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GOAaBRClAL AND FlNASCIAA.
MATTERS Ia VAIL STREET.
The LAEeShOre Railway Combination
Payments By the Gold tx.
change Bank,
NEW YoRK. OnLnhar 2,

New YoRK, October 25.
The affairs Of the Lake Shore compa.
ny, so far as they have leaked out, were
the subject Of much discussion In stock
circles today. Ii IL announced on the
authority OF one OF the directors that
the nominal capital or the new combl.
nation has been Fixed at $4,000, 900.
This had depressing influence on the
speculation ln shares. The combined
capital OF the Lake Shore and Wabash
will represent 4l,0OO,O 900, putting In
Lake Shore at 100 and Wabash at rs,
but when the Decatur and st. Louis Is
taken In the capital will be raised to
az. 2.600,0 900. This will leave u margin
for the company to sell 81 SOC, 900 OF new
stock, which II ls stated will only be
sold for the purpose Of double tracking
and equipplng the road. The 81, ,000,-
900 share capital is, OF course, inclusive
Of the bonded debt and the various
roads embracedn ~ IInIIiId LuOn.
The announcement that the Lake Shore
company was empowered TO sell 80
much additional stock created an un-
easy feeling. There 10 TO be cash dlvi.
dend OF per cent on Lake Shore, to be
declared rs Of the flrst OF January, 1870,
payable February /, 1870. The new
company will be called the Buffalo,
Lake Shore. Chicago and Wabash Rail-
road Company.
Mr., Jordan, Recelver OF the New
York Gold Exchange Bank, has notl>
lied The creditors OF the bank that be
will begin payment Tomorrow OF the
additional % per cent on all adjusted
claims! This makes the total payment
OF Is per cent. II was decided this az.
ternoon by some OF Mr.. Jordan's
friends, that he will be able to pay the
remaining % per cent In few days.
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Governor Hayes, of Ohio, yesterday
Issued 4 proclamation setting apart the
18th day OF November next ua day OF
Thanksgiving.
NJ. Duukln has resigned the Treasu-
ryship of the Province OF Quebec and
been appointed Secretary OF State In
tho Dominion Cabinet.
John VS.. VIsscher, formerly let
ter carrier, was arrested in Albany,
Saturday, and held iu 5000 bail for
stealing a letter from the post Office.
The letter was found on his person.
The skeleton OF Charles Ward, was
found In field In Sutton, Mass. Sun.
day. Ward had been missing about
two months; the cause OF his death Is
unknown.
Judge Chase delivered au elaborate
opinion 10 the Yetger case, yesterday,
to the effect hat the Supreme Court has
Jurisdiction In ha6eas corpus cases.
A barge belonging to the Mississippi
Valley Transportation Company, laden
with 2 600 barrels Of flour, sunk at the
st. LouIs levee. Sunday; cargo insured,
1t was thought In Cincinnati yester.
day, that the Board OF Education, at Its
meeting to be held last night, would
exclude the Bible from the public
schools.
Doctor White, Of Aurora Illinois, v as
found dead In his room nj the Everett
House, 81. Louis, Sunday afternoon,
having committed suicide by taking
morphine. Supposed cause, pscuniary
distress.
John G. Thompson, @. N. Allen and
L. B, Eshelman OF the Democratic State
Central Committee, are in Cincinnati.
Probably to condole with Pendleton. ]
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CINCINNATI Market.

