phelps, declined, was dis
cussed, and the names were agreed upon,
conditional upon the willingness of the gen.
tlemen to serve. 1t was decided to tender
them the positions by telegraph and have a
special meeting of the cabinet tomorrow to
consider their responses. The names are
withheld until it is known that they will
consent to serve. The membership of the
Utah Commission was considered without
reaching any conclusion.
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X led by the Premature Explosion of n

PORTLAND, o., June I3.-By prema-
ture bias, to day, on the Oregon and Cali
fornia Extension. three Cinnamon ami the
foreman, Theophilus Berry, recently from
South Weymouth, Mass, were killed.
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RUSSIA,

THE EMPRESS SAFELY DELIVERED OF A
DAUGHTER.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 13.-The empress
was safely delivered of daughter this morn
ing. The child will be named Olga. The
public buildings are decked with flags in
honor of the event.
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SIX GOOD RACES
Wind Up the Meeting at st. Louis
Only a Small Crowd in Attend
ance-BasebalI.
COney Island Jockey Club Raees-Trot-
ting at Boston and jackson, Mich.
Cricket Match.


BOSTON, June I3.-Iu the Beacon Park
races to-day Douglass and Tariff were the
winners.
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Nnn.Rasidenf Notice.

No 44z4-In the chancery Court of Shelby county,
Tenn--H- E Cofin ct al. Va Wnn- II. Graves ct al
il appearing from the Dill which Is sworn 70 In
this cause that the defendants VIM II. Graves is q
resident of the State of Texas and Geo, W Graves
is resident of the State OF Ohio. and that both
are non-resIdents OF the State of Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered, That they make their Ap-
pearance herein, at the courthouse Of shelby
county in Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Nonday in July. 1882, and plead, answer or
deuur to compliments bin, or the same VIII be
u zen for confessed them and set fo- hearing
exparte; and that copy Of this order be published
once q week, for four successive weeks in the
Memphis Appeal This May s, l882
A copy-attest: e J. BLACK, Clerk and Master
By J. N Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
h G. Warmer, Sol for complnt. tue
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a -MA = pri---tr family havirs ie-oe 49,
II furnished house, few aoora fTo1Ils ~ lntisoT
Hotel and near Fifth avenue, viii let rooms, with
superior table, TO desirable parties, permanent
transient. Terms reasonable.
50 WEST 47TH STREET. NEW YORK CITY.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.

1867 Prizes, amounting te..............s2 65 500
Application for rates to elubs should only be
made to the Office of the Company In New Orleans
For further information, write clearly, giving
full address. Send orders by Express or Regis
tered Letter. or Money Order. addressed only to
M. A DAUPHIN, New ORR cans, La, or M +.
A. DAUPHIN, COZ Seventh street, WASH
ington. ID. e., or at No. Q West Court
street, Memphis.
N.B.orders addressed to New Orleans VIII re-
aoix
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CATOOSA SPRINGS.
Georgia.
THE SARATOGA OF THE SOUTH.

open June LIST to November lst New manage
~ ment. Iron sulphur, Magnesia and Alum
waters. Fine climate mountain air. beautiful
scenery, home comforts, reasonable rates. Address
Catoosa SPRINGS CompanY Catoosa Snrinrs. Ga
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QERMAN.AMERICAN

ss- THE SEVENTH SERIES LIMITED TO 800
Shares, now open for subscription. Parties who
desire to secure their homes should avail them
selves of this opportunity. Apply to
H BENSDORF Secretary
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what Danenhower Says.

