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Eating Before Sleeping.

It is a common mistake 10 suppose that
eating before sleep is injurious. Not at
all unlrequenlly does it happen that pCo.
pie are sleepless for wsnt OF food, and a
little taken either when they first go to
bed or when they thus awake sleepless
will be generally found far more etflca.
cious, and of course infinitely less in.
furious, than any drug in the chemists
pharmacopia. These are the physical
remedies Tor sleeplessness which have the
best recommendation. AS for the moral
ones, there Is certainly q good deal more
to be said. Perhaps the most stringent
OF all rules are: "Ayoid anxiety" and
"Don't go to bed owing anybody a
grudge." Chewing the bitter end Of q
quarrel is q thousand fold more injurious
TO repose than swallowing a whole tea.
potIul Of tho very greenest of green tea.
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TIE Science Of Health" thus calls at,
tention to o fact which can not'too ire
quently be enforced on peoples minds
"The perniclous habit Of breathing
through the mouth while sleeping or
waking Is very hurtful, There are many
persons who sleep with the mouth open
and do not know It. They may go to
sleep with It closed, and wake with It
closed, but II the mouth Is dry and
pArched on waking, 1t Is a sign that II
has been open during sleep. Snoring is
auother sure sign. This habit should be
overcome. At all times, except when
eating, drinking or speaking, keep The
mouth firmly closed, and breathe through
the nostrils, and retire with q firm deter.
mination to conquer. Tho nostrils arc
the proper breathing apparatus, not the
mouth. A man may inhale poisonous
gases through the mouth without being
aware oi 1t, but not through the nose"
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For the South Atlantic and Gull State!
and Tennessee partially cloudy and warn
weather will prevail, with cast 10 south
winds and q high barometer east Of The
Mississippi River.
For the Middle States generally clear
weather, northwest to southwest winds
no decided change in the temperature
and a rising barometer during the night
For the Lake regions generally clear
and warm weather, with southeast tc
southwest Winds and q stationary or fall
ing barometer.
For the Northwest increasing cloudi
ness, southeast TO southwest winds, higt
temperature and falling barometer.
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NEW YORK, November 6.-The follow.
log is the comparative cotton statement :
Net receipts at all United States ports Tor
the week, 142,7 ,70l bales; last year, 1888 $50;
total to date, 795,367; last year, Gil ,O79.
Exports for the week, 65,S75 bales; last
year, 66,779; total exports to date, 27O,-
1856; last year, 2ll .320. Stock at all Uni
ted States ports, 452 O20 bales; last year,
SOS.8l4. Stock at all interior towns, Co.,
900 bales; last year, 50.236. Stock at Liv-
erpool, $4,000 bales; last year, $4,000.
Stock, American, aflost Tor Great Britain,
10000 bales; last year, $4,000.
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A Grand Celebration,

NEW ORLEANS, November 6.-Active
preparations are going on for a grand
torch light procession and illumination
tomorrow night in honor Of the Dem.
ocFatic victories throughout the Union.
a committee of 10 adopted the following:
ReSo!red, That the Committee invite
the people Of Louisiana to meet at their
respective places Of worship on Thursday
the l0th Of November, to return thanks
TO Almighty God for their deliyerance
from political bondage.
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One Way of Getting a MstorItv,

NEW ORLEANS, November GA New
Iberia dispatch says that when the Com.
missioners Of the Hubertsville Poll came
to hand in their box the Supervisor could
not be found. When rendered him the
next morning he replied that according to
law 1t was too late, and refused TO re-
ceive i. On Wednesday tho Supervisor
started for New Orleans, leaving the
Hubertsville box behind. Without this
box the Republicans elect the entire
Parish ticket.
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Fire at Columbus, Ky.