CINCINNATI, October 25.
FLouR-Unchanged and dull; fAmI'
ly IS G0a5 rs.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull and nominally
unchanged; red 81 OSAl II. Corn-Firm
at 600 fer new; S5aS7c for old. Oats
50a56c. Rye-95c
CoTTCE-Flrmer; middllng 25c.
WHIsKY-Sold at 81 IL bat buyers
contend for lower rates.
ToBAooo-Unchanged and quiet.
PROV1sIoNs-Mess Pork-Dull at
S3l 90 but no sales. Bulk Meats
Shoulders held l4Ho but no demand.
Bacon-Decllned 10 16Al9c but is salea.
BILE AT these rates; 1<c higher IL asked.
Green MeAts-Sold at llk, l4kal6k
and firm. Lard-Nomlnally unchang-
ed; prime held at Ito.
Hods-Sold at 50 6Oal0 80 and In good
demand; receipts light.
BUTTER-FIrm at 30a35c,
CHEEsE-In good demand al II IfalS11
EGas-25c.
GoLD-l30k buying.
ExoHANaE-Steady at ITO discount
buying,
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ENGLAND.
The Late Earl OF Derby-The Rtats-
menG OF the T1meS.

LONDON, Dot, 25.
The Times In an obituary on Lord
Derby, says no Oue can be- u statesman
without AlRtesmAnlike temperament:
with this the Earl OF Derby was never
endowed. He was too lnpulsive 10
resist the temptation OF making sally
on enemies both In and out OF season, ,
His sneer at the Italian struggle will
ever be remembered AZ proof OF his
recklessness, In speaking on foreign
atfatrs.i Thel Duke " Wellington be-
queathed to him h:S Influence In the
House Of Lords. Out tue Usquest could
not be- executed; the mantle Of the
Dukes S0ldierlike virtues had not de.
scsnded on his successor, great M was
hiS ascendenCy. AmUnH the conserva.
tive Peers, he never gained the conf
dence OF his cOunIrymen. The Stan.
dlrd predicIs that while the present
generation lives, Lord Derby will be
remembered throughout his own prov.
tnce, not only As Au orator, scholar and
statesman, OF whom Lancashire may
we'll be proud, but M n maRnaIe who
In the direct trial tHok his place NJ lead :
or OF The work OF relief and charity, 10
the rich man who cared for the sorrows
OF tue poor; and as the great man who
respected Ihe.pride OF the lowIy, not AZ
the premier OF England, bnt as u kind
~ neighbor, generous friend aud
Christian gentleman.
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BLOOD PURIFIERS

READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY.
READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY.
Who could aRk for more substantial tssti-
mOny than Is thus given.
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NRw YORK, Oct, %.
CorToN-Flrmer; closing quiet; salet
OF 500 bales at 26Hc for middling up
lands.
FLoUR-Olosed dull and 90 lower.
Observation-Disclosures quiet and
scarcely SO firm; the export demand Ia
checked by the extreme scarcity Of
freight room. Rye-Dull at 81 05al OF
for western. Oats-Qulet and heavy al
6Oa6O No for western. Corn-Very hrm
for sound, and heavy for unsouud
81 0lal Of for sound, and s6a9So for un-
sound mixed western.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Dull at $Sl IS for
mess. Beef-Steady with moderate de.
mand. Cut Meats and Bacon-Steady
with fair inquiry. Lard-Quiet at l74I
also for fair 70 prime steam,
Eads-Steady with fair inquiry.
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THE xRRGER CASE.
Tho Supreme Court Decides that u
has JuFIAdICtIOn.
Tho ConstItutIOnaIiIy OF RecOnStruc.
ton mot Involved.