Lieutenant Eisenhower declines to take
any notice of the publication of Mrs. Mel
yille's complaints. He is conscious, he says,
of no intention of neglectipe her.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, June 13-The Nesus to-day prints
crop reports showing that in France, Hol-
land and Germany the crop condition is
highly favorable. Opportune rains in South
ern Russia have caused a renewal of the
favorable progress. The weather in England
for the last few days has been extraordina-
rily cold, checking vegetation.
IN THE COMMONS.
In the House of Commons this afternoon
Dixie, under foreign secretary, stated that
the government informed Malet, the British
consul general in Egypt, that they think his
place Is with the khedive at Alexandria. He
said he supposed that if the consuls went 10
Alexandria a number of Europeans would
also 60 there. He declared the present
anarchy in Egypt would not be allowed to
continue. The garrison at Alexandria had
been increased to 1900 on the outbreak of
the riot: Admiral Seymour made prepara-
lions to land large body of marines and
tslegrsphed to Malet for leave to do SO.
The latter, however, refused, after comforting
with the consuls. The purpose of Dervish
fasha and the khedive in going to Alexan-
dria Is TO check any further outbreak and
obylate the necessity of landing marines.
The Filth and sixth clauses of the reprss-
sion bill were adopted.
The brother OF the Boufke who WAS assasi-
mated in Galway, claims 100000 compen-
sation.
HOW THEY VOTED.
The Prince of Wales, Duke OF Edinburgh,
Duke OF Albany, and nearly all the members
of the government, voted with the minority
in the House of Lords yesterday on the mo-
ton ordering the bill legalizing marrisge
with deceased wife's sister TO its second read
ing. The bulk OF the Conservatives and all
of the bishops voted with the majority.
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Coney Island Jockey club Races.

JACKSON, MICH, June 13.-In to-day's
races Belle Nelson and Mollie Graham were
Z he winnora
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GERMAN Corn Recoverable only
painless cure for corns. Beware of cheap
limitations. 25c.
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ANOTHER CONCESSION.

The car has approved the resolution of
the Imperial Council in favor of the
foundation of a bank for the purpose of ia
cilitating the acquisition of land by peas
ants.
GIVES GREAT SATISFACTION ABROAD.
The retirement of General Ignatieff from
the ministry of the interior caused much
satisfaction in Berlin and Vienna. Russian
funds rose on. the London Stock Exchange.
The appointment of Count Tolstoi is not.
however, considered any special concession
to the European powers, as he represents
the orthodox Russians, although he has not
General Ignatieff7s extreme antipathy to the
Germans. General Ignatieff goes abroad for
some time
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16

They also made TO believe that these duties enhance
70 them the price OF all tho necessaes Of their fe Or
your benefit Their representatives win find It hard TO
vote two millions more for Hell Gate, and countless
millions for lighthouses and harbors the coast unless
their rivers and harbOrs also fairly considered.
There Is respect In which this River and HarDor
money Is the best spent OF all public appropriations save
only the pensions There vast In this country
where the United States Government has been known
for generation only IN the character Of congnerOr or
o taX-gatherer 1t IL good that they should see TINS
great and benehcen power In it's character OF beneac
tor Almost all the forces there centrifugal The
United States is represented BY dozen Congressman
and Senators. by District Judge and marshal,
and by tho local postmaster, and tnat Is all. Ihe
State has its Governor, its Judges, lts ExecaoVe
Departments, Its numerous Legislature us ouAtc'
county and town officers, welding every lmportant M
strumentalty OF government All these are ltercAten
In supporting the dignity and enhancing the authority
OF the state. THIS well 10 is the peculiar glory ahd
security OF American institutions. But II Il also wen
that the people in those sections OF the country VINO
have been educated for half century TO look on the
National Government with jealousy and dislike, and VINO
have felt it, terrible power in war, In wasted fields ana
desoated homes, should learn 20 associate its image
with the benetcent works which join them with the
great system OF National commerce, and on which ther
prosperity and wealth are hereafter TO depend
Whether the policy OF This Dill Ia 70 be popular In MAS
sachusett this afternoon, or this week. or this year. 40
know. But thing do know 1t Is III the line OF
all her traditions ana Is sure sooner or later to con-
mand her support
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16