NASHVILLE, TENN, November CA
conductor on the Mobile & Ohio Raj
Road brings the news 10 Union City this
morning that Columbus, KY, was on fire
IN two places last night. The Western
Union Telegraph office was burned and
wires all down. No particulars.
Fourhouses, occupied as colored board.
ing houses, were burned in Clarkeville
Tenn, this morning. Loss $4,000. No
insurance. ....
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CINCINNATI, November Cat Bucy-
rus last nj ight four barns and a butcher
shop were burned, evidently the work Of
an incendiary. Tonight two more barns
were burned In the same manner. The
citizens held a meeting, and resolved to
make all vagrants coming TO the city
work Tor their bread, that boys shall not
be allowed on the streets aller dark, and
that all persons attending fires be COM
PEELED 10 work 10 subdue the flames,
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NEW YORK CITY.
POLITICAL,


NEw YORK, November 0.-Two DO.
liticRl meetings In this city last night
gave an opportunity for speeches and
congratulations.
A reception Of the Manhattan Clut
brought together many OF the lights oI
the Democracy, and speeches were made
BY Governor elect Tilden, Senators Thur.
man, Bayard and Stockton, Senator elect
Eaton and Others. Most OF the speakers
counselled msgnAnimity and moderation
In tho hour Of triumph.
at Tammany Hall John Kelly made an
address remarkable for the force with
which he urged on his party honest man.
agement and wise use Of their newly oh.
tanned power, reminding them that they
owe their success to the conservative
element in the Republican party.
A$50,OOO FIRE.
The principal buildings in Marcelles
Falls. N. T., were burned yesterday. Loss
STOLEN BONDS.
some days since Marx & Co., Of this
city, bought six Union Pacific bonds from
Scott q Co., and to-day the same were
delivered. Marx s. Co. keep q registry Of
stolen bonds, and upon referring TO this
they discovered that these Union Pacific
bonds had been stolen from tho Wilkes
barre Bank. The bonds were returned
10 Scott d Co., who In turn sent them to
a customer in distant city, from whom
the bonds were received.
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NEVADA.

San FRANcIsCo, November G.-The re.
turns from Nevada arc yet incomplete.
Adams, Democrat, Is elected Lieut.. Gov
ernor. WOODBURY., Republican, Is elected
TO Congress. The Republican majority
on joint ballot in the Legislature will be
10 10 90. The Republicans claim the en-.
tire State ticket with the exception Of
Bradley and Adams. No estimate is given
Of the general ma sjority.
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A Lucky Man Over at Martins Ferry.
lFrom the SteuhenYllle GazatteO


A gentleman in our Office yesterday re.
lated TO US q plan that a gentleman at
Martins Ferry took 10 collect all OF his
debts. 1t was this: He gave credit to
every one that asked 1t, and II any one did
not pay as soon as he thought they ought
to, he would Immediately go to his closet,
and in fervent prayer he would offer up
petitions, asking the Lord to put 1t into
the heart Of that person TO come and pay
the debt he owed him. In a short time
the person would come to pay the debt,
and would generally say-that they had
neglected TO come and pay the debt as
they ehould, and the longer they put of
paying the debt, the more their conscience
would goad them about not having paid
it. Our informant says the gentleman in
Martins Ferry says he never lost cent
that was owing TO him.
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An OFFICIAL statement o. the total
valuation ot the taxable real estate and
personal property Of Chicago, together
with the income taxes, during the past
twenty years, has just been submitted 10
tho municipal council Of that city, from
which 1t appears that tho value of real
estate has increased from $13,13O,G77 in
1868 to $262 .0G9, $50 in 1878; the value Of
personal property from $3,7l1,l54, TO
$40, ,103,175; and the income tax from
$135, ,G62, to $5.6l73lS. The population
Of the city, during the same period, has
run up from 65, 100 10 895. .226. showing
an increase Of 50S per cent, This is per-
hapS the most wonderful growth in popu.
lation and wealth Of any city in the world.
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FIrc in PeoHIn.

