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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-07
The Rival Excise Boards of New
York,

New YORK, July 6.-The old and
new Boards of Excise met to-day at
Judge Van Brunt's instruction to set.
tie their difficulty "like men," The
old board asked the members of the
new board to sign statement of the
case, to be admit ed to the courts for
final determination. This the latter
refused to do. Then the old board
refused to give possession. A quarrel
ensued, in which both parties accused
the other Of had fai h and made harsh
comments. Tie meeting broke up in
disorder. Judge Van..BIunt will decide
which board is to blame for contempt
OF his insti uc'ions.
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FITz JOHN PORTER.
At Last VIndiCateSi, After Years of
Weary waiting.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-Among the
nominations sent to the Senate to-day
was that Of Fitz John Porter, late
colonel Of the Fifteenth Infantry, to
be colonel in the army Of the United
States. In making the above nomi-
nation, the President says: "1n &C.
cordsnce with the provisions OF an
act Of Congress approved July !, 1886,
l nominate the person herein named
for appointment in the army OF the
United States: Ntz John Porter, late
colonel Of the Fifteenth Infantry, to
be colonel In the army Of the United
States, to rank as such from May IA,
1881, that being the grade in rank
held by him at the time OF his dismis.
sal from the army"
The President also nominated Capt,
Theodore Schwan, Eleventh Infantry,
to be assistant adjutant general, with
the rank OF major. Capt, Schwan en-
tered the military service as an en-.
listed man in 1857. He passed through
all the grades, from private to regi'
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SUDDEN DEATH
or Col. b. G.. COrkhiII, Ex.Dfstrict
Attorney.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-Private dis
patches received in this city tonight
announce the death at Mt. Pleasant,
Iowa, of Col. B. G. Corkhil, ex-Dis-
trict Attorney of this district. Col.
Corkhill served in the Union Army
through the late war, and at the close
of the rebellion was made District
Attorney for ne of the judicial dis
tricts OF Iowa, subsequently Presi-
dent Hayes appointed him United
States District Attorney for the
District of Columbia, which po-
sition he held until near the close OF
President Arthur's term, and since
that time has been Engaged in the
practice of law in this city. He be-
came widely known as the successful
prosecutor OF the assassin Guiteau.
He left here last Thursday for Iowa in
good health, and the news OF his
death caused a grelt shock to his
friends in this city. He was one OF
the best known and most popular
men in the District.
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chief Poundmnse err Dead

ST. PAUL, MINI, July ga Winni-
peg special TO the Pioneer Press says:
A dispatch from Gleichen, headquar-
tiers of the Blackfeet Indians. says
Chief Poundmaker died suddenly at
Crowfoot Camp yesterday from the
bursting of a bloodvessel. The old
chief has lsnguished since his release
from the penitentiary, where he was
confined nearly year for his .connec-
ton with the Riel rebellion.
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Duel with Double BarreIed Shot

CHARLESTON, S. O., July 6.-Charles
Anderson and John Robertson, neigh
boring farmers in Edge6eld county,
fought with double bsrreled shot
guns Sunday. Robertson was killed
and Anderson morally wounded. The
fight was about cattle.
The coroner's jury in the case of
steedly, at Hunters Chapel, rendered
verdict of death at the hands OF
Miss Connolly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-07
GENERAL WASHINGTON NOTES
Looking After John Reach.

WASHINGTON, July 8. - Senator
Mitchell, Of Oregon, today submitted
a proposed amendment TO the general
deficiency appropriation bill TO pro-
vide for the payment to John Roach
& Son of $2D,27O for whariageiand care
of the Monitor Roanoke from March
II, 1877, to the time OF its sale in
1883, including pilotage. and to pay
them $3S, $40. in full Tor the cost OF
changing the "iron frame OF the Pu'
ritan ~
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ChoIern in Italy .