Tho ConStItutIOnAliIy OF RecOnStruc.
ton mot Involved.
WASHINGTON, Oot, 25,
Chief Justice Chase read an elaborate
opinion to>day In the Yeager case, to
the effect that the Supreme Court OF the
United States has Jurisdiction under
the Constitution and Judiciary act OF
1850 and that the act OF 1867 repealed by
that Of 1896. does not operate TO take away
the Jurisdiction OF this Court IN matt
ter OF habcdS corpus, which is among
our most valuable rights and Is guarded
both by the Constitution and statutes.
The merits Of the case were not involv.
ed In the oplulon.
Mr.. Phillips, counsel for Yerger,
remarked that he had invited con-
ference Tomorrow forenoon with the
Attorney General. Before further
action In the case II motion for q writ OF
habedS corpus 10 pending.
Chief Justice Chase's opinion does not
involve the merits OF the Yerger case or
constitulIonality Of the reconstruction
acts, but merely the question Of the
authority OF the COURT TO issue the writ
OF hdbedS corpus under its appellate
jurlsdiollon. The case on the merits OF
the Court shall issue the writ and pro.
ceed to The hearing thereon, and will
present the question only as to which
power In the State OF Mississippi In ils
present condition OF reconstruction, the
military or civil, person charged
with crime is amenRble.
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THE PRESIDENT AND TME GoLD
RINo.-We have annoyed our readers
very little with the multitude ofru-
nors, insInuations, and direct charges,
industriously kept atloat by the gold
gamblers Of New York, to the effect
that President Grant was involved In
the recent disastrous speculations. The
fact that the conduct Of Secretary Bout
we'll, In smashing the ring at the crItl-
cal moment, received the approval OF,
II indeed 1t was otinspired bythe Presl.
dent, has seemed o sufficient reason for
rejecting all these stories against q man
whose unblemlshed record Ia the
pride Of the nation. At last, however,
the desperate knaves have presumed
to charge that the Presidents commu.
niCations with the "rIng" were
carried on through Mrs. Grant; and In
view ofthat brazen efTtontsry. 1t Is worth
while to state that all these repress snta>
tious are false In every particular. The
Washington correspondent Of the Bos.
ton Advertiser announces on unques-
tlonable authority that neither the
President nor Mrs. Grant has been
directly or indirectly engaged In any
Of the transactions alluded to, either
those based on gold or government
bonds, and no letter has been written
by either Of them that could by any
torturlnH be construed into duplicating
lts writer In these operations. The
statement that Mr.. OorbIn had received
a letter from Mrs. Grant on the subject
OF these speculations, is also false. Mrs.
Grant has never written him u letter
on any subject. The use which Mr..
CorbIn appears 10 have made In various
ways OF the Presidents name has not
only been wholly unauthorized, but
without the knowledge OF thei Presl-
dent.
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rlIE CUBAN eEvoLurIuS
The LILLIAN - American COrrespOn.
uents NJ Havana.


NRw YORK, Dot. %.
The Herald has II narrative OF the
cruise OF the Cuban steamer Lillian,
The command ut last accounts was on
desolate key near KAssan, awaiting
the vessel, which had been seized, but
was subsequently released by the Brit.
ish authorities. General Cristo, the life
Of the expedition, has returned to this
city, aud It is evident that the cause OF
the failures and disasters IL traceable to
JealousIes among the general officers as
TO rank.
A Havana letter slalss that the Hava.
ma press take the correspondent OF
American papers, In that city, to task
for too freely commenting on the con-
dition OF affairs In the island, and say
they have lost the right to remain there
as impartial foreign correspondents.
A war with the United Stales would
not be popular with the Spanish resi-.
dents In Cuba, but they would not fail
In their duty to their government and
Spain would prolong the struggle for
many. years I'LL It was Terminated by
the Intervention Of other nations.
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GheGRtelIiq
The Supposed Crisis In Paris.

The news from Paris this morning
indicates a critical state Of affairs In the
French capital. It has been reported
that Hn uprising against the Govern.
ment would take place to-day. The
French opposition contend that yesler.
day was the legal date for the
assembling OF the Corps Leglsla-
III, that being six months after
the last dissolution OF the Cham-
bers when 1t ls constllntionally re-
quired to convene, although the Ems
peror had prorogued It 10 November
q. Some Of the radical deputies pro-
posed accordingly TO assemble Mon.
day, and their meeting was 10 be ac.
CompAnied by u demonstration Of the
populRce, but for prudential reasons
leslsted.
Tho preparations by the Government
are such, VIC should Judge, as to deter
any rising today In Paris, even II
had been really contemplated.
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Notice to Take Dispositions.