PEORIA, ILL. November GA fire
broke out in Parmli's livery stable this
evening, which destroyed the buildings,
70 head Of horses. rs tons Of hay ard q
large number of carriages, buggles, etc:
Loss $4,000; no insurance. Batto's sa-
loon and B. Elsenhsuser's harness shop,
adjoining, were also burned. Small In.
surance. Tho Peoria House was dam.
aged by water to the amount Of $1,000,
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NEW YoKK, November 6.-The case of
Tilton vs. Beecher will be called on Mon.
day next In the City Court oil Brooklyn.
Beecher's council have appealed from the
decision Of the court denying their mo-
ton for bill ofparticulars. Frank Moul-
ton has been summoned 10 appear on
Monday and plead to the indictments ior
libel on Mr.. Beecher and Miss Proctor.
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Collision of Freight Traiu,,

LAFAYETTE, IND, November Gin
consequence Of o collision of freight
trains OF Buck Creek Station, on The
Toledo & Western railroad today, a con.
ductor named Mcguire was Instantly
killed. The accident was caused by the
dense fog prevailing at the time. The en-.
glne, caboose and freight car or two
were badly damaged.
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SALT LAKE, November G.-There was
a severe rain and snow storm yesterday,
last night and to-day, extending from this
place 10 the Pacific Coast.
The Utah Southern Railroad is being
extended from Provo 10 Santa Quin,
about thirty miles, and q large force Of
men are employed on the work. A con-
siderable quantity Of iron Is being hauled
from the mines in Southern Utah to the
southern terminus Of the road and sent
there lor manufacture,
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PRoTRAcTsD MEETING protracted
meeting has been in progress at the North
Street NJ. E. Church since Monday last,
under the direction oi Rev. J. W. Webb.
pastor. The meetings have been well
attended and moderately successful. Rev.
Dr.. Kelley, Of the Fourth Street NJ. E.
Church, preached there last night.
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De-. o. W. HOLMES boldly advocates
the doctrine that 1t Is the duty ol Apply.
slcian to make the last hours OF q pa.
tleut as easy as possible, That's to say,
when he can no longer keep him in the
world, he ought to assist him out Of it
1t Is a question which isopen to wide
field ol discussion, both on scientific and
humanitarian grounds, and one wAieh is
likely to stand side by side with crema-
tion as ono OF the great problems Of the
fntnre.
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to see this sensitive feeling Of the English
become red hot. Especially when we
take into account the declaration OF Arch.
bishop Manning that the Congress Is ior
the aYowed purpose Of asserting and ad-
vancing the claims Of the Pope "to world
wide allegiance" Upon this point we
may look out for thunder from the
Thunderer.
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FLORIDA.

AUGUSTA, Ca, November O.-News
from Key West, Fla, says the Cubans
voted for the Republican candidate, thus
defeating Henderson, Democrat, for Con-
gress in tho First district. Wall, colored
Republican, has been elected over Finlsy,
Democrat, in the Second district. The
Democrats have a majority Of 20 in the
Legislature,
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Died from His Ipiurlcs.

CINCINNATI, November G--WillIam
Stevenson, Of Butler county, while hunt.
Ing near Deoler, Ohio, yesterday, acci.
dentally discharged his gun into his arm
and blew Il of He died this morning
from his iniuries.
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PHILADELPHIA, November 6-OH1cial
returns from Berks county give Lslta,
Democratic candidate for Lieutenant.
Governor, 5,3ll ajority. This adds 17O
TO Latta's msjOrily as published this
morning. Latta's Ofllci"l majority in Lu.
zerne county is 1877.
WILKEsBARIss, Nov. 6.-Ketcham, Re.
publican, Is elected in the 18th district
By 7G7 majority.
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PITTaBURGH proposes to take hand in
the grain business, and starts of with or
ganizlnga Corn Exchange. Upwards of
100000 bushels OF grain were taken
to that market last year, an amount 1t Is
hoped to increase II freight discrimina-
tions blythe railroads can be removed.
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THE verdict of the jury in the Strauder
case surprised almost every one. 1t was
generally expected that no would be
sentenced to ten or fifteen years impris-
onment in the penitentiary.
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NEw YORK, November 6-Billiard
tournament, seventh game, 81 innings,
CyriIle Dion 800; Rudolph III. Eighth
game, ls innings, Vignaux 800; Daniels
100 ninth game, 20 innings, Joe Dion
S0Oi slasson 1873; tenth game, 80 innings,
Vignaux 800; DAILY 200.
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The Priest and a Female OrgpnI,,