Rome, July 6.-The cholera returns
today are as follows: Brindisi, II new
cases, 7 deaths; FTincavilla and Fon-
tana, so cases, 80 deaths; Latiano, 6S
cases, 90 deaths One case is reported
at Venice. The PopolO Roman asserts
that the official figures are lower than
the actual figures,
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He GOT His Amendment.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July 4. -
Thomas @. Blakney, coal miner at
SADLY, yesterday Iecti ved notice that
be had passed successful examine
ton before the Civil Service Commits
sion and had been appointed to a
$1,000 clerkship in the Treasury De-
partment. Last April, during the
great food, he learned chat the Com
mission was at Knoxville. He crossed
the river on raft OF logs, and
trudged twenty miles to reach train.
He passed perfect examination over
fifty applicants, as a result OF his
pluck,
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The New York Statement.

NEW YORK, July 6.-The follow
ing is the visible supply of grain as
reported to the New York Produce
Exchange, in comparison with that of
July Sd: Wheat, 2S,196,3S0 bu;
decrease, 1885, 2S4 bu. Corn, 9,lSS, 1857
bu; decrease, 269, 1856 bu, Oats, $780,
260 bu; decrease, 260,86l bu. Rye,
275, 30S bu; decrease, 1925 bu. Barley,
2l2,6Sl blu; decrease, 27,679 bu.
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Brutaliy Butchered.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July GA des-
perado named King, while drunk,
boarded Cincinnati Southern freight
train near Pine Knot, KY, and
butchered in q horrible manner Ed.
ward Pelton, the conductor. Pelton
died Immediately and King escaped.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-07

HAVE prescribed ToDgaline in sew
eral cases OF chronic rheumatism, and
have not been disappointed in its cura-
tive effects.
&. BENKENp0RF, No.. St. Louis, No.
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PENSION BILLS VETOED.

A"0'nf Psrcsidens's signature.
WASHINGTON, July 6.-The Presi-
dent was engaged yesterday and TO-
day in examining private pension bills,
the regular Cabinet meeting being
omitted in order TO allow him to give
his undivided attention TO these cases.
As a result OF his laboTr, the President
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-07
RniIroed Accident An England.

LONDON, July 5. Two express
trains, one from Edinburg and the
other from Glasgow, came in collision
today at Fullwood Junction. Thirty
| FIVE persons were injured.
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Forest Fires tn Michigan

ST.. IsNACE, MICH, July 6.-Terribie
forest fires are raging along the line OF
the Detroit, Mackinac and Marquette
railroad, between this city and Mar
uuaiko
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COY. THOMPSON CONFIRMED
by the Senate as Assistant Secre
tary of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-Gov. Hugh
Smith Thompson, Of South Carolina,
was today confirmed by the Senate as
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury:
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Crystal Lodge Library Society.

This society is conducted for the elevation and
Amusement of the entire Lodge. The society meets
every Wednesday evening, at half past O'Clock
IN PASSWORDS Hall The exercises consist of re-
cried questions, recitstions. select readings es.
says. debates. and paper. On last Wednesday ey-
ening, the society met usual ana was enter
tanned by the following programme: After being
called to order by the President, Miss Olevia Ke.
holtZ read selection entitled the Two Glasse
The reciter and essayist not being prepared, the
next in order was the reading of the Lodge Crys.
tai, edited In very able manner by Mr. Town.
send Swayne. The Lodge Crystal is a neat little
paper issued each week by different member for
the edihcation OF the members. The next number
will Re edited by Mr.. Mount Kirk Next in order
was the debate, Res. THAT the recollections of
the past are more pleasant than the anticipations
OF the future" Which was debated on the AIR
by j. c. Bird, Townsend swayne and Eber Wilson
and on the Neg. by 8. A. Taylor and Walter Burns
D. c. Bird, ". Br rms 8. A. Taylor and Eber Wilson
deserve special attention for the able way In
which they handled the subject which was de.
cided by the judges in favor of the Afr After
answering the referred questions the society ad.
journed to meet the following week when it is
hoped there will be full attendance.
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Meetings Of County Commissioners.