Rookawar Stables gcding Rochester. by VanxhaMliE all
Heatherbel (aged, 90. Ura). Pools-1OfksuIo -,
Rochester ss Books-Yorkshre 10 on, kOcnesteI II,
TO against Yorishrcs superiority was puI I" , ~ a.,
start and he won under a double pull by SIX lehSIIs III
2:O2s, There was no bid for thewinner MUTUAL pooS'
S6 40. -, . ,or
sixth roce-TTandlcap steeplechase fuD course 10,
nurse of 500 $3.50 to second. Three Fthfteis--h,c
Mahon's ceidng Ike BOnhamb by Bonnie ScOtand-Ni3ls
acrd l52 Nolan; ~ j. Dley's hlly Berna1lnei W
R5nnie escotIend-1rbnlaton a. 100. Ford; and Brady
geldng Guyby Narragansett-Chgnon agc, 20 ls SI5
Tis). PoOls-Ike BOnhmau So iied Flo D.
Books-ikc Bonham to on, Bern: Inc q, :
10 | against, Guy 5 10 ]. All went well unnl the
three were near the half llc post having run hearly
half TIE course. GU and Pernadine were together h
a dozen lengths before -ke Bonham, when they DOM
went out OF the course leaving Ike BOnha 20 journey
on alone The affair had every appearance OF deliberate
fraud Ii is an old trick TO lose sieeplechaseS by pg
q horse ont OF the course. Bernadne IL a very easy
mare 10 handle. and there would have been no roubo
about keeping her In the course II II had been ucsiou
Guy made attempt to finish the trip. but bernaoie
after running furong down the uaeA
was taken back aud went over tne
course for second money. The riders oi Guy
and Bernadne were called up and questioned Dy inc
Judges. They said that Guy boed aud the mare Iol
lowed him Under the circumstances and IN view Oh e
way in which Befnadine ieft the course ts wa, my
tale for the marines but story for the lndgos t
association that ruled of Big Medicine Last yet or
fraud But the judges swallowed the story and hotns
done. Mutual pools, 80 %.
The Racing viii be continued tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
THE thrift COMMISSION.


sUMATRA TOBACCO a DANGEROUS RIVAL TO The
AMERICAN wEED-ENAMELLED BRICK AND GOLD
LEAF
Long BRANCH, n. j., Aug. 80. Ham
nerstein Of New-Iork made a statement before the
Commission in regard to the injurious influence which
the importation OF Sumatra tobacco il exercising on the
interests OF the producers OF home tobacco Within the last
TWO wears Suuatra tobacco had sprung into favor, first
gradually and then denly much so that tobacco
culture in this country threatened with entire de-
struction It's importation in any large quantity began
in July. 1880 with 12l26 pounds per month. It's i'm
portation in july 1882, was li7 POI pounds, most
enormous increase. Four pounds OF Sumatra tobacco
would cover many cigars twelve pounds Of Ameri
can tobacco. The cost OF Sumatra tobacco III the
market is about 81 90 per pound These
four pounds would cost 81 50, while the twelve
pounds Of home tobacco at 30 cents pound would cost
10. Therefore the Sumatrd tobacco was pIac,
cheaper than the American TOBACCO Al was 90 ~.
finest Havana tobacco, and good ded DetISI .h'4n IL
for wrapping purposes. He Thought tht III tuil ION ~
the present duty OF 30 cents pound Sundtra toDaccO
should be required pay al ValOrcm uuy ol OV Por
H. Veron secretary and treasurer OF The Phadel pha
Brick Enamellng Company made an argument III IaNor
of having duty 40 per cent imposed upon gIaLcd or
euaneed brick, the only duty eNlcu upon IL no" Oeihb
that levied upon common brick, 20 per c,nt -,
n r Has ngs. Of PHILADELPHIA manufacturer OF goa
leaf argued against the Increase OF duty on god lea
asked for some weeks the part OF journeymen
gnl heaters of Newly Ork He explained tna the cnfct
oil it would not, they supposed to Increase helr
wages. which were controlled Dy nOne competition pu
really diminish their wages by essenlng the demand
for gold lear .--, - -, ~
nose OF examining Mr.. McMuen and several other Oh-
GERS of the New-YOrk Custom House in regard to the
working their various bureaus Their testimony was
merely on matters OF Official detail