"' oHuIU OIbuuIBIs
PHILADELPHIA, November G-Rev. ].
E Gordenman, Of the Catholic Church,
IS reported to have disappeared with the
female organist OF the St. Bonilace Cath
oIic Church, OF which he was pastor.
The report that Father Gordenman alb.
seconded with the funds OF the Church Is
doubted, but an investigation by the
place.
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THERE arc not over sixty pupils in the
Institution OF the Deaf, Dumb and Blind,
at Romney, and the Board expressed
themselves as much pleased with the
management and conduct Of the 1nstitu-
tlon.-Romney lntelLigencsr.
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outrage and summary Pupishment,

MEMPHIS. November 6.-Parties from
Oaceola, Arkansas, state that early yester.
day morning o negro named Jack Phil
lips outraged the vile Of planter near
there. From the treatment received she
will probably die, as she was withina few
weeks Of confinement. The negro was
arrested and brought to O5ceola, tho citi-
zens OF which place, both black and
white, lmprovised a court. After hearing
the evidence they took the prisoner out
and shot him.
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LUNAcY.-A warrant Of lunacy has
been issued by Squire caldwell for Sam
uel Atkinson, who lives up Short Greek.
DR.. Bates will examine Atkinson at his
own house,
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With corrections and additions re-
ceived to-day Lsttas' majority loots up to
1908. Official returns are still waning
from Forest, Sullivan, Allegheny and
Philadelphia counties. Only three Wards
Of Philadelphia have thus far been count.
ed, and they increased Lattas' vote 235
from the returns made election night.
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DETROIT, November G.-The schooner
Hattie johnson, loaded with wheat ior
Buffalo, went ashore on North Point,
Lake Huron, yesterday afternoon. She
can probably he got of by tightening.
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Methodist Episcopal Board OF Bish-


BALTIMORE, November G.-Pursuant 10
the adjournment Of the Board Of Bishops
ofths Methodist Episcopal Church at Co.
lumbus, Ohio, in May last, the Board con.
vened IN this city yesterday. The follow.
ing Bishops were present.: James, of New
York; Senior Bishop Simpson, Pennsyl-
yania; Scott, Delaware; Ames, Maryland;
Harris, Illinois; Foster, Ohio; Bowman,
Missouri; Andrews, Omaha; Wiley, Mas
sachuselts; Haven, Georgia; Peck, Cali
lornia.. Yesterdays session, as well as
that OF today, was OF the most private
character. 1t Is understood, however,
that the principal object Of the meeting
was for pertecting and announcing the as.
siGnment ol Episcopal Visitstlons among
the Bishops. .
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POLICE CoURT.-OnIy one case before
the police court yesterday morning. OH
Ger Henry arrested Thomas Walker for
obstructiDg the streets and alleys, for
which offense he paid $3 and costs.
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BOSTON, November Cat a specis,
meeting OF the Franklin Telegraph O.,
today e I was voted to lease their lines to
the A. q z. Go. Tor ninety.nine years, at
an annual rental not exceeding cas- 0OO.
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PTTsBURGH, November 5.-W. Il.
Moore, engineer Of the towboat John
Henney, found guilty some months ago
OF carrying more steam than allowed by
law, and license revoked, has had his
license restored.
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A CLERK Ab,copds with 400 .ooo

MONTREAL, November Ga clerk in
the savings department OF the Bank OF
Montreal has abaconded with $22, 600, and
clerk In the office Of VIM. B. Simpson,
one ofthe stockholders, has fed with SIS.
600.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, November G.-The Austrian
government has requested the Porte to
hasten the answer TO the proposition for
commercial Convention between Aus
tria and Roumauis,
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SPAIN.

HENDAYE, November G-The Csrlists
report that they have repelled two sorties
OF the garrison, Of Irun, and are taking
measures to intercept forces coming to
tho relief OF the town.
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TIE 81. OlairsviIle s. Cadiz Macadsm-
lied Road Company OF Belmont county
has been Incorporated with capital stock
Of $57,7e7 50, In shares Of $50 each.
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WE are glad to note that our sugges-
tion in regard to excluding spectators
from the inside Of the railing at the Court
House during q trial has been adopted.
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INDIA.

