Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-02
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The New York World expects that Presi- service commission on practical" basis. Very likely.
 It is gravely announced that Prince Alex ander of Bulgaria has sent Tchamakoff Hod- gipetre Tchnitchamakof Hodgipetrroff on a pacific mission to Constantinople. He ought to be able to keep the peace.
 The manager of Harpsr's Weekly did 8 bright thing when he caused to be placed side by side in "the journal of civilization" the portraits of Captain George B. Bacon and George H. Sterling. The two pictures well illustrate the Democratic idea of civil service reform.
 It used to be a current axiom in Cheshire, England, that ''fne cheese always commands it's own price," That, like many other old fashioned English notions, may now be re- garded as exploded. At the last monthly fair, where 65s. per cwt. were asked by the farmer, 4Os. would be offered by the factor, and, if refused, as the day wore on this price could not be obtained and the farmer failed to realize more than 30s., reduction of 100 per cent. This was the case all around. Tons of cheese were sold at from POS. to Sos. a hundred; more still at from 30s. to 40s, and one or two extra prime lots went early in the day for 50s. Taking it all round there was a drop in prices of 20s. to 25s. per cwt. It has been estimated that every season Ches- hire turns out 10, 900 tons of cheese. If the decline is represented at $5 cwt. loss of $1, ,0OO, ,00O is sustained by the dairy farms, which, at rentals of $s and $s.50 an acre, means absolute ruin-facts of interest to American dairymen.
 French and English newspapers often make queer work of it when they attempt to deal with the politics of this country. A recent number of the Paris Figaro contained an arti. cle on Ohio politics, of which the following is translation The news from the Ohio, which is one of the towns prominent of the America, are of one nature most discourag. ing. Under the leadership of the General John Tecumseh Sherman the last rebellion has burst out anew and threatens to engulf the country whole. The General Sherman was commandant at Georgia in the South and more recently was Minister of the Finances under the Government National He has been reinforced by the General of Massachu- setts town, which is the capital of Boston, to wit, the George Frisbyhorr, warrior of tall ent and to fear. The reason of the rising 1s for to prevent the establishment of slavery in the South and thus also the reduction of the tax on sheep and the cheese, industries occupying the rank the most high in the town of the Ohio.
 Business has taken decided start at Law renee, Massachusetts, In all the departments of the Pacific mills all the available machin- cry is running and the stock on hand is very small, while the corporation have sufficient orders to keep the machinery in operation during the season. In the Atlantic cotton mills nearly all the machinery which has been idle is gradually starting up. The Pember- ton is running on full time, with large num- Der of orders on hand. The Arlington mtlls are obliged to work overtime in the attempt to i'll the constantly increasing orders for goods, and in addition to building the new storshouse the management contemplate the erection of another mill to supply the de. mand for woolen warps and yarns. About one-half of the machinery in the Lawrence