The regular meetings of the County
Commissioners will be held on the
second Tuesday of every month. Cob
lectorS and others having accounts IN
be stated or settled will apply to the
Clerk during the recess of the Boar l.
Persons having clrims against the
county will please file the same in the
Commissioners Office, with Legal
voucher, az no account will be allowed
not properly chargeable to the same.
By order. JOHN S. ROSSELL Clerk
Commissioners Cecil County.
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ORPHANS COURT.

The Stated Meetings of the Orphans
Court of Cecil county will be held on the
second Tuesday every month. Executors
Administrators and Guardians, wanting
their accounts stated, will please bring in
their vouchers few DAYS before Court.
Test: R. f. LAMAR, Register,
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NOTICE
MEMBER,

By THE ORPHANS COURT FOR CECIL COUNTY,
January II, 1882.
ORDERED, That all Administrators, Elk
acutors and Guardians that have not stated
an account within year. come forward and
do the same, or show cause to the contrary,
or they will be cited up
Test: r. E. LAMAR, Register.
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COUNTY NEWS.
Friday, Dec. "a, LIS 6.
MINOR LOCALS

The County Commissioners will
meet in special session next Tuesday
DR.. Housekeeper of North East
had $500 horse to die last week.
Geo. Kirk lost q fine horse on Fri
day last by distemper.
Rev. l. Jewell moved into the new
N. Z. Parsonage last Friday and
Saturday.
Mr.. Jos. L. StephenN killed two
hogs Monday weighing SIT and 655
pounds.
Carving knives and forks in bone,
rubber, and stag handles, at Haines
& Kinks.
Mr.. George Fox hoisted the large
shad to it's lofty position on the Court
House last Tuesday.
Our "sorely wrought" school te ach
ers Will have holiday beginning
yesterday evening and extending to
January 3rd.
Mrs NJ. J. Sill has sold farm
containing 81 acres situate in the 9th
district to Samuel Clifford of Zion.
Price not made public.
DR.. Dodson, dentist, will be in his
office at Rising Sun on Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday December 80 and
3ist, and January LIST.
Pedestrians are crossing the Sus-
Qu,hanna river on the mass of ice
now goreed opposite Port Deposit.
Ponds Extract, for Pain, Hemor-
rhage. etc l's pr oprietors have been
content to wait until its use has
spread through the reports of eEper-
1ence.
Table knives and forks in great
variety, from Is cts. to $500 a set
at Haines & Kirk.
Mr.. John T. Burkins of Rising
Sun thinks he is entitled to the cake
Oh large hogs. He butchered young
hog last week which dr. essed $50 lbs.
"Qld Sows' not admitted to compete
for the prize.
For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiioh's Pornns Plaster. Prize Is CTS.
SOL! hy DR.. l.. r. Kirk.
Mr.. J. 9. Hindman has had a
hsa'3 some sign hoisted over the street
in front Of the Post Office which in.
forms the people that he is still in
ths Auctioneer business as we'll as
tht, Post Office.
Go look at Haines & Kinks stock
Of pen snives. scissors, spoons and
raZurs.
i now ice house is in course of
construction for the use Of the hotel
ami restaurant on the corner of
Msin and " alnut SITS. to be opened
in .the spring by j. w. Hambleton,
Proprietor.
Christmas Cards. Musical Instru-
meute, and all kinds of Toys and fancy
goods &c kimbeli's. d17-2t
j. house in Pilot Town with 81
acres Of land attached was sold last
week at MORTGAGE sale. The prop
erty VS. owned by Joseph Pounds
ana was purchased by j. j. Bennett
of O"&~ood. Price SOL,
"WoGt evcrv one says must be true,
that " DR.. Sellers Cough Syrup has no
equal Tor coughs and colds. Try it..
Prize 2@o.
The supervisors of Cecil county
road~ collected force of men on Sat
urjay md shoveled open the roads
which had been impossible for some
days ON account of the drifted snow
The planing.mill and door and sash
factory of Messrs. Barnes & Archer,
of pdrD Deposit, closed on Saturday
evening for the winter. About 80
employees are thrown out of work
Tie stockholders of the Rising Sun
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A large assortment of Holiday Goods
bottom prices, at Kimbell's. dl7 ct