CALCUTTA, November G.-The native
In custody, suspected of being Nova sa-
hib, has been removed to Cownpare for
further investigation as TO his identity,
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CoETINUED.-In the Circuit Court yes.
terdaY the hearing of tho OAOeu OF Albert
Ray, Thomas Hughes and Frank Ford
were continued to the 18th inst.
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TnE CADLE sTRAMRR,

LONDON, November GA dispatch
from the steamer Faradsy, dated l o'clock
TINS afternoon, reports the steamer in lat
itude 40 degrees ! minute, and longitude
W degrees AZ minutes, and announces
that J, ,lG7 knots of cable have been paid
out. ''>'
Tho text Of the Turkish dispatch 10
Germany, Russia and Austria um tho
houmsnian question Is published, and
lully confirms the brietreport given Of It
on the 2d inst. The Porte is compelled
to ask whether, through this fresh blow
at the treaty oil Paris, the day may not
come when human efforts will be power.
less 10 stop the torrent let loose by suc.
cessiVe Violations of the treaty.
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GERMANY,

BERLIN, Nov. G.--Delegates Schooner
berg, Winterer and Guer6er, from Alsace
and Lorraine, took their seats in The
Reichstag 10 day.
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The President to day appointed W. P.
Walsh postmaster at Hot Springs, Ark.
READY TO MAKE RETURNS.


TORONTO, November 6.-The Church
Of Scotland, In session here, have adopt.
ed motion in favor Of reunion by vote
OF 6S to II.
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BosTGE, November 6.-Arrived-The
steamship Italy, from Liverpool.
NEW YORK, November G.-ArrivCd-
Steamship State Of Pennsylvania, from
Glasgow.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, November CA dispatch
from Hendsys says that the Carlists are
throwing petroleum shells into Irun, and
nine houses have been burned and The
town Is much battered. Another dispatch
states that the government has impressed
all the steamers at Santander to carry
troops 10 Irun.
The sisters Of the Tichborne claimant
have petitioned the Queen for his release.
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ADDITIoNALLoCAL.

SIXTEEN tramps reposed in the lookup
last evening.
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TIE Street Commissioner had o gang
of men at work repairing the paving on
Main street, below 2lst, Yesterday.
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Telegram onnrn,or KILLED

LITTLE Rock, November Ga tele-
graph operator named Hoover, at Hope,
on the line Of the @. & F. R. r, south OF
here, was shot and killed last night by a
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Mrs. Gen. RawliDs died al a hotel at
Cheyenne Friday morning,
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FRENcH doYERNMENT aAr1arIRn

BRUSSELS, November GA special
dispatch from Vinna to Independence
Beige, says: Duke DeCaseS has notified
Austria that tho French government Is
convinced that Germany did not inspire
the recent Spanish note, and that tho
German Cabinet on the CONTRARY approves
ol the recent policy Of France with re-
gard TO the enforcement Of neutrality, on
the Spanish frontier.
ITALY PROTESTS AGAINST THE PAPAL
CONSPIRACY.
u UntUtr@ says 1t Is reported that Italy
is about 10 issue memoranda 10 the
European Powers calling attention TO the
danger 10 llaly from the intrigues Of The
Vatican, and declaring that government
can no longer tolerate q permanent con-
spiracy in its own capital, and urging
the powers to discontinue the custom Of
maintaining Ambassadors at the Holy See.
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BY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPoBr

By the Western Union Line,
oflce Northwest cor. ol Main and Monroe BlA.
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DlRp OF THRIn 1NJURIBs,

Haskin and Britsch, the firemen who
were scalded by the accident on the Mem.
phts Railroad, near this city, died last
night
Clear and warm. Mercury 80,
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

PARIS, November 6-Thc reply q
Duke do Cazes, Minister OF Foreign Al
lairs, to the Spanish memorandum, will
be sent to Madrid on Monday next Il
Will deal specifically with each complaint
and retute the assertions contained In the
memorandum BY documentary testimony
Tho Duke declines to discuss the question
OF the surveillance used by The French
authorities on the frontier, because II is a
matter Of a purely internal nature. lie
also declines to communicate his reply 10
the other powers, as he disapproved Of the
course adopted when sending her mem