James Kerr, Comp't, In Chancery in the
VS.. SCIrcuIt Court Of
Louisa Kerr, Defendt Ohio Co., ". Va.
TAKE NOTICE THAT THE DEPOsI-
J. tons OF John Jones, Phoebe Jones and
Others. will be taken at the law office OF
Charles 81. Ruple, In the town OF Washing
ton, in the Stale oI pennsylvania, on the
9Th day OF November, A. w., 1859, between
NJ, 10 be read In evidence In the above
named cause, on behalf OF said complainant.
And II, from any cause, the taking OF the
said depositiOnS shall not be commenced, or
being commenced, shall not be completed
on that day, the taking Of the same will be
adjourned from time 10 time until the Bame
shall be completed.
JAMES KERR,
By TAYLOR q BARR. sols.
To LOUISA K uRR.
WHEELING. Uct. 6, 1850. oct5.4wTues
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baltimore Market,

BALTIMORE, October 25.
FLouR-Dull; favors buyers but prI.
ces unchanged.
GRAIN-Corn-Dull; white 81 1Oa1 10;
yellow 81 0S. Oats-Dull at 56a6Sc
Rye-S1 l0a1 IL.
PRoVIsIoNs-Mess Pork-Flrm at S33
Bacon-Quiet; rib sides 2Oc; clear rib
2Ohc; shoulders 17c. Lard-Qulet al
lSalSKc.
WHisKY-FIrm but scarce 81 2la1 %.
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HAx1IEn AFFAIRS.
EGreCts Of she Pondleton Policy ON
tue Currency.

tue Currency.
NEW YoRK, Oct. "a.
81. Thomas dates OF the 10th says
gold has risen TO 1900. this causing ad.
ditional depreciation OF the national
currency, the rise caused by the action
OF brokers. Many OF the prominent
ones were arrested and sent on foot
with General ChelvaIres army, which
was going 10 invest Jackmel and Aux
Uayes. Salnave has applied 10 the
British Admiral, Pullman, command.
Ing the English squadron now at Jack.
mel, to send 4 vessel to Port Au Prince,
70 protect II against the threatened
bombardment by the rebels. He has
forwarded troops and supplies TO Con.
avies, AUX Cages and Jackulal. The
government monopoly OF coffee has
been e'establised, but It IL moneyless
TO pay the holders. The ships are load.
Ing with logwoOd.
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A Serles Of Ineendlary Fires.


MONTREAL, Oct. %.
A series Of hres occurred here Satur.
day night and Sunday morning; the
most serious was the destruction Of St,
Andrews Church, and the partial des'
ruuIion OF the Unitarian Church and
the Drug ManuiAcIory OF Kerry q
Crothers. A Baptist Church was also
considerably damaged. The fires are
supposed TO be the work OF an incendIa.
~; loss about $3.50 900.
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CAUTION.

AoonandS German Remedies are counter
taited. See that tho signature OtG ii. JACK.
BON 10 on the Wrapper Of each bottle. AL
Otheu are counterfeit.
German Medicine Store, No. 81 ARuH street,
philadelphia, Pa.
Formerly G. II. JACKSON 4 90,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NE Ws.
lBy Gable Telegraph to the TntellIGoncer.
FRANCE.
THE CRISIS IL PARIS.
Reported Plot for Rising Thursday.
Napoleon Concentrating TrOopS-Thc
Streets 10 be Kept Clear by
Artillery.
An Imperial Manifesto Ready.
I,nNnnN Ooknhnr or

An Imperial MnnlIeBlO RoAdy.
LONDON, October %.
II 10 reported in Paris that q plot,
concooted by the Liberals, for rising
on Thursday next, has been discovered.
The Emperor 10 concentrating troops In
the CITY, and Gen, BaEAine has received
orders to employ artillery II necessary
to keep the streets clear. An Imperial
manifesto has been prepared, and is
ready for publication, but the Govern
ment awaits events before issuing II.
The Liberals deny the existenoe OF the
reported plot, and to prevent disorder
are disposed TO postpone the attempt to
open the session OF the Corps LegislaLif
Tomorrow. The people OF Paris are
much excited over The impending crisis
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PRICES.

uOcnAnar German Blt:orA per eot.lo 81 g g
hootand1 y German Tonic, put up In Quart
bottles, q 80 per bottle or half doaen for
N@.
iele you buy, In order 70 get the genuine,
For sale by Druggists and Dealers in Med.
cine everywhere, jyl2
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THE fact now stated that Judge John.
sou. the Virginia Senator, has not been
relieved from the disabilities imposed
by the l4th amendment, indicates that
he was connected with the rebellion.
According to the Richmond State Jour
nal. he WAS the receiver or contiscatlng
agent OF the Confederate Government
In Southwestern Virginia.
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PITTsBuRaH, Oct. 25.
Monongahela 2 feet 3 inches and fall-
Ing. Weather clear and cold. Their
m0meter $40.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 25.
River fallen Inch with Q feet10
inches In the channel. Weather clear
with hard black irostS the last two
nights. Thermometer 400.
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HooFLANDB GERMAN. BrTrERs IL
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
II Is q compound OF Fluid Extracts. The
Roots, Herbs, and BarkB from which these
extracts are made, are gathered In Ger
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
nom them by a scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded 10 this country
10 be used expressly for the manufacture OF
this Bltters. There Is no alcoholic substance
Of any kind used in compromising the Bit
lers, hence II free from all the objections In
Cldent to the uSe Of liquor preparation.
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New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YoRK, Ootnhar %.

MoNEY-5A7 per cent. on call loans; on
Q or % days loans l TO IL per cent. Ia
charged In addition to regular rates.
The movement Of currency to the
South continues and will probably In
crease largely as soon as the banks are
able to obtain small notes.
STRRLlNu-Quiet at 109Al099S,
GoLD-HeaVy and lower; opened OF
1917; closed at 180SSalSON. Carrying
rates 4H6 per cent.
GoyERNMENT BONDS - Lower, but
closed AtaAdY.
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Bx TELEGRAPH.
THE GOLD ConnpIRAcY.


ResIEnatioR OF Asst. Treas. RutterIieId
"' NEW YoRK, 0ct.' 25.
The Telegram says ws learn that the
recent complication IN regard 10 the
gold operation connected with u feeling
Of personal self respect, pending inves-
LEGATIONS upon the point, have impelled
the Assistant Treasurer OF United
States, In this city, Gen. Botterfield, to
send In his resignation to the Secretary
OF the Treasury, aud communication
to that effect was dispatched 10 Wash-
ington this afternoon. ....
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"THH leading ISSUE" according to
the latest definition Of the Register. is
personal Instead Of political. Indeed
It Ia very personal In this connection.
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Tue Demonstration In Paris To-Day.
Fears of y EevOlt DlmlnIshinG.

Fears OF D Revolt Diminishing.
LONDON, October 25.
The fears Of a revolt ut Paris on the
26Ih are diminishing. The Govern.
ment Is taking every pTecAutton 10
guard against any disturbance OF the
public peace. Marshal BAZAine has
been authorized TO use cannon without
mercy.
PARIS, October 25.
The Emperor arrived ut the Tulller-
les to-day.
PeLrle, Prefect Of Police, has Issued a
proclamation, which has been widely
circulated throughout the city. He
says, In view Of proceedings expected
on the 26th, and which are likely to
disturb the public peace, the authori.
ties inform the people Of Paris that
measures will be taken to insure re-
spect OF law and maintenance OF tran.
guilty. Good citizens are requested TO
be on their guard against imprudent
curiosity, and not expose themselves
to consequences that may result by the
enforcement Of the law agSinst mobs.
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We should like to inquire II the
"leadIng issue" Us "no longer disguls-
Cd" Isn't u movement strictly within
the Register ranks2
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MURDEE MOST FOUL.
a Man KilIa his wife and Cuts his
own Throat.
NRM YonK. Oclnher 2i.