Mrs. Scott, wife of Mr. John R.
Scott of the Conowing Paper Mills.
died after short illness from pneu.
monia at their home at that place
last monday night. She left an in
FAINT about three weeks old.
Mahley & Carew are the leading
clothiers of Baltimore. Their house
is the largest clothing establishment
in the south. Try them when you
purchase winter clothing. See ad. in
the MIDLAND.
Misses Mary and Phebe E. Pass,
more who have been very successful
as teachers in Chester Co., and S. w.
Passmore who has been employed as
clerk with lumber firm in Philadel-
phia will spend Christmas with their
parents in Rising Sun.
The Quarterly examination of the
roads will be made before the New
Year. and if any snow drifts are
found obstructing the roads the com
missioners give notice that it will be
sufficient cause for Withholding pay
DR.. Morrison, occulist. Oxford Pa.
will be absent from his Office during
the months of January and February
except on Tuesday of each week.
The doctors absence will be enforced
by his attending lectures and clinics.
at the University Medical College
CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured, by ShilOh's Ca
tarrb Remedy, Price SO cents. Nasa-
injector free. Sold by DR.. l.. K. Kirk
Abraham Kirk lost two valuable
cnws on Sunday last. The animals
got into the feed room and ate too
much grain or meal. Mr.. Kirk was
not aware OF the surfeit which the
animals had and allowed them FREQ
access to water, and before he was
aware of the danger both had died
A full line of skates cheap at
Haines g. Kinks.
At the recent election of Garfield
Post No Is G. A. R.. DR.. L r. Kirk
was elected Commander, John j
Wigan, S. V. Com John R. Allen, j.
v. Com; S P Ryan, Officer of Day ;
Geo. w. Welsh, Officer of Guard; W.
J. Emery Quarter Masters. Handle
ton AdJutant; Thos. Kirk Chaplain.
The Post meets first and third
Wednesday in G. A. r. Hall.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dys-
pepsia and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's
Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure you.
Sold by DR.. l.. K. Kirk.
Gilt Edge Horse and Cattle
Powder purifies the blood
and improves the digestion.
Only 25c for 2 lbs. or 10 lbs.
for 81 90. For sale at DR..
Kinks Drug Store. del0-2m
The confectionery Of Mr.. j. j..
Kelly. of Port Deposit, was entered
on Sunday night by some unknown
parties by means of window.
Goods OF every description were
strewn promiscuously over the floor.
The amount Of loss has not been
aocertained and there is no clue at
present to the perpetrators.
A full line of Con fectionery, Fruits
Nuts &C., at the very lowest prices, at
Kimbell's. d17.2t
You are invited to be present at
the Grand Sunday School Entertain
ment at the NJ. E. Church, this Fri
day. evening, consisting of singing,
recitations and Christmas tree. Look
out for "Old Kris" on a Bicycle.
Doors open at Pm Sunday School
children admitted free. General adj
mission 10 cents.
At an election of officers for the
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than ever" G. H. Hubbard. Hampden,
Ohio.
The ladies Mite Society are going
to serve the annual Turkey dinner to
the Detective Associa ion in the
basement Of the NJ. E. Church on
New Year day and in the evening
they will get up supper for 25 cents
Read their ad elsewhere and 60 and
get good new year dinner. Take
your wife along also.
Excelsior lodge, I. O. o. F., at Ris.
ing Sun, has elected the following
officers for the next term: N G., E.
K Brown; V. G., Alfred Kirk; r. S..
I R. Taylor; p. S., J. A Kirk; Treas
Jas. M. Evans; Chaplain Rev. Elm
Kirk; Janitor. Reese Mahan; .Trus.
tees, Barclay Reynolds, Job Haines
and Chas. J. Davis.
Messrs. Brown & Heckart, railroad
contractors at Red Cliff, Colorado
have asked Captain Emil Holm of
Port Deposit to send a number If
day 'aborers out to them. A number
Of men have signified their willing
ness to go and Mr.. Holm expects to
start with them for the West some
time in January.
SHILOH'S COUGH and Consump
ton ure is sold by DR.. Kirk guar
antee. 1t cures Consumption.
The School Commissioners have
adopted new history of Maryland,
prepared by E. H, Butler & Co. The
history is to cost 80 cents each and
Butler & Co are to allow rs cents
for the old histories of the state at
present used by the schools. The
change is most likely for the better.
1t could hardly be for the worst.
Three prisoners escaped from Elk
ton Jail on Sunday morning last but
were soon captured and returned to
their old quarters. The escape was
effected by using their bedsteads and
blankets, by which they scaled the
jail wall. John Dunbar, who has a
blacksmith shop near the Jail saw
the prisoners escaping and gave the
alarm. when pursuit was commenced
and the birds were soon overtaken.
Tubular lanterns, clothes ringers,
sleigh bells and snow shovels at
Haines & Klrk's.
GROUP NHOOPING COUGIy and
Bronch' tbs Immediately relieved by
Shiloh's Cure. Sold by DIR. l.. r. Kirk
DR.. Seth Arnold's Cough KILLER
gives immediate relief, and cures
severest coughs, CO DIS and Malignant
Fevers, Sore Throat Asthma. &c. 25c
SOC and Sl0O sizes For sale by G.
G. Sill
For Costiveness, Biliousness, Head
ache and all teverish habits use DR..
Seth Arnold's Bilious Pills. Csc,
Mothers, al,oays use DR.. Seth Ar
nold's Soothing and Quieting Cor
dial for children, A mild safe tonic.
25c. For sale by G. G. Sill.
The County Commissioners and
proprietors Of Odd Fellows Hall in
Elkton talk Of locking horns. The
Commissioners engaged the Hall for
the December term of Court hut it
was afterwards concluded to adjourn
Court over till the 3rd of January
when the new Court room would be
ready. The owners of the Hall COM
plain of loss by this breach of con-
tract on the part of the County and
talk of sueing the "body of Cecil
county for damage.
The Sunday School of the M. E.
Church of Rising Sun will hay a
Christmas tree to nightin the church.
The Sunday School children will be
admitted free to feast their eyes on
the beautiful things that Chris will
leave for them, and children of larger
growth will pay 10 cents to partlci-
pate in the pleasures of the e, enino.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPoSALs FOR STATIONERY

DR0POSALS FOR STATIONERY.
Il TREASURY DEPARTMENT, December %. 1853
Sealed proposals for furnishing Stationery for ~
mediate use Will be received this department un
the FIFTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, $50
ONE O'CLOCK T.. NJ. Blank forms for bidding VI
be furnished upon application. The bids viii be ca
sidered. and accepted rejected. item by item ~.
posas 10 be addressed To the undersigned AND mArke
Proposals for stationery" Deliveries must te ~
OF charge at the Treasury Department, Nashingos
ID. G., and Will be subject 10 inspection by an ~
detailed for the purpose By the secretary oi the
ufy, ana the delivery of an Inferior article WI
deemed sufficient cause TO anDul the contract a.
option OF the secretary The department TO- sss''
the right 10 waive defects and reject any or all os
1t DANIEL MANNING, Secretary of the Tressn
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Tomorrow Congress really begins its winters
work, as the organization of the House will
then be completed by the announcement OF the
standing committees, and both chambers will
settle down TO a solid six months session. It is
not supposed that Speaker Carlisle has many
surprises In store I'm the shape of unexpected
appointments to committees. His list, IL Is
understood, will be a conservative one, con-
unuing in almost all cases, so far as old men,
Ders are concerned, the assignments of the last
Congress. The new members will be distribu-
Ted necessarily more at random, as their special
abilities have not been tested.
IL Is inevitable that there will be some i'll
feeling over the list, but it is generally recog-
nized by members that Mr. Carlisle has been
actuated by desire TO be just and fair to all.
Owing to the diversity of opinion within the
party on important questions his position is q
peculiarly delicate one. He cannot hope to
please all, whatever he does, but his list will
probably commend itself TO those who realize
his difficulties and have no personal interest in
the questions at issue.
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