NEW s1oAAt OcIOUeE III
]. P. Wood, q ship carpenter. resld:
Ing In this place, last night killed his
wife with an axe. Four deep cuts were
found In her face, four Ia her head and
three In her throat. After killing her
he cut his throat with razor. Jealousy
and rum are attributed rs the causes
OF the same.
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JILstGcS Of LhS Supreme Court Of PsnnVlrd'Iid.
PHILADELPHIA, June l, 1883.
81 have found by experience that Hooi.
lRhd'a German Ritten In very good tonic,
relieving dyBpeptlc symptoms almost dls
rectly. GEORGE sHARSW0OD."
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Judge Of tie Supreme oO,rt of PeansyItanid.
PHrLADRLPHIA, April D, 1850
81 consider HoodandG German Hltters, q
vHl.Iabls RleClicin0 in case OF attacks Of lndI.
geStion or Dyspepsia. can certify this
from my experience OF IL
Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON"
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Immediate Payment OF November In.
Gerest Ordered.

WADH1NUEVNI VUIUU6I 10
The Secretary OF the Treasury has au-
thorized the payment ut once and with.
out rebates, the interest due November
lst, both on registered and coupon
bonds. The opinion was delivered.
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JOhusOn aEer Another OMce-He
ROoats Low this time.
i.. NASHVILLE, October 10.
First Ice OF the season this morning.
Il is proposed now by Johnson's
friends 10 run him for the State Con-
vention, and II elected to make him
President OF that body. The legislature
has not yet called convention nor
taken any action on the 10Th Amend.
menk, .r.. st'-.-
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AUSTRIA.

The InSuFrectisH in Dalmatla-AIas.
Saere OF q Garrison.
TRIESTE. October 25.
During the insurreotlon ut Lattaro
the rebels gained possession OF fort
through treachery, and then .massa-
cred the garrison. Their attacks on
the other forts Of the city were repulsed.
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PARIS. October 25
BPAIH.
Cabinet and Legislature Matters at
Madrid.

Cabinet and Legislature Matters at
Madrid.
Madrid, Oct. "a.
A Cabinet Council, the sitting being
OF an unusually extended duration,
was held At The Office Of the Ministry
to-day. The meeting waa summoned
in consequence OF the disagreement OF
Seniors Ardara and SslvillA, respecting
the church expenditures and property.
The unionists members ofthe C0rtHs,
held very strong meeting In the city
on the subject Of their legislative Atti.
tude towards the government.
The mOnArchy la DOubt.
MADRID, October 25.
The conviction Is growing that In the
present stale OF parties the selection Of
q King il improbable. The Cortes is
as much divided In opinion as the Cabi.
net, and unless u acompromise Is effected
the establishment or the monarchy will
be hopeless.
A cabinet difficulty Is anticipated II
Ardara and Selvi!la should resign their
portfolios. TOpeto Will also 10. The
probable solution Of the crisis IL gen.
orally canvASsed, but 10 definite de-
ductton HI 10 the issue has been ar
rived al.
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
ROOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

liz q pleasant preparation OF the BitteB for
thOte who do not like extreme BltteTS. II
la composed OF all the ingredients OF the
BItteH combined with pure aRnta Cruz rum
and agreeable hAvOring extracts. lB uAe |
recommended when some pure EtimulRnt Ia
required In connection with the tonic pro-
perties OF the BIttenL
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THE NE Ws.
FOREIGN,

The steamship Maine has arrived at
Southampton, England, from New
York.
Nearly all the London papers yester-
day bad obituary notices OF the late
Earl Derby,
Austin Henry Lsvard, the author,
has been appointed English Minister to
